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Dlood means sound health. With pure,
rich, healthy blood, the stomach and dilutive-
organs will bo vigorous, and there
will bo no dyspepsia, llheumatlnin and
Neuralgia will be unknown. Bcrofulannd
Bait ilhcum will disappear. With puro
Blood
Your nerves will be strong, and your
sleep sound, sweet and refreshing.
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That is why It euros so many diseases.
That is why so many thousands i take It
to cure disease, retain Rood health, pro
vent sickness and suffering. Itemombcr
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Is the Ono Truo Wood 1'urlfltr. 1 por bottle.
7, t, nfa. euro I.lvcr 111! oniy to
liOOU 8 Fills take, easy to operate, asc.
THE CHIEF
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PUHLI8IIKD KVKUY FHIDAV
Entered at the pout offlco at lied Cloud, Ncb.ai
second clais mall matter.
WASHINGTON NOTES.
President-elect McKinloy doesn't
wish tho congress to tuku any action
upon nny of tho Cuban resolutions.
This has been hintod for some tlmo,
but now it is fully kuowu. Senators
Culloni of 111., nnd Thurston of Nebr.,
who hnvo both had reeont consultations
with Maj. McKlnley and who previous
to tho holiday recess of congress were
among tho most persistant advocatcsof
imiuadiatc uctiou by congress iu be
half of Cuba, aro now counselling de
lay and pointing out reasons tliorefor.
If representative Money, of Miss., who
has returned from his trip of personal
investigation to Cuba, made any im
portant discoveries, ho is carefully
coucuulittg tlioin. Ono of his friends
says ho will tell what he learned in
Cuba in a speech, but when asked
about it, Mr. Money declined to either
coiillriii or deny it.
When tho advocate of any idea docs
siniuthiiigl got that idea laughed at,
ho does it irreparable injury, und that
is about what Senator Milts hus done
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by his latest Cuban resolution, upon
which lie today nuilo an unusually
strong nnd able speech. Senator Mills
isn't addicted to the habit of joking
upon sorious subjects, nnd it is certain
that when he wrote that Cuban resolu
tion lie had no intention tonmkc nuyone
laugh. All tho same ho has done so,
und the laughter continues, in spite of
his serious speech, and may prove a
more poweiful factor than argument
in causing the wholo Cuban question to
bo skolved for a time. Tho Mills reso
lution recognizes tho independence of
Cuba, nnd declares that the president
should act iu liarmouy with congress,
but tho humor lies in its tail, which pro
vides that a minister to Cuba shall be
appointed ami appropriates $10,000 to
pay Ills salary and traveling expenses.
So far as known, tho only capital the
Cuban Junta has established is in the
saddle und tho most persistent office
serkcr would hardly care to bo minis
ter at such a capital.
Everybody is talking about the per
sonal attack made on Mr. W. 11. Hearst,
the owner of daily papers Iu Now York
and in Sail Francisco, by Representa
tive Johnson, of California, in his
speech in favor of the 1'acilio Railroad
Funding Hill. Much of Mr. J oh icon's
language was so indecent that the
newspapers declined to print it. Why
Spoakcr Itcod allowed such a speech to
bo made on tho floor of tho house is
ono of the conundrums of the hour.
Tho Loud bill, closing tho second
class mail to books, and to sample
copies of newspapers, got throught the
houso by a majority of 30, but its op
ponents are confidently assorting that
it is dead as a last year's nomination,
because It has no possiblo cbauco to
reach a voto iu tho senate Whether
this claim is true is yet to bo seen, and
will depend upon whether tho bill is
strongly opposed in tho senate. It is
perfectly well understood by all tho
sonators that it will bo useless to at
tompt to get a vote upon any bill that
can muster a score of Senators who
aro earnestly opposed to it. That is
why so many people do not believo
that tho Pacific Railroad Funding bill,
which was voted on by the houso today,
will over reach n vote in tho senate.
Somohow tho idoa got out that Hon.
