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Poison oak
Poison ivy
are among the best known
of the many dangerous
wild plant and shrub.
To touch or handle them
.quickly producei swelling
and inflammation with in
' tense itching and bunting
of the skin. The eruption
soon disappears, the suf
ferer hopes forever: but
almost as soon as the little blisters and
pustules appeared the poison bad reached
the blood, and will break out nt regular
intervals and each time in a more aggra
vated form. Tills poison will loiter in the
system for years, and every atom of it
must be forced out of the blood before you
can expect a perfect, permanent cure.
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Nature's Aitltote
FOR
Nature's Poisons.
is the only cure for Poison Oak, Poison
Ivv. mid all noxious tilatits. It is com.
posed exclusively of roots nnd herbs. Now
is the time to get the poison out of your
system, as delay makes your condition
worse. Don't experiment longer with
salves, washes and soaps they never cure.
Mr. S. M. Marahall, bookkeeper of the Atlanta
mi.; ,(gm k.o., wa pouonca wiin roiton
Oak. Me took Sulphur. Antnle and variom
other druri, and applied externally numeroui
lotion am) aalrca with no benefit. At times the
awetlloK and inflammation was ao aerere he wai
almott blind. For eight years the potion would
break out erery acaaon. Ilia condition was much
Improteit after taking one bottle of B. 8. S., and
irwDoiuciciearra ma diooo 01 mpoisoa,anq
alt erldeacea of the disease diiappeared.
People are often poisoned without
knowing when or how. Explain your case
fully to our physicians, and they will
cheerfully give such information and ad
ice as you require, without charge, and
we will aend at the same time an interest
ing book on Blood and Skin Diseases.
TIM tWIFT IPICIFIO CO., ATLANTA. M.
THE CHIEF
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w. l. McMillan.
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PUBU8H1D MVKRT FRIDAY
Bataraa at tas pott oBoe at Had Cloud, Nab. as
sesadolatssialt asattat.
ADVERTISING RATKS:
Local adTtrUaloi I cants per Una par latut.
Local Advertising for antartalaaunta, con
Hits, socials, .vs., glvan by churchts, charitable
societies, ato., where all moneys raised there
froas are used wholly for church or charitable
ocitue (ratten lines free and all over ten
Itaes 3M oenta per line per Issue. t
Local advartlslBg of entertalnmenu, concerts,
recitals, etc., where per cent ts given to pro
moters, t cents per Use per issue.
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Oeaeral display advertising i 6 cents per
Inch pertMue.
RepufcUcan County Ticket.
For County Judge
U. K, CIIANKY,
or Itfil Cloud. 2t Watd.
Hor County Sherir
O. 1). HKDOK,
Of Itfil Uloud Precinct
for County Coroner
1K T. It. IIAI.I.,
Of Pleasant Hill 1'r.clncl.
CFor County Treasurer
OIIA9, kTcATHKR,
Of Hed Cloud, tat Ward.
For County Clerk
KI. 8. -AMUCK,
Of Guide Itock Precinct.
For County Surveyor
W. K. TIIOKNK,
Of Oleawood Precinct.
For Cuunty Superintendent
MRS. E. J. CASK.
Of Red Cloud, 2d Ward.
JFot Commissioner 1st Dlat.
X. HXITLKK,
For CommlMlonerSd Diet.
W. F. RErlEKI..
For CemmtulonerMh Ulst.
W. KICnAKDS.
County politics are as dead as a
pickled mackerel.
The demoerntlo county convention is
called to tneot in Blue Hill on Septem
ber 5th, 1001.
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Don't ask cnndldntoH for ofllce ftr
cigars. Look in their pockot and see if
they havo uny. If so help yourselves.
The Nebraska and Kansas Former
i and Breeder appears tliia month in mi
nubroviated form, being just about one
hhlt its usual size
Tnc nvnrngo iluiiy nii:iior of to
day would be in :i qicmdrny if tho
could not put n "-"t'Hfo bead" tlutt said
"Burned nt the Stake"
It appears to ti Uiul the t'eHihlir;tM
Slate convetitlon lias u vet fifrulinr
way of .sitting down on the uuveuioi's
past uusiotig mid tlietntitiK his fattitonu
lions.
Samuel 11. Sedgwick, thu lepublleuii
tioiulnee for supreitio judge, is one of
tbo ablest juiiitn in the state, ami as
.strojg a mini ns the party could put
in the Held,
The question wliioh is auitating tin
populistH and deinoerats of this eottniy
jmt nt present is n. satisfactory tlivlr-
ion of tho oliices to insure mo hiippott
of the fusion forces. However, In the
coming convention, as in past eonven
tions, tho" domocrutn will take jnt
what thcpopullsts want to givo thi-in
1 1 say it is good.
