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Women suffer
ing from female
troubles ami
weakness, niul
from irregular
or painful men
Ses, ought not
I to lose hope if
doctors cannot
Ihelpthcm.Phy-
I sicians are so
busy with other
I diseases that
they do not un
derstand tuny
the peculiar ail
ments and the
delicate organism of woman. What
the sufferer ought to lo .is to give
fair trial to
mRADFIELD'S
Fmmmlm Rmgulmtmr
iriiich is the true cure provided
by Nature forU female troubles. 1
k the formula el a physician of the
highest standing, -who (devoted his
trhote life the study of the 'die
tlact aliments peculiar to our moth-,
rs, wive JKid'daHghters. It made
f soothiaf, "heaUng, strengthening
kerbs and -vegetables, which .have
been provided by a 'kindly Nature to
cure irregularity in the menses, lieu
corrhoea, Falling of the Womb, Nerv
ousness, Headache and Backache.
In fairness to herself and to Bratl
fleleVa Female Regulator, every
suffering woman ought to give it a
trial. A large ft bottle will do a
wonderful amount of good. Sold by
druggists.
Send Tot nt.f Ijr lllutttltt.l fret book ca 1h luljnl,
The Drndfleld Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga.
BEST FOR THE
BOWELS
If yon hftvm't a rcirular, hi-nllhr raoTrnirnt of thn
fiowrli rerjr day. you're III ur will be. Keep your
liowrln open, nml b well. Korrr.lu (ho tlinrmuf lo
lcntiilirlourillllon,l itnuiirrotia. Tim smooth.
it,ulr.t, most pvrrrrt way uf krtilntr llie bowels
clour nnd cl.an Ulu tako
CANDY
CATHARTIC
EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY
1'lra.nnt, r.lntnlil. I'olfht. Tmlo Clooil, Ilu flood,
hi'Vi r Hlrken, Weak'vn. or III I Id, S.1. nml M rcnt
per liot. Writ" lor free ainiilr, niul booklet on
health .Xililrpes 133
stui i.i mi iiiittnr tunrm, iiuai.o fr .sr.w rnus.
KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN
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PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
One aero of ground, good hotino
nnd'barn ami other out-build-ings.
(Jnod clrovo well nnd
good water. Simile fruit nnd
ornauiontal trees.
For particulars inquire of
J. NUSTEIN,
UHJAK MANUFACTURER.
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DOUBLE LIVES OF CRIMINALS.
Umppr Home flnrrnnnillnRi of Men
Who Were Itotarluu for Their
Hail PrciU.
Tho picture of tin- happy home life
of tlic innn who stole tho (lulnnlinr
otih portrait of the fair Ocorglann,
(hii'lu'sH of Devonshire, Iiiik hi-cii given
to the publlf lately through (lie news
paper!. A illlettnnte In art nnd u judge
of gcniH, it xeetns lie Ik, and, of course,
n rcHpccted citizen, fund of children,
fiuyH the Chicago Inter Ocean.
Then enine the nceount of the pious
work of Kkoog, the counterfeiter, Who
has been living for yearn under mi nn
Htinied name in IlrooVlyn, where he
waH n inueh riHpcctel cltlcn and
prominent in the Sunday nehoola. It
Is by no nienmt utumunl for "crooks"
of the first rank to live a Dr. Jekyl
und Mr. Hyde existence.
Some yearn ngo there lived In llrln
tol, Hnglaud, a cheery And kind-hearted
mun, Jtmt pant tire middle age,
known to all the children In town an
Uncle Hilly Nanh. Mr. Nath had a
well-furnished house and commanded
the reirpeot of tke community as a re
tired West India merchant of means.
He was always doing good in some
way -or other, kU special hobby being
kindness to children. Oh, he was such
a benevolent, lovable old fellow! He
was nil the tlracorganlzlng entertain
ments for thc-dear children and treat
ing whole primary Hchools to taffy and
toys. He used to gather children at
his house to wltnrHS Punch and Judy
hIiowh, where he would stuff them
with candy and cake nnd send each one
away with n nice little present.
