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Running: Sore
LIttto olrl Suffers With Impuro
Blood -Other Treatment Fatted
But Hood's larsaparllla Cured -Weakness
and Headache.
"My davghtor, 0 years old, had a run
rtlag iiore below her right ear tor three
months. The doctor advised painting It
with Iodine and we did this bnt it did no
gaod. Then I got a bottle of Ilood'a Sar
aaparllla. The flrtt bottle made aome im
provement, aad when the third bottle
had beta taken the aorewaa nicely healed.
A year has paaaad ilnce then and there
hae keea so return of the aore." W. .
MAOMOmOK, Arnold, Nebraska.
"I was troubled with weakneea and
aaadaeae bat since taking a few bottles el
Hood's Sarsaparilla I hare had no trouble
of this kind." Mas. Mxar Lawn, Otto,
Nebraska. Get only Hood's because
Hood's 8pi!ia
Mthobcit-ln fact tho One True Mood I'urltler.
Soli by all dnirfglsta. si; six forts.
j ji mit c,lro Wvcr I1U easy to
HOOU S HillS take, easy to operate. 2Cs
THE CHIEF
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W. Ii. HoMILLAN.
One year 1100
Six Month SO
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAT
Entered at the poit office at Red Cloud, Neb. i
locondclasamatl matter.
BLUE HILL..
J. O. Burgoss nud A. D. Kntiiicy were
trausactluK business nt Red Cloml Weil
uosdny. Ueorgo Konnin of Hastings w.is
poicolatlnp among Ditto Hill friomls
Tuesday.
Workmen broko ground Wednusday
morning for tlio erection of Dr. Weg
lnanii'fl new oOlco.
Unless nil signs full, Blue Hill will
furnish her quota of candidates for
county honors this fall.
Ultio Hill is again to ho visited by u
colossal show. Tito time has been sot
for next Tuesday the 27th.
Miss Kttiuia Seluniiau loft for Hust
ings Tuesday for a week's visit with
lior aunt Mrs. C. W. Winkle.
Tho billiard hall is enjoying a vaca
tion while Its proprietor, Hill Halstcr,
U harvesting his crop of peanuts.
If those ltotns should bo so fortunate
as to oscupo tho yawning orllleo of tho
waste basket, you may hear from mo
again.
J. M. Hursh, last year principal of
the Blue Hill schools, was over from
Clay Center where ho now resides,
. this week.
vLqw Waterbury is a very lonesome
bjirWJot at present. His wife is visit
lag with relatives and friends at Har
laa, Iowa.
-Homer Kinsel and Norton Watson
returned to Rod Cloud Monday after
Tisiting here a fow days with their
hoocboo coooheos.
The band has been ougaged by tho
Bladen M. W A. to furnish music for
the picnic in Uraudataffs grovo on the
tltb of next month.
Geoigo Fell enjoys tho distinction of
being tho only man in Bine Hill who
oau ralso a roally magnificent crop of
sido-wtioel whiskers.
Ah a failure at predicting rains at
stated intervals, A. Kopisoh is ti de
cided success. A. K. rauks second to
iiouo in the state in this lino.
Uov. F. Deal, of Utica, delivered a
lecture on "Twenty-eight Days in
Jerusalem" to a good nudieuce tit the
M. E. chinch Tuusduy ovoning.
Charley Williams litis come home
agalu to board with his wife. Ho evi
dently forgot what the word "obov"
meant when he became a benedict,
Tho baud boys uiu making an effort
to ralso tnouey enough to purchase
new uniforms, Tho new dress will bo
wuito trimmed in Ireland's national
color.
Wheat iu this sootlon is yielding
much bettor than was expected.
Win. Kort this week threshed 1900
bushels, machine measure, from sixty
acres.
Tho Knights of Pythias lodgo of this
place has challenged all other lodges
for a gamo of ball and a ba'ttle with
sphero and willow may be the result
next week.
Jake Nusteln's familiar countenance
was seen in tho city Monday. Jake
makes frequent visits to this burg In
ike interest of his famous De La Red
Oloud oigar.
"Let'ijgojto Alaska" Is a phraso very
frequently used in Blue Hill at pres'.
eat, Alaska and its gold bo d d.
