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GOOD judge must have both experience
and learning. A housekeeper should
be a good judge for she too must have
experience and learning or she may think that
the soaps made to look like Ivory Soap are just
as good. With experience she will know
that they lack the remarkable qualities of the
genuine. Ivory Soap 994ioo per cent. pure.
toprmaf it ? imi moctih
THE CHIEF
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One year
.lino
Six monthi
PUUMSHKD EVKHY PHIDAV
Entered at tbe pott offlce at Red Cloud, Neb.M
econdcltiimall matter.
ADVKHTISINO HATKSi
Local advertlnliiK fi centa jcr line per Imne.
Lool AdvertliltiK for cntertalnmanta, con
fern, xoclala, etc., Riven by ctiurchei, charltablo
iDcleilea, etc., where all moucTi railed there
from are tued wholly for church or charltablo
ocietle, flrt ten lines f rtu and all ovwr ten
lines 94 centa per line per Imiie.
Local advertising of cntertalumonta, concert",
recital, etc., where per cent la kIvoii to pro.
motera, 6 centa per Hue per Unite.
DISI'LAT AtlVKHTIMNO.
One column per month IT (X)
Cue half column per month a H
One fourth column per month 1 75
General dlxplay ndvcrtUliiK HH centa per
Inch per Issue.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
jC.ITI S
National Ticket.
For'I'resldcnt,
WILLIAM MOKIN1.I.V
For Vlcc-rresldent.
TIIKODOKK UOHKVKI.T
State Ticket.
HoMlovorner.
C. II. DKITKIUII,
Of Adami County.
Kor Secretary of State,
(I. W. MAItSII,
Of Kkhardsou County.
Kor State Treasurer,
WM. STUKKKKB,
Of CummliiK County.
For State Auditor,
CIIAKLK9 WKSTON,
Of tfherldau County.
For Attorney General,
K. N. ITtOUT,
Of (luxe County.
For Commissioner Public Lauds,
(1KO. 1. KOLI.MKK,
Of Nuckolls County.
For Superintendent I ubllc Instruction.
W. K. KOWI.KIl, '
t or Washington County.
Congressional Ticket.
Fir CouirpkMunn,Mh IH-trlcl,
V. h. MOItl.AN,
of Hod Willow County,
County Ticket.
For Mule Kopre-eutHtlre.
Oil AS i: HICK-,
For County Attornej,
K U OVKItMlX.
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Times aro mi gomt mat Coin Harvoy
has been able to purchase a farm.
Tho democratic party always was
opposed to millionaires who don't con
tributo to its campaign fnud.
Between tho Tammany ice trut nr.d
tho cxhorbitant charges of tho Kansas
City hotel men the Democratic leaders
aro having quite u uuio with tho octo
pus. Thorn Is a litvouu ease at Atchison
that is so noisome that even tho (Jlobo
would not give a full acconnt ot the
proceedings. It is a pretty tough prop
osition that will stump tho Globe.
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Capital alono can never form a trust.
Without tho co-operation of libor it is
useless. Even capital and labor to
gethor can not form a trust, becauso
thoy need tho consumer to use their
produots.
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With an availabU cash balanco of
"almost throe hundred million dollars
($300,000,000) in tho Treasury at Wash
ington, tho nation's finances aro in con
siderablv better shape than they were
when Grover Cleveland and Secretary
Carlisle wero hunting around to sell
United States bonds in tho London
mtirktJt at high rates of interest.
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The insincerity of the democratic
loaders on tho trust question was dam
onstrated in the house of rep
a (. co, ciicin-uti
icsentntives when tlitsy declined to
vot with the rnpiiblicuns for a const!
ttttionnl nmcntlmcnt wliich would hitvo
taken thu evil in hand in an effective
mnnnor. Tho democratic lenders don't
want tho trusts destroyed. They need
them for campaign material.
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Mr. Dietrich has never sought any
political preterment whatever. This is
indeed a casoof tho oflico socking the
man. Ho is an filial caididate, a
clean man in overy senso of the word
an enthusiastic republican, a man of
broad, liboral practicallideas. Ho will
Klvo us a good clean, businesslike nd
ministration.