To the police dear old Uncle Hilly
wan known an Inane. Morgan, daring
hotel .swindler and Jewel thief. He
found time In the intervals of making
glad the heartN of the children of IIiIh
tol to commit mime, of the cleverest
jewelry robberies on record. One day
he would be rilling a jewel casket in
home "swell" hotel, anil the next, clad
in a long frock eoat and cashmere
trousers, distributing prl.es to school
children. It was he who stole the
great IMrbeek ruby from Duchess
iI'I'zch. His last exploit in the line of
his profession was to steal the d'ia
iiioikIh of Princess ICIIdoIT from a hotel
In Scarborough. For this crime he
was run to earth by thedeteetlves.nnd
there were no more Punch und Judy
shows for Uncle Hilly for 1H years.
A clever forger named Hooper, who
was known an the "Ring of tin- Pen."
to the police, hail a large house at
Itouriiemouth ami auothir in llrigh
ton, where lie lied in luxury and
piety as Mr. Ilargreims. Mr. liar
greaves was one of the best organlers
of church fairs and homes for the pone
ever known, and gave liberally to all
charities. He equipped and endowed
a lifeboat which did some splendid
rct-cue work on the coast. Two i.ajs
after his biggest forgery, which netted
him sf.S.HOO, he presented ilu rector of
Itouriiemouth with $1,500 to be used
in founding beds In a private hos
pital. He had a beautiful voice, anil on
the very day of his arrest was due to
slug at a concert, the expenses of
w hleh he paid, In aid of the families of
lishermen who bad lost their nets and
gear at sea.
In Norwich, Kngland, there once
lived a philanthropic gentleman, a re
tired merchant, who never turned a
deaf ear to the cry of the needy. Any
laborer or farmhand who fell upon evil
days had only to go to kind and sym
pathetic Mr. Fennluiore and help was
forthcoming. He founded a private in
firmary, which he superintended per
sonally, and he paid for the mainten
ance of six old and inllrm 'lingers.
The philanthropist was c nstantly
distributing hampers of provisions
among the poor and making cash gifts
to the needy. Nobody was better be
loved In the neighborhood than Mr.
Fennlmorc. All the time, as "Punch"
Palmer the kind gentleman was com-
Jimltllug an average of at least live
burglaries a month, In the course of
JJ which he found it necessary tocommlt
severnl murders. One bank robbery
netted him $10,000, and most of this
money he devoted to his pet institu
tion, the private Infirmary.
A SoallraB Comataaltr.
Jjj A young clergyman, just arrived at
5 1 the locality of his first call, met at
the railway station a boyhood ac-
qualntance whom lie hud not met sines
J they were playmates together in a re
5 mote town. After a handshake and
Jj mutual expressions of pleasure at the
unexpected meeting the newly-found
JJ friend exclaimed:
H "Hut, say! What on earth are you
JJJ doing in this part of the world?"
7 1 "Me?" enthusiastically replied the
eeeleslast, "1 have come here to save
souls."
"You have, eh?" was the response.
"Well, let me tell you I've been long
enough in this town to know that
you've struck a sinecure," Boston
Courier.
Too floutl an ttlra tn ffnule,
"I see they are embaliulng pel dogs
now," he suld.
"(, I.su't that lovely?" she cxclalpied.
"That's what I'll hmve done to Fldo."
"Just the thing," he returned, sud
denly growing rnthnMaHtic himself,
"Give him to me, and I'll have it done,
to-day." Btrsy Utories.
Oa Merit,
She (rising from the plsno) What
do you think of those self-playing
pianos?
He Well, there la at lest one thlnf
to be said in their favor,
"And whal Is that?"
"They know when to stop." Chica
go Daily News.
Tk t)44laaaaa. Girl.
Cora What would you like me to
get you for a blrihrijiy present, love?
Merrltt A cigar-ease, iny dear.
Since we became engaged I can never
find an unbroken cigar In my vest
pocket. Judge.
HOUSELESS HEARSES.
Something That Undertakers Are
Slow to Adopt.
Rcmmi for TheU- Itelnctaae ( Via
Motor WnKoaa la Tlielr Hull
aeaa It la Thonaht That
Tar Will ll t'aa.
Tha undertaker aeeo't llkaly to be
among the vary last users of vehicles
for business and other purposes to
take up the automobile. New York
undertakers suld lately that so far as
they knew there was only one auto
mobile vehicle running In the country
In the undertaking buainas. That is
a wagon used in Philadelphia, says
the New York Sun.
One reason for tha undertakers not
taking up tha motor vehicle is their
greater cost; another Is the fear that
they might break down; sentimental
reasons apply also in the case of the
hearse. Tha undartakara doa't Ilka to
take any oaaocsa.