Thomas E. Watson, of Ga., Into popu
list candidate for vice-president,
would appear before the houso election
committee in his own behalf when tho
contested election case of Watson vs.
lllack was called, but Mr. Watson was
not present. His interests wore look
ed uftor by four lawyers, and Repre
sentative Hluck, who was present, had
tho samo number to help him retain
his Heat.
Ihe free homestead bill has had the
right of way In the senate this week,
ho far as the lepublican steering com
mittee could grant it. It is thought
that a majority of senators favor this
bill, but its opponents aro making a
sturdy light to prevent its getting to a
voto.
While nothing is perfect, excepting,
of course, lovers iu each others eyes,
tho system of handling money in tho
U. S. treasury is do nearly so that it is
very rare for uuy to be lost. Still
there are sometimes attempts made to
beat tho system, The secret service
is uow working upon oue of them. Re
cently live sheets, oach containing four
$10 bills mysteriously disappeared and
up to tins time no cluo has been found
to show the way they went. Tho last
Hurry of this sot t was llf te en yoars ago,
and tho discrepancy was caused, not by
theft but by an error iu tho counting
machine. This time tho machines
mado no mistake, and unless tho miss
ing money is found, Troasurer Moigan
will have to make it good, as he is per
sonally responsible.
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Sacrifice - Clearing - Sale
Commencing Monday, January 11, and continuing Ten Days.
But a few clays remain before we commence to take inventory. We find we have several lots of goods which we wish to
dispose of before then. We have decided to hold a Big Sacrifice Sale for Ten Days in order to clean them all ont
We invite you to come to this sale; it will pay you good returns. We shall offer values never before offered. It
you need anything in our line, now is the time to get it. Look over this advertisement and see if there is not
something that you need that you can buy at a saving of from 25 to 53 per cent.
Cloak, Jnckela mid ,'iipc.
Wo have decided to close out our en.
tiro line ot garment!) In order to do so
wo bav marked them alBHcriflctf prices,
vvt.icli moans that you can buy n jnoknl
or eupe for k'BO than usual wlioksulo
coet,
:iilllrcii'a Cloaks.
All the Imliinneof ourchlldren'sclonkt)
go at .18, CO, 75, 1.00, 1 2T, 1.C0, 2 00, 2.50
and .1.00. Former prlc?, $1 to $0.
liiKliCN' ejnpcN.
8 250 Dl'k Ueaver capeB,Bnlo price, $150
COOaeul plush capes,
7 00 crush plueti
10 00 Seal plush " "
12 50 Seal plush " " "
8 50 Astrakhan or Uoucle enpee,
Baloa prico
0.00 Astrakhan or Bouclo sapes,
salou price
10.00 Astrakhan or Bouclo capes,
bbIb prico
12.50 Astrakhan or Bouclo capee,
aaloB price
LHrilen' Jacketa.
tn.00 Vd'k B'v'r jackets, Bale price $30
:)50
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500
550
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800
5.50
850
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seal brown Boucle
Covert cloth
tan Beaver
fancy Boucle
black Boucle
black Boaver
fancy Boucle
black Kersey
Seal plush
Seal flush
Seal plush sacques
Those aro nil this seasons garments
and are the greatest bargains wo hnvo
ever offered in cloaks.
' Slilrt'nga.
Speclul bargains in extra quality
frilled ehirtingi, splendid patterns. Sale
price 8ic, former prico 120- Ale
special bargains at 5c per yard.
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Ulniikct.
Grnt pncrlllco enlo on wooln blank
oIb. We liiivo decided to clone our en
tiro stock of blunkote. Kead thrnn
prices and boh if jou cnunot uue ono or
more pairs. You have nevar had tho op
portunity to buy thorn aa cheap bpfore.
