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Llttlo Qlrl Suffers With Impure
Blood-Other Troatmont Failed
But Hood's Snraaparllla Curod
Weakness and Headache
'My darghter, 0 yctr o.d, had a run
ning tore below her Tight oar for thrco
month,. The doctor advised painting It
with lodlno and we did this but it did no
good. Then I got a bottlo ot Ilood'a Bar
aparllla. Tho first bottle made somo Im
provement, and when the third bottle
had been taken the aorewai nloely healed.
A year hai patted alnoe then and there
has been no return of the sore." W. .
Maomubbok, Arnold, Nebraska.
"I waa troubled with weakness and
headache but alnce taking a few bottles of
Ilood'a Barsaparllt I have had no trouble
ot this kind." Mtta. Mabt Lxwis, Otto,
Nebraska. Got only Ilood'a because
Sarta-parllla
Is the best-In fact the One True Blood l'urinor.
Sold by all druKKlt- l;slxfors.
Tl T r7n cro ,',vcr I1,i casy
MOOd S FillS tUe,easytoopcrftto.io.
Hood's
THE CHIEF
rOBMRMD BT
W. L. MCMILLAN.
One year 1100
llx months 90
PUBLISHED BVBHY FIUDAT
Entered at the pott office at Bed Cloud, Nob. at
lecond class mall matter.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
STATE.
For Governor,
H. L. HAYWAHD,
Of Otoo County.
For Lieutenant (lovcrnoi,
C1KO, A. MUltl'llV,
Of Gsgo County.
For Secretary of fltato,
0. DUIIA8,
Of Saline County,
For Auditor of Public AccgunlB,
T. I.. MATTHKW3,
Of IIoiIro County.
KurTrcasnror,
I'KTKII .MOKTKNSKN',
Of Valley County.
For Superintendent or I'litillo Instruction,
.IOHN V. SAYI.Oli,
Of I.uucrtHtvr Couiily
For Atlor'noy (icncml.
N. I. .IACKSON,
Of Autclupc County,
For Land CommlMloncr,
A I' WILLIAMS,
Of DutiKliuCminlt
COUNTY.
Ftir ItcpicFCiitnttve,
.1 H WIlirK,
t'ut County Attomc).
ItANDOLI'lt M0NITT.
For CuiniulKhlmicr, .1.1 District,
,i. w. ltiiNcinn,
For CoiiiiiilndiMicr, Mh DlMr.t't,
ikkomi: VANOL.
WASHINGTON NOTES
Washington, I) C , August 15.
Altliotigb Spain Iiuh nccopteil our
terms of pence itnil theio is not likely
to bu 1013' more lighting, unless there
wliot'lil lio it ilciulloek Im till) peace com
mission over the (liaposltion of the
Philippine.1!', tilts expenditures of this
government ton likuly to bu quito -is
hesivy, if not lii'iivlt'f, for hoiiiu tiinu to
come its they wetc while the wur vim
going on. This nmy sou ml n little
queer but it is easily explained. The
expenses of the unity will not ho less
piiihI until wii lic!'in to inimtci- tln
troops out of service, untl tlmt is ti mut
ter not even yet thought of, us wo .sliull
htivo to garrison Cubit it ml Porto Htco,
the former iuit heavily, for nobody
knows how long, ami tlto expenses of
tho navy will bu increased Insto-ul of
lessoned, as orders have boon issued to
overhaul all our heavy lighting ships
ns quickly us tho work eau be dono.
Iu addition to theso expenses the pros
ident has decided that it is our duty to
feed everybody in Cuba that needs
food, including tho Spanish soldiers
until such time ns they can feed thorn
solves, and governmuut rations aro al
ready on tho way. A strict account
will bo kopt of all lood furnished Span
ish soldiers in Cuba, and Spain will bo
made to reimburse us, but tho rations
issued to others in Cuba will simply bo
charged up to war oxponsos, and from
all accounts, It will not bo a small sum
that will have to bo expended for that
purpose All these things combined
will tuako our noaco expenses heavier
than our war expenses for n time.
Tho military commissions to arrango
for tho time and mu'.hod of Spanish
ovncuatlon of Cubauud Porto Rico will
at ouco bo appointed, but it is likoly to
bo months before tho last Spanish troop
loaves Cuba. In I'orto Kico there nro
fewer of them and they will probably
evaouato that island in u few weoks.
