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Running Sore
Llttlo Olrl Suffers With Impuro
Blood-Othor Trontmont Failed
But Hood's Sorsaparllla Cured -Weakness
and Headache
"My du-ghtcr, 9 years old, had a run
ning sore below her right car for throo
tiionthB. Tliu doctor advised painting it
with Iodine niul vc did thin hut II did no
good. Then 1 got n bottlo of HoodM Hnr
saparllla. The tlrrt bottlo mado nomc Im
provement, and when tho third bottle
bad been taken tho norewai nicely healed.
A year has passed since then and thcro
ban been no return of the lore." W. E.
Maonuhhon, Arnold, Nebraska.
"1 was troubled with weaknesa and
headache but nlnce taking a few bottles of
Hood'B Sorsaparllla 1 have had no troublo
of this kind." Miw. Maiiy Lbwis, Otto,
NebraBkn. Get only Hood's because
Hood's
Sarsa
parilla Iitlit'lKit ' hi- Hh'Oihi'Inio lliihid flintier.
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HOOCI S l'iS ma. ,e.nyoo,ioi.itc.
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THE CHIEF
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McMillan.
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I'UUMsllhl) KVKKY KlllllAY
Kntered at the ("Hloiiiu-Ai I'.ol Cloud, Ncb.s
IccotidcUiF innll nutter.
The t"l Vlouil, Ncli., CHIEF,
weekly, is credited with the largest
circulation nrmrdid to any paper in
lied Cloud or in Webster county or
in the Fijlli Conyrcssional District.
Printer's Ink, July '2S, 1807.
WASHINOTON NOTES.
The publication otlicially of tho 11
naiicial rc'iMinniioinhitlon that will bo
nmilu in Secretaiy Gage's annual lo
port to coii;ru4, cioutcil tho suspicion
that tho synopsis of thoso recommenda
tions, piiblished Hovvrnl wcoks ago,
aiiio diicetly from Secretary Gne, or
somconu sullloluiitly in hi conlidcnco
to know just what he intended doing.
Tho tnatetial facts aro precisely tliu
name the funding of our entire bond
ed indebtedness in 2 1-2 per cent gold
bonds; the increase of tho gold re
demption fund; the reduction of tho
clnssof no'cs that arc redeemed upon
demand in gold, and an ineroao in the
number of uatioiml banks by allowing'
tho establishment in towns of It'Sa than
2,000 uaopluot bail k with a capital f
$65,000, and nil increase in nutional
bank notes Uy allowing tho Issue of
notes to the par value of bonds rteposit
od by thoin with the U. S. treasury.
Whilo these reconinistidatious will not
pldfiso tho sliver men, ms they all tend
towards increasing the strength of thn
. grip the singlo gold standard has upon
tko country, they will not surprise
thaui, tUey are mostly a natural
sequence of tho St. Louis platform,
and the position assumed by the repub
lican party in tho national campaign.
It is certain that no member of tho ad
ministration seriously believes that
legislation authorizing tho issuoof gold
bonds can bo secured from tho prevent
congress; therefore, that portion of tho
recommendations may ho said to have
been nudu for effect to state to the
world what the administration would
do if it had the power.
Ex-Sunatoi' lngalls lias eugaged
quarters in Washington for the winter
for hiuiielf ami family, and there is
more or less guessing ns to what ho in
tends doing. I'.ie favorite gues is that
his vitriolic pen is giii to bo u-r-.l f. v
a newspaper, or a syndicate of uo,v
papors, but a re-peetat)lo minority
guoss is that lie iutcmW following the
iisu.il occupation of the members of
tin "ox" brigade, wh spnd ttu-n
limu in Wndiinjtoii, during a su-ioii
ot o ingruss -I iiayliig,
'L'liu opiiti in is growing in Washing
ton lh.it the civil servico law will have
to light for its existence during the
coming m'-h'ioii of emigres', (inn,
Grosvouor, of Ohio, In a loug .speech at
tuo extra su-islou, miide tho o.sicivo
slateuiont that ho had enlisted for the
war and '.hat his bill for the repeal of
tho entire law would be pushed this1
winter. Some of those who have ui.ule j
itu point to uscprtuinlliowlmenibors ef
the house would stand on a vote on the '
Grosvetior bill, expressed thenpiniou
that It would pass. Speaker Keed has
not nude known his altitude towards i
tho bill, ami upon Mint depends
whother it o.in bo got to a voto. Soma
of his personal friends think
that
whother ho favored or opposed tho
bill, It would be good policy, if lif has
not abaudoued nU presidential as
pirations, f r lit tit to allow tho bill to
be votoil upon. It N hinted that al-i
thoug l President M dvluley favor tho
ulvll service law puixmalb, ho will
not feel called upon to enter into n
light with congress to prevent its to
peal, and lli.it he would not veto a bill
for its repeal but this probably has no
better foundation than sunul-e. llut
thero U no surniiso about the interest
ing light on the law, but that is an ah
s.dnto certaluty.
