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Mother of Invention
It was the necessity for an
honest, reliable blood purifier
and tonic that brought into
existence Hood's Sarsapa
rilla. It is a highly concen
trated extract prepared by a
combination, proportion and
process peculiar to itself and
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Its wonderful record of cures fus rrtAde
it America's Greatest Medicine.
Rosy Cheeks " hwe good
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Knd elm mall matter.
ADVEIITI8INO KATES:
Local AdTertlilDK 6 cut per line rcr lue.
Local Advcrtliliis (or ciiterlnlnmeutt, con
lirti, ioclali, etc., given by cburchet, charitable
leeletlCJ. etc., where all moneji raUcd thcro
fran are wed wholly for church or charitable
Mttetlei, Orit ten Hue free and all over ten
Hue 9H cent per line per Itiue.
Local adTtrtlitnit of entertainment, concert!,
redtali, etc., where per cent It given to pro
aietcri, 6 cents per lino per lnue.
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One fourth column icr months
General dliplar advertising
I sob perlatue.
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the probnbleslttintion next year They
disclosed the (net thnt n considerable
part of the committee's time lias been
devoted to discussing the prohablo ef
fect of high prices on the cnnipnlRft of
1000
"Atlmirnl Dowoy sails into tho harbor
of matrimony us quietly as ho did Into
tho harbor of Manila," remarks nn ex
change. Wonder if this humor, too, is
mined, and poor Dowoy is liablo to n
blow up at any momont? Superior
Journal.
A number of prominent democrats
from over tho state gathered Monday
nt the Liudell hotel to present to Judge
Suilivan of tho supremo coart tho ad
visability and necessity of appointing
n democrat to tho position of clerk of
the supreme court. They were gather
ed also to show tho judge that of all
tho democrats in tho state, Leo Herd
man was tho ouo to rocolvo tho place,
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Last week wo were requested to ad
vocate tho erection of tin opera house.
Tho object was to get tho plan before
the public, and thus glvo thoso who
wero interested in the matter a chance
to work it up. As yet we havo heard
of nothing being douo. Cau it lie pos
sible that wu wero tho victims of a
hugo joke? Wo begin to think so.
If anybody has any projects lu tho fu
turd they desire to havo help on they
will please furnish proof f their sin
cerity in tho work.
Germany isrejoicuingorertho settlo
ment of tho Snmonn question which di
vides up the islands among tho powers
interested, and ends tho tripartite
agreement. Tho United States, too, is
pleased with tho adjustment. Wo get
a very small part of tho group, but this
part has the best harbor in tho Southern
Pncitic, and some of the authorities say
it is tho best iu any part of the Pacitlo
excopt San Francisco. Tho Samoan
arrangement will doubtless bo accept
ed by thu senate. Tito country likes
it, and tho senate will probably ratify
their choice.
Just about tho time tho roiidents of
our city are getting together and a
friendly feoling exists and things are
running iu ,i smooth and satisfactory
groovo for the advancement of tho
town a spusui of morality strikes tho
town and disrupts everytbiug and
makes neighbors huto each other. In
most cases the loaders in sujh out
bursts are with a tow exceptions men
of no property interests, not in busi
ness and with only a passing interest
in tho city's affairs. If you want to
bavo your boys lead a moral llto placo
in their reach a place of amusement or
some placo where they may spend their
evenings properly. Wo bad a moral
town about twelve years ago and tasted
its bitterness and old residents don't
care to get another taste.
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Tho democratic national executive
committee nt Chicago, with National
Cbalrmnu J. K. Jones in tho chair,
spentconsiderablo time discussing mat
ters pertaining to organization, ways
ami meaus and thu adlnistratlve a (Talis
of tho organization. Nothing was said
about a meeting of tho national com
mittee, but it is tho opinion of most of
the exnoutlvo committeemen that the
fall committee will bo called to meet iu
Washlngtoj, February 23, and that the
national democratic convention will be
hold tho latter part of May or the Mrst
pnrtof June. Sonator Jones would say
nothing about calling tho committee.
