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Troubled With KUnuy Dlfflcultyancl
Mo Appotlto-lmprovocl In Every
Way Slnco Taking Hood's.
"I waBtnki-n HUriufiily wllh dizziness
nnd fnlntncBS nt thu stomach und hIho
with kidney troubles. My whole body
Bccnicd lo bo out of order. 1 Bent nt oucu
for ft physician and followed hlsdlrcctlons
with but llltlu change. Ho mild I hadn
coinpllcntlon of diseases nnd my case wns
bard to ninimge. I would get better for a
day or two and then would bo worscngnln.
My appetite also failed nnd 1 had n eovcro
headache. After the doctor Hald ho could
do nothing moro for mo I determined to
glvo Hood's Sarsnpnrllla a trial. Inn short
tlmo niter I boRnn tnklng It I could do n
fair dny'fl work. It la now thrco years
ninco I wna cured by Hood's Sarnnparllla
nnd I nm still In good health. I have n
good nppetito nnd nm full of life." Mlts.
EVA IlKACH, Box 101, Lincoln, Knnsnu.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is tlio lost-lii fact tlio One Truu Wood I'ltrlflcr.
Sold by nil ilniwItK $1 ; six for 35.
"..' T, n.,t are the only pills to tnku
HOOdS PlllS with Mood's Siirsaiwrllla.
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PUIIMMIIKIl KVKItV KIIM1AY
Biitercd at tlio pout ollleo nt Itcd Cloud, Nob.as
locondclftumftll mnttcr,
The Jtcd Cloud, Neb,, CHIEF,
weekly, is credited with the larycut
circulation accorded to any paper in
ltcd Cloud or in Webster county or
in the F(f1h Cony rational District.
Printer's Ink, July '28, 1307.
WASHINGTON NOTES.
Tho president and tho lenders of the
sovcrnl patties in congress nro just
now engaged in playing tho old and
fascinating gatno of politics. Tho sil
ver men lmvo been making thoir plays
with thu object of making the con
gressional campaign a siptaro light be
tween silver anil gold, and for n time
tho administration appuared to bo will
ing to aid ilium in bringing tiiat result
about. Hut theru has been a changu,
nnd now thu administration lias mado
plain its pttrposu of sticking to thu in
ternational bimetallism plunk of the
St. Louis platform, at the snmu tunc
dcclaiing its intention to maintain tho
present gold standard until interna
tional bimetallism is secured. Of
cov.rse, tho silver men Bay that this is
merely nn attempt to befuddle tho
issue. Tho senate, which is controlled
by hilvcr men, II red Its lirst broadside
when it adopted thu Toller resolution.
It was at lirst intended that this reso
lution should be quietly smothered iu
tho houso, but upon consideration, thu
republican lenders decided that as .in
offset to tho action of the senate, thu
resolution must bo defeated by a voto
of the house, and that notion was taken
Monday. Tho silver republican sena
tors havo decided thnt tho country
must havo sonic explanation of their
support of thu Teller resolution, and
they will bo given through speech on
thu tloor of thu senate. So a fresh
Hood of lluancial oratory may bo ex
pected, as it is not likely that tha other
side will allow tho talking to bu mo
nopolized by tlio oxplainois.
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The Cuban situation iu congress was
eased fur tlio time to a marked extent
by the sending of that warship to Ha.
vana, lnr. tho advocates of niMion are
gutting restless again under the nu
merous reports that the warship was
merely a trick to gaiii further timi;,
and they may start miiiio sort of a move
any day.