Tho report is current in naval circles
that tho bpanl of otUeors who havo
been Inspecting numerous plane will
roport'lVfavoV oMocating the.govern.
VOTE OF WEBSTER COUNTY, NOV. 2, 1837.
COMPILED FIIOM THE OFFICIAL UETUHNS.
(Jandidatiw
Sl'i'ltllMK .iL'WJia.
A It red M. Pout, Koptibllcnn
.lohn J. Sullivan, Fusion I
1). M. StroiiK, Prolilbitlon
Warren Hwitzler, ruitlonal Uem
Univi:hhity Ki:iii:nth. '
t' ia. w. Kiiiev. Kt'imiiiican
.John N. Diyrfen, Republican
IC. Von Fordl. Fusion
(Ito. F. Ki-nowi-r, Fusion
Mr. Iwilii'H Sjmrlnclc Prohibition. .
D. L. Whitney, Piohibition
.1. MerliiiK Morton, Silver Uuiuocrat
.1 I. Li'ii", Silver Doinon at
Cot my Tiimvsi licit.
Chi lie I). HoMii-o'i. Hejinlillean...'
.lilmO llui-.t-, i' 1'itli-t
Cm sty si kiit, I
E. U.SIuu'i, KLyiilillenn
L. I). Will-. Popiilii-t
County Ci.iuk.
John il. Crary, Uepublicnn
.lames P. Hale. Populist
Cof. N1Y.lt I Mir..
C. H. Uc-nnett, Kepublican
.laiiii-s Duffy, Populist
COINTY Sri'KUI.N rCNIH'.NT.
Mis. Eva J. Case, Republican
L. S. WiNon. Populist
County Stitvr.Ynu
W. E. Thome. Republican
Frank Kueliii, Populist
County Couo.nku.
II. E. Uriee, Republican
W. C. Fiilkei-son, Populist
County Commissionkus.
L. D. Thomas, republican, 1st. Dist.
Geo. P. Webber, populist. " '
II. V. Hall, rcpublicatt. 2d Dist.
Win. A. May, populist, " "
Win. F. Renkle, republican, ild Dist.
F E. Payne, populist, " "
E. 13. Smith, republican, Ith Dist.
Henry Gilliam, populist, " "
Jerome Vance, republican, 5tli Dist.
II. F. Cooper, populist, " "
J. F. Watt, indejicndent, " "
incut plant for tho making of armor
plate for lighting vessels at Rirming
hain, Ala., if congress decides that ono
should be established, which is more
than doubtful since Secretary Long
announced his opposition to tho whole
business.
Attorney General MoKonna is very
proud of the part taken by himself and
tho rest of tho adiiiiiiistialion in tho
negotiation which resulted in a bid for
the Union Paeilic railroad sufficiently
laigo to cover the el.iiius of tlm govern
ment against that company, mid he
thinks It somewhat unreasonable mi
tho part of Uiosu who still insist that
the administration should have had
the sale postponed, In order to, give
other syndicates a clianco to bid. Tho
average Individual who isn't prejudiced
cither way, thinks that uncle Sam was
playing iu deuced good luck t get out
whole ou his loans to the U. P. and the
accumulated interest.
