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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1897)
IflKtMNSCft ffiE 0 run; ked cloud ohijuk jmmAi. jne n. irmt. I WHaOWBOOIMI I?. 5 ' F j ' :' I' J I i i V V :" sac 'i iii . Ivy Poison Child Suffered for Three Years Without Relief -Terrible Itching nd Burning Skin Blese. " When thro month old our boy was poisoned with Ivy. Ho sutcred lor thrw years without getting relief. I saw oneof thoadvoitlscinontHof Hood's Har Hapsrila, consisting of a testimonial where a child was cured of Ivy poisoning. My faith was very woalc at first, but I told my husband I would like to try a bottle of Hood's Harsaparllla. Doctor's medicine bad failed to help him in tho Imat. We concluded to buy five bottles of Boed'a Sarsaparllla and the child be (a taking It. Before be had finished all tfeat we bad purchased ho was cured. I have also been cured of akin disease by Hood's Sarsaparllla. I was in such a condition that I oonld hardly eadure tho Itching aad burning. I felt that I must give Hood's Sarsaparlllaa fair trial, which I did. I took four bottles and it cured me." Ohribtina Gbmcn, Oaaaatota, S. D. Hood's Sarsaparllla la aold by all drug gists, fl; six forffi. Be aura to get Hood's. THECHIEF roBLimiu ar W. Ii. MoMIMiAN. Oat ysar... 8 la months .1100 90 rUBUSHKD KVKHY PRIDA.Y erod at (he post offlco at Red Cloud, Neb.as sccon elaas mall matter. WASHINGTON NOTES. Julio a numbor of Minntois think with tho Into (iotiornl Hancock, that tho UirllT is a local Issue, and, what is. nioro important, arc roting tliat way, as tho sohctlitlos aro readied contain lug protective- duties upon products f their states. Tho most notable in stances of this during tho past week were tho Georgia senators Bacon anil Ulny who both siH)porteil tho tarilT on lumber, notwithstanding tho appeals of such leaders of the party as Senators Jones, Ark., and Vost of Mo., to keep lumbar on the froo list. Senator Bacon qualillcd his support by saying that ho was not a protcotionlst, but tknt tho stern necessities of tho govern, ment required u tariff, and a high tail IT: but his colleague, Senator Clay, in what was his iiiaidoti speech, de clared himself emphatically against freo trndo and in favor of a taWiT suflioiuntto carry on tho government caoaomically administered, and of tho strictest equality in levying this tariff. Of cotiiso neither gentleman said any thing about Georgia being a largo lumber-producing state, Thero U still mora less grumbling about tho tariff bill not being disposed of, fast enough by tho somite, but as a matter of fact, it is doubtful whether thero Is a ninglo senator who is not sur prised nt the progress made on the Mil. All rcoent tariff records in tho senate have already been broken, and no dis position has been shown in any quarter to dtilny any of tho schedules by use low discussion, and tho senator aro living up to the ngrootnouts not to make long sbecchus. If this stato of affairs continues tho bill will in all liklHrood become a law before tho 15th of July. It will depend, however, largely upon tho sugar schedule The Ncnafo wgar schedule is regarded as dortd, airU thero are some ugly reports Huoat the Intention of the sugar trust to use iH powerful inlluoiico to hung tho ball up as long as possible, If the hon-e schedule is put back. Mnj. W. U. Smith, an Americau who is an ollloer under (Jeueral Gome?., in Calm, has been giving tho senate com mittee on foreign relations the bonotit of his personal experience. The com mittee heard Maj. Smith in secret ses sion and his testimony will not be printed. A bit of what ho said may be found in tho following remarks made by him outside of the committee room; "All talk about autonomy and of Spanish reforms for Cuba is so much breaHi was ted. Not a man iu tho Cuban army will agree to accept any thing short of absolute Independence. Tho Cuban nrmy Is now iu better con ibMoji to resist Uio Spaniards and to nmlatnln the light far indupoudeiice than it has been allien the beginning of the war. Gen. Gomez has a woll-dis. oiplioed army of about -10,000 men, who