Tho following figures of mortgages
tiled and released on Nobtaska farms
aro interesting:
Year. Number. Amount
1994 24,812 l237,G52.a:i
1899 18,253 127,141 15
Annually interesting statement is
tho showing of mortgages released in
Nebraska, as follows:
Year. Number. Amount.
1895 50,4111 $'.'0,'.0I,010
1809 79,9112 49,2;i2,707)
Mr. W. J. Bryan, Everywhere, U. S
Dear Sir: Four yours ago 1 was suffer
ing with shrinkage of tho pockotbook,
had hideous droim of bankruptcy at
night, and was in sore distress. I was
in h bad condition generally. I came
to tho conclusion that your froo silver
pain balm was just what I wanted, but
was forced by Mark Hanna to tako
some of his sound-money prosperity
lotion. Conttnry to my expectations,
it brought relief, and after taking four
years' treatment at tho hands of Dr.
McKinley, I am now recovering and
enjoying life. I havo since come to
the conclusion that your free silver
pain balm is a greatly inferior medi
cine, and would have been tho death of
me. I shall continue taking Dr. Me
Kiuley's medicine, knowing that it will
finally affect a permanent euro, lies
pectfully yours, U. S Fatmer.
Centuries ago, when the individual
found that his business was growing too
large for him ti handle, he took a
partner They formed a ttut In :i
-mall ilcgiee Fifty year.- ago, Mie
pattneiship form of bu-iness began to
give way to tho small corporation, a
business men found that a corporation
atlorded better facilities mid protec
tion to their business More recently
corporations grew in sizo until we havo
experienced tho very large corpora
tions called trusts. In ueatiy every
caso these are neither more nor less
than partnerships, tho only differonco
being in extent and dugree. The in
creaso inlthe world's volume of busi
ness has compelled tho growth from
tlu original partnerships to large cor
potations. Where is the next generation of men
comintr fro. We mean men. not tho
things that will result from tho ageiug
of the young bloods who promonado
the streets with a coffin nail between
their teeth, eating at the "old man's"
tabic; weariug clothes that tho "old
gent" pays for, and running tick for
their tobacco and beer. Sttoh as these
will never make mon, no never; they
will drift along with the years until the
father dies, or else until they marry
some silly gum-cuewiug, tight. laced
high-healed girl just about as near
half baked as they aro and start out in
life with tailor made clothes, and fur
ntturo unpaid for. They will then find
themselves with too little son-e tomako
a !iing without work, and too la.y to
wink, and -o will -imply exist until
tho eni of the chapter, with nothing to
show for having lived except a fow
more frousy kids to propagate their
incompetency. There will.bojplentyaf
those, tut whore aro tho men com
iiiff from? There aro exceptions now,
it is true, young men and boys who
have a future because they ate unking
it, but they and their kind .-mould be
the common rule, and the hull-baked
guys thu exceptions. God help tho
world when a man or boy is singled
outbocauso he is industrious. It should
bo ono quality that could betaken for
granted.
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As tho train was leaving Lincoln the
other day, a young man accompanipd
by a buxom damsel strolled into a pull
man sleeper, approached the polite
porter and said in a low and confident
time "Mister, me and my wife have
just got married and aro looking for
the best accomodations this train has "
"Looking for a berth, I suppose," said
the dusky son of Hum, as lie turned to
assign seats to other passengers "A
berth' Thunder and lightning no'"
gasped thu astonished rustic "We
have just got married We only want
a place to stay all night, you know;
tlintM all. Kx
A minister in a town not a thousand
miles away, sajs no xchange, urpris
ed his audiancu by reading the follow
iug announcement from th pulpit:
"Tho regular session of th Donkey
Club will be hold as usual immediately
after tli services. Members will line
up just outside the church door, mak
ing icinarks and staring at the ladies
who pass as is the custom. Any mem
ber known to escort a lady to church
like a man or sit with her like a gen
tleman, will be promptly expelled from
membership." The application was to
the point mid the effect wit mat velou.