The committeemen wero extremely un
communicative as to what was dono nt
the meeting, After tho moetlug had
adjouruod, however, somo of tho com-
sjultteomen continued tho discussion tf
It was rumored at the state house
yesterday. Hint Governor I'oynter would
soon call a meetingottho state bnrbors'
board to amend the rules recently pro
mulgated by that board. This board
comprites Governor PoynUr, Attornoy
General Smyth nnd Auditor Cornell.
Tho board was created by a law intend
ed to protect barbers of the stato and
at tho snmo tlnio furnish n good salary
for thrco or four secretaries, tho money
with which to pay tho salaries to come
from tho pockoUi of tho barbers. Tho
Governor and his follow board mora
bors havo issued rules regulntlng tho
breath of barbers. These rules warn
bnrbors against tho loading down ol nn
innocent breath with onions or whisky,
but all this appears to bo for tho protec
tion of the customer. Somo of tho bar
bers want to potltlon tho board to regu
late the breath of customers. Some
very bad cases havo como to tho notico
of barbers lately, but just how to pro
tect tho barbers from the nulsanco
promises to bo a very porploxlng prob
lem for the thrco state officers having
control of this branch of stnto govern
ment. All throo areconvinccd that no
question is sottled until it is settled
right.
Ex-Stato Printer Ed. Snow of Kans.,
says that if tho populist party lasts
much longer it will bo tho fault of tbo
republicans themselves. "If tho re
publican newspapers and orators will
quit abusing tho "pops," said he, "tho
pop party would bo dead in two years.
Tho rank and filo of tho party soo no
f uturo for it nnd ore anxious to got back
into tho two old parties again In Kan
sas tho'populists drow mostly (root tho
republicans. That element would go
back to tho republican party without
a question. Nut only that but many of
the old-timo democrats who wont off
with tho popsaro in f:tvor of expansion
and they. too. would co with tho Re
publicans. But it scorns that somo of
tho republican newspapers nnd orators
don't want them. Thoy keep nbusing
tbo pops like plckpockots. If thoy
would chnngo their tactics nnd extend
an invitation to tho Pops to como over,
they would prollt immensely thereby.
An American citizen, especially of tho
Kansas brand, cau bo ploadcd with, but
not drhen into doing things. Tho re-
publicans should tako this cue and act
accordingly.
Tho work of reformation in tho city
of Red Cloud has commenced. One of
our citizons mauo n snort specen ni
one of our churches Inst Sunday night
which resulted in tho calling of a moot
ing at tbo olllco of J. M. Chaflin on
Monday for tho purposo of organizing
an nuti-snloon nnd nntl-gumbling,
league. Tho mooting was held as
called and n committee of livo was
chosen to proparo a constitution nnd
by-laws, consisting of Hovs. Doan,
Harncs, Hussong and Edson, and J. M.
Chaflin as a member from tbo citizons.
Tho objoct of tho organization as stat
ed in short talks by thoso presont was
to abate saloons, gambling houses, slot
machines, aud other things which to
tho organization are obnoxious from n
moral standpoint. Whilo tho Ioaguo
oxpecta to suppiess gambling iu tho
city, thoy do not expect to do much
with tbo saloons which aro nt present
licensed in our eity, but their hopes
are that by tho beginning of tho next
municipal year they will bo orgauizod
strong enough to prevent the issuing
of Hconso to a saloon in the city. A
committee to investigate nnd secure
evidence against saloons, gambliug
houses, etc , wns nlso appointed, but
wo were uuublo to Unrii tho names of
tho committee The members of the
league nro snnguiuo as to the great
amount of good that will bo tbo out
come of their efforts, but wo await fur
ther developments.
tho articles, and proceciied to tako
them from me. Hut ho wns in the
wrong place for thnt. I called to my
bull dog, nnd bad not much need of
other help. He whs at Inst invited to
tako his departure, nnd has never
troubled me since.
In somo places peddlers will stop, and
if they find n woman alone, they will
compel her to trade with them, if she
has nny monoy. Now if pooplo would
all rcfuso to trado with them or keep
them, wo should soon bo rid of them.
For my part I have- decided to do no
mora trading with peddlers; nnd if
others wish to patronize them let them
bo the ones to entertain them, ns they
can not frighten mo into doing cither.
But really ns there is a largo number of
peddlors running over tho country
frightening timid women I tbtuk it high
time somothing was dono about it.