are determined to hold out until their efforts are crowned with viclory. Our soldiers are rapidly procuring anus and every day servos to put them on a bettor fooling." Tho sonate committee on civil ser vice reform, to which was referred Senator Gnllluger's amendment to the general dellclenoy appropriation bill, oxomptlng laborors from the civil ser vice rule?, has unanimously reported tho following amendmont to the bill: "No laborer of any class employed by tho government shall bo included in tho olasslflod executive civil sorvico, ami all civil sorvlce rules heretofore promulgated with respect to this class of employes aro hereby abrogated.." Thero is no doubt of tho acceptance of this ninoniliiioiit. Senator Vrltelinrd, chairman of tills committee says thin umondmoiit N im far as the eoiiuinitec One Minute Cough Cure, cures. That Is what It was made (or. mis ,J i'tn'f si" ' ' rxz im d( Ki inlni il, I ul that otlm exiinp ions will probabl be icconimoiidtil, The administration is preparing foi its llrst wrusllo with tho courts In an .iTort to enforce the Sherman anti trust law, which the last administra tion declnred to bo worthless. The at torney general has ordered that suit be brought against the Traders Live Stock Kxchango of Kansas City, Mo,, in the U. S. circuit court, for violation of tho Sherman law, by having boy cotted commission merchants who sold dock to traders who did not belong to tho exchange. Senator Butler's sliort speech in favor of legislation that will impose an in como tax consisted largely of n Hotlcc served upon thescuntors who have been working for tho bill legalizing railroad pooling, then, if ho could prevent It, no pooling bill should bo voted upoa by the senate until after mi Income tax had been voted upon. Senator l'cttigrow wants legislation that will mibinlt two questions to npopu lar voto at the congressional election of 181)8. flo wauls tho people to vote yes or no on the questions of whether this government shall adopt the free coinage of silver mid wliuther MMititois shall be elected by direct vote. When tho head of a foreign nation objects to receiving tho man nominat ed by the president nndroulirmed bytho senate to represent the U. S. us am bassador or minister to that nation, he is meroly exercising a prerogative that is recognized by all nations, and tho minister has nothing loft but to resign. Although It is denied at the state de partment that any official notice of ob jection has been received by this gov ernment from Turkey, it looks as though Hdu. James B. Augell, late president of tho iinivoislty of Michi gan, would bo a victim of the persona non grata hoodoo. It is admitted by oflluials that they have knowledge of an attempt to poison the mind of tho Sultan against Mr. Angull on account of his prominence as an advocate of the christian religion, but they say that statements have been made which will satisfy the Sultan and that Mr. Augell will, within two weeks, start for Turkey. Ho may, but the impression in Washington is, that ho will not. A. 11. Palter, with K. C. Atkins & Co., Indianapolis, lud., writes: "I have never before given a testimonial in my life. But I will say that for threo years wo have novor boon with out Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and DinrrhuMi ltemedy iu the house, aud my wife would as soon think of being without Hum as a bottle of this remedy in the summer season. Ww have used it with all threo of our children and it has never falleu to euro not simply stop pain, but euro absolutely. Il is nil right, ard any one who tries it will II nd it so." For sale by H. E. Grice, Druggist, Low Rates to Milwaukee. July :,4 and 5, via the Burlington routo ou account of tho annual moot ing of the National Educational asso ciation. Ono fare, plow $2, for tho round trip. Spoolal train of sleeping and reclining chair oars leaves Omaha for Milwaukee at 5 p.m., Monday, July Cith. For tickets and sleeping cur ren ervutioiiH see nonrostlJurllngtonltouto agent. J. FANOtS, Geo. Pash. Agt, Omaha, Neb. Bryan WU Be There. At tho Hcatrloo Chautauqua. So will Kov.T. Do