Theru i- a disposition mi a consider
able number of the senators who
strongly favor some positive- action on
tho part of this government in huunlf
of Cuba not to allow a vote to bo taken
on tho treaty for the nnnoxatii n of
Hawaii until the administration has
made a plainer showing of its Cuban
policy. Nothing positive lias been
agreed upon, but it is significant thai
tlio senators who aru agitating tho
matter aro in political accord with
President Mcltiuloy and in favor of
thu annexation of Ha vail, but aro im
patient at thejslowness with which tliu
administration's Cuban policy is de
veloping, and anxious to hurry it up
a little. An intimation of their feel
ings has been given tlio president. The
senate has so often shown its sympathy
for Cuba that there is litllu doubt of
thu success of a motion to postpone in
deliiiituly the consideration of thu
Hawaiian treaty, if it were inadu iu
connection with a statement that it
was done to help (Julia.
President Dole, nt Hawaii, has been
iu Washington nearly a week, the
guest of tho nation. On every sido he
is praised tor the dit-oruot manner iu
uiii-li ho is conducting himself, as
well as for his modest and unassuming
ways. Although lie U mutually deep,
ly interested in seeing the anuuxatiou
treaty ratilied, ho asks no questions of
thu senators who call on him; content-
or. Price's Cream Baklag Powdtr
4 Fw On 8r Tartar Vtw w
Ing himself wilh giving full Infonna
lion iu reply to questions asked him.
He shows wl'doin, for tho least bit of
oIllcinusucHS on his part iu behalf of
annexation would ho exploited by tlio
a litis us ollensivo meddlesomeness,
Ttio moral cowardice displayed by
some senators iu thu votes upon the
several amendments to tho Teller reso
lution, declaring bonds payable In sil
ver at thu option of thu government,
which was adopted by ti majority of
llftecn, was not calculated to increase
tho esteem felt for them by their con
stitmnts. Although a v to against tho
Teller resolution wns iu effect to en
dorse the presont policy of paying
bond in gold, theru weru only twenty
four senntors willing to go on record
us voting for thu Lodgo substitute,
which specilically stated that all bonds
should bo paid in gold or Its equivalent,
whllu thirty-two voted against tlio
Teller resolution Can anybody blame
thu constituents of tliusix senators who
voted against tho Teller resolution anil
either declined lo vote or voted against
the Lodge sti'jslituU' for calling them
lluancial hair-splitters. TliuCoiigioss
ioual Kccotd, containing tlio votes iu
detail on the Teller resolution and the
aniendmeuts ollered thereto is likely
to be carefully studied in inoii than
one Mate, and to mako trouble for
more than one senator.
The house has passed a hill appro
priating $288,000 for tho relief of tlio
Hook Publishing Company of the
Southern Methodist church. This
claim, which rosu from losses to tho
company incidental to thu war, lias
bcun before congress iu one or nuothor
shape for twenty odd years. Tho bill
passed by tho house was a substitute
for a senate bill, which authori.cd the
claimants to bring suit for the money
in thu Court of Claims, and will, there
fore, go back to the senate.
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Livor Complnints and NorvoubncBs
Cured.
A torp'd liver nlwnys produces dull
ness, Irritability, etc. You nro nil
clogged up and feel despondent. Per
haps you haw Heated with physicians
or tried some other recommended med
icine without beuelit. All that is no
urguniunt against "Dr. Fanner's Blood
and Liver Remedy and Ncrvo Tonic,"
which wo insist will euro nervousness
nnd liver complnints. If not satisfied
after using ono bottle your money will
bo refunded by C. L. Cotting.
STATE CREEK.
Frank Graham hns got to trading
horses.
Wo learn that Mr. Milt Guthrie will
start to Oklahoma soon.
Bert Carpenter hns gone to Franklin
to work on thu paper of that plnco.
The Perry & Reubens corn shelter
did a good job lor Ed Anderson last
week.
Miss Bessie Carpenter wns homo
Sunday. She is teaching school on
Walnut creek.
Wm. H. Roaoncrans sold two loads of
fat hogs Inst week at $3.40 and tho; nv
eraged 354 pounds.
Harvoy Graham, tho populnr old
bachelor of Logan township, was over
on our creek Sunday.
Dave Carpenter will go to Franklin
tho lirst of March to take chargo of tho
paper theru nnd run it.