Kcd Cloud Is, in our opinion, tho
host town in southern Nebraska, and
the prospects ahead of it for the next
year or two aro certainly encouraging
ifourpeoplo will only work together
for tho upbuilding of this city. Hut
this can only bo done by united nnd
harmonious notion, thcrcforo we nto
opposed to tho stirring up of n faction
al fight at this tlnio. During tbo past
few years Ked Cloud has prospered
and the stigma of former times has
boon almost completely orascd, and
Ked Cleud'u prospects aro at present
brighter than nt nny time in tho city's
history. Ono backwnrd stop now or
one move to causo dissension and strife
among our citizons, when entlro unity
of notion is neccssaty, might serve to
set our city back for a period of livo or
ten years. Nothing hurts a city worse
than strifo among its citizens. A city
the sizo of Ked Cloud can very soon
get a reputation for working together
for anything thnt will assist in tho up
buildiug of tho city, or they can very
soon got a reputation of being com
posed of twoclotnonts, ono of which is
always opposed to anything tho other
proposes. Now, which ouo of theso
reputations docs this city want? Wo
prefer tho former. We bolievu that
the law bhould bo obeyed, but wo do
not bolievoa factional fight will enforce
a law or better n community, or at
least it never has this ono. It nnyouo
knows of tho existouco of nn illegal or
unlawful business being carried on it
is his duty as u law abiding citizou
to enter complaiut and havo tho city
authorities stop it, nnd wo nro willing
to venture tho assertion tliat it will bo
stopped iu n hurry under tho present
administration, but u man who knows
or imagines ho knows of existing un
lawful business and uses such knowl
edge or supposed knowledge for the
solo purposo of creating dissatisfaction
and strifo iu u poaceablo community
is dosorviug of only tho condemnation
of every citizen nnd should bo sat
down on by everyone who has tbo best
interests of tho city nt henrt. Law
nnd order nro bouud to be respected,
but dissatisfaction and strifo caused
by n factijunl tight, know no law
and order, aud havo only for their
law "might makes right." Look be
fore you lenp.
INAVALE
Mrs. Cora Pitney visited in Inavalo
last Sunday.
Jako McClintock made n sale of his
effects Thursday. Prices wero rnthor
low.
Miss Hannah Jorgonson received n
flno now orgnn this week ns n birtl dy
gift.
There nro rumors nbrond of n bL
dnnco in tho neighborhood Thunrfity
night, at which time ono of our yctay
men nttains his majority.
Wo havo had very misty threatening
weather all wcok. It begins to look ns
if wo would bnvo nn old timo Thnnks
giving with plonty of snow.
Frnik Kin Cnid expects to begin
breaking sod on his low farm south
east of Vanco McCalls, ho has got n
now breaking plow and will begin at
onco if tho ground doesn't freeze up.
The ro was a house-warming dacco
Friday night at Mr. Chafllns, who lives
several miles northwest of hero, we
wero not in attondanco so do not know
nny particulars, but a good time is re
ported. Tho young folks of tho Inavalo school
had a surprise party last Friday night
on Charley Rookie, it boing tbo four
teenth anniversary of his birth. Glenn
Olmstead took most of theyoung pooplo
in a big wagon and provod himself n
plenp.int escort. Charley wns ns sur
prised ns could bo wished nnd n very
onjoynblo ovoning wnsipnssed. Somo
of the boys presented Charley with n
hnndsomoBilkmufliur. And the "kids"
think they'll havo another party assoon
ns tbcro is another birthday.
RAW AS BEEF
M ECZEMA!
No Torture Equal to the
Itching and Burning of
This Fearful Disease.
Not much attention is ofton paid to the
first symptoms of Eczema, but it ta not long
boforo the littlo redness begins to Itch and
burn. This is but tho beginning, and will
lead to suffering and torture almost unen
durable It Is n common mistake to. regard
roughness and redness of the skin, as
merely a local irritation ; it is but an indica
tion of a humor in tho blood of terrible
Eczema 'Which is more than skin-deep, and can not bo reached by local appli
cations of ointments, salves, etc., applied to the surface. The disease itself,
tho real causo of the troublo, is in the blood, although all suffering Is produced
through the skin ; the only way to reach tho disease, therefore, is through
me uioou.