Witt Talmugo, Kot. Sam Small, Frank Koborsou, John R. Clark and many other well known men and women. A fortnight of instruction and outort-aiumont. Hulf rotoHviu the Burlington route, Juno 15 to 27. Too Much Me! The use of the surgeon's knife ia be oomlnir so ircneral. reaulllnc fat all v in such a large number of cases, aa to oocaalon general alarm. Mr. William Walpole, of Walsh town, South Dakota, writes; "About three yeara aero, there came under my left eye a little blotch about the aise ox a email pea. It grew rapidly , and shooting painaran in every direction. I became alarmed and consulted a good doctor, who pronounced it can cer, ana aaia tnat it must be cut out. Thia I would not consent to, having1 little faith in the indiscriminate use of the knife. Read Ine of the many curea made bv S. 8. 8., I determined to give that medicine a trial, and after I had taken it a few daya, the cancer became irritated and began to dlacharge. This after awhile ceaaed, leaving a small scab, which finally dropped off, and only a healthy little scar remained to mark the place where the destroyer had held full away. A Real Blood Remedy Cancer la in the blood and it ia folly toexocct an operation to cure it. S.S.9. (guarantetd furty vegetable) in a real remedy lor every dUcascof the blood. Hooka mailed free; address Swift biic tjb cific Co., Atlanta, Ga. v "";-!"' '''jw, -u-v?1' I . . Il.il. .1 I.LI aV m Re OnsiiiiD m A AND ITS CtTsUI To TJrs Editor i I have an absolute remedy for Coruumttion. By its timely uta thousands of hopeless cases have been already permanently cured. So proof-positive am ( ef Ha power that I consider it my duty to ttnd two bottltt fret to those of your readers who have ConsumptionThroat, Bronchial or tunc Trouble, If they wW write me tnalr pipress and posteffice address. Sincerely, T. A. WUkVtl, M. O, IU raart It, aVar Torfc. ar Tk MitoHal and Baslsm M toataol o m tr UimjtH tfcla miwiii PropartMoa. CHURCH NOTVhS. MKTHOtUST. Iu the morning at 10:30 the pastor will preach an appropriate sermon for Cliildicii's Day and at 8:90 a program will be rendered. Sunday school at 11:80. Junior league at 4 p.m. Senior league at 7:00. Chapel Sunday school at 11:00. Prayer and Praise Dervin on Wed nesday evening at 8 o'olock. Come and welcome. Kkv. J. M. Dauiiv, Pastor. cmusTiAN ciiuhcii. Morning xormon Jnuo 13th, "Meats Offered to Idols." Afternoon sermon at the Amack school house. Our children will render a splendid program and special music In the even ing. The proceeds for missions. L. A. HussoNO, Pastor. COMntKOATIONAL. Sunday School at 11:40. Junior Society at 4 p. m. Y. P. S. O.K. at 7 p. in. IIAITISTOIIUKCII. Morning serviao at tt):!)0. Sunday School at 11:30 a. in. Junior Union at 4.00 p. in. Young People's Society at 7 p. in. Evening service at 8 o'cloek. Mid-week prayvr meeting Wednes day at 8 p. in. We extend a cordial invitation to all. C. R. Weldkn, Pastor. Mr. Isaac Horiicr, profiriotor of the Burton House, Burton, W.Va.,aHdonc of the most widely known men iii the state was cured of rheuiuatism after three years of suffering, llu says: "I liave not sufficient coiimmaud of lan guage to convey any idea of what I suffered, my physician told mo that nothing could bo doue for me and my friends were fully convinced that nothing but death would relieve me of my suffering. Iu Juno 1804, Mr. Evens, then salesman for the Wheeling Drug Co., recommended Chamberlain Paiu Balm. At this time my foqt and limb were swollen to more than double their h or ma I size and it scorned to me my leg would burst, but soon after I begun using the Pain Balm tho swelling begau to decrease, tho pain to leave, and now I consider that I am entirely cured. For sale by Il7T5'. Grice, Druggist. Inauguration ef New Train Service. Twenty-four hours to New York; thirty hours to Boston. Taking effect Sunday, May UOlh, the Nickol Plato road will run threo through trains daily, in each direction, between Chi cago, rt. Wayne, Cleveland, Erie, Buffalo, New York ami Boston. This line has grown so in popularity that it has become necessary to increase the train servico