The steel corporations and the pri
identof tho inniilRamiitt'd nouinio..
"who leads tho strike, concur in ilen.
ing that there nro any pqnoo nt'iT'thi.
tions going on. The steel tiien j,..
there U only ono road to ioast.
that (9 fur tlio mon to trnrol when thry
uonio to tin shops itnii offer to work
ngain, whilu ShnlTor clulms that tlio
only tonus posslhlu nrothosooffornd by
him at tlio Inst mooting of negotiators.
Just nt present the outlook for n dis
ruption among the powers of Europe
sepins probable, nnd nil because rnncu
and Turkey cannot ngreo on a trilling
pointy Now without a doubt through
the mixing of the "enn-enn" with the
"hoocho-cooche" nnd allowing spocta
tntors to enst "goo-goo oyos," wo nro
willing to admit considerable Jealousy
would bo crontod nnd the result of such
a mix-up wo cannot llguro out, but
it in snfo to say tho result would bo a
drawing card for n street fair.
The republican state convention mot
at Lincoln Wednesday and nominated
Samuel II. Sodgwiok of York lor
supreme judge and C.J. hrnst of Lin
coln and II. L. Gould of 0tllnlu for
rtffentsof tho state university. Then
after n spirited iigh: anil after ii per
sonal explanation by Gov. Savago of
his part In issuing the Hartley parole,
tho convontlon adopted a platform
unanimously recommonded by tho
committee on resolutions part of which
was a flat request for Gov. Savage to
roturn Hartley to the penitentiary at
once. Tho governor complied with
the request with all possible speed and
Hartloy was again behind the peniten
tiary walls In time for supper.
Webstor county cast fifteen votes
against the resolution adopted by the
reniibllcan state convention demand
ing the return of ox-Stato Tcoasuier
Hnrtlov to the ponltontlnry before his
sixty day parole expired, and we thluk
they were Justified tn thoir notion. It
might be inferred from their rote
thatthov still had confidence in Gov.
Savage and that his action giving Bart-
ley a chance to make an accounting ol
state funds was entirely to the inter
ests of the people of tha state of No-
braska, aid had ao political inference
whatever. While we believe Joe Bart-
ley is a criminal, we also believe he
should be permitted to make restitu
tion for his crime if possible. Further
than this we think Gov. Savage showed
his wtaknpM when he consented to be
erovarned bv the oeoole whom he was
supposed to govern. Gov. Savage
should have shown the republtoan con
vention that he was govbrnor and not
the delegates to that convention, and
that if he made a more which he be
lieved was to the interests of the peo
ple they uould not rescind it. Jttst
what Bartley accomplished during the
first forty-five days of his pnrole is not
known nnd probably never will bo
known, but it is sfo to say that a m tn
with a twenty yuar sentenco hanging
over his head would mike all tho resti
tution ho could on a sixty day p.irole
in order to gut hU suuteuuo comimitod
as much as possible
A WORTHY SUCCESSOR
"Something New Under The Sun.
All Doctors have tried to cure Ca'
arrh by the use of powders, acid gases,
Inhalers, and drugs in paste form.
Their powders dry up the mucous mem
branes causing them to crack open and
bleed. The powerful acids used in the
inhalers have entirely eaten away the
same membranes that their makers
have aimed to cure, while pastes and
ointments cannot reach the disease.
An old- and eiperieaoed practitioner
who has for many years madeaolose
study and specialty of the treatment of
Catarrh, has at last perfeoted a treat
ment which when faithfully used, not
only relieves at onoe, but permanently
cures Catarrh by removing the cause,
stopping the discharges, and curing
all inflammation. It is the only rem
ndy known to science that actually
reaches the afflicted parts. This won
derful remedy is known as Snuffles the
Guaranteed Catarrh Cure" and is sold
at tho extremely low prion of Ono Dol
liir, choIi package containing internal
and external modicina Hiifficlunt for a
full month's treatment and everything
neooosury to its poifect use.
"SnuflWls tho only pcrfoet Catarrh
Pure ever inutle and is now leeouizod
i the odIt safe and positive cure for
that nunoriiig ant disgusting disease
It euros all lull iinatliin quickly mil
iiermnneiitly and is also tvondciful'y
quick to relieve Hay Fever or eo'tt in
the head.
