The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, July 20, 1900, Image 4
1 i ill M Tl I l!c '?.. .v,?',S' Xtf- vi i " i W i N ' K, liLiJi A WHITE HERE is only one F5E there are many kinds of soap. There is only one destination, but there are many paths that lead to it. If you want the short f;!;:i est and safest road to Cleanliness, it is paved with Ivory Soap. Neither man nor clothes ever get beyond the cleansing power of Ivory Soap. Its rich, creamy lather extracts every particle of dirt ; but it stops at the dirt I Ivory Soap it floats. C'TftlH? Hit IT f Ml MOItM A ttAUIll 00. OiftCtNMTI THE CHIEF rvnt.iHiEi) nr I,. MCMILLAN. One TCr 100 JO 8lx month PUUMSIIKI) KVIIUY FIUDAY Entered at the pout office at Hod Cloud, Ncb. CCODdcUii mall nutter. . ADVEHTISINU HATES' Local ndvcrtlMiiR ft conic jer lino jier Initio. Local AdvcrtMiiK for enii;rUiltinwtitH, con tertp, oocImIh, etc., Riven by clitirclien, tliarltiible joclctlcx, etc., where ntl money rained there from arc uhciI wholly for chtircli or charitable ofletU", llrnt ten Unci free nnd nil over ten linen 3)i conn ler line per Ixiiic.CU", Local mlvcrllHliiK of entertainment", i onccrtn. recital, etc., where per cent In kIcii to pro motcrx, r cent" per line per l.iiie. l)lrl.AV AIIVKIITI4IMI. Oue roliimii per month - 7 ' Onr half column per month 3 W One fourth column per month . . 1 T.I General illcpluy mhurtMiiK hV centi per Inch perlHiue. REPUBLICAN TICKET. National Ticket. For.I'reMilciit, WILLIAM MCKINLI'.V Kor Vice I'retldetit. TIIKOIXMIK UOSI.VKI.T State Ticket. Tor Oo oritur, (.'. it. i i : i r 1 1 1 c 1 1 , of AiliiiiiH County. 1'or Secretary of Mate. (J. V MAIMII, or HIihanlKnu County. Kor Stale Treasurer. W.M. HTUKrPKK, Of Cummlng County. Por State Auditor, CIIAHI.KS WP.STON, Of Sheridan County. Por Attorney (leneral, P. N. I'ROUT, Of (ine County Pir CoiniQUxIouer l'ubll Lamia, (1K.O. 1) FOU.MKU, Of Nuckolls County. Por Superintendent I uhllc Instruction, W. K KOWLK.H, ofWanhluKton County. Congressional Ticket. Par CotiRrcMiinn, fith lllnrlct. W. S. MOltl.AN, Of lied Willow County. County Ticket. Kor State llcpreeiilnlle. CHAH P.. HICKS, Kor County Attorney, P.. U OVKHMAN. The democratic plalfotm can bo read in three words "Ag'in tho govern ment." The republican platform does not equivocate or dodge. Every issue is fairly met and frankly treated. Aropublican surplus of f81,239,77G in timo of war is butter than a demo cratic delicit of $1 10,002,015 in time of peaco. Thoro ato now at the Paris expo sition tlvo Kansas farmers from one township, 'ibis is merely a sample prosperity fact. The republican majority in Oregon was over 11,000, aud it was piled up against complete fusion. What will it be in other elates? Cblna has aroused the wrath of all cTvillzAtion, nd will be put under bonds to stop playing the savago in its treatment of foreigners. m It is truo that President MeKinltiy has not utilized tho veto in an indis criminate manner. Excessive vetoing is a Urovcr Cleveland specialty. Boss Bryau's silYor plank demands "an American Unancial system." We havo It by order of tho 7,104,770 people who voted for McKinloy in 1800. The middle-of-the-road populist con Tentlon at Grand Island is causing a PATH. kind of Cleanliness, but kind of n "we vior with nlu in" fooling to spring up anion); tho ullii.il forces of fusion. Uxnprts of piovisions from Amori' can tn ms last yenr wuro worth ISO, 000,000, or 117,000,000 more than in 1890. This .ort of oxpanaion is what tho democrats call "impciinlism." m w w Tho peoplo will learn that imperial ism, as cmploped by tho democrats, means that they would have tho coun try shirk its duty, turn its back on destiny, count all bloodshed as lost, furl the Hag and withdraw its protec tion from people who need it today moro than ever before in all their his tory. The bist Hill could say at Kansas city for thu platform was: "If thero arc some issues democrats do not de sire to present assttoni;as some others they can at least tall; about something in this platform that is worthy of theit appioval." If the feast is a failuto the inusiiud aid toothpicks are recom mended as not half bad At the pt count Umo the United States has more wtrship tonnage under eon sti union than ever before in the his tory of the country in time of peaco. The now vessels building or authonzd include seventy of all classes, twelve' of which arc