Mr. Phil T. Jones, of Mlrersville, Ind., writes:
"I had Ecsoma thirty years, and after a great deal
of treatment my leg was so rnw and sore that it gave me
eonstant pain. It finally broko into a running sore, and
began to spread nnd grow worso. For tho past flvo or
six years I have suffered untold agony nnd had given up
all hope of ever boing free from tho disease, ns I havo
been treated by somo of the best physicians nnd have
taken many blood medloines, all in vain. With littlo
faith left I began to tako S. S. 8., and it apparently
made the Eczema worse, but I know that this was tho
way tho remedy got rid of the poison. Continuing
S. S. 8., tho sore healed up entirely, the skin became
olear and smooth, and I was cured perfectly."
Eczema is an obstinate disease and can not bo cured by a remedy which U
only a tonic. Swift's Specific
S. S. S. FOR THE BLOOD
Is superior to other blood remedies becauso it cures diseases whleh they on
not reach. It goes to the bottom to tho cause of the disease and will oar
the worst case of Eeiema, no matter what other treatment has failed. It is
the only blood remedy guaranteed to bo free from potash, mereary or any
other mineral, and never fails to ouro Eecema, Scrofula, Contagious Blood
Poison, Cancer, Tetter, Rheumatism, Open Sores, Ulcers, Boils, ete. Insist
upon 8. 8. 8. ; nothing can tako its placo.
Books on these diseases will bo mailed free to any address by Swift Bps
eiflo Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
GUIDE ROCK.
II. S. Donnoy is nblo to work ngnin.
D. O. Leith tho horse buyer is hero
ngnin.
A lnrge number of horses wore offer
ed for snlo hero Thursday.
A. A. Busheo was down from Hold
rogo tho lirst ef tbo week.
Wo missed tho trnin last wcok so no
news was sont from hoi o.
M. Shoely nnd Lon Tomkins nnd
families visited nt Superior Sunday.
Tho poultry buyer from Superior got
n lino lot of turkeys nnd chickens hero
Mondny.
A. A. Goorgo of Garrison, Nob. is hero
looking after his interests in this
vicinity.
Jacob Kindscher returned from his
trip to Europe Wednesday evening
looking well.
James Colvin met with nn accidont
at school and sovorly injured one of
his wrists.
D. C. Smith of Crawfordville, Ind., n
cousin of tbo Wntt Bro'a of this plnco
is hero on n visit.
Guido Rock has a now horse market,
M. Lovitt nnd Win Kirkpntrick bavo
nearly n carload bought.
We nro informed that n horse raco
has boon matched by parties of this
vicinity and Holdrege, to tako place
on the Holdrege track Dec. SI, or if
the day is unsuitable, tho tirst suitable
day and dry track thereafter.
Amidown.
I Too Late
'To put n lock en tho stall when tho horso is gone." That
is true in moro ways than ono. Tho season of new
mown hay is here and you will soon bo feeding your
horses new oats, siieak oats and queen conn. In
other words tho colic season is about here. You can
save your faithful animals hours of !ngony nnd yourself
tiuuncial Iocs and the trouble and oxpenso of going miles
in the night for a "horse doctor" by kcoplng on hand n
bottlo of
Sioux Colic IlVXixtt-ire,
Put up three doses in a dronching bottle sor 81.00. Cures
the vnrious forms of colic, inflammation of tho bowels,
stoppage of urine, etc, in cnttlo nnd horses. Ono dose
gives instant relief. Ask your druggist for it. If ho
uasu't got it anil won't get it tor
You should also have
you write us'nt once.
A writer lu tbo Nebraska Farmer hns
tbo following to say regarding pel
dlers who travel around the country
disposing of their wares to tho farming
community: "Yes, I do think tho ped
dlors are a gront nuisance, as a rule.