At taa oce of a Esanufaoturar of
iactrie wagons It wh said that saotor
hides could readily b made tossrva
iaa undertaker sad it was expected
that motor-drives hearses would in
tins coma to be regarded simply as
iny other. The concern had in fact
bean in negotiation with regard to the
supply of vehicles of one kind and aa
other for undertakers' use. -
TJ(ls view was shared by undertak
ers seen, who, though there is only one
motor vehicle nnd that not a hearse,
but a wagon, in use at present in their
business In the United States, expect
ed, nevertheless, to see them come
into use in It. InteiiM'lv cnns.TVMtlv..
as the undertaker might seem to be, '
und most scrupulously and tmlnstak- I
Ingly careful, as he really is, as to ministered by loving friends and ruin
avoid anything that could shock the ' uves wilhout their knowledge In coffeo
feelings of 'anybody concerned in the ' or leil, and believe today that they ills
Jead, yet he is nevertheless iirotrres- .i . . . , , . ., , ,
she ilk.. ,.v..rvi..iv ...... .... .,'1 ?'.... . coiitinuud drinking of their own free
ulays many appurtenances nnd'appli- '
uncus never dreamed of in old days i
niul In all these tlilii(,'., Improvements
mid ndvnuees are nil the time belujj
made.
HenrsfHtind undertakers' wiions nre
built nowadays with ruliher-tired
wheels, and many (if these vehicles,
linplo as they may lie Jn design, may
yet lie elaborate In workmanship and
finish. An undertaker's lop wagon of
the kind familiar In this use, theblaek
painted, .solid top delivery wagon in
which a burial eahket would be carried
from Hie undertaker's to tliu house,
costs commonly from $:i.'i( to $h()0; and
some run up in cost as high as St.r.OO.
A line and beautifully lliiislicd licar.-e,
uioiigli simple In form, mlht cost as
much as $:i.()(iii; perhaps more.
Any of these vehicles would cost
considerably more with electric mo
tors; hut whether undertakers are at
present deterred from inine- them
fcolei. by the cost, or wla'tiiiM' It is
the fear of breakdown, with the eon
Hciiienl annoyance, they express the
belief Unit such ehlclcs will come into
use betore many t ears.
One undertaker uld he expected to
see the motor wagons come into use
by the undertaker and then he looked
to see the carriages in funeral pro
cessions all motor-driven, mill then he
expected to see motor-driven hearses,
the hearse thus gradually led up to
being the last funeral chicle so pro
pelled to come into use. Within five
years he nil her expert to see going
along the .streets funeral processions
in which every ehlelr, Including tho
henrso, will be horseless,
How's This,
Wo. oiler One Hundred Dollars re
ward for any ensu of catarrh that can
not bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. Cheney & Co. Props,
Toledo, Ohio.
Wo, the undersigned have known F
J. Cheney for tho pasl fifteen yoais,
und boliovo him perfectly honorable in
all business transactions nnd financial
ly ublo to carry out any obligations
mado by their lirm.
' Wkst&Tkuax,
Wholesnlo Druggists, Toledo, O.
Waldimu. Kinnan & Mauvin,
Wholesnlo Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting dirsctly on tho blood and
murrus surfaces of tho system. Price
7l5o per bottle, Sold by nil druggists,
Testimonials free.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
The Quiz claims to have a girl in its
employ who has not ridden on a met'-ry-go-rouml
nnd has upl once stood in
the crowd and watched it go. Sfio eon
fosses, however, that ohee, and only
oiiso, sho stopped in lur work just n
minute while washing dishes ouo even-
lug last week and listened to the mu
sic, and shu would not have done that
had she thought how biul it was. She
promises never to do that again. Ord
Quiz.
Nets, uels, nets. Un Saturday, Juno
v'2, J. O. Butler -will make a special sale
on nets, dusters and light harness.
Inflamnutory Rheumatism cured in 3 days.
Morton L. Hill of Lebanon, Ind.. bsti: "My
wife had Inflammatory rheumatism lu every
niUMle and Joint; tier auffetlng wan terrible and
ber body and face were awoolen almost beyond
recognition; had been lu bed for ilx week aud
had elKht pbyalclam, but received no benefit
1111UI the tried the Myatlo Cure for;ilheuraallim.