ba'.tlo ships, six armored cruisers, nine protected cruisers, four monitors, sixteen torpedo-boat destroy ers, tiftcen torpedo boats, seren sub marine gunboats, and one lako gun boat. It is cet tain that thu navy will not bo neglected under a republican administration. When you ask a Hryan man what he would do with tho trusts, ho will say that ho wants tho government to buy up all "natural monopolies." What a natural monopoly is ho will not tell you, Thorn is not a commodity pro duced upon this great productive eatth that a single man cannot purchase and monopolize if ho has money enough. Mgwiic Became Anxious; There is cause for anxiety when a cough hangs on for a year nnd can't be shaken on". The quickest way to relieve that anxiety is to begin at once the U6e of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov cry. It is a cough remedy, but it is nlso a great deal more. In far advanced stages of disease, when hemorrhages have been frequent, and there have been emaciation and weakness, "Golden Med ical Discovery" has produced a perfect cure. It increases the supply of the life fluid blood. It cleanses the blood from Impurities, and sends a current of rich, new blood to build up the weak places in the body with new life. The Discovery" is strictly a temper ance medicine, non-alcoholic and on narcotic. "l'or one year I was troubled with cough," write Mr II 1 Curtli, of Sumner, nremer Co., Iowa. n A I continued to cough during the summer, my wife txcame anxiou, and wrote to Dr II. T. Pierce for medical advice. It teemed to ui that we could not ro to a better source for advice, and o it proved, at the 'Golden Medical Dltcovery,' which was recommended, proved Jukt the medicine to effect a cure. Dr, Fierce and hit mediciues are ' At good at wheal,' at the finuert Kd to nay Bad taste in the mouth Is removed by using Dr, Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, JWW J iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir iiB lience if tho government is to control one line of industry it must another. And if tho people ato deprived of the privilege to accumulate propeity and wealth, discontent an J unrest will fol low, instead of independent citizens you have government charge., perhaps slaves. In 1800 Hryan prophesied that "If McKtnley and the republican party are successful and put in power for the next four years, wnges will bo duct cas ed, ilatd times will come upon us and over tho land. Tho price of wheal will go down and the price of gold will go up. Mortgages on our homes will oo foreclosed by the tuouoy leiideis. Shops and factories will close. We will export no goods and we will ini pott fiom foieigu lands till tho goods wo use. Thus will iiiiu, want and misery bo with us." Thu piophcs needs no comments. Thu picscut con dition of tho country shows what kind of a prophet Mr. Hryan teally is. Impeiialism, if it means anything thu democracy would have thu people believe, implies an emperor, a dynasty, a throne, a crown and a scepter. This feature of imperialism, by no stretch of partisan misreptesentation, can ever be charged against our honored president and candidate for tho presi dency. Ho was tho choice of the peo ple, ho was honestly elected in a con stitutional manner, and ti is been so loath to oppose the will of the people as expressed by legislation ennctcd by congicss that in tho four years of his administration lie has vetoed but four bills. He will serve his two terms as many othur good piesidents, both re publican and democratic have done, ami will then givo way to bis success or, chosen as ho was chosen, by tho free votes of a sovereign people. GARFIELD. Harvesting is now a thing of tho past and wo expect to hear tho hum of tho threshing machine in tho near future. Jasper nnd Dean Smith have turned tkoir faces toward tho Sunflower state in search of fortune. II. U. and Ira Wolf have roturnod from a visit on tho Platte. They re port it as dry thero as here but wet at Hlue Hill Llewellyn King was marketing hogs Tuesday. Tho Misses Applegate from HutTalo county are making an extended visit witli their brothers nnd sisters on the old Richardson farm. Uev. Hummel delivered two very in teresting discourses last Sunday morn ing and evening at Ash Creek. Towno was not endorsed at Kansas City and it takes Cap a long lime to explain that ho was not swallowed by the democrats Chailes Munger is