Catarrh when neglected often leuls
to Consumptinn,'Sniiillf." will mivh
vou if you use it at once, It is no onli
nary temeily, but u complete tnmt
tnont which is positively gnnranteeil to
euro Catarrh in any form ortage i
ned nc cm ding to direetions which ae
eompany each paeknge. Don't dnliiv
lint send for it ut once, and write ful
purtieulais as to your condition, and
you will tcuulru special advice from
the discnvcier ol t his wonderful i fin
edy teguidlng yniir ease without cos
in you beyond the tegular price o
"Snuffles" tho ''Guaranteed Catarr
i:nre."
Sent prepaid to any address in tho
United S'ates or Canada on receipt of
One Dollar. Addies Deiit A 402, Hd-
iii It Giles & t'omiMtiy, !i.i:)0 ami i'.Vii
nUet Sueet, Philadelphia.
.Tin: CiitKr' ami tliu Tulmlo B I,-
POO CATCHER.
fa the Inja. Ter.lt. r Cnwboyi Una
the Dog,
Tho doa; catoho.' of a town In the In
dian Territory can give a :c, York
city dog catcher cards .ind opados nnd
then beat him as a captnrer of canlse
animals, tUya the New Yo.k . i.
Au expert cowboy hunts do iut he
does cattle. He ropes them the samo
way. Clad In a pair of buckskin trou
sers, and wearing a big sombrero with
rope lu hand or on the saddle horn au I
a six shooter In his belt, he Ui ,s
down the street on his broncho look
ing for dogs. As he epics one whlcli
has no legal right to roam at lurpo ho
bucks tne spurs to his pony, grabs his
rope nnd begins operations, lie usual
ly ropes the dog around the neck,
draws him to tho pony's side nntl
shoots him. He then stuffs the carrniH
into a sack attached to the sautile anil
gallops off after more "camp," If a
itrangor Is watching tho performance
-he dog catcher does some fancy rop
ing. Ho will ropo the dog around the
front or hind toot, or around the body
oetween tho foet. Ho hardly ever
misses his wirlc. Dog catching In the
Indian country Is a more ticklish busi
ness than it is In the cities in tho
states. The tatchcr not only has to
dodge flatlrons, mop sticks and brooms
thrown by irate women (for a wild
looking cowboy with a six-shooter has
no terror to an Indian Territory wo
man), but he hat Indians to deal with.
An Indian thinks almost as much of
his dog as he does of his kids, and If
the dog catcher by mlntake kills It
there is trouble. Dogs belonging to an
Indian are exempi from taxation. But
the Indians must brand them. The
dogs of noc-cltlsens are the ones dis
criminated aga'nBt. If their masters
fall to pay tax on them then they must
pay the penalty of death. In order to
evade the tax occasionally a non-cltl-sen
forges a brand and marks his dog
as if It belonged to an Indian. In order
to prevent frauds c-' this character the
dog catcher must be an expert on dog
brands.
MARQUIS OF LANIDOWNI.
M Oaly Ma la Hi striata ObkO
Whf M awfc FiMia.
Wheal the Marqeta of Uas4owBe was
cevtMr-jeral ef Caaatfa he had to
saaks a efseeh to the Frsnch-Casui-4ae,
says M. A. P. With all Its loy
alty to Ue English coaftectloa, this
tittle bit of transported Prance adheres
very rifMly te asaay thiasjs Prsachad
espeetally to the purity of the Freach
tetjgme at least as It was spokes In
the eighteenth century. Few viceroys
have ever vestured accordingly to
leave the safe security of the Snellen
tosgwe, asd It was with some trepida
tion that the French-Canadians heard
that Lord Lasedowne was going to de
liver a speech to them In their own
language. But he had scarcely uttered
the word "messieurs" when the whole
audience burst Into cheers; they rec
ognized at once the accent of the true
French tongue, the accent only possi
ble to a man of French blood, and one
who had spoken French aa his mother
tongue.' It Is perhaps this accomplish
ment which hod something to do with
Lord LanBdowne's latest appointment.
When some one remonstrated with
Lord Salisbury for' retaining the two
offices of prime minister asd foreign,
secretary, his reply was that he could,
not help himself, there was. but one
member of his cabinet who could
speak French, and that was Lord
lansdowse. And now Lord Lansdowne
will receive tha foreign ambassadors
every Wednesday .afternoqn.and what
ever else may be found fault with, his
French will he faultless. Lord Lass
dowse's mother. was a daughter of den.
Flahalt, oae of Bonaparte's officers.
rorontoSUr.
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OMHslas BtefaM from Ulaea Works.