It rave Immediate relief and sbo was able to
waiLanoui "i inree uaja, 1 am mire It saved
her life." Sold by II. K. Orleo, Druiiglit, lied
Cloud, Neb.
Rheumatism Cured in a Day.
MvKllcCure for rheumatism and neuralgia
readily cur in from one to three days. Its ao-
uon upon tno ayiiem ia reman a wo anutnyu'
lerlom. It removes at once tho cauao and the
niacaaeimmpaiaioiTulcanDpara. Thn nratilnan
vreatlrbi'iiettta. TSceula. Bold by II, E. Urlcc.
Ucd Cloud, Neb.
THE HOME GOLD CURE.
An Ingenious Treatment by which Drunk
ards are Being Cured Dally in Spite of
Themselves.
No Noxious Doses. No Weakening oi the
Nerves. A Pleasant and Positive Cure
for the Liquor Habit
It is now generally known nnd under
stood that Drunkenness is a discaso
nnd not weakness. A body filled with
poison, and nerve completely shattered
by periodical or constant iho of intoxi
cating liquors, requires nn antldoto
capable of neutralizing and eradicating
litis poison, and destroying tho crav
ing for intoxicants. Sufferers may
now cine themselves at homo without
publicity or loss of timo from business
by this wonderful "Homo Gold Cure,"
which has been perfected after many
years of close study nnd trcnttnontof
inebriates. The faithful uso accordiug
to directions of thii wonderful discov
ery is positively guaranteed to cure the
most obstinate case, no matter how
hard a drinker. Our records show the
marvelous transformation of thousands
of Drunkards into sober, industrious
and upright men.
Wives cure your husbands!! Child
ren cure your fathers!! This remedy
is in no sense a nostrum bnt is a spec
ific for this diseaso only, and is so skill
fully devised and prepared that it is
thoroughly soluble and pleasant to the
tasto, so that it can bo given in a cup of
ten or coffee without tho knowledge of
tho person tnking it. Thousands of
Drunkards have cured themselves with
this pticeless remedy, and as many
nioro havo been cured and made teib
pernio men by having tho ,,Curo" ad
wil1' -')o "ol WuiU Do not bo UullI,lcl1
by apparent nnd misleading "improve-
ment." Drivo out the lispnu at once
'and for all time. "Tho Homo Gold
I Cure" is sold ut tho e.xttumuly low
price of One Dollar, thus placing with-
J in reach of everybody a treatment more
I cllccliro than othets costing $2 to $.r0
I Full directions accompany each park
age. Special advice by skilled phjM
cians when requested without extra
charge. Sent prepaid to any part of
the world on receipt of One Dollar.
j Addiess Dopt. A 102, Kdwin li. Giles &
i Company, UO.'lOand 'i'Vii Maikel Street,
i Philadelphia.
I All correspondence strictly conliilun-
1 tial.
i
I Use Allen's Foot-Ease,
j A powder to Ini shaken into the
I shoes. Your feet feel swoolen, nervous
and hot, anil gel tired easily. If you
havo smarting feet or tight shoes, try
Allen's Foot F.usc, it cools the feet and
makes wnlkinir "asy. Cures swnolen,
.sweating feet, ingi owing nails, blisters
(Old cAIIoim spots, Heliures corns and
bunions of nil pain and gives rest and
comfort. Try it today Sold bv all
druggists and shoe stores for!25o. 1'iial
package free. Addiess, Allen S Olm
sted, Ln Hoy, N. Y.
Educate Your Bowels.
Your bowels can be trained as well
as your muscles or your brain. Cas
carets Candy Cathartic train your
bowels to do right. Genuine tablets
stamped C. C. C. Never sold in
bulk. All druggists, ioc.
Women as Wei! as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.
Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis
courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor
'l. . -'" -..ww....iwa wv.i
ortH ihrfiilna An
aisappear wnen tne mo
neys are out of order
or diseased. I
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that It Is not uncommon
tnr a -hIM in Vu hrtrn
affllotart uillh ,.,oL- LM. I
neys. If the child urin
ates too often. If the
urine scalds the flesh or If, when the child
reaches an age when It should be able to
control the passage, It is yet afflicted with
bed-wetting, depend upon It, the cause of
the difficulty Is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment of
these Important organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due to a diseased condition of the
kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as
most people suppose.