Former Salo
Prico
Part wool grey blanltotB 81.00
Prico
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Extra fine cotton
i txtru lino ' ' extra
wolght 1.15
Oroy wool "2.00 2 25 1.50
Groywool " 3.00 2 00
Gtey wool " 3.50 2.25
White wool " 3.50 2.25
Light brown wool " 250 1.G5
Grey wool ' 3.25 2 25
Grey wool " 3 50 2 50
White wool " 400 2 75
Groywool " 4.50 285
Tan wool 500 350
Scarlot wool " 4 00 285
Scarlet wool " 500. 350
Scarlet wool " 0,50 4 50
Light brown " 5 50 4.00
Thesoare bargain! in blankets that
you cannot afford to miea. Come and
see them.
Drcaa Good.
In our Drees Goods Department we
shall place on salo especially for this
clearing eale 100 of our cnoicsst and
best Wool Dress Patterns at nearly bait
the regular priot. We ask you to look
them over it will pay you. Prices will
range from lie per yard and upwards
Also special prices in 54 inch Lirlipn'
uloths and Wool Flannols at 39, 45, ROc
per yard. 54 inch broadclothp, former
prico $1.00, sale prico G5c. Also special
barKaitiB in plaids for waiats at 10, 12,
16, 20, 25, and 30c. Each lady customer
will be presented free with ono of the
new ButterickB Holiday books.
Underwear.
All the balance ot our Underwear
stock goes during this Bale nt encrifico
prices. Children's Underwear from 5u
upwards. Ladies' Unilerwon' from 10c
upwards.
4'iilleocN.
Wo will plncn on hhIo during this Ride,
2,000 yards beat standard druHK prints at
10 yrds for 20a Only 10 j arils aold to
vault Indt customer TIiIh is uo uxcep
ttonal Inn gain In eii'iivtK h d nerd onl)
to be seen to b appreciated.
CALICOES
All ourbliok and whit.- lmIIcup,
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price 5c.
Allutirailverstre) CHliuui.t.Ue price 5e.
Extra fancy (net imoi unis printH,
BHlrt pricn, 5c.
Turkey Hed flguied vidlcois, aide
prico, 5u
Extra quality light rir is s tie price He.
Rl'Mtllllllft
On our ennter counter wn will ptitco a
big linn of Remiiatitsof wooidredctg'Ods,
cotton dress u'lodn, nelicnof-, gimthnir,
outiDgp, towlins, table linens, uiiiblius,
shirtingB, jaDB, (leuims, itc nhi-li wc
wilt place on salo at nearly half the roir
ular price, us we wUth to clnao tl.-.ni nil
out. before invoicing. You will find
many money saving burgalue in this
column.
Flannels.
Iron Mountain plaid or btriped Finn
nets, salo price 25c, These goods are
worth 38 and 40c, and are a great bar
gain at 25c. Ladies' Outing Flannel
Skirt Patterns at 22o.
Table OH Cloth 15c per yard.
Outing Tlanncls.
Special bargains in light or dark out
inn flmmelfl at 4Kc. Other bargains at
G,8, andlOo.
Canton Flanncla.
Colored Canton Flannels at bargain
prices lOo quality sale price 7Jc I2jk
cant quality, sale price 9c.
BED SPREADS.
Special bargains in Bed Sproads nt C5
and O.jc.
Gloves and Mittens.
All tho balanc of our stock of Men's
Glows nnd Mittens ut. wierilleo prices
reuatdlep of cost. Men's LeHther faced
Gloves nt l'J, 25. 35, 39 nnd 50c that nre
worth double tho money,
MIlOCN.
Now iH the time to eouurn 'xcoptionol
battfuins In bhoes Wo ti id that we
hitva a number of odtle and ends which
wonhnll cltsiou logurdlecs of cost.
Ladies' Button Doner. Shoes at 80c,
SI, 1 25, 1 50, 1.75 and 2 00 that wore 1.2,
1.50, 200. 225 himI 2f.O Alsobargaina
in Children's Shoes.
11 imtliiM.
Y.rd wide Bleached Muslin 5c per yard.
Our 10c Blenched MiHIn. n!n price 7e.