iu order to meet the do mauds of the traveling public. Mr. J. Y. Cnlahau, (ien'l. Agent, HI Adams St., Chicago, III. will bo pleased to furnish all information in regard to this now train sorvlce. Exktkk, Neb. For many years I have been tronblcd with dropsy and other eomplaiuts wliicu make life al most n burden. Since takiug Hood's Sars.iparilla I am able to do nil of my house work and feel I could not get along without Hood's Sarsaparllla. Mrs. K. K. Woodworth. Hood's Pills euro all liver ill. arc. -a- School Report. Report of Inavalo school for month ending May 28th, 1807: Number enrolled 24. Average utfcdauco lb. Number cases tardiness 17. C i. The following pupils were neither tardy or absont during tho month: inea Holdrege, Ralph Hunter. Franklo Hou iu aud Johnny Broomtleld. Wm. Hekkeluoweu, Teacher. "Thoro's no uso talking," says W. II. Broadwell, druggist, La Cyguo, Kas., Clmmbtn-lain's Colic, Cholera and Dlurrhum Remedy does the work After taking medicines of my own pre paration and those of others, I took a doso of Chumborlaln's and It helned me; a second doso cured me. Candidly and conscientiously I can recommend it as tho best thiug on the market.' The 25 and 00 cent sizes for salo by H. K. Grice, Druggist. - Try Allen's Foot-Ease. A powder to bo h aken Into tho hoe. At Hits kcaiuii rour feet feci swollen ftiul hot, nml xot tlreil rablly. If you linvo Miisrihig feet or light liocn, try Alloa's Koot Raw, It cools tho feel und makes wnlMng easy. Cures nnd prevent swollen and nveailnu foot, tlMers and callous npt.( ueilu.c,.riiSMliibmilOik of idl Willi ntd S'Tcs rati ii.l comfort. Tr It today, tfohl all drutnrWu find hg ktorvi for B5o. Trlftl isrkiik frop. aim1 , Al!n S. Olinmd, j I.olto). X V. ILII I ....!. W.. 'II - l.-fc-1-tf . BURLINGTON ROUTE Only $22.50 to San Frnuoisco. June '20 to July II, account National Convention Christian Endoavoreis. Speeial trains. Through taarist and palace sleepers. Stop-overs allowed at nnd west of Denver. Return via Port laud, Yellowslono Park and Black Hills if desirrd. Endcavorers and their friends who take tiio Burlington Route aro guaran teed a quick, cool, comfortable journey, fine scenery (by daylight) and lint ehus equipment. Berths reserved and dcscriptivelitera turo turnislicd4oti request. See nearest B. A M. R. R. ticket agent or write to J. Francis, G. P. A., Burlington Route, Omaha, Neb. Less than half rates to San Francisco June 'JO to July U, via. tho Burlington Rwtito. See nearest H. & M. R. R-. ticket agent. Some for ten, sumo for twenty nnd mime for thirty yearn have suffered from pilus and then have bean quickly and permanently cured by using- De Witt'.s Witch Ha.el Salve, hkw g'mt remedy for piles and all forms of skin diseases. C. L. Cotting. We sell beer at wholesale and you can get any quantity from oae keg up, at the South Side Samplo Room. John 1'oi.nicky, Proprietor. Rev.W. M. Slaughter. OF WEST VIRGINIA. Writes of the Benefits Received From Dr. Miles' ReatoraMve Nervine, DR. MILES' RofrtornUvo Nervlao to particularly adupted to tho restora tion of health hrokon down hy hard mcBtal work. Itov. W. M. SluuKleer of Now Iluveu, Vf. Va., writes: "IsulTcrod wUi ex treme nervousucss, dizziness, dull aud ner vous headaches and fllocjrieuuess. My heart caaio to troubling me, I was short of breath from tko least exertion, and suffered tauch ealn In my left sldo. Medlclno aud physi cians kuvo me oo re lief. I procured Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine, Now Heart Cure and Verve and Liver Pills, and I am aura no words of com mendation as to the results can be too strotog. I aleep well, the dlsxlness and confused feel ing have disappeared, my heart troublea me no more and I feel perfectly well." Dr. Miles' Hemedles aro sold by all drug gists under a positive guarantee, first bottle beneflta or money refunded. Book on Heart and Nerves sent free to all appllcanta. DR. MILES MEDICAL CO., Klkaart. lad. THE NEW WAY. WOMEN used w to think "fe male diseases " could only be treated after "lo cal examina tions" by physi cians. Dread of such treatment kept thousands of