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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1900)
T PRACTICAL HELP FOR SUFFERING WOMEN IHE Ills of women overshadow their wholo lives. Some women arc constantly getting medical treat ment and are never well. "A woman best understands women's ills,' and the women who consult Mrs. Plnkham find in her counsel practical assistance. Mrs. Pinkham's address is Lynn, Mass. Mrs. MAiiF.iiGooD, Corrcctionville, la., tells how Mrs. Pinkham saved her life. She says: ' I cannot thank you enough for what your medicine has done forme. I can recommend it as one of the best medicines on earth for all women's Ills. I suffered for two years with female weakness and at last became bedfast. Three of our best doctors did me no good so I concluded to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After taking a few bottles of your medicine, I was able to do all my house work. I know that your medicine raised me from a bed of sickness and perhaps death, and am very thankful for what it has done for me. I hopo that every suffering woman may be per suaded to try your medicine." Get Mrs. Pinkham s advice as soon as you begin to bo puzzled. The sick headaches and dragging sensation come from a curable cause. Write help as soon as they ap. I pear. Mhs. Dole bTANi.KV, iCmnpbc llsburg, Ind., writes: " Dear Mrs. Pinkham I was troubled with sick headache and was so weak and nervous, I could hardly $ro. A friund called upon me ono evening and recommended Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, saying that she knew that it would cure me. I then sent for your medicine nnd after taking five bottles of it, I was entirely cured. I cannot praise it enough." cHf t xrrs . u i.t uBT Vz, w$ n3T ' zrx fvi V-l THE CHIEF rUBUMIKD BT w. l. McMillan. Due year too Ix mouth 0 I'UULIBHKD EVERT PRIDAT Entered at the post offlco at Red Cloud, Neb. a cood clan mall matter. ADVERTISING RATES: Local advertising 6 cents per line cr lamio. Local AilvcrtlaliiR (or entertainments, con Kits, socials, etc., kIvcii by churches, charitable joclctlcs, etc., where all moneys rained there from are used wholly for church or charltablo locletlc. Hrst tcu Unci freo and all over ten Unci Sit cent per line per issue. Local advertising of entertainments, concern, recital", etc., where per cent la Riven to pro moters, 6 cents per line por Issue. nisrLAT AllVKHTlalNO. One column per month 17 00 Oue half column per month - 3 ISO Ouo fourth column per month 1 ,5 General display advertising I 8V cents per Inch perlisuc. Utiitod Stntrs senator Davis of Minn i--.it otiu of tlti) brninicsl inon tlmt held a seat iu tliu sennto, died at Ids homo In St. Paul, hstTticsduy evening. ""ocn)tary Long lias brought the in-nior-plrtto niiinufncturtri to tinio in spite of th Doiuocratlc chavgo thattho present adminlstmlioa iicnntrnllml by the big corporations. Uncle Sum has been in busius's for more tbn a hundred years, and nnvcr yet wna helped in the slightest tlegret by an "Instopendert party" or by ago tistical cranks in polities. Russia has sent to the United States an agent to study our homestead legis lation. In Its earlitst yours the Repub lican party devised the homestead law that has attraotod the attention of the world. Tito total population of Nebraska, ns shown by the census 1900 is l,0t)o 639. Tho increase Is 10,000 over tlio population of 1890, Tim increaso whs probnbly considerable inuro titan this but the amotinl of padding dotio by the larger oltius in 1800 makes the cuiibus of 11)00 show up bad. Tho people of Now York City havo at lust beuotuo tired of the Tummitny met hud of conducting affairs and of its method of protecting vice- and crime. for a little boodle, anil at a mass meet' ing buhl tbo other day, appointed u eonuultteo to investigate who was re sponsible, for the present conditio of affairs, The report that England Is on the side of tho United Stales in the Chinese dillluulty need not cause any surprise. The United States, side in that contro vursoy, as in all its other diplomatic dealings, is tho side of intclligoueu and enlightutunetit. It is the side which is sum to win iu the Unitiesu affair in lhr end, for all the nations will have to