"I'll tell you," tcmarked a diplomat,
why neither this government nor that
of Spain is willing to give out the ane
wwr of Spain to Gen Woodford's com
munication. There Is nothing to give
out. In other words, the long com
munication is merely an c.xoiiiplitica
lion of Talleyrand's definition ol tliu
duty of a diplomat tt talk without
iaylng anything. That is what the
Spuui-di ministry has beeu doing. In
about sixty days I think there will be
mime talk mi both side- thai will
mean something "
To Benefit Others.
The Editor of Tho Blootnfield Iowa Farmer
Wrltet of the Qood Done by
DR. MILES' NEW HEART CURE.
MUEUE AUK u great many unselfish
I niHU and women who wish others to
know what has restored thorn to
health and Impplncss, Mr. U, 1 UavU, pub
Usher ot ouo of the bunt newnnapors In Iowa,
writes from IMoomueld la., Au IS 189(1. "My
doslro to be ne lit others prompts me to write
this. Wo have- used Dr. Miles' Hetnedles In
I my family for nearly two years with most
KruiiiyniK results, no
would'nl now do with
out them. My wife hud
heon weukty and down
nuarly every Hummer
for tho past fifteen
n mm...' ir..fit
Ouro Is exactly what
Us uamo Implies; a
sure cure tor a weak, llutterhiK, palpttutliif;
heart, mat llr Miles' Nerve- and I.lvcr I'llls
aro most excellent."
Dr. Miles' liemeilles uro solil by ull drug-
UhU uuiler a po-iltlvu guarantee, Unit bottlo
bonetits or money refunded. Hook on Heart
uml Nerves bout free to all applicants.
Ull. MILES Mr.lHUAI, CO.. niklmrt, lud.
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School Reports.
Report of Inavalo school, district No.
0, for month ending Oct., 20th, 1897.
Number in roll :)::.
Average attendance 20.
Number of cases of tardiness 512.
The following aro the names ot the
pupils who were neither tardy,Jnor ab
sent during the mouth: Ralph Hunter
and Kraukle House.
Wm. IlKmxiiuWEit, Teacher.
Following is tho report of school in
district No. 40 for iinnth ending Oct ,
20th, HW7.
Number of days taught 20.
Pupils enrolled 13.
Average attendance 10.
Number ol visitors 3.
Names of pupils not absent: May
Schultz, Ada Schultz, May DoWitt,
Leuora Thornton.
Peaul Ludlow, Teachir.
SORE THROAT.
In a letter to
Dr. Hartnian,
dated Dec 27th,
1800, George A.
Blnnchard, of
Washing tot)
(?n., writes: MMy
throat had been
in the habit of
getting sore
every year for
the last twenty
years
any medical skill did 1110 any good it
was so little I did not know it. Two
years ago my wito was down sick two
months, tried two doctors, but thocasu
was a .-Uibburii ouo of female trouble, I
found In l'e-ru-ua not only a good, safe
remedy for -mu throat, but one for
weakness mid nervous prostrallmi I
quit tho doctors and purchased :t but
tlo of I'l-ru-na, and i three days after
my wife got up and .iho has been going
ever since, and I have not beon bo bor
ed with that bad sore hrnat. It ued 1
to lat at leal lifted! or twenty davs.
Since wo have used your medicine my ,
wife ha- ii'-i h-.t a single day, and she
has gaiin ! over tifty pounds."
In a later letter, Julv 22d, 1807, Mr.
Hlauchatd writes: "All of of the sick
ness we have iu the family is when we
cannot get I'o-ru-na. Wo people in
tin' south think Fe-ru-na is a (iod-cut
blessing. I recommend Po-ni-na to
friends of mine that had asthma and
i ne bottle cured them. Whenover Pe-ru-na
is used it speaks loudly for It
self." Dr. Hartnian, the original compoun
der of l'e-ru-ua, has a recent book on
chronic catarrh which will be sent free
by tho I'o-ru-un Drug Manufacturing
Co., Columbus, O.
Ask your druggUt for a free To ru-na
Almaiiao for 1607.
Tetter, Sult-llhoum and Hozcma.