on the sick list this week. If old probability pretty soon we shall does tiot let up all gut a turn of tho dumps. Lyslo nnd llattio Lippincotto, Jcsso and Ira Wagoner nnd Mary Mohler wero pleasant callers at N. L. U. Smith's last Saturday evening. The jounc peoplo made tho night merry with song until tho large hours grew small. After cako and croam were served the young people hied for their homos wishing for many such joyous occasions. LINE. Weather cool since the rain, Chas. Isom has sold his stock nnd crops. L Aubushon is the owner of a now windmill. Mr. and Mrs. Frank VauDyko wero tho pucsts of F. 1). Hutchison Sunday. John Davis' boys havo gone to Kus sel county, Kansas, to look for work. Ernest Heatichamp, Hoy Hoyco aud Paul Hocher are talking of going to Arkansas in tho near future. Y ill Aubushon is tho owuor ot a sulkey stirring plow. Death has removed ono of (tho old pioneers of Lino this weoK, Grandma Kuchn. She was followed to tho cem etery by a large procession and laid at rest by tho side of Mr. Kuehn. The bereaved relatives havo tho sympathy of all the old settlors of Webster coun ty who wero acquainted with tho de ceased. Hev, Edson of Hed Cloud con ducted tho funeral services. Tho Pleasant (hove Sunday school will havo a union picnic the lOtli of August at tho Aubushon grove. A cordial invitation is given to tko other sckools. AMBOY. Amboy is nourishing siooo the rain. Anthony Green was visiting in this section last week. Chris UsNger was visiting on the su poranuatcd list. Joo Cars was called to Ord, Nebras ka on account of the suddon illness of his brother Farmers hauling in wheat is the principal amusement at present. They claim they get more at Ant boy thau at any othur market. A m boy was honored by a baskit picnic last Thursday night given by Misses Maud Miller and Mary llassor. Tho baskets wuro teeming with cull uary abundance, principally unions HEUTHV sSSbQmT S. S. S. is the only remedy that reaches deep-seated blood troubles like Scrofula, Cancer, Rheuma tism, Eczema, Tetter, etc. It purifies ami restores the blood to n healthy, normal condition, and makes it impossible for any poisonous waste materials to accumulate. If von have an old running sore or nti obstinate ulcer that refuses to heal, or are troubled with boils and carbuncles, try S. S. S. ii never ians to maKC n cjiiick nun permanent cure oi inese pests, ii your system is run uuwh auu you irai the need of a tonic, S. S, S. will strengthen and help you as it has many others to a happy, healthy old age. i .. ...... ....!-'.. 1 . S. S. fi. cured Mr. 11. Ilordni of KaiiiiMvlllr. Va I'.crcma of thirty-five ) ears' xtniulliiR nftir the best physic: in the surrounding country had failed. This wan m.vcii y ngo, nun mere nas iiccn no rciurii oi me uisease If you arc in doubt about your liseu.se, and will send us n statement of your case, our physician will give you any information or advice wanted, for which we make no charge. Book on Mood and Skin Diseases sent to any desiring it. Address Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. X. S. S. IS THE IDEAL TONIC AND BLOOD PURIFIER FOR OLD PEOPLE. and saner ktout. A large ctowd and a gootl tinio reported llollui does not wear his over coat He says it is too warm. Please exeue all nnhealthincss in those items a I am nut fueling very well myself. dor. Yp.li.ow Jackp.t GUIDEROCK. l)r Henderson, iIk- dnitist is line again. A head end collision oeeiiitetl tit tliis place Tucsdili by tin- wct bound asd en! bound fndghl trains. No one was hurt. It was cause 1 by n mistake in turning thu switch. Professor Dresbaeh oceupicstho rem room of I H. Colvin's otlloe. A new warehouse is being built in the rearof D. Jones' hard wate, to store McCormick machinery. W. W. Honer of Oxford nnd Mr. Shrpard are in town this week in the interests of tho New York Life Insur ance company. The Inst rain nearly missed this place. Seventy-two hundredths of an inch of rain hero Thursday night. Pony purse race hero Saturday, July 23th. I 11. Colvin has a cheap residence to sell. Somo peoplo arc beginning to regret having sold their shoats last week. Amihow.v ' Allen's Foot-Iv.ise, a powder It cures painful, smarting, swollen feet and ingrowing nails, and uMantiy takes tho sting out of corns and bun ions. It's thu greatest discovery of tho age. Allcu't Foot Kaso makes tight or new shoes feel easy. It is a certain