-The milk and honey of Nebraska are
good enough for me.
It is reported that Barney Meents,
the all-around mau aud machine ex
pert, cannot drive a team of noises
over a bridge, but has good qualifica
tions for tunny other things.
"Greasy" Mngner, who bhiiiu ti.uu
wjjo oiuiped fiom home without Ihu
One Minute Cough Cure, cures.
That U what it was made lor.
consent of his gttanllats, tins returned
uuto his patmital roof and Is now of
ho opinion tint "there is no place liko
nine," especially better than following
a ono horse show. When he silently
lepartrd from homo iic had iiis mind
made up to bocomo a P. T. Barnum or
Adam Foropaugh, but wiser heads
novcr accused him of having icnso
enough for such an undertaking.
I am very much of the opinion that
if a certain expounder of the gospel,
who resides not over 'stoon tnllos from
Blue Hill, does not change his tactics,
trouble of all kinds will bo tho result.
He has poked his nostrils into other
people's business so long that it has
becomo a mania with him, and as I
said before if be docs not change his
tactics, tho chances aro very favorable
that tlm said nostrils will get poked,
A preacher who has a brain so small
that it can bo encased in a two-grain
capsule and a hf-ad so large that it can
not lio covered with a wash tub had
better enchnngu Ins pulpit forn lawn
mower and go to harvesting. The
farm has more use for such mavericks
than the pulpit. The minister in ques
tion has caused a ureal amount of
ttotiblc in sovci'il well-to-do families
and bio recent actions have caused a
great many citizons to becomo indig
nant who Imvo como to tho conclusion
that It is Hint to calln halt.
Yours very truly,
lliurSLorKit, Esq.
P. S. -Allow me to toll your readers
thuitticy must. i-.U'iieo me should they
lind any grammatical errors or incor
rect pnut'tuuiiuM bucnimu I just came
from Cheyen u wheiethey do not use
commas only peiiods or Just marks.
U.S.
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Viin, vigor and victory: these are
the char.icteiistics of UoWitt's Littlo
Euily nisei h, the famous little pills
for constipation, biliousness and all
stomach and liver troubles. C. L. Cot-
ting.
BUFFALO CREEK.
Farmers aro most through plowing
corn.
Wo have hud one nice week of corn
weather.
Mr. Dickcrson is helping Mr. Guthrie
plow corn.
Wo are glad to hear that Mrs. Ilea-
ton Is improving.
Mrs. SI be it is visiting her daughter
in Bed Cloud this week.
Preaching next Sunday nt dlstiiet
70 by Mr. Ilavou nt 11 o'clock.
Mr. England's little boys nre having
quite a timu with tho whooping cough.
Tho Sunday school nt dlstrtct 70 was
vory interesting and tho preaching
good.
Miss Mollie Roes who has been homo
for some tiino returned to Cora again
to work.
Wo aro having quite a livoly time in
this neighborhood. Mr. Doran had
throe run-a-ways last week.
A Reader.
There is a Class of People
wbo are Injured by the use of eoffee. Recently
there bi beeu placed in all the grocery etorei a
new preparation called QRA1M-0, made of pure
grain, that takes the place ef coffee. The
most delicate stomach recches It without di
ireu, ana nut few can tell It from coffee. It
does not coit over one-fourth ai much. Chll
uren may drink It with great benefit. ISe and
25c per package Try It. Aik for CHAIN O.
Wo sell beer at wholesale aud you
can got nny quantity from ono keg up.
at tho South Side Sample Boom. John
Polnicky, Proprietor.
Monoy to Loan.
In nny amount at 5 per cent for 6
ycats on western town nud farm
property. H. J. Wilcox & Co., Bank
kers nud Brokers, :53 Broadway, Now
York City.
Rheumatism
Is a blood disease and only a blood reme
dy can cure It. So many people make
the mistake of taking remedies which
at best are only tonics aud cannot possi
bly reach their trouble. Mr. Asa Smith,
Greencastle, Indiana, says: "For years
I have suffered with Sciatic Rheums
tuna, wkica the best physicians were un
able to relieve. I took many patent
medicines but they did not seem to
reach my trouble. I gradually grew
worse until I was un
able to take my food
or handle myself in
any way; I was abso
lutely helpless. Three
bottles of S.S.S. re
lieved me so that I
iwas soon able to move
my right arm; before
loag I could walk
across the room, aad
wkta I had finished one dosen bottles
was care completely and am as well as
ever. I aew weigh 170."