Women as well as men are made mis
erable with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect of
Swamp-Root 3 soon realized. It is sold
by druggists, In fifty- eVrr.
cent and one dollar ffiiPS?RC3i
sizes. You may haveaKKSpWHHi!jJJES
sample bottle by mall "JajSJmjgM
free, also pamphlet tell- Home ot swamp-Root
Ing all about it, Including many of the
thousands of testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer
& Co., Blnghamton, N. Y., be sure and
mention this paper.
ORDINANCE.
An ordinance, providing for the levying of
taxes uihjii all the Rcauble property In the
city of Ited Cloud. Nobraika, both real and per
gonal, for all general and ipeclal purponei. aa
per tbe regulitr AKheaaed valuation nt the aaroo
for the fiscal year eoniinunclng on the flrnt Tuea
day In May, 1WI.
BeHonlaliKHl by tho mayor and council uf tho
rllv of lied Cloud. Nebraska;
That the follorrluB taxes be and tho tame aro
hereby luvkil upon all the aiwcaaable property
within the city or Kcil Cloud, Nebraska, both
real and personal, aa per the aaaeased valuation
of lliu amo for tho year ItfJl. to wit;
l'nr general purioof ten (10) uillla on the dol
lar of tbe aaaeased valuation.
Korlntereaton water bond flfeteu (II) mills
on tho dollar on the aiweKgcd valuation thereof.
For Intercut 011 electric light bond four (4)
mill" on the dollar un tho aanenied mluntlon
thereof.
Thli onlluanro hall tke effect fioia and
nf tcr lu Hiproval and publlcntlon an provided
bylaw. D.J.Utibi, Major.
Attrit. J. E. Katun. City Clerk,
MAYDOLE'S HAMMER.
(Benton's Plaster Is Pain's Master.)
When Mnydolo was told that he made "a
pretty good hammer," ho said, "No, I don't
mnkoa 'pretty good horamor,1 1 make the
bet hammer that over tea made."
Every carpenter who saw n Msydolo ham
mer wanted ouo. It was of tho best ma
terial, perfectly balanced, and tho head
never flew off. Hammers were divided into
two classes 1st, Maydole's; 2d, all the rest.
Plasters are soparated by the same line
of cleavago; 1st, llcnson's Porous Plaster;
2d, all tho rest. When, for rheumatic pain,
a cold, a cough, kidney trouble or any
other disease or ailmontthat may be treated
externally, you ask for a plaster, any hon
est, reputable druggist will give you a Ben
son's. Ho knmn it is incomparably the
best, and ho assumes that you know ft too.
As the name of Maydole stood for hammers
the name of Benson stands for plasters
the "reol thing." All the medicinal poten
cies that are valuable in a plaster are in
Benson's. Capsicum, Strengthening and
Belladonna plasters are out of date.
An army of physicians and druggists, and
millions of the people, haTe written of
Benson's Platters as a remedy to be trusted.
Benson's Plasters have ifty-ive hlghe
mnrdi. Accept no substitute.
For sale by all druggists, or we will pre-
rj rsjw- "a Dancer orasrea ia tae
VI
sited States, on recalnt el aa.
eamry jc jomuob, Mfg. Chesilsts, K.T.
G. V. ARGABRIGHT,
ARTISTf PORTRAIT PAINTER.
Red Cloud. Nebraska,
Landscapes, Flowers, Fruits and Por
traits made to order.
STUDIO IN DAMERKIX 1ILOCK.
I. B. COLVIN,
REAL ESTATE FARM LOANS.
Lock Ilox 23. Guldo flock, Neb.
VII kinds of property bought, sold and
exchanged.
'OM.ECT10NS MADE.
TEHM
ItEASOKAIILK
CONSTIPATION
tho fmiuentcauwof App.'nil!cltlftndntftny olhw peft
Ions Ills hould nrcr bo nirlucusl. Tho objection to tho
iikuiI cAthnrtlo remedies In their cokiIvc rrnctlon which
Inrrviwn roniitlUon Intteiul of rurln It. l'AHKKK'S
lll.vil.ll TONIU la the proper remedy. It wnon -N
1.1 rvr, nnd when nod aa directed, Krmnnently removes
Uio com tlpaUon. M eta. & SLOO at all ImiggUts.