A brother of Mrs. L A. Haskins who
slio has not seen for seventeen yiars
is visiting her at present.
Wo are all right up this way if the
snow would oniv go on anil let us
finish gathering our com.
Unclu Win. VanDyko visited tlio Mt.
Hope Sunday school last Sunday ami
gave lliem ijtiitu a lecture.
Allen Carpunter of Red Cloud will
move on his Maple Grove Farm at An
(ler.souville about March 1st.
Leu Guthrie, formerly of this creek
but for the past three years a resident
of Muscatine, Iowa, is married.
John Davis lias got to be a horse
jockey. Ho and Al Scrivner madu
10or$50olV of each other lately by
trading.
James York, Andrew Upp and Mr.
Goldsworth bought four of tho Man-
delbaum ami Gross lino hogs thai were
sold at Red Cloud last Monday.
Rev. Hussougs meetings at tho Geo.
Heaton school .house wns a success.
Tlio week ho hold thoni eleven ad
ditions to the church was the result.
Rev. Campbell of Womer is at present
conducting the meetings.
Unclu Billio VanDyko is siiperinten
dent of Audursouviilo Sunday school,
They meet at 10 a.m. and several of
thu school attend at M . Hope at 2 p.m.
Rev. Campbell of Hildreth will
preach there again next Sunday.
Occasional.
Charaborlnin'd Cough Iloraody Al
ways Proves Effectual.
Tliuro aro no better medicines on the
inurkut thuii Uliiuiibi-iluiii's. Wo liuvu
iisi-il tlioUoiitfliKi'tiii.'ily wliuiiallnlliiTii
tailed, mul in uVi'iy iiiatiuit'o it proved
t'lli'L'tual. Aiimiil dally ivu hear thu
virtues uf C!liaiiilKi'laiir roiiiedli ex
tolled liy Ihim who have ued thein.
I'hi-. is nm an i)inity nun, )niii ii at
mi much a lino, hut h voluntatis ;l. 11
in ('nod fuitii, in thu ieiin iiiiil f-iitlfi.
ing humanity may 11 y iiu-d ununilio
ami, liUti till) writer, be in-llnlitted,
From tlu'ldli-iivill.) (W. Vu ) r.iil.liuder.
For sale- by U. K. Grice.
1'HK RED CLOUD OHJLUJU
Tho misery of It
Is awful
use
ST. JACOBS
OIL
TO CURE
SCIATICA
You'll fool It Is worth Ita
weight In gold.
BLAr KN.
L. R. Wylder will havu a public sale
on thu 8th.
W. C. Moore has put tip another coin
crib 200 feet long.
Thu Wuoster county shcrill' was in
tins city Tuesday.
John 11. Crary of Guide Rock was
iu this city Monday.
Thu carpenters have Mr. Majoi's
house tip and enclosed.
John Uakei purchased of J-uiies Hut
dui the lot north t,t Hie hole).
Our stockman, Vosi, inadu a ship
ment ot stock the lirst of the week.
Robert Miller made a trip to I'.dgar
Satuiday returning thu foiu pari ot
thu week.
Mis. A. Caullmaii and dMighier,
Minnie, visited at thu homo ot S. J.
heeler Saturday.
Mr. llulViiian'ri sister returned to her
home in thu eastern part ot the stale
thu lirst of thu week.
Wallace Ray was a passenger to
Omaha Monday, whero hu will visit
friends a week or two.
F. N.Tjothaoio lias resigned his po
sition with Byrne Bros., and has gone
lo work getting out his corn.
P. Sailor, V. S. Hall, W. II. Hoffman
and 11. 11. Watson transacted business
at tlio county scat last Friday.
James Burden and family and Mrs.
Lockhnrl of Red Cloud, Sunduycd
with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas lurden.
A. P. Johnson and family, also C. E.
Hicks and family, spent Sunday at the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. A. Cauirmau.