The intense itching and smarting Ind
dent to these diseases is instantly nllujvu
by applying Chumberlnin'ti Eye iil
uf
icin Oiutnient. Slimy very bad ct'f i
havo been tiorinnnentVv cured bv it. 1
is equaliv euieient tor ltciiln lilies nu i(
a favorite remedy for soro nipples,
chapped hiuids, chilblains, frost uites
and chronic soro eyes. 2.1 cts. per uos.
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Dr. Cailj's (milltlen romlcru, '
just what 11 horse- need when in b- 1
condition. Tonic, blood purifier mil
vermifuge. They ure not food In t
medicine and the best in nso to put n
horso in prime condition. Price Ci
i:onts per package
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THE DANGER
to which the Expectant Mother is
exposed and the foreboding and
dread with which she looks for
ward to the hour of woman's
severest trial is appreciated by but
few. All effort should be made
to smooth these rugged places
in life's pathway for her, ere she
presses to her bosom her babe.
MOTHER'S FRIEND
allays Nervousness, and so assists
Nature that the change goes for
ward in an easy manner, without
such violent protest in the way oi
Nausea, Headache, Etc. Gloomy
forebodings yield to cheerful and
hopeful anticipations she passes
through the ordeal quickly and
without pain is left strong and
vigorous and enabled to joyously
perform the high and holy duties
now devolved upon her. Safety
to life of both is assured by the
use of "Mother's Friend, and
the time of recovery shortened.
"I know one lady, the mother of three
children, who sutTered greatly in the
birth of each, who obtained a bottle of
'Mother's Friend' of me before her
fourth confinement, and was relieved
quickly and easily. All agree that their
labor was shorter and less painful.'
Joun G. Poliihl, Macon, Oa.
91.00 PER DOTTLE atall Drugstores,
or sent by express on receipt of priee.
BOOKS Oontalnlns tnvalualilo Information of
rocc Inti-rest tn all women, will be sent to
rKtt any ailJress upon application, bj
The ORAOFIELD REGULATOR CO., ATLANTA, Q,
ALL WOMEN
JIHE-TENTHS of
all the pain
ondslcknesafrom
which women
suffer Is caused
by weakness or
derangement In
the organs of
menstruation.
Nearly always
when a woman Is not well these
organs are affected. But when
they are strong and healthy a
woman Is very seldom clck.
KM
Is nature's provision for the regu
lation of the menstrual function.
lt cures all " female troubles." It
Is equally effective for the girl In
her teens, the young wife with do
mestic and maternal cares, and
the woman approaching the period
known as the "Change of Life.
They all need tt. They aro all
benefitted by It.
For advl:a In cues requiring spsclil
dlrectlsnj. aJdrass, elvlw: eymptoms.
tha "Ladles' Advisory Department.''
Tha Clutunsoea McJIctno Co., CtutU
nsoea, Tenn.
TH0S. J, COOPER, Tupelo, Mlllttytl
"My titter suffered Irom very Irregular
and palntul mentlruition and doctors
could not relieve her. Wine of Cardul
entirely cured her and alto helped ail
mother through the Chug ot Utt ,"
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We know what
We are
talking about
when we say
We have the best
$10 OVERCOAT
in Red Cloud.
YouWil
know if you
see it.
Galusha
Wescott
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Successors to G. A.
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Saturday JVlorDing Hoy. 6
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We place on sale
NEW
wraps,
Jackets,
and Capes.
We invite you to come and see them. They are
exceptionally good values.
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Also another special bargain,
1000 yds. of the Best Embroidery,
in dj and 5 yard lengths, will be placed on sale at
"special prices. This is a wholesale house sam
ple lot and is very choice, ami at the prices we
shall sell them at it is the best bargain in Em
broideries we have ever had.
Also special bargains in
New Dress Goods,
Blankets,
Underwear,
Hosiery,
Men's Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Rubbers and Overshoes,
Groceries,
Flour,
Etc., Etc.
f
Come and see us. Ws can show you
HARGAIN VALUES.
Jietoaska Jttereantile Go.
ALFRED HADELL, Manager.
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Ghieago Lumber Yard,
RKI) CI.OUD, NKHltASKA.
Lumber, Lime, Goal and Cement.
DUCKER & CO.
another special lot of
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