For reasons entirely sollMi tho health
of our troops wo will not hurry them
out of Cuba.
for years, nitd It would be nn eniy to
round tip atuqtitil number of Ameticati
hoboes uud mako them udupt u tegiilai
occupation ns it would to mnko orderly
workmen out of tlto itiburgents. Thore
aro many of tho insurgents who will, in
my opinion, bocouio brigands, rather
than to work for a living, juat as a
number of thorn did at tho closo of the
las t Cuban insurrection. If they do
they will mako no ond of troublo for
)ur army of occupation, as themoun
tains of Cuba aro difficult of access, ox
cept to tho natives, and tho natives
who do not Join tho brigands cannot
bo dopondod upon to rondor the slight
est assistauco to any movement against
thorn. It is a groat pity that tho presi
dent's word'provonts tho United States
nnnoxlng Cuba at onco; thoro isn't tho
slightest doubt about its coming to
that in tho ond. Moaawbllo thero will
bo lots of troublo in Cuba, as wo try to
livo up to our promlso, that tho islands
shall havo a stablo government. It is
my opinion that no stablo government
will ever exist in Cuba, except that of
tho U.S. and I fcol cortain that nine
outofovery ton property hclders on
tho island, regardless of their nation
ality, hold tho samo opinion."
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Thoro is very iittlo probability that
an extra session of tho senate will havo
to bo called to ratify tho treaty of
peaco that is to bo nogotlatod .with
Spain, for tho vorygoodroason that tho
treaty is not likoly to bo ready before
congress assoinblos for tho regular ses
sion in Docembor. Tho protocol or
temporary peaco agreement of tho two
governments provides that tho joint
commission, charged with tho duty of
negotiating tho treaty, shall moot in
Paris not later than October 1st, next.
Tho woll known disposition of tho
Spanish to postpono, makes it practic
ally certain that tho commissioners
representing Spain will not bo there a
dny earlier than that mentioned ns tho
last upon which they can meet our
commissioners. As the Philippines
will bo the subject of tho most contro
versy, it is nniong tho probabilities that
tho commission may visit tho islands.
If so, that would consume tit least six
weeks tiinu. Diplomats, who know
something of the inside workings of
such commissions, do not expect tho
tteaty to bo completed much, if tiny,
before the llrst of tho year, ami would
not be Mitpiiiid h ti'il it 1 MU'tal
week's ufiei i-i.ti btfxte t! e lit .ny was
oigilUt.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas
county, ss.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ho
is tho hcnior psirUcr of the lirm of F.
.J. Cheney & Co , doing business In tho
tity "f T."'1 di, ei'unlx mil stale afore
sniil. mill nut Mini Ibm wi.l tiijtbe
Mint of Otto lluniiiul Dolhita for eaeh
and every cn-e of catarrh that cannot
bo ctited by Hall's Cataith Cine.
FitANir J.Ciii:ki:.
Sworn to before mo ami subscribed
in my piesence, tills lith day of Decem
ber, A. D , 1803 A. V. CixasoN,
(sr.Ai.) Notary l'ublic.
llttll'8 Ciitiinli Ct.to is taken inter
nally and acts directly on tho blood and
mucous sin faces of tho system. Send
for testimonials, fiee.
F. .1. Ciilnkv A: Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by druguisw, 7.ric.
Mood's family mis nie mo nest.
I IIih'k U i (iimiiiotn list of the war
ships which, accoiiling to the Madrid
press, Spain has lost since tho begin
ning of tho present war:
Cruisers Infanta Maria Teros:i,7000;
Viscayn, 7000; Almiranto Oquondo, 7,
000; Cristobal Colon, 0850, Itoinn Cris
Una, 3520; Castilln, 3200; Kelna Merce
des, 8090; Don Antonio do Ulloa, 11G0;
Don Juan do Austria, 1150; Isla do
Cuba, 1042; Isla do Luzon, 1045, Jorge
Juan, 035.
Torpedo-boat dostroyors Furor, 380
tons; IMuton, 380.
Gunboats 1 Cano, 500 tons; Oaltcin,
011 tons; Gon. Lezo, D20; Marques del
Dttoro, COO; Fornando el Cotollco, 500;
Piziirro, 300; Cuba Kspanola, 23.p;
Camao,208;Continela, 200; Loyto, 151;
Alvarado, 100; Sandoval, 100; Dolgado
Parejo, 85; Guardian, 05; Estrella, 48;
Golomlrlna, 43; Haracoa, 40; Yumtiri,
10; Guantunumo, 40; Maynri, 85; Do
dondlento, 35.