A Real Blood Remedy
8.S.S. cures Scrofula. Cancer. Eczem.
and any form of blood troubles. If vou
have a mood disease, take a blood medl.
cine S.S.S. (gttatanteed purely vegeta
table) is exclusively for the blood and
is recommended lor notblncr else. It
forccn out the poison matter permanent
ly, we win
send to anyone
our valuable
books. Address
Swift Specific
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fonsumplioD
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Xo m Editor i I have an absolute
remedy for Consumption. By Hs timely use
thousands of hopeless cases have been already
penmacntly cured. So proof-positive am I
of Its power that I consider H my duty to
$md Am bottUt fn$ to those of your readers
who htvt OmsumptknlThroatl Bronchial or
Lung Troublt, If they wM write me their
express and pottoffice address. Sincerely,
T. A. absent at. ft, in read It, aew Terfc.
ST The EAHorbl aa BaelaaM Miuimiit of
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BLADE1T.
A tine, refreshing rain foil Wednes
day evening.
C. E. Hicks and family drovo over
toCowlos Wednesday.
Frank Toothacre has chat go of D.
Byrne's store diiriughis absence.
Miss Walker of St. Louis is spending
a fow days with her uncle C. E. Hicks.
W.J.Davis, Wm. McDonald, J. E.
Yost and Tlios. Snyder drove over to
Blue Hill Sattmhy.
W. E. Thorne and V. S. Hall ttans
acted business at Red Cloud Wednes
day. W. C. Moore has erected a coal
houso and will handlo coal In connec
tion with his grain.
C. E. Hicks and family and Miss
Graco Walker spent Sunday with
friends nt Campbell.
Died Tuesday evening, July 20th, of
8iininier complaint, the infnnt sou of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Riggins.
Harry and David Byrne lett Friday
evening for a two week's sojourn In
Deliver, Cripple creek and vicinity.
J. E. Yo3t lias been engaged by Gund
& Co. to buy grain for them at this
place. J. Stabenow will go to Blue
Hill.
Charles Caldwell delivered the first
now wheat in this market Monday for
which he received lifty cents per bush
el. Tho yield is good anil tho borry
first class.
In Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia
and Amorica, the five great continents,
Shaker medicines aro being used by
sulTcting humanity for the cm oof sick
ness and disease.
Never was theio such a universal de
mand never such wuiuleiful results.
Shaker Digestive Cordial, a cute for
indigestion, is prepared from herbs
and roots, and is a natural remedy,
which cures by aiding nature and not
by fighting her.
Shaker Digestive Cordial makes
those fat, who liavo becomo thin by
not digesting their food.
It restores tho spirits and tho nppe
tito of thoso who are dejected and
faggoit out from the wearing effects dT
indigestion.
It reliovos the symptoms of dyspop
sin, and, after using for a leasonablo
time, finally cures the complaint.
Sold by drugglsu. Trial bottlo 10
cents.
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STATE LINE.
A good rain Is greatly needed.
Miss Lucy Toland is working for Mr.
Collins.
Mr. Stafford's wore visiting Mr. Ar
rant's Sunday.
Next Saturday and Sunday will bo
quarterly mooting at Maple Grove.
Miss Ncllio Haworth is visiting her
uncle, Win. Haworth, of this placo.
Aftor a year ot life in Washington
county Miss Jessio A. Pearson has ro
turned homo for a visit.
Nonia aud Loron Wells started Sun
day morning for tho Solomon river
valley to work during harvest.
1). II. Dillon, J. W. Booiuau, A. W.
Cllno, Alva Stanton and Perry Hadloy
attended tho C. E. convention at Web
ber. Maukato normal is over and among
thoso who passed tho examination tiro
Viola Hadloy, May Rinnrd, Grace
Davis, Lucy E. Toland and I.oreu C.
Stanley.
"Last summer one of our grand
ohildion was sick with asovero bowel
trouble," says Mrs. E. G. Gregory, of
Froderickson, Mo. "Our doctor's
remedy had failed, thon wo tried
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, which gave very
speedy relief. For salo by H. E.