LL Unbleached Miii 4'tieryd. Ex
tra Hue Unbleached Muslin at 5c, regu-
inr iv quality,
(Ingham.
P-il'j prices on extra quality irimrhama
at 5, 6, and 7o. Former prices 7 to lOo.
Pants.
Social bnrtraius in Men's Pants at
i.e.trly halt the regular price.
Fascinators.
Woil Fascinators and Hoods at exaot
ly half the regular price at. 25,38, 50 and
C5c; former prices 50, 75o, 81 and 1.25.
MEN'S NECKWEAR.
See our special line of Ties at 25c.
DRESS BUTTONS
Special lot of New Dress Buttons at
halt prico.
men's MilrlN.
Wo are uroine to nut the nut nrlen
knife into our stock of Shirts. Now is
tho time to buy them cheaper than ever
before. 50 and G5c Shirts nt 38a. 75
and 83c Shirts at 50c. 81 and 1.25 Shirts
at 7Gc. 81.50, 1.75 and 2 00 Shirts at f 1.
We again invite you to come to our sacrifice sale. Although the weather may be cold and disagreeable, we know it will
pay you. Our store is heated by furnace and we will have it nice and warm. Wishing our friends and patrons a
happy and prosperous New Year, and trusting to see you all during this sale, we are, yours respectfully,
GEO. n. DUCKER St CO.
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Scrofula
Is n deep-seated blood disease which
all the mineral raixtares in the world
cannot cure. S.S.S. guaranteed purely
vegetable ) is a real blood remedy for
blood diseases and has no equal.
Mrs. Y.T. Buck, of Delaney, Ark., had
Scrofula for twenty-five years and most
of the time was under the care of the
doctors who could not relieve her. A
specialist said he
could cure her, but
he filled her with
arsenic and potash
which almost ruined
her contitution. She
then took nearly
very so-called blood
medicine and drank
them by the wholesale,
but they did not reach
i her trouble. Some
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soon found that the had a real blood
remedy at last. She aays: "After tak
ing one doxen bottle of S.S.8. I am
perfectly well, my akin is clear
and healthv and I would not be in
my former condition for two thousand
aouara. Instead of drying aptbepoison
in my system, like the potash and
arsenic, S.S.S. drove the disease oat
through the skin, and I was porma
nently rid of it."
A Real Blood Remedy.
S.S.S. never fails to core Scrofula.
Xczema, Rheumatism Contagious Blood
Poison, or any disorder of the blood.
Do not rely upon a simple tonic to curt
deep-seated blood disease, but take a
real blood remedy.
UUr DOOK3
CHURCH NOTK8.
MKTHODI9T.
Preaching at 10:80 a.m.
Sunday school at 11:30.
Junior League at 4 p.m.
Son lor Lcaguo at 6 :30.
At 7:80 Mr. Darby will preach to tho
men, and tho ladies aro asked to be
present and give tho gentleman a wel
come to tho houso of God.
Prayer mooting Wednosday evening
at 7:80.
Chapel Sunday school at 3 p.m. each
Sunday.
Tho public is invited to all these ser
vices. Rev. J. M. Dakuy, Pastr.
CONOKKOATIONAL.
Morning service 10:30. Subloct, "Tho
Church's Greatest Need."
Sunday school 11:45 a.m.
.Tnnlrif Hnnl.tV of C. E. 4 U.I11. MrS.
J. O. Butler leader. Young pooplo es
pecially invited.
Y. P. S. C. E. 0:30 p.m. Subject
"Kovivals ut Homo ami in Mission
Fields." 2 Chronicle 30: 13-27.
Evening service opened by song ser
vice led by C. L. Cotting. Subject for
tho ovunlng service will bo "Christ
and Amuioments Comet".
All aro invited to thaso services.
Evening services devoted to tho young
Young mon especially Invited to tho
Sunday ovculug service.