A great many lvunsiis school inarms
ato going to the I'atis exposition, which
shows terrible shiftlessness Some of
these days the ituar girls will want to
get married and will have no money
with which to support a husband.
Burr Oak Herald.
Our phono number is now 72. Call
us up whon you nocd job printing.
ON THE ROAD
All the time, eating irregularly,
steeping irregularly, exposed
to every disease latent in bad
cooking or poor food; that's
a summary of the traveling
man's life. The result is
"stomach trouble"; that gen
eral term which covers various
forms and stages of dis
ease of the organs of di
gestion and nutrition.
The traveling man can't
avoid the troubles which
spring from his business
obligations. Hut lie can
avoid "stomach trouble."
If Dr. Tierce's Golden
Medical Discovery is used
when the early
symptoms of de
rangement of the
stomach tnanifest
themselves, the cure
will be quick and
radical. Hut even
if the disease has Income
chronic the "Discovery"
will cure ninety -eight
times out of every hun
dred if tried fairly and
faithfully.
Mr. Ned Nelson, the eel
ebrated Irish comedian
and mimic, of 577 Ko dei
st.. Camden. N j . writrn We fulfilled an
engagement of twelve weeks and the con.
tant traveling gave me a bad touch of that
dreaded disease called dyspepsia. I had
tried everything possible to cure It tltl last
week, while playing at II. I' Kelth'a Bijou
theater. Philadelphia, in the Nelsou trio, a
professional friend of mine advised me to
try Dr. Ilerce'a Golden Medical Discovery
I tried It, and, thauk Cod, with good results."
Free I Dr. Pierce's Common Sense
Medical Adviser, 1008 pages, 700 il
lustrations, is sent free on receipt of
stamps, to cover expense of mailing
only. Send ai one-cent stamps for
the book in paper covers, or 31 stamps
for the same IkjoI: cloth-bound. Ad
dress Dr H V. Pierce. IlttlTalo, N. Y.
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JAS. PETERSON, Agent.
RED CLOUD,
JACK OF ALL TRADES
OUR NEW "LITTLE GIANT" li H. P. GASOLINE ENGINE,
WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD TO
Haw u uuv ot .i Imve lot the price
jufflcu-m 11 . el iit v.ui wind n.iUs
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i, , 11 . t or .liv. wiml or i-iilin. It 1-11 lie wiimi to tills niiu'hlne.
. 1 1. t.n 1 ii'i.i. -,ivv vvihmI f'mrii l.iittor un I s liiituly for u IiundriMt other
tlit- farm. Cuts nullum to Kieii when nut vvnrhlnir ami mil; I
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to Sri-ins l-i I. 'in wlieii vvnihlnsr. MuhihiI t-mnpieieiy set u . renny to run. no rouniui
ion iiccilnl. 11 met Iiil-nr iiiul iiicuiov vivei lti.iilri's pructlciillv no ntteiitluii, anjl Is
iVolutelv Kifc. We iiiuke nil !-o of iunllni Kuiiies, irotn li ti ..Miorso power. WriU
1.1 clreuilir mill sRL'inl print's.
FAIRBANKS, MORSE fit CO., OOlflHa, NEB.
Skin Diseases
When the excretory organs fall to carry off the waste material from the system, there Is an abnor
tnal accumulation of effete matter which poisons and clogs the blood, and it becomes sour and acid.
This poison is earned through the general circulation to all parts of the body, and upon reaching
the skin surface there is a redness and eruption, and by certain peculiarities we recognize Eczema,
m1 m r' Acnc 1 S, Rueum Psoriasis, Erysipelas and many other skin troubles, more or less severe.
While the skin is the seat of irritation, the real disease is in the blood. Medicated lotions and
powders may allay the itching and burning, but never cure, no matter how long and faithfully
wVa.v..w-..( iu - wwuuiuuu is u.i. c. 1 ugiavaicu uuu sKui permanently injurcu vy llieir use.
The disease is more than skin deep; the entire circulation Is poisoned.