onto to it eventually. Tho mlminU tration at Washington has scored aov eral brilliaut diplomatiu triumphs in the past two yet rs. That all parties htul bueunio tired of fusion and Its peerless porutinial leader with his vngat ios nnd nppenls to class prejudice is shown by the fact that iu no state etttsido of tho gulf statos did he Keep up with hUoonip.tnioiis on tlm ticket. Poynter's 7,000 lead iu Nobrax ka is but a sample. In Minnesota Liud for governor rau over 40,000 ahead Iu Illinois uuarly ns much. Vml even in Now York Tammiiiiy after his beautiful tribute to his purity and power, left him nearly 00,000 behind the eandi date for govouor, whose nauiu it now forgotten in tho wreck of matter and the crashof werlds. Slate Journal. A ten mile walking match does not as a ruin signify much excitement, hut tho one given in this city Thursday was an oxci ption te that rule. Twen-ty-novon entries were inado at tho time to start Tho start was made at 3:13, and tho different "gaits" of tho walkers were worth seeing. Sonio ap peared to bo of tho idea that his Satan ic majesty was bohind them, and tho only chance for escapo was to gut there in a hurry, while others thought that thoro would bo plenty of time In tho last threo or four miles to wnlk fast and catch up. At tho end of the llfth milo tho walkers began to drop out one by one, nnd when tho last milo was reached, there were enly four or live contestants, and it is safe to say they were bIhiI it was tho last round. Tho winners were Al Docker, tirst prize, 915; Frank Land of Superior, second prize, $10; nnd A. M. Woodsidu of Guide Hock, third prize, $." 00 Mr. Decker's time was, as near as could bo got, ono hour and forty-six minutes. The race proved such a success that it will pro bably bo repeated again in tho near future. Emma E. Hadell. Emma E Hadell, wife of Alfred Ha dell, died at her homo in this city last Suaday after an oxtonded illness of soveral months of Urighl's disease and Tuberculosis. Miss Emilia K. Nyo was born at Cam- bridge, Illinois, April 8, 1804, and was at tho time of her death, aged 38 years 7 months, 17 days. She came to Hed Chun! nbout twelvu years ago with her uioihui'swid thrcH histoin, mid wtismar ri.'d t Alfred Hadell in 181)1 Tit roe children were bern to them, May, Al fred and Allen, all of whom survive her. During the past few mouths every thing hasboen done that could bedono to cive relief to her, but all failed, and at sort rat different times her life has boon despai ed of. The end was not unexpected and uamu its a great relief to it long and patient sufferer. The bereaved husband and children have the tender .sympathy of tho eutiio community iu their hour of affliction. Obituary Mrs. Serena Marsden, a widow lady, died last night al 12:03 at tho homo of her son, John Marsden, at Arequa Si. She was 05 years af age and had been sick with pneumonia but 3 days. The remains were takeu to the Fairly-Lamp-mau undertaking parlors in this city and -vill probably bo sent to her old ht m at Hud Cloud, Nebraska for Interment Sho leaves besides her son iu this dis trict a number of relatives in Nebraska to mourn her death. Deceased was born in Norway, but had been iu this coil u try a number of years. Sho was a kind charitable lady ami her death is much to bo regrottcd. Funeral notice willnppe r in these columns later Cripple Creek (Colo,) Morning Sun, Nov. 82. Tho funeral servioo of Mrs. Serena Marsden, uiHtbor of J din Marsden of this city were held yesterday afternoon from the Lampman undertaking par lor. The lady was a native of lied Cloud, Nebraska, aad Hev. J, (J. Tate who knew the family tuere officiated at the services. The pall bearers wore all former rosidonls of tho ladyV native town. Interment was made temporar ily nl the Mt. l'Ugah cemetery, the body tot being shipped to Nebraska on ae , omit of tho serious illness of a grand child of tho deceased, auditor son John bJth being desperately ill with pnou MiiittiH, Cripple Creek Morniug'i'itues Nov. 27. George B. Holland. This week we ttto foreed to chtonicie tho death of ono of Rut! Cloud's old set ler,nnd whi was the second nmjm mir city ever had, (Jco. 11. Holland, of heart failutc. (i'ti. I). Holland was born at Sarnto gn, N. Y , September 28, 1851, and died in Hutchinson, Kansas, November 22, 1000. Mr. Holland came to this city in the 70's, and his first venture hern was in tho re stain ant business iu n small building just south of what is now the Raskin's livery barn. Afterwards he bought tho Jack Riniiker hotel which was located where the Traders lumber ynr-i now Is, and in 1881 he took charge of tli "Hoi's Home" and rliniigiil the name to the "Holland Hotice," which name the hotel still retains, tin sold nut his hotel business heiein 1803. imd went to Hot Springs, Arkansas, to en-1 gage iu the same hu.