O. E. Ticknok, Pastor.
Tho following very flattering notice
of what strangers think of our energetic
business wen nnd a few words of praise
for The Chiek's Now Years souvenir,
was published in tho South Omaha
Daily Tribune of January Clh. Mr.
Sautter nnd wife alluded to in tho item
wero the guests of lieu Ludlow while
in the city. Mr. S. is one of tho promi
nent and inllueutial citizens of that
growing young city and he was much
surprised at the large stocks kept by
our business men.
"Henry Sautter and wife aro home
from a visit with friends iu the south
ern part of the state. Henry is elated
over tho recaption he was given by the
boys of Red Cloud. The business men
thero ho says aro nil hustlers and pros
perous. Ho brought homo a New Years
souvenir gotten up by tho Red Cloud
Chief which is about as novel us w
have seen this year. It is au English
walnut shell containing a neatly print
ed acknowledgement of past favors
unu soliciting patronage for '07 to
go th or with tho bast wishes of tho
paper lor a happy ami prosperous
year. I ho curd bearing tho address to
wuom sent is fastened to the sbel bv a
short tttisol tiud the postnero stump
placed on tho back of the addressed
curd. It cost a ponuy apiece to send
them through tho mail."
free upon appli
cation. Swift
Specific Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
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Eriscoi'AL.
Services Sunday morning at 11
o'clock.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
Services in the evoniug at 7:80.
Red Cloud, Neb., Jan. 13, 1807.
To the Honorable County Clerk L. H.
Fort, CouutyTreasurorJ. S. Whito
and County Jttdgo J as. Duffy, of
Webster county.
Gkntlkubh We tho undersigned
members appointed to the office of
county commissioners without any so
licitation or effort on our part, ana as
we untor upon our duties for the year
only, as county commissioners, it will
be always our aim and intention to ad-
minister tho affairs of the county and
iU adjustments ocouomlcitlly, and in
fairness to all concerned to tho best of
our ability, without fsar or favor of
any ponton ur patty, or patty affili
ations. Jmo. MoCam.uk,
William 11. Rykkk,
Chas. WlKN'Elt,
('(iminl.-.sioncrs.
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The modern Pain AnnHiHator, will positively
cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains, Bruises,
Cuts, Sores, Earache, Backache and all other
aches. SALVATION OIL is sold everywhere for
as cents. Only the genuine will do the work.
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Tetter, Salt-Ilhcum and 12czonm.
The intense itching nnd smarting Inci
dent to these diseases is instantly allayed
by applying Chamberlain's Eyo nnd
Skin Ointment. Many very br.d c..t .t
lmvo been permanently cured by it. j
la equally efficient for Itching pllco tud
a favorite remedy for eoro nippliw,
chapped bonds, chilblains, frost bites
and chronlo sore eyes. 25 cts. per box.
Br. Cady'a Ceadltioa Ponders, are
jnst what n horse needs when in bad
condition. Tonic, blood purifier und
vermifuge. They are not food but
modicine and the best in use to put it
horso in prime condition. Price 23
cents per package.
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WorM Fair tllghejt MedaUail Diploma.
"MOTHERS'
FRIEND"
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'' ft' AlmtnLliaa Amttmmr In IK nt
both mother ana child ana leavea bar la eondl
tloa more favorable to speedy recovery.
"Stroacer attar than before coaBaeBMBt'
aaya a prominent midwife. la the beat remedy
FOR RISINfi BREAST
Knowm and worth the price for that alone.
Endorsed and reoommended by mldwtvao and
all ladies who have used it
Beware ot aubstltutea and imitation.
Makes Child-Birth Easy,
Sent by Express or mall on receipt ot prico,
oi.w per noiue. noou "TO MOTHERS"
mailed free, containing i oluntary testimonials.
BRiDriEUl ItKGUMTOtt CO., ATUNTA, Si.
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Our stock is thn laigi'st and most complete.
All goods marked in plain figures,
Our prices tho lowest.
This is an effort In your behalf Embrace it.
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