Grlce, Druggist.
BATIN.
Mr. and Mrs. Marker dluod nt J. C.
Brooks' last Sunday.
J. C. Wilson took somo fat hogs to
Red Cloud Saturday.
Some of tho leading sports went to
tho Republican river to fish last Satur
day. Wm. aud John Bretthauer attended
tho Sunday school rally at Inavale
Suuday.
Thoro was a fight between two young
men Suuday ovoning aftor church iu
district 14.
Everett Bean and family and Mrs.
Paxton of Lincoln were visiting with
Rev. Bonn Tuesday,
Tho Infant child of Mr, mid Airs.
Chi is, Hansen died Sunday uightaiid
11sbnund Moiulity at 3 o'clock in tho
tiinseu runii'ti'iy
Stunnkic.
.Jr. Prlcfl's Cream linking Powder
WorkTafrtlrlllghcstMedaUad Diploma.
LESTER.
Besie Cockiell Is home again.
Ida Baker is visiting iu Bed Cloud. 1
A pleasant lain visited this suction
Mondayi
C, C. Cox is home from a trip to tho
mountains.
Tho social was well attended Wed
nesday evening.
J. W. Saladen was doing business ic
Cowles Tuesday.
John Barns of Bostwick was here
tho last of tho weok.
Walter Cox and a conductor from
McCook wero hero last Tuesday.
Misses Hayes and Pottit of Guldo
Rock were guests of Mrs. C.H. Frisble.
"I crave but Ono Minute," said tho
publio speaker iu a husky voice; and
then ho took a dose of Ono Minuto
Cough Cure, and proceeded with his
oratory. Ono Minute Cough Cure is
uiirquallnd for throat and lung
troubles, C. L. Cutting.
COWLES.
Hat vest operations are iu full swing.
Both wheat and oats aro a hotter sam
ple than last year.
John Waller's steam thresher is kept
busy.
D. Best was here on a visit circula
ting among his old friends last week.
Little Miss Mary Waller mot with a
seiious accident a week ago. She was
rldinir ono of Ted's buiros and some
how got thiowu, badly injuring her
arm.
The Sunday school rally at the Burr
school houso last Sunday was ti de
cided success. At the close, 1111 organi
zation was formed which promises to
work well.
Corn Is doing well now.
The rain list Monday evening came
just in time to help most things.
Our Union Christian Endeavor soci
ety is going to meet with tho Eckley
Epworth league next Sunday evening
by special invitation.
Miss Chlou Fuller started this week
for 1111 extended visit iu Iowa and Illi
nois. Our enterprising postmaster, C. E.
Putnam bus lilted up the loom west of
Fuller & Goods stoioso that it makes
11 veiy convenient postolllco.
Don't iiiiuseutu jour .stomach with
luu and bitter hot us, bin legulale
jour liver and nu:k headache by using
thoso famous little pills known as Do
Witt's Little Early Rkeis. C. L. Cot
ling. Rev.W.M. Slaughter,
OF WEST VIRQINIA.
Writes Of the Benefits Received From Or.
Miles' Restorative Nervine.
o
B. MILES' Bestorative Nervine is
particularly adapted to tho restora
tion of boalth lirokon down by hard
mental work. Iter. W. M. Slaughter of New
narcn, W.Va., writes: "I suffered with ex
tromo norvousnesji, dizziness, dull and ner
vous hcadacuos and sleoplcesnegs. My heart
camo to troubling mo, I was short of breath
from tho luobt exertion, and suffered much
pain lu my left sldo.
Medlclno and physi
cian! ruto me no re
lief. I procured Dr.
Miles' Restorative
Nervine, New Heart
Cure nud Nervo and
Liver I'll Is, and I am
Dr."
MlleV
Nervine :
fUatorca
Health ,
sure no words of com-.
mondatlon as to tho results can bo too strong.
I sloop well, the dlzzluess and confused feel
lug have disappeared, my heart troubles me
no mora and I feel perfectly well."
Or. Miles' Remedies are sold by all drug
glsta under a positive guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money refunded. Book oa
Heart and Nerves sent free to all applicants.
DR. MILKS MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind.