In all, tho Spanish lass has boon tbir-ty-livo
warships, with tv total tonnago
of 48,165.
PrJ;ilillJdldiK:
: MINER - BROTHERS
RED CLOUD, NBB.
You may not want a single item quoted in this list but you are
sure to want something from the great sea of Bargains
in THE BIG STORE.
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SEWING MACHINES
Not the best because WE sell it,
but we sell it because it is BEST.
That applies to the FIELD sewing
machines.
Simplicity of construction, strength of parts, aro
somo of tho main points of excellence, but the
main point is tho price. $20.00 for the high arm
oud $25.00 for tho drop head. Guaranteed for
5 years.
Outing Flannel.
Wo do not claim tho world, but we do claim that
havo articles in Ulankots and Outing Flannels
that you want.
Hot weather thongh, to bo talking about OUTING
FLANNELS, but wo havo a full spread yet, al
though styck was given a pretty hard shaking
up last weok. Tho pretties won't last long.
We won't bo ablo to furnich tho dainties later
that we offer now, becauso wo had the full
spread to select from.
Wo givo you tho opportunity now for the FULL
SPEEAD.
Special attention called to our regular 12 Jc grade,
which consequently makes tho best on the mar
ket for 10c per yard.
Ticking.
Everybody knows the quality of A. C.
Ticking.
Everybody knows the BIG STORE
makes the price this week i2c yd.
Wo want you to know the Old Dover ticking It
sells every when- at 12e. To make you know
it we oiler it at 10c per, yd Many bought it List
year, more wjll buy tin year. Straw ticking at 8c
per yard.
Groceries.
6 pnrknsci MCKKL rolled oats for 2Ac
Id bum Hnntn Cltuv op 25c
2 packHgeit Fairbanks Gold Duat washing ponr.
dcr lot c
Package cornstarch So
Ifultla Lomon or Vanlla Kxtrnct 4c
10c bottle Sewing Machine Oil 6c
Tip Topcataup. bottle.... toe
I packoKOs tooth picks rc
Van Camp's pork and beans K)c
Package coCfeo .... too
17S8 Granulated Htigar. It 00
-torn full weight tub whlto llsU f l 00
Clover Leaf Extracts, baking po-rders and spices
guaranteed pure. Money refunded if not as repre
sented. Clover I.cnf baking powder cost jou Just V, as
much an l'rkc or Kof al.
Comforts.
Tho approach of cold weather is near
ing us overy day. Now is a good timo to
got your quilts ready. Wo havo both tho
calico and tho cotton bats.
Wo havo tho Shormutl bat at 5c. Not
as good ns tho Clareuco bat at lUo on ac
count of tho weight and quality.
Other grades at 12 and 15u.
Daak Calic )s at 2o yard.
Fancy light Dress Prints, Go kind for
3c. Other grades in light, dark, blues,
blacks or reds or fancies at 5c yard.
For tho Fancy Comforts use L.-iGas
coguo cotton bats and Silketeue or Col
ored Cheese Cloth.
Clean Sweep Sale.
A now broom always sweeps clean.
and wo havo taken a new one to thi job,
and intend to make a clean sweep ot the
shelves to mako room for fall stock.
Wo still havo loft a fow of the rem
nants of dress goods that wo havo boen
telling you about for tho past couple of
weeks
They nro in 1 to 8 vd. lengths. They
go at actually J marked price and every
thing marked in plain lignres.
Seveial patterns only, left of immense
stock of spring goods, fancy novelties and
and .ilk and wool mixture. We pic elop
ing them at l"e to 85c per yard.
SHOES!
$3.00 for Mens vici kid, latest ton, Goodyear welt,
regular $3.50.
$2.75 for Mens box calf, black or tan, Goodyear
welt, regular $3.25.
Other Grades at $2.00 to $2.50.
25 pair. Mens Shoos special for this sale at $1.10
per pair.
Ladles Shoes. John Strootman line.
$3.00 for vici kid, vesting top, latest toe, handturn,
regular $3,50.
$2.75 for regular $3.25 shoe, foxed heel, lace vici kid.
$2.00 for regular $3.50 shoes, Bradley Metcalf vici
kid.
$2.50 for Drew-Solby lace shoo, cloth top, foxed hoel.
Wolfo Bros, line of ladies shoes, $1.50 to $1 75. Ono
of best lino medium'grade goods manufactured,
nowest shapes.