-dticss on it linger scale, but shortly afterwards the .small pox bioke out at. that place, which t suited disaMruiisly for Mr. Holland ll utincially. Alter this ho went to Okla homa and engaged in the restntitatil business, and after getting a fresh atat t had just cngnged again iu tho lintel business at Hutchinson, Kansas, wher his demise came. Mr Holland was the M;cond Mayor the city of Red Cloud ever had, and served two terms and ref usod to servo n third when it was offered him. Tho remains were sltipprd to this city last Saturday afternoon, itccoin patiied by Mrs. Holland, and were lain to rest by tho side of his son, l.ee, the last sail rights being performed by Uov. l):tu. Owing to the fact that it was not generally known just at what hour the body would arrive, and also to the lait that the remains were taken direct to the cemetery, the attendance was rather small, as many would havo de sited to pay a last tribute to oue of Red Cloud's old residents who was well liked by all and who had not an ene my iu the community. -a 9 9 a 3 3 i Try Monkey Brand Coffee. Try Monkey Brand Coffee. , -a -a UK -a us ' ' '- 3 o CD td Pi o o CD CD Red Cloud, New , Nov. 20, 1900 Editor of the Chief. Dear Sir: In yjur notice of tho funeral exercises of Mrs. Igou, I observe your reporter in advertently failed to state that Rev. Xandeis of tho Episcopal Church was present, and rendered most cordial and most acceptable service. In fact I feel that he is tho ono who should havo been utentinned as conducting tho services. Ry giving space to this correction, you will greatly oblige, Yours Respectfully, J. 11. M. Co li it, Pastor M. E C urcb. a Jell-O, the New Dessert, pleases all tho family. Four flavors: Lemon, ornngo, raspberry ami straw berry. At your groccis. 10 cts Try it today. h3 3 Hpci firei! When that cry sounds how people rush to help and sympathize! And when some fireman rescues a woman from the flames, the streets echo with ap plauding shouts. And yet if that woman had pesjshed in the flames it is pos sible that she would have suffered less than she suffers al most daily from the inflammation which disease has lighted In, the delicate womanly organism. That fire of inflam mation can te put out. The gnawing ulcer can be cured. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription not only establishes womanly rejitilaritv and dries enfeebling drains, but it heals inflammation nnd ulcerations and cures female weak ness. It makes weak women strontr and sick women well. " I suffered for four years with what four ptiy ticinus pronounced ulceration and prolnpsuiof the uterus," writes Mrs. Ada It rooks of Kiruy vlllc. TntK-y Co., Missouri. "Also luflaimimtlou of liluilder slid urethra. My case was chronic mid complicated, Had several good physicians, but kept netting worse Had been canfiued to my bed live months when I wrote to you. I received your reply very soon and then dts mlHsed my physician and began taking Dr, Pierce's medicines. I took eight bottles of his 'favorite Prescription' anil Golden Medisal Discovery.' and hrrau to get better at once. In two months I could sit up In a chair, and kept Kcttlug better, In four mouths ciuld do all my house work, Including washing and sewiag." Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, taper covers, is sent free on receipt of 21 one-cent stamps to par expense of mailing only. Address Dr. It. V. Pierce, nufTalo, N. Y. ''MM Notice of Final Settlement. State of Nebraska, I weosier oittity, i ss Court of Webster County, Nw In the County bntska. In tlm matter of the estate of Alexander d. Willis, dtTfspcd, , Nuw on this SM day of November. 