II- YOU ARE OUT OF WORK
l I t Mil' I ! s'-ll'll'll I" I lj IT llli'l'l J
i ullee, sehll Us -" I'l.S t ll Kill In "I, (
".o New Moncy-Mnking Ideas." I
It is worth its weight, in gold to anyone
who is unemployed. Send today. '
Century Publishing Co., Box 73, '
Heron Luke, Minn.
CCij7-ij3Mra
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proBPrvo.aniliilcklP, pronil
11 tlmi roulliit; of rellnoU
PARAFFINE
WAX
Will kwp tliom ali.olntflr tnoUtnri" and
acid proof. l'sraiTmo Wax ialiKiufnl In
a dozen nthrr rayn about tho houaa. Fall
dlrrctlonaiurai'li uouml uackaco.
hold fterjwhere.
STANDARD OIL CO.
WANTED
WToDlVf 5QHWKEKLY an1 want more
11 Br n I V10IIhomcttravcllnRsalcmcn
TREKS Haves 77-YR.KECORD
aro easy to Bell, always
TilMvan. Outfit AnROI.UTSLY rsrK.
CSTAI
STARK BRO'S, Louisiana, Me.
-" lav.iui-sPES-
aCTJRES all Kidney
ivcineycui-a. & am.
Diseases, isacic-
IT"---,,--" "- Mi. Free book, 4
vice, etc., of Dr. B. J, Kaj. Saratoot N. V. (
TIMET AIlTiE.
U & M. It.Y
RED OLOUD NEBR.
LINCOLN
OMAHA
CHICAGO
81. JOE
KANSAS CITY
81. LOUIS and
all points cast anil
south.
DENVER .
HELENA '
BVT1E
8AL1LAREC'
PORTLAND
SAA FRANC18C0
anil all point'
west.
TRAINS 11UVB At fOLLOWe!
No. 13. Panscnger dally for Oberlln
and St. Francis branches, Ox
ford, McCook, Denver and all
points weft................- TM5 a.m
7(o, 14. Pasecnger dally for St. Joe,
Kansas City, Atchison, tit.
Louis. Lincoln via Wymoro
and all points east and south 2 '32 aa
Mo. in. Passenger, dally. Denver, all
points in Colorado, Utah and
California . 8:10p.m.
No. 18. Passenger, dally for St. Joe,
Kansas lilt v. Atchison. HI.
Louts and all poluti east and
south -.
10:00 a.m
Mo. 144. Accommodation, dally except
Sunday, Uastlng
aunaay, uasungs, urana is
land, Black Hills and all
points in
the northweit...... l;00p.m
No.
143. Accommi
uuauuu, aaiiy eacepi
Sunday, Oberlln, Kansas, and
iniermeaisio siauona, Tia tie-
publican 11 :30 p.a
Mo. 04. Freight, dally, Wymore and
SU Joe and Intermediate
lunctlou nolnts... lBMSn.e
No.
ss. Freight, dally for Republican
Orleans. Oxford and all points
west ..... ....l0:40a.s
Mo. 60.
Mo. ITS.
Freignt, dally except Sunday
for wrmore and all rjolnt east
for wymore and all point east 6.00 a.m
Freight dally to Oxford aud
dallv to Oxford and .
intermediate points 130 p.m
Bleeping, dining, and reclining cnalr cart,
(teats free) on through trains. Ticket told and
baggaco checked to any point In tne United
titates or Canada.
For Information, time tables, map or UokoM
call on or addresa A. Couover, Agent, Red
Cloud, Mebr. or J. Francis, General Pastengei
Agent Omaha, Nobraska,
The Chief, 1$ A Year.
jffi
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR"
r-'SF w Wvpnj3i'BWri-.
tr-ty ?i8Kn
Ralsfoi
The 5 Minute Breakfast Food.
PURIAN - HEALTH FLOUR
M A K F S
"BRAIN - BREAD"
PURIAN MILLS, St. Louis, Mo
Don't Be Fooledi
Take the cn . erlf laal
PIOCKV MOUNTAIN TCA
Made only by Madison Mdl
cine Co., Madlion, Wis. It
keeps you well. Our trsda
mark cut on each Beckett.
Price, 13 cents. Never sold
In bulk. Accept no subtil
tutt. Ask your druggist.
or. Kay's Lung Balm
cures every kind of couRh, lafrrTppc, broncliltK
soro
inrotti, croup, waoopiDR COUgU, etc. Ne
utres the stomach. AtDragglate, 10 A:
derail ires
ver
S5c.
rauswvi&
Write ua
aovattagthe
system is we only safe and sure method f n
ng all Cfcroale Dlaeeaes. Dr. Kav'a Kenorator
Is the oaly parfeetaystem reaovater. Frea sam
ples and fcook. I.B.J.Key,8ejratots7NrY.