The many preparations of arsenic, mercury, potash, etc., not only do not cure skin diseases, but soon ruin the dinestion
and break down the constitution.
S. S. S., nature's own remedy, made of roots, herbs and barks, of great purifying and tonical properties, quickly aud
llcctually cures blood and skin troubles, because it enca direct to tho mot of tlm ,f;c,;,cn nnii ciiinniii n,t c..r.. .,....!
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IV action to til'.' different organs, cleanses and enriches the lilnnd. ntnl tlma rOi,.v,.c il,,. c.ct, ,.f ,,11 .ic,.,,c ,,...; '
g Jmi . Healthy blood is necessary to preserve that clear, smooth skin and beautiful com-
IH 4HB HLH P'cx,u,t 50. mucl1 tlfsircd by nil. S. S. S. can lc relied upon with certainty to keep
iT K ofsmT lllu 1,Io'1 "' perfect. rder. it has Iwcn curing blood aud skin diseases for half a ecu-
lto pittaW bIbbbW. tllry; no other medicine can show such a record.
HHLk H sm S' s- s- contains no poisonous minerals is purely vegetable and harmless.
tW LM W M bwH 0lir ct-ca 1ep.trtment is in charge of physicians of large experience in treating
pjfV Hf2V mhV blood and skin diseases, who will take pleasure in aiding bv their advice and direction all
bF SBr who desire it. Write fully and freely about your case; your letters are held in strictest
01 tv ., , confidence. We make no charge whatever for this service. Our book on Dlood and
bkin Diseases will be scut free upon application. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY. ATLANTA. CA.
C. S. SHEPARD, M. D.,
C. M. HEADRICK, M. D ,
Consulting Physician.
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NEW YORK LIFE BUILDING
Home Treatment.
Orj. Shepard llcatlclck re(ticst all who
are hIIIiik. hI1 who (eel h t-radiml wenkenlni;
or all who realize tlmt tliclr health Is lieliiK
tinilarmlni'il tiy some iiiiknenn complaint,
to cut out thU klip mark the question that
Hpply to your rae atiJ ihty will tln.Ktioe
your cake for) oil
la jour nose stopiel up?
Do you nleep with uioutli open? I
la ttirre tmlu In front f head?
In your tliront ilry or sore?
lliuo you a Imil taste mornlniis
Do youcoiiKh?
DojouroiiKh worse at night-?
IsyourtoiiKueeoatPil Z. CZ2
In your appetite fiilUm!"
la thero piln nflvr eutliis
Are you Unlit heiuleil?
When you et up mnUenly nre ou illry
Do you hn e hat ttitslie'
Do you have liver marks'
Do jour kidney trouble oir
Do you Iikm' pain in back or under Miotil
der blaili'ir
Do you wake tin tired
Are you losing Mesh?
la your strength falling'
CATARRH. RHEUMATISM AND NBR
VOUS I'ROSTRATIOS.-Mn. Rer. O. H.
Moultoo, Aurora. Nebraska. Is one of the
mo-t highly respected women In our town.
Her husband is a member of Hie Nebraska
Conference, and Is pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church of Aurora. She writes: "I
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Fororcr fiRht years wo Imve btien RtittinR letter from pttieiiis cttttereti throughout Nebraska asking us to visit
their part of ilia stutt Unit they might get personal consultation. Iu response to this request w have decided to visit
Red Cloud, Holland House, Thursday, June 28th, 1900.
All oltl pafeiits and new one alse, are welcome to thorough examination, which is free. We trat every year
thousand of cases of Catarrh, Lung Disease, Dyspepsia, Nuryntu Weakness, RhouinatHiii, ami Woman's Ailmout,
alio nlTpcliors p-culinr to men. We havo thelate.it and best instruments anil app iatiee-,. Consultation free For
books and question blanks aud full information about the Sanitarium Treatment ty mail addles
Drs.
New York Life Building.
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NEBRASKA.
EVERY STOCKMAN AND FARMER.
of this Ensrlmi In imo iltjr iu account of In
icuvuii; )our mocU vvitlmut water, (let one
none of the original noison to referment
Drs. Shepard
& Headrick,
Omaha, Nebraska.