1MW. carar It. M.C I'll rune, executor ufasld estate and filed his (IiihI arcoit t as fitch ox cutor. and a "ri ll d petition tiraylnd turxn tlnnl i-ti!emenl nutl allowance of said riocotint as tiled, and for an iir eruf dlsirlliulluir II Is thrt'oCure ordrted lh t thi -."Jtli day of lie remLor, I'joo.nt tea o'clock In ihu loreuooii, hi tho oflti-e of the cuunty Judiielii s.iM count 5- nnd state, 1j. and the miuu h hereby ilxed as Hi time ami place fo licurlinr said petition mid examining mid hIIdwIiik nnld accounts, and the heirs of ssld icceucd, mid all ironi inicrost cd In said eitale me rvipiutrd to apnear hi the lime and place so drslcimtod, and -howcamn If nay exUts, (why said account should not Lr alhjvted. II Is further ordered that said executor give uotlcu to all persons In'ore-lcd In Mid .state ul thntline 11 id place llxed for -xtitl'iliiK. allow luiiMUiUcttllnKtald account hj cnuinu-ii copy of this order le be publl-lv d Iu lll.i Ited I'luuil Cuticr, a weekly new' upor printed ami In ion oral circulation In s.ild cou'ity. fur four cousec utUo weeks prior to the day set furcald heitlu, Jahks Dttrrr, County Ju.b s o CD a 0 o o B CD CD 17 Days Special Holiday Sale. e Saturday, December 8 to Xmas. 5 to 50 per cent discount on many lines of useful merchandise. A deter mined effort to make this our banner sale. $20,000 worth of new sea sonable merchandise placed on sale for 17 days at such prices as will pay you to come miles to see. A special effort will be made to have our printed price list reach every home tributary to Red Cloud and near by. If we do not reach you call and get one. 50 - PIECES - OF - DRESS - GOODS. placed on our centre counter at half price. Big reduction in our line of Hosiery, Notions, Silk Goods Shoes and G-roceries. EVERY SATURDAY Dress linings free with every dress . - . pattern at 50 cents per yard or better 2 yards duck, 2 yards waist lining, 6 yards cambric, 1 spool thread and one set of hooks and eyes. J KCKETS at just half price. Big cut in Capes, Furs, Etc. Dolls Free for the Girls and Jack Knives Free for the Boys. Circulars will tell you how. They will reach you next week. Entirely New Line of Christmas Goods Will be opened the first day of the sale. Toys, Useful Presents, Toilet Sets, Albums, Fancy Indian Baskets, Etc. Assorted nuts 13c per pound. Mixed Candy 6c per pound. Pure Candies 8c per pound. Pop Corn, Fancy Candies, Etc. 15 and 16c paid for good fresh butter in pound prints. Must come to us in nice condition. We take all we can get. 20c for eggs today. Save them for us, we are bound to be out with a better price. Nebraska Mercantile Company. THE PEOPLE'S POP UL Alt BAKG-AIN STOKE. t-3 o p CD td Pi o o CD Try Monkey Brand Coffee. . & 0 o p CD & P P- Q o CD CD Try Monkey Brand Coffee. r- mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmw$ The Ghief ? AND I Chicago ONE YEAR FOR IN ADVANCE. ruAvvAAA W. B. ROBY, DKALKU IN Flour, Peed, Oats, Corn, Bated Hay and Coal Oil. HARD - AJ&T m JSOiri - COAI,. No. 1 Third Avenue, Red Cloud, Nebr-, Phone No, 51. Q City Dra and Express Line. E, WL. ROSS. PROP. Goods Delivered to any part of the city. Charges as low as the Lowest CITY AGENTS FOR ADAAS EXPRESS CO. TELEPHONE NO. 52. TRADERS IvUMBBR CO, DEALERS IN LUMBER and COA1 building material, Bto. ' A RED CLOUD. Nebraska JACK OF ALL TRADES OUR NEW "LITTLE GIANT" li H. P. GASOLINE ENGINE, WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD TO EYERT STOCKMAN AND FARMER. now to do your mimpliiK wtion thoro Is no wind or fo So I r-uT.trl vfmth, SSL S? mroct Itu urk, hot or cuU, wut or Urr. wiihJ or culm it ii V i, J.,:,, .'l.v1.er d00s .not Will Hleo slioll corn, crind fM, saw " w od c lurn uuttoV ind i mnrt'J'Vn.1 '"', "l-,ln... jobs. In tho housn orho tho farm. Costs "nutlBKc to WwhinHwt?kln5u0ft"f to 3 cunts per hour when work nir. Shlnnetl comnlntniv m ,,,, ,.", .ln,f" " onlp 1 tion needed, u imt llor and monov Z-,,r . iSiy.f.';.tH',i,.a '?. '" ." found- bso utely safe. Wo miike nil elics of Uasi lino k ,L V"'"'."1.11". ana U er clronlur nnd sncclul nricr. b., ..u.u .71 n, , "" uiiuiuion, and u ,& norso jMiwur. Writ FAIRBANKS, MOSSE & CO.. OOQAHA. 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