Wo havo about 50 pair of shoes mostly accumula
tions from fast selling tor tho past year, sizes
31, some 3 and 4, regular $3.00 $3.00 and $4.00
goods. Sale price this weok $1,000.
CORSETS.
43c each for regular $1.00 goods, broken lines and
sizes.
A good summer corset for 29o.
Full lino sizes iu O C. C. and Jackson Corsote and
Waists in summer goods.
For comfort try our C-H Ex. Ex. short waist. Per
fect litting. 50c for Favorite and Itelief corsets,
would bo good valuo at 00c. '
Shirt Waists.
Rapid selling has left broken lines and small sizes,
some largo sizes tao, but the Clean Sweep, Now
Broom prices havo sent them Hying into the
homes In all parts of the county.
33c for all 50 cent waists.
8.V for all S1.25 waists.
81.10 for all $1.50 $1.75 82.00 waists.
MINER BROS. RED CLOUD, NEB. I
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Foul-Smelling
Catarrh.
Oatnrrh Is ono of tho most obstinate
ported to have replied, "honor and , diseases, and henco tho most dilllcult
' ............. I to L'et rill of.
There i3 but ono way to euro it.
Tho disease is in tho blood, and nil tho
Then is illicit compliment to Amer
icans in the icply which the BrltMi
consul is said to have made to a Span
iih woman of Manila who had gone to
him after Dewoi's victory and asked
for nroteot on. "Madam" he is re
vii tun ate safer in Manila today titan
they havo been for 300 years."
, i r-tH4tt I Of twm
ur o.uiw i.
Sampson anil Schley have been made
rear-admirals, dipt. Clatk, ot tho On
gon, has been advanced inoio numbets
than any other captain, and Wain
wright goes up higher .him any other
oillcer.
A U)nnlulu paper prints
sayini": "Porto Kico must
an attlcle
bo ours."
Now let tho Potto ltlcan journals ex
pand on tho tuouio: "Tho Philippines
nro essential to our Yankeo nation."
Though fow of tho volunteers will
cot a taste of war this timo, tho coun-
try knows that tho specimen at Santi
ago is what all would do uuiler tno
same circumstances.
.
Tho list of postollices In tho Uulted
States now includes Hobson, Va., Sig
boe, Ark.; Dewey, N. C; Sampson,
Fin., and Manila, Ky.
Uncle Sam has ono crop this year
tlmt averagos 100, and that is the crop
of victories.
a a A anH af tr . I
It is admitted on all sides that thN
government will havo several diftlcult
probloms to solvo in Cuba, nut the least
of which will bo tho satisfactory dls
posal of tho Insurgents. Au ofllcial
thoroughly familiar with Cuba, aml
with tho Insurgents, says: "It will bo
much eastor to issuo a proclamation
directing all Cubaus to rosutno tholr
ordinary occupations, than it will bo to
got tho motly aggregation known as
tho insurgent army to eivo up their
arms and tuko to peaceful occupations.
Soldiering iu their freo and easy way,
and taking wbatover thoy wanted
wherover they found it, has been tho
ordiiary occupatloa of mij of then
In tho discussion of terms of peaco a
good deal of unnecessary consldeiation
was given to tho subject of tho Cuban
debt. There is no Cuban debt. Thero
aro Spanish bonds quoted on tho
bourses as ''Cubans." Tho Spanish
government issued thorn, and to givo
thorn nioro attractiveness to investors
pledged for the payment of tho interest
tho revenues derived from custom col
lections of Cuban port;. In tho proto
col signed Friday there is no reference
whatever to tho Cuban debt. Tho
question of the assumption of any part
of it by this country or by any govern
niant that tho United States may sot up
in Cuba has no place.
Tho president hnt doeided that tho
United States shall hold permanently
tho bay, port and city of Manila. Ho
isptepared to instruct the Ameticau
membeis of the peace commission to
this effect. Further consideration will
develop whether tho United States will
tako more. But It is decided that so
much as the bay, port and oity shall be
retailed. ThU decision is very rocut.
For tho Nebraska Sangerfest, Omaha,
Nebraska, August 10th, 1809, the Bur
lington and Missouri River railroad iu
Nebraska, will soil ticket at one faro
for tho touud trip for the above oc
casion. Tickets sold August 18th nttd
19th, with dual return limit August 23
A. Conoveh, Agent.
Skin Diseases.