For several years scientists and
chemistB have been conducting experi
ments and researches, with a view to
discover a means of utilizing Immense
heaps of spent sand and glass, dis
carded as refuse by the plate glasf
manufacturers. Messrs. Pllkingtoo
Brothers, who are urobablv the la r rest
glass manufacturers in Great Britain I
havo ah accumulation of 1,500,000 tons
of this residue at their works at St. I
Helen, In Lancashire, and over 1,200'
tons are added to this huge pile every '
week. The question of tho profitable
disposal of this waste has lorn; occu
pied their serious attention. Dr. Or-
mondy, however, has discovered n
moans of convert''' i s tefrn intc
.to. vlceablc brick -i lie 1'as iiuldp-rted
mo of the brick' :!int ho manufic
tired finm this material to very sprc
mS. Tho QXperiments have been "i
er.tly Bucoesafol. '' 'dta tujnuMi
.red lrom this will soon '
.'laced upoa tho !--'. '. The proce
.3 bald to be to... .-. .1 und cheap
The bricks .u-o said t of Uio high-1
st qimllty, and pattlcul'irly adapted tt'
special operations, hesiiles ordinary ,
oulldlng purposes, for which brick- j
havo not hitherto been proved service j
.ble.
, I.lvur)t roupln llamliiir Vrmt.
In vlmv nf thr nviirtiltnnt nrlrn n
coal In this country, says the Liver I
nnnl Itoll.. !- 1i-nln...l 1. 1I-..1.. .. I
,-U. WUIIJ I HO,, l.(lll ID ftDf i
henotlt grently this winter. "Turf
black turf," as the old Irish song says
lb already n rather common feature In
the fuel supply of Liverpool, nnd re
cently, for tho llrst time in history, i
load of peat was delivered at a load
ing placo of business In the Exchangi
build lug. The carts roaemblo tho Qal
wuy turf carta und tho cupaclty It
about tho samo. A Clalway cart '
email load, it Is true costs 5 shilllnKi
C pence. The turf Is warm and com-1
fortable. .'hero seems lo be n chftnci '
springing up for Irelard that hc nvv
had ,foi,. ,
"iaaajuix3nn
. . ,v,v , ' ,.
stomach, constipation, nholiver
tude.
etc.
don't tako
will send it by rcturt
lOcts., und 2Gots.,
postngo prepaid.
Ladies' Can Wear Shoes,
ono size smaller after using Allen's
Foot Kase, a powder to be shaken into
thesho -s. It makes tight or new shoes
feel easy; gives instant relief to corns
nnd bunions. It's the greatest com
fort discovery of the age. Cures and
prevents swoolon feet, bisters, callous
and soro spots. Allen's foot ease is a
certain cure for sweating, hot, aching
feet. At all druggists and 'shoe stores,
25c. Trial package free by mail. Ad
dress Allen S, Olmsted, LeKoy, N. Y.
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To Whom it May Concern.
Mv wife having left my bed and
board without cause, I will not pay
any debts made by her from August 23,
1001. Any one trusting her does so nt
their own risk,
Albeiit Knutson.
Farm for Sale.
Half section, five miles from Red
Cloud, tine land, first-class improve
ments. I bargain if sold soon. Ad
dress J. VV. VVallin,
Red Cloud, Neb.
An English association regarding
woman's happiness has offered a it
ward of 600 for a greater blessing to
women than Rocky Mountain Tea
Sensible move. C. L. Cutting.
"C" With a Tail.
The "C" with a tail is the trade
mark of Cascarets Candy Cathartic.
Look for it on the light blue enameled
metal box! Each tablet stamned
C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. All
druggists, ioc.
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Inflammatory Rheumatism cured in 3 days.
Morton L. Hill of Lebanon. Ind. oats: "My
wire had Inflammatory rlieumallum in every
mtuclo and Joint; lier nifTerlng wai tcrrlbioaud
her body hiiiI face were wwoolen almost beyond
recognition; had been In bed for six weeks and
bad elKht pliyMclntm. but received no benefit
until ho tried the MyMlcCure for Itheumntlam.
Itenve Immedlnte relict nnd the was able i'i
walkabout in threo ilnva. lam Mire It unveil
nap urn .i,t i... i. i
E. (Irlce. DrtiKgltt, Ited
Cloud, Neb.
Rheumatism Cured in a Day.
MvMlcCure for rheumatism and neuralgia
readily curca In from one to three daya. Its ac
tion upon the system la remarkable andmya
terloua. It remorea at once the cause and the
dlieaae Immediately disappears. The Drat done
ereatly benefits. 75 cents. Sold by It. K. Qrice.