naadest women silent about th'elr suffering. The In troduction of Wine of Cardul has now dernoa- strated that nine-tenths of all the cases of menstrual disorders do not require a physician's attention at all. The simple, pure KM taken In the privacy of a woman's own home Insures quick relief and speedy cure. Women need not hesitate now. Wine of Cardul re quires no humiliating examina tions for Its adoption.' It cures any disease that conjes under the head of "female troubles" disordered menses, falling of tho womb, "whites," change of life. It makes women beautiful by making them well. It keeps them young by keeping them healthy. $1.00 at tho drug store. For advice In cases requiring speclsl directions, address, dvlng symptoms, the "Ladles' Advisory Department,'1 The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chatta nooga, Tenn, W. I. ABOISON, M.D., Cary, MIm., tayi: "lute Wine of Cardul extensively la my practice and And It a most eieelleat preparaUen far female trouble!." , SSE tntj matikuaatimlit i73m14 km a. Fxmmrr alK BALSll Cliseiu and. eaIAe lb luUTisUll HTr Fiftlls to Btctor OiW Havl a itai Vmithfiil nlAa7Tl Outm calp 4Imm hair feailiij. aausSesumsjiAAJ an aJrujn HINDERCORN8 ThtonlrsunCunfof Coras. Btoyt SJ pilo. MVe ln U cij. lie. al Druaulk Wanted-An Idea Who caa think ct soma elmplB tlllDH tO pulftltj rrotcct jour lilcmi ihy my itns jou tvrallb. Will JOll.V WEUDEllUUllN CO., latent Alton Cf). Waiblngtoti. 1. 0.,fur tbolr 1.9 prlto uRer ta lul ot two liumirckl iuTtnl)',,, uieu( JL JmLim ''''rti'Miaiii'Vw'g' 'JJff'V1ff'M' "i f ?; ' ",gfnr ENorvIn j aHUWoae $250, 0 .SBflBBBBBHslBBBtkw PlX.saaHP'llaaH 'IsibsbBbhhhh 'aslH II IIbHbRIIPiBbH' BlBlH lelBBBBHBaBHBBBBlVsBBrareH ' JaaaHlalH. 1 aaHiHBBHBBWfaBaMaWV M sBBBBBBHflklJBMsW i JiM jma k'll Sii'iiy'jF i The) Best I ! SmokingTobaCOO Made TRADERS LUMBER OO., DKALF.US IN hUiyiBER and COflk. iBtAildins: IVXatex'ltil, Etc. Red Cloud, - - Nebraska. Harness! Harness! Harness! We are making Special Inducements on Harness this spring. We are selling harness to correspond with corn. Fol lowing you will find a few of the articles we are selling. i--inch Harness from $19 to $25, i-inch Harness from $20.50 io $29. Sweat Pads from 45c to 65c 1'F.r pair. All other goods in proportion. Call and be convinced. J.O. BUTLER, Proj3. eity Dfay and ROSS & RIPE. PROS. Goods Delivered to any part CITY AGENTS FORIADAAS EXPRESS CO. POULTRY- WAJSCT JB I I Tlic season of the venr has arrived when you will bo prevailed upon by NUMEROUS COMMISSION HOU8KS to forward them your consignment! of POULTRY, - GAME, - BUTTER, - EGGS PURS. HIDES. PELTS, ETS., Take no chnnces but ship direct to tho old ostablisheo firm of T. A. - MoCutoheon - Ste - Co., aaa South Water St., Chicago, III. Thoy will givo you top prices aud quick returns. Write thorn for quotations KEFEttRNCE First National Bank, Chicngo, Illinois The Laestancl Neatest p PERFECT THj a I A.fATK NEWHOUSB BROS., S ,3S SHERWOOD GROCeRS BOOTS AND SHOES. AGENTS FOR Chase & Sanborn's Coffees. FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUITS OF ALL KINDS IN SEASON. jas. :eeierso:iv, DEALKR IN Farming- I m i 1 m o nt8 OUR SPECIALITES FOR '97 3iOo:ttnrillt - etrxCL - buckeye 7UVOinBRS RND BIND0RS, EAGLE LISTERS and FAMOUS OHIO Sulky or Walking CULTIVATOR. COMPLETE LIN6 OF LEKDINC COODS, wnvrr rnr&rzzmzz: tz ,t.r i? o aA S lilt ToBi Givin Away this year in valuable articles to smokers of Blackwell's Genuine Durham Tobacco You will find one coupon in side each 2-ounce bag, and two counons Inside each 4-ounce bag. Huy a bag, read the coupon nnd see how to get your share. SEE Express Itine. of the. Charges as low as the Lowest. 1 LINK OK I j e nr EiRY f Lowe" t Prices. 1 AT TIHC LADIES' BRACELETS, WATCH CHAINS SHIRT WAIST SETS, V, SI1K liUAUU, silLVER THIMBLES, nnd nmiiy other usoful articles. Como nnd son our stock boforu purchnsing elsuwhuro. Wo do tho best repairing. & ALBRIGHT, TT am a n . f i V r .JLft MMMMVCg1"1 ' vijJWjrn- wtf"-yAU. ..w''iy(-.1"Vi'wi . .. ,),,.. i .....1 in In 1. 1 j lwtL.JIKUlimilLm s1Bflita1Bfc ,hhi.i.'.i. yjtfuww" I "" ' '