Thoy are but littlo iu advanco of tho
tramp. Their wares aro of the poorest
and their prices higher than we would
pay in town. Then, when night comes
they expect you to keep thorn, and per
haps n horse too, even if you havo to
turn something of your own out of tho
stublo to glvo them room. When morn
ing comes, thoy want to pay what thoy
please, and pay it from their pack, nnd
set their own price. One such ex
perience comes to my mind. Ono of
theso Itinerant merchants arrived at
my homo after night, aud begecd mo to
keep him as bis horse was tired and he
could gel no placo to stay. I, beiug a
follower of Him who said, "Ho not for
getful to entertain strangers," took pity
on him nud took him lu ns it was late.
I had to build a tiro and cook supper
for him. Ho spout the uight,and had
breakfast. His horso was nlso fed hay
nud grain. Aftor I was alone ho
brought in his pack to have mo lake my
pay. His prices wero just doublo what
1 could buy tho snmo for in town; but I
picked out 70 cents worth. He said ho
could not laythnimucb.ho would give
mn SO cents Hu oidered me to either
pay him 20cout8 0igivo back some of
LINE.
Weather foggy and rainy.
Mr. and Mrs. Wildey Sundayed with
friends at Uostwick.
Mr. Scrivuer has bis stono houso fin
ished and will soon move.
Ed. Monttord has leased tho Wesley
MeCall ranch for another year.
Tho fall wheat on tho Dickorson
much is up nnd is a good stand.
Mrs. Horton of lied Cloud was the
guest of Allau Carpenter Sunday.
Amos Gust has sold his interest lu
his corn crop to Alf MeCall for 84.00
per acre.
Allan Carponter bought somo lino
brood sows at the sale nt lied Cbud
Saturday.
W. J. llaskins has bought tho farm
south of tho old Peter Marsdeu ranch
for 1,200.
Have llaskins has leased tho barn that
John Odboin owned noar Pleasant Dale
school houso in district 80.
Will Aubushon shelled 1300 bushels
of coru this week and delivered It to
August Roats of Red Cloud.
Jeff Beaiicuamp reports his crop ef
popcorn good. He will ship h carload
to Kansas City in tho near future.
Will lieauohamp has the contract of
working the road oi the east lino of
section 33 to tht state lino for 935.00.
L. A. llaskins repoits that ho has
bsugat the Nouh Perry pioperty iu Red
Cloud nud that hu will move into It iu
the next ihiity days.
Tho social ulDist. No, 70 was largely
attended last Saturday anil somothing
like $14,00 was raised for tho purchase
of nu organ for tho Sunday bcbool.
vyiiiiu itieboeitu wns iu progress somo
ono made u laid ou tku wagons nud
stole robes and whips,
Sioux Digestive Food,
nn hand for your stock nnd youltry nnd ward off disoases.
"A stitch in timo snves nine."
I SIOUX REMEDY CO.,
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CENTRAL WEBSTER.
A lino rain foil tho first of the weok
Fall wheat is coming on Hue.
Soveral of our farmers are dono husk'
ing corn.
Mr. and Mi 8. Wm. Hodge from near
Mt. Clare attended church at Prairio
Center last Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Campbell of Abilino,
Kaus., who has been visiting her brother
Wm. Isom and family, expects to ie
turn homo this wook. Efflo Isom will
accompany her.
Tho now school houso iu Dist. 35 is
about completed. There will bo a supj
per given by tho Ladles' Aid Society in
the now building this wcok, proceed
to buy nu organ for church purposes
Tho old school houso will bo torn down
this week aud moved by Mr. II. Curtis,
who bought it somo time ago.
Eave Ditorrai.
Auction Sale of Unclaimed
Express Matter.
The Adams Expross Company will sell at public auction for cash
AT - RED - CLOUD, - NEBRASKA,
December 1st and 2d, 1899.
All Unclaimed Express matter remaining ou hand at offices throughout the
State of Nebraska.
J. H. BUTLER. Supt.
A. CO NOVER, Agent
SALE BEGINS AT 0 O'CLOCK A.M.
JAMES PETERSON,
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Delinquent Pertorul Taxes Must Be Paid
Delinquent personal taxes for the
year 18D3, hnvu been delinquent for
some time and must be paid nt once,
otherwise I will proceed to collect tho
same by distress warrants.
C, 1). Robinson,
County Treasurer,
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tfilurata Your lluwul Willi Ciitcurrtm
Candy Cntliiirtlc. aire cormtlpatlon former.
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