All Chronic Diseases
Treated by Modern
Successful Methods.
ffilE TREAT, Catarrh in til its
4J forms, Affections of the Nose,
BH Throat. Ears (deafness), Bron
chial Tubes and Lungs Stomach, Liver,
Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Wmbi Hay
Fever. Asthma, Rheumatism, Neural
gia, Paralysis, and other seated ailmenb
which the family physician has not the
facilities to thoroughly care for and
treat Selected Surgical and Confine
ment Cases will also be received
have suffered from catarrh of the bead, and
for thn last six 5 eara from a form of nerToim
catnrrh of the tnront. My whole system was
In n Rreatly delillltnted condition. There
was ureal mental depression, bearing down
palnx, weakness and nervous prostratlan
and rheumatism. Much of tho time I had
been compelled to lie down every lew ruin
uteo while, doing my housework I felt a
great change after the first month's treat
ment, the catarrh trouble which 1 had given
up all hopes of finding help for, Is cured,
and I am freo from rheumatism. 1 cannot
sh enough In favor of the treatment I
mol heartily endorse Dr. Shepard's plan of
curing sick people at their homo.
KIDNOY TROUllLE.-Mr. Frank Uehm,
n farmer of Modale. Iowa, took a orlet
course of Home Treatment with Dr Shepard.
Now he writes' 'Your medicines thor
ouglily, promptly cured me of catarrh of tbe
klilnejN, weak back and rbeumatlsm. lie
fore 1 began with vou I had been a great
t-utTerer with kidney disease, so that 1 could
hardly attend to my farm work. Your home
treatment soon fixed me all right, and I am
In splendid health now, aud have been so
since your treatment nearly four years
ago."
Rer. E. W. Wilcox, pastor of the Meth
oillst Kplscopalchurcn. Klgln Neb. writes:
"Kor a number of years I suffered fr m ca
tarrhal disease In my bead, eara and throat.
After public speaking or singing for a few
minutes I would become hoarse with a feel
lug of fullness and Irritation In the throat
SHEPARD & HEADRICK,
ARQABRIGHT,
The Portrait Painter I
STRICTLY FINE WORK IN
WA.TE&. COLOR,
SEPIA,
PASTBL,
Portrait Frames and Fascism stock and to order.
Stiulio in l):inu'roll Hloek, Hed Cloml, Xebr
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Lightning Rods can be purchased from me at
reasonable prices. If you believe them a pro
tection send size and shape of your building and
I will let you know what it will cost you.
L E. PAQUIN
Ukkbuknces
uunk of Campbell.
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in the blood mid cm, n frcsli nMnt,
Established In 1891.
REFERENCES TO CURED PATIENTS IN
EVERY COUNTY IN NEBRASKA.
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Sanitarium Building.
3615 North Twenty-Fourth St.
Electric ears run every fix minutes between
Down -Town Offices and the Sanitarium.
and bronchial tubes. My nostrils became
stopped up, giving a nasal tone to my voice
and causing continual headache. 1 had not
breathed through the left nostril for two
years, Marked dentness came on with other
swnptoms until my hearing whs very dull.
This was the worst uttllct.ou of nil. Mv
whole ij stem has been thoroughly restored
to good health, however, by the Miepard
home treatment and the local catarrhal
symptoms have been mastered. The throat
and nasal symptoms have disappeared and
hearing Is excellent "
The Home Treatment.
Most Perfect Ever Devised.
Every mall brings additional proof of the
success of the home or mall treatment. This
It one of the mot effectual syMetns ever de
vl-ed. The physician and patients are
brought In cloc touch by n system of week
ly correspondence. The same care and at
tentlon Is given to the mail patients as to
those who visit the office In person. If you
cannot come to the office write for a free
contyltatton blank and literature conoern
Ing tbe home treatment
Si C A M0NTH to any patient for
V O any curable chronic disease and
all medicines furnished without a cent
of additional cost. No other fee. No
other cost.
OHAHA, NEBRASKA.
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Campbell, Nebr.
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