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ItlljMBER and COM,
Building JVIateriol, Etc.
ked cloud, -
Nets ! Nets ! !
Special - Sale - on -Nets.
FROM JUNE 19 to JUNE 26.
We will a special Inducement for all to get fly nots at a low price. Wo have
n large and elegant lino to select from.
ALSO SPECIAL SALE OF OTHER GOODS IN THE HARNESS LINE.
Repairing and trimming done neatly on short notice.
J. O. BUM, BR, Prop.
eity Dray and
ROSS & RIPE, PROS,
Goods Delivered to any part of the.
Charges as low as the Lowest.
CITY AGENTS FOR.'ADAmS EXPRESS CO.
SHERWOOD
CROG6RS
BOOTS AND SHOES.
AGKNTb FOR
Chase & Sanborn's Coffees.
FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUITS OF ALL KINDS IN SEASON.
JAS. PETEJRSOX,
DEALER IN
13 a. r m. 1 n g - I m pie m ents
OUR SPECIALITE5 FOR '97
McCormlolv: - aiacl - buckeye
7WVOinER3 KND BIND6RS,
EAGLE LISTERS and
FAMOUS OHIO Sulky or
Walking CULTIVATOR.
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The Kalby Shoe Co.
Successors to A. H. KALBY.
See Our Ox Blood
and Chololate
Oxfords and Shoes.
Wehve Bargain in Black
or Tan Oxfords at $1.00.
Butter and Eggs taken in exchange for Shoes.
All kinds of repairing neatly done.
Cincinnati Cash Shoe Store.
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J. S. EMIG-H,
DENTIST.
PAINLESS DENTISTRY
IK YOU WANT IT.
Crown Bridge Work or Teeth Without Plates.
POHCELAIN INLAY
And oil Hie latest ImproTemeuila iluuul mecn
an Urn
TIME TABLE.
BAM. B.Y
BED CLOUD, NEBR.
LINCOLN
OMAHA
CHICAGO
ST. JOE
KANSAS CITY
ST. LOUIS and
all points east and
HOUth.
DENVER
HELENA
BUTTE
SALT LAKE C'Y
PORTLAND
SAM FRAXCISC0
and all povili
west.
TRAINS LB ATS AI FOLLOW! !
No. 6. Freight, dalljr except Bundar
for Wjrmore aad all point east 8:00 a.m.
No. 18. raweucer, dally for St. Joe,
Kanaaa dT. AtcaUon. St.
Louli and all oointa eaaiand
south -.. . 10 :00a.m.
No. 148,
Aecotamodatlon, dally except
Sunday, uaaunn, urino ii-
lvnd. Black Hllii and
all
points in tne nonnweH.....
o. 141. Accommodation, dally except
-.. l:S6p.m.
Hunday, Obcrlln, Kaniai, and
intermeoiaie iwuoqi, via ue
nuhllRmn...
U:0op.m,
61.
Freight, dally, Wymore and
8L Joe
and Intermediate
junction
junction points . ..-..lSUOp.m.
No. 3. Fretgnt, uaiiy ror nepunuraii
Orleans, Oxford and oil points
west.... 10:30a.m.
No. 15. 1'usscnger. dally. Denver, all
points lu Colorado, Utah and
California ..... . ..... 8:40p.m.
bltepliifr, dlnliiK, nud rccllnlna clinlr cars'
(sests frcui on tlironuli trains. Tickets suld nud
tiMgKHKO cni'iUd t" any polnl lu the I'nllcd
Suites or I'uimdfi ,
i'orliiforiiml'oil time tubles, limps or tickets
Mill on or Mddrrts A Conn'i'r A-cuit It
i lmnl. Xulir or J F'awls. (if urnl t'r ' u, ,
I Agent Omuliu, Ncbrusta,
- Nebraska.1
Nets ! 1 !
Express lime.
& ALBRIG-HT,
Through Service
BETWEEN
ST. LOUIS,
CHICAGO,
KANSAS CITY
AND tu
PRINCIPAL CITIES OP
TEXAS.
WMHU IUFFET SUEPEIS
AND
FREE RECLINING
KATY GHAII CURS
DINING STATIONS
2HSSSH0 "Y THE COMPANY.
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