Rev. C. E. Thompson is holding re
vival meetings at thu Baptist church
this week. Come, yo sinners, and re
pent. Mr. Win. Lewis gavu n birthday
party Saturday to thu members of
Burusidu Post. There wure about
sixty prcscut and nil had a jolly good
time.
Mrs. Bud Baker of Holdrego and her
sister, Mrs. Kenndy, who hns been
staying with her visited their pnronts
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Keuady of this
plnco tho fore pnrt of tho week.
The school entertainment at the Hull
Saturday evening wns largely attended
nnd they seemed exceedingly please 1
at the efforts of thu children all doing
their parts well.
Took a Sovoro Cold Aftor tho Big
Firo.
After tho big lire in Cripple Crook, I
took n bovero cold and tried many
remedies without help; thu cold only
becoming moro settled. After using
three bottles of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, both the cold and cough left
me, and iu this high altitude ii takes a
meritorious! cough remedy to do any
good G. B. Ilr.NDV.itsoN, Editor
Daily Advertiser, Cripple Creek, Colo
rado. Sold by II. E. Grico.
GARDENVALE.
The usual annual revival meetings
at Amboy are under full blast. Rev.
Darby is shuttling the sacred shells. It
U to be hoped that Mr. Dai by will
cause tno Ainboj people to see the
Klit.
Guy Hutchison, representing the
T. McKinnoy commission turn of Ran-
nas City, is here Inning all the onions
' in sight at a price highly remiineri.tlve
to those farmers who have any. The
result is that nearly all the ground on
Elm Creek avail: bio for raising onions
has been rented or leased and what re
mains is appreciating iu value every
day. Conservative estimates place tho
price at which onion grounds may bu
rented in the spi ing at $200 per acre,
crimps tho most important society
event of thu new year in Gardeuvalo
l occurred last Sunday evening at the
residence of the bride's parents, when
wore solemnized tho nuptials of Mr.
George Clttcrilcn Mann and Miss lies
Mo Cockiall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Frank Cockiall of this place. The
contracting parties am widely and fa
vorably known. Mr. Maun is a digni
fied and polished gentleman, a line
scholar and a native of thu old Blue
Grass Mate, a country that has pro
duced some of the most distinguished
men the world lias ever known. Not
only has Mr Mann tu rived at that ma
ture age at which men make kind and
indulgent husbands, but he has thought
1 nm mul mor" "" ,1,l "Jt f i""''
iliiK than any oilier two iiuui in thl
eotiiitry, hi- (iiiieiitiuii lieitr that 11
tatu of "iloiili.it lileednef,s" in to bo
iivftil'l oil to one of ".sit i!(- L-u-Mdlit'Sb"
bill lilldillg Uil ilt'il'ts to re lllM
riiigo a bttui-Kbs fi'iuii 11 pnuly tiuiireii-t-al
alaiidpoinl of niv to he unavailing
lie at last concluded to i iipiki with
the real ihlng and deal Mm huu-, in
stead of theories, Thu hridu Is onu of
JbKJLDAi, FEB. 4,
i iiwiiii
th! most beautiful and ae 'ompllshed
young women on Elm Creek or nnj
other creek and is respected and nil
mired by all who have the pleasure of
her acquaintance. Their many frienOs
predict for this young couple a long
life of uninterrupted happiness. Full
details of tho wedding will doubtless
appear in thu columns of tho various
county papers.
Aniuikw Scoooin.
How's This.
Wo offer One Hundred Dollars for
any case of catarrh that cannot be
cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CitKNKr & Co., Props., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned have known F.
J. Cheney for tho last fifteen years and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by thoir firm.
Wkst & TittTAX,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Wai.di.no, Rinnan & Mauvin,
Wholesale Druggist", Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally, at-iug directly 011 the blood and
mucous s-iirfaees of the system.1"' Price,
7,"ic per bottle. Sold by all diuggists.
Todiinonials free.
Hall's Family PiHs arc the best.
LINE.
Weather cold and windy.
John Parkinson lias rented a
farm
near Guide Rock.