euro for sweating, callous Mid hot, tir ed, aching feet. Try it to-day. Sold by all druggists nnd shoo stores. Hy mail for Sou in stamps. Trial package free. Address, Allen S. Olmsted, Lo Hoy, N. Y. Agents Wantku. We want an ac tive agent in Red Cloud and vicinity to represent tho largest evergreen nur series in the U. S A. full lino of hnidy fruits, shado nnd ornamental tree?, shrubs, otc Three plans, pay weekly. Address at once, The Elgin nurseries, Elgin, Illinois. m The Cuikp for six mouths aud a liuu oil finished life eizo portrait '20x28 for $150 Don't Stop taking Scott's Emulsion be cause it's warm weather. Keep taking it until you are cured. It will heal your lungs and give you rich blood in sum mer as in winter. It's cod liver oil made easy. 50c. and $ I. All druu't. THERE'SOA HITCH somewhere it you don't get good quali ty in your harness. Don't be cent wise and dollar foolish by gotting trashy stun, but buy otu Leather harness. That will last fm years and giro satisfaction, at a prict that will surprise you by its littleness OUR HORSE- COMFORTS such ns fly nets, etc, are well woitl your attention, and will surely prove a great investment. J. O. Butler, THEaiR?ES6 OLD ICE The juniority of persons upon reaching middle ngc and past find their blood becomes weak and thin, nnd diseases that were ensik controlled in earlier life lietdti to affect the constitution. those predisposed to Scrofula, Cancer, Rheumatism, Gout and other hereditary troubles may escape till then, but as they ngc the blood, so long tainted and weakened by accumulated waste matters, is no longer able to properly nourish the body, and it becomes an easy mark for disease. At this critical period of life the blood must be re-enforced before it can perforin its legitimate functions and rid the system of these poisons, nnd nothing so surely and effectually docs this ns S. S. S. S. S. S. strengthens and enriches the blood, improves the nppetite, and builds up the general constitu. tion. It is not only the best blood purifier, but the best tonic for old people. It warms the blood, tones up the nerves, removes all taint from the blood, nnd prevents the development of disease. S. S. S. is the only purely vegetable blood medicine known. Not one particle of mercury, potash or other mineral poison cm be found in it, and it may be taken for any length of time without harm. . - ., . - rr '.-1 ! of n cae of Mrs I) K Johnson, of lllackshear Oa.,wasfor yearsnflllcled with a severe type of rheumatism, nnd had lined eciy remedy known and recommended ns n cure without receiving any benefit S. S. S promptly reached the seat of the dhcase nnd made n complete ami permanent cure. Icinu cars U.' A ,, t .,.,.,lV,MVnv,VVv. , v. ' ?! W tr4.v7l.ij-rQwrGi'r0wnr: A V i v v rv vCT vwUyvkV w w mVHviiav nv. wiji Your Picture Enlarged and The Chief Six Months for $1.50. :S3 mm $$ vzm rSiat This offer is urclny, July zblh, at 5 orders will be taken after that hour. The picture is 14x17 and framed complete and ready to hang on the wall is 20x23. This is 110 cheap affair, as some would be' led to believe from the price, but a picture that is superior to crayon portraits, and can be made front any picture or photograph you wish. It is oil finish and can be washed without harm. mm The picture is guaranteed, and a sample can iCj be seen at tins ollice. 11 you 'want a picture $Z.;i enlarged .now is the time to get it for less 'fcl than one-half what you usually have to pay &S&1 traveling agents. above the price will be $1.98, ;? The New. QgMPIGN 3INPER LIGHT DRAFT. Low Force-Feed Elevator. Eccentric Binder Wheel. An Entirely New Departure. RADICALLY DIFFERENT FROM ALL OTHER BINDERS. IF YOU SEE IT YOU WILL BUY NO OTHER. The New- l (HflMP10N mWER MOST PERFECT MOWER MADE. a LIGHT DRAFT. The Pitman has no other motion except straight forward and straight back. It never breaks and never wears out. The only Mower where lost motion can be taken up both in boxes and gearing. Turning a set-screw does it. SAMPLES NOW TO BE SEEN AT W. B. ROBY, Agent. No, 1 Third Avenue, Red Cloud, Nebr. PLATT & FREES CO., ehieago Iiumber Yard, KKl) CLOUD, Lumber, Lime, sss I- 1 ..! -a. p3: feS: tes: only good until Sat- p.m., and no at this price i WS m u-. p3s n: teg fes Alter the date named &?': "Lx sKiVl M NEBRASKA. Ooalgand I.Cement. ta,t&.&i v ) (apSs-rf 'lv v "- Ht"iia maxr iftjttiPKUBCmw vir i y" 4lW