WRITERS
CORRESPONDp:NTy OR
REPORTERS
Wanted evervwlipie. Stories, news,
ideas, poeinn, illiistruied ai tides, nd
vniirr news, diawinc, photogrnphs,
unique iiiiielrJ. etc , etr , purchased.
At licit s revised anil pivpued for pith
lieatiou Hooks ptiblUhid. Send for
ii.utlciilats nnd full I formation before
si tiding article?.
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PARKER'S
m HAIR BALSAM
piriniei and Lctutinci the hair,
l'romctef a luturllnt rrnvlh.
Novcr Falls to Ilertoro Orajr
train n Vn.,l.r..l r-i .
t , uuiuiiu .aior
Cure vrtlp rtifaM A hair ...lijf.
gm.aiiJtlwt l)ru"Tfu
MONEY,
Dakfiinafo.1 . Wo
IVIMIIUVUil
cunr-
untco Dr.Kny's Kcnov ator
pation, liver and kidneys. Hcst tonic, laxative,
blood purifier lmown for nil clironlodlscascs:
renovates and InviKorntcs tho wholo svstcm ami
cures very worst cases. Oct trial box at once.
K not Biuliitlcd Willi It notify us, wo will refund
money by return mnll. Wrlto your symptoms
for Frco Mcillcal Advice, samplo nnd proo'. 85 &
BOO at drupglsts. Dr. II. J. Kay, Saratoga, N.Y.
- - - to euro dYMicnsin. consti
rVC ksr B?.
RENOVATOR In vluuratc m nn 1 r -t. j . t
hvHtom; purines amUuricbeit tho niciun. turts
the uorM dybpcpalu, ronstlp.itlun, hi"u'..ul.L
llvernntUMnojs. .'cnndtl.ntilru;i;ltJ. I.
uiivicc stuiplo mid boo ;. p-:,
I r H.J ,-n! Samcm.N V fiSf?.
aam chichesteh'8 tucjLlUH
FlsIVuYL fills
,-rr. u.Orllnal an. I only Ornulnr.
A vftv fr iiiciiiistkii's i:nomsii
lfii-i iiCN Ik in.n ... ..... ...-1.1- . . .
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wiiauatrmDon. i nkens oturr. Itfruia
I Ilinitran. Nnliatliutlon. and 1ml la.
(lon Ilu of jour DrugclH- or ..01 4r. m
"'??..'''!. 'rtlfiilara. Testimonial.
nd llcllrr Top l.oJlc." in luur, br re.
lumJl.il. lO.limi tr.tlm.ni.1. .. K
VnMoatliltcipcr. Madlion lark. 1'llll.A.. I'A
CANDY CATHARTIO
litW Is lal I I in as i i iiwBaTia
. toe. ' lisallllll I ' OnatUta.
Genuine stamped CCC, Never sold In bulk.
Beware of the dealer who triss to tell
"something just as good."
fItYJ'iTr TOBACCO SPIT
LWlN I and SMOKE
BK,,Bt"T T Your LIfeawavt
You can be cured of any form of tobacco using
cwuiy, iw miac wen, strong, magnetic, lull ot
new life and vleor bv talcine ttn.Tn.mmn
that makes weak men stroiic Many Bala
ten pounds in ten days. Over 000,000
cured. All .druggists. Cure guaranteed. nook
Jet and advlca FKUR. Address STIiKLINO
KKMBDY CO., Chicago or New York? 437
J. S. EMIG-H,
DENTIST.
PAINLESS. DENTISTRY
IV YOU WANT IT.
Grown Bridge Work or Teeth Withal Phtet.
PORCELAIN INLAY
sVnd all the latest Improvement la dental mecb
anltm
Wo can surniih 7011 hriek in
1 tyat tho lowest pos
sible rati). Brick on salo nt
cither of tho lumber yards.
Get Our Prices Before You
Buy Brick.
LUDLOW BROS..
Red Cloud, Neb.
I
SAMPLE ROOMS.
JOHN POLNICKY,
PROPRIETOR.
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Liquors,
alifornia brandies
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