Frank Graham traded horses with
Albert Scrivoner this week.
Win. Rosencrans took "two 'loads of
fat hogs to Red Cloud this week.
Mrs. John Stroup was tho guest of
Wi limn Van Dyke one day last week.
There will be n farewell prayer meet
ing at Mr. Guthrie's February 13th, at
2 p m.
Mr. Ernest Hawkins ami his sister
Vick, visited friends iu Red Cloud
Sunday.
Ernest Haskins has routed tho east
eighty acres of the Carpenter farm for
this year.
William VanDyko and J. C. Fox vis
ited the Penny creek school nun day
this week.
Mr. Mahard of New Muxioo was vis
iting his sisters Mrs. L. A. Haskins
nnd Mrs. Dan. Norris this week.
Mr. GtUhriu has sold hisljcnttle to
Alf McCall for $310, and will start, for
Oklahoma some time this month.
Bcnj. VanDyko attended tho revival
meetings at tho Rock creek school
house in Franklin county this week.
Spoaks for Hor Mothor.
Hendkiison, Neb , Jan. 20, 1803
Mr. Minta Aiuiucr of this place states
that her mother was a sufferer from
heart trouble and could not walk any
distance without violent palpita.ion.
Since taking Hood's Sarsaparilla she
has had no more trouble of this kind.
LESTER.
Miss Susie Saladcu Is on the sick list.
Protractod meetings aro still in pro
gress. JooSaladcn, Jr., is visiting with his
uncle.
Robert Mitchell wns visiting Clare
Cox Sunday.
Will Mcltiunoy nnd family visited
at C. L. Lewis' Sunday.
Rev. Metcalf, nu old time minister
preached at this placo Suudny 111011
ing.
Thu Ladies Union Society will meet
at Mrs C. C. Cox's on Wednesday, Feb
ruary 0th.
IV.'iss Martha Wilson and Miss Emma
Muiphy of Red Cloud visited Miss
Alta Biker the fust of the week.
Wo aro pleased to announce thu wed
ding of Mr. George Mann and Miss
Be-sic Cock rail which occurred at
the home of ihu bride's parents 011
Sunday afternoon at I o'clock. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Blnckwell. The bnde and groom have
the best wishes ot their many ti lends.
Dr. Fonuor'B Dyspopsia Curo
As tlio iiiiino iinplie.x, is .simply for
dyspepsia or indigestion. This prepa
ration is tho proscription of 0110 of
America's mint eminent physicians,
whoso writings on medical questions
aru accepted as authority. If not sat
isfactory after using 0110 hottlu your
money will ho refunded by C. I.. Col
in g.
i.i 1 ma at 1 1
BATIN.
Claud Wilson porls 11 new top buggy.
Mrs (J. II. Wilson has bum on tho sick
list but is improving at presnt.
About '. was cleared at tho oyster
suppnrat Now Virginia Kridai evening.
Otto 1'opn has been employed to
tinibh tho term of school iu District i)3.
.Mr. Patterson from Cnmpboll was
11 pleasant vUltor at Mr. Markei's tho
lirst nf tlio week.
Mii ll-igerof Uowles olosed a very
siicces-dul term of .-chool at Mt. Hope
l'riduj ol last week.
Mrs. Kly .SorgHUsen ami her brother,
Morrii Sn-iip, started for Mi-soiiri on
a Ui to tlu-lr uiiithei.
Mori i.s Kills and Christian ilnspurson
from I'lioinax couniy, lv i.i-a, 1110 liein
on a iu v.itli old IrieliiN.
Mir-. Kmorj lleaii and Mm. J. V.
Hl'ooUs were visiting wilh friend- i. r
Cowles the i.itler part of iliu week
Tu ( 11 '1' "iiiHtlt'iitSuii riri)vi'v,
TukoCaiucts Cuiiilv Cuthartlc. lOo urC'.a
It C. C. C. full to cure, Uruglits rvfUDU niuucr-
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