For the speedy and permanent euro of
tetter, salt rheum and eczema, Cham
berlain's Eye and Skin Ointment in
without an ennal. It relieves tho itch
ing and smarting almost Instantly and
its continued use effects a permanent
cure. It nlso cures itch, barber's itch,
Rcnld head, sore ninnies. itchlnK piles,
chopped hnnds, chronic soro eyes and
granulated lids.
Dr. Cady'fl Condition Powders for
horses nre tho best tonlo, blood purifier
nnd vermifuge. Price, 25 cents. Soldby
sprays, washes anu inimitng mixtures
in tho world can havo no permanent
effect whatever upon it. Swift's Spe
cillecuros Catarrh permanently, foritls
tho only remedy winch can reucli tho
disease nnd forco it from tlto blood.
Mr. J$. P. McAllister, of Ilnrrodsburg,
Ky., had Catarrh for years. Ilo writes:
"I could see no Improvement whatever,
Uiougu l was constantly ireniou whii Hiirays
..t-f. anil washes, and dllTor-
entlMlialtiiK remedied
In fact. I could feci that
ench u Inter I waaworso
than thu year previous.
"Finally it was
brought to toy notice
that Catarrh waa a blood
disease, and after think
ing over the matter, I
saw It was unreasonable
to expect to be cured by
remedies which only
reached the surface. I
then decided to try
W tattles were used. I no-
Uoed a perceptible Improvement. ContlnulnR
the remedy, the disease was forced out ot mjr
system, and a complete cure was the result.
abandon thelrlooal treatment.whlcu has never
done them any Rood, and take 8.8. 8.. a rem
edy that can reach tho disease and cure It."
To continuo tho wrong treatment for
Catarrh is to continuo to suffer. Swift's
Specific is a real blood remedy, and
cures oostinaio, ueep-scaieu uiseiiHeo,
which other remedies havo no effect
whatever upon. It promptly reaches
Catarrh, and never fails to euro even tho
most aggravated cases.
ror Rlnnri
neiJiuuu
Is Purely Vegetable, and is tho only
blood remedy guaranteed to contain no
langerous minerals.
Booka mailed freo by Swift Specific.
Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
I Spectacles! Spectacles! Spectacles!
Bo liit.'ti lie. u'.eelt, ! feetly and speedily by ono who can do it
LATKST GRADUATE Ol'lICiAN. I havo tho Illicit and most complete
trial cao for toaiuig tho ey - mi the vullm Am bettor equipped for and
do the optical business of thia Kii.nt; . Will lit you butter and cheaper
than can bo done eiewneie
A Good Alarm Clock for 75c.
When you eome to buy this clock
you will lint! tlmt I havo them anil
will not tiy to sell you something
higher priced. You will find all I
oiler for sale equally cheap, such as
DNK AND RIGHT DAY CLOCKS,
WATCHKS.oJEWKLRY,
SILVRRWARH,
FINKKR RINGS,
SPROTACLKS,
CHARMS.CHA1NS, ETC.
Willi do your complicated watch
tii ' . -it.t.ji.mn.ii 5mitv ,1 not work cinapor and better than it can
' j;Jt? It JnA tP a ,rect cf siuht Finger Rl"g Baeast Pins and Brace
Z?li.J&tt jets nuide Sidle you wait. Engrav
bo Scted at onco. Rycj tested freo. in& done HM. w&ile you wait.
Watch examiner for B & M .Jeweler and Graduate Optician.
v ywfiffifir
jagarcmBiiiy
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most ukkum;u
S.S.S.
eity Dm andi Express tone.
ROSS St RIFB. PROS.
Goods Delivered to any part of the city.
Charges as low as the Lowost
B. U. OVERMAN,
KTTORNBY - RT - L-K5"tf.
Ottlce over Pott Ottlce.
Does a general law buslnes.
Practice, in all eourts.
CITY AGENTS FORIADATIS EXPRESSIGO.
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DEALERS IN
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: -Lvm-ii! ! AOKNTb.
ttiiiono honest ami willing1 lo liuMle, we will
xivKOOd wuireii and Klvo t uilr ciupluyinent.
Willi our fBCllltlc mul pe-komil help any msn
fulh allvo ami wlllliifl to work can win i jiay
lti iM)ltuli with u. Apply quick, HatltiK age.
L. L. MAY & CO.
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Wo advUe, 1C patentable or not, tree ot,
durze. Our teo not due till patent uaecurea, ,
TV! ...... How to Obtain Patent," with
coit o? TiiSo'ln'tho U. S. snd (oreigu countrie.;
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