Ked Cloud. Neb.
DOCTORS
lay Consumption ean be) aursd."
Matorealonawon'tdolt. Itntcdg
beds. Doctor say
"Scott's Emulsion
Is the beit help." But you nuit
continue its use even In hot
weather.
If you have not tried It, aead for free sample.
bCOTT & DOWNE, Cbemlats.
409-415 rtarl, Street, New York.
50c ana Ji.oo; all druggist
H" Dr. Koy'a Utlcuro curt- all
UlICIIs 5 femalr diseases At, drug
w w ,gt8 ,( illU8trted xnot
and advice free. Dr. U. J. Kay, Saratoga, N. Y. ,
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i Seissors Ground,
Razors Honed, I
AND
ALL KINDS OF EDGE
TOOLS SHARPENED I
at tih:
Hob Barkley &V. F. Lodge;
Barber Sliop. J
First door south of Star J
bakery and restaurant. J
All kinds of barber work executed
piomplly nnd satisfaction
guatanteed. J
GIVE - US - A - CALL.
LE. IS
t by vlruie ofmi i
PUBLIC SALE,
notice ! nereoy Riven mat ny virtue ormi nr
Ucrot iiltiiciimviitiHkiicii ny i w. i;oon. conn
lyjiullteilf Webner ronntv, Neliruskn, In favor
nf lloliert T fntttr ami nmlnit Allien T. Ilnr
dick, iiinl lo mo itlrci li'il. w nt tiro n'riooli
n ui (iiiilioSitlids) f Aiiuiih. VM at 1 1 1 o v 1 1
lHKf n( ltmrt!i In tlii ptuolui't of IiiiivhIu In
nin' i-tiiuitr nit rfnr ''iIi'Hi iiiiiilio ii'iuliic tin
fnl oiilni: rliiittclii lo wit; Dun nun i-mv tlirct
M(iiolili nnc red run turoejturi old ; onn rt'il
nmlMlitiu cow ntiitii hmii mi iu'iii nnd nun
i.il liPllcrtwtoriiri ulil, tun'n em Mirli nnlcroi
nUiiuluiii'llt nilliclrvicrl of AH'crt T llitiillolc
Dnttil llili I'i Ii ilai ur An -ici. mil.
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Bethany Assombly nt Brooklyn, Ind.
clergyman In tho Christian Church to
churches and baptised 7000 converts.
nlnauiirn to trlvn mv trat.lmnn im tn Mm
Tt.- trt.tfl T Mw tlntm la I, ,. I...
that I over used. i
I havo also received great benefit from tho uso of Dr. Kay's Renovator.
My eon had for years been greatly afflicted with tho piles; ho commenced
the uso of Dr. Kay's remedies nnd experienced relief almost from tho
first.
We havo no words to express our thankfulness for tho benefit wo havo
received as tho result of usolng theso remedies. I take groat plcasuro In
commending them to tho suffering." L. L. Carpenter,
Missionary and S. S. Evungolist, Christian Church.
Dr. Kay's Renovator.
It is a perfect rohovntor of tho whole svstom. It(athnvnrvtwit.tvimn.i..
known for stomach troubles, indigestion, dyspepsia, catarrh of tho
and kidney troubles, and to ovorcomo effects of La-Grlppo and Spkino lassi
mail propaid. Price 25ot9., and $1.00 or six for ffG.OO. Also Dr. Kny'a Lung Balm
Dn. H. ,T. Kay Medical Co., Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
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Now is the time to
Subscribe.
Furniture
and
Furniture !
THE
Little Store Room
IN TIIK
Big Dmmerell Block
is packed to its utmost with all the latest styles of fur
niture and at prices lower than ever before offered.
Call and get our prices before buying. We will save
you money and please you with quality.
Albright Bros.,
TRADERS LUMBER CO,
DEALERS IN
LUMBER and COAL
I3u.ilclir1.sf material, Etc.
Red cloud.
City Dray and
E. An. ROSS. PROP.
Goods Delivered to any part
CITY AGENTS FOR ADAAS EXPRESS GO,
TELEPHONESNO. 52.
JACK OF ALL TRADES
OUR NEW "LITTLE GIANT" l H. P. GASOLINE ENGINE,
WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN COLD TO EVERT STOCKMAN AND FARMER.
MfflflcwhSWiiiffi ?f ''l'8 R"K,no ,n i on account of Im
uowwtkivo luiivitiir jour stock with Jut wiitor. (Jet on
"ct ItsVork I t nr-f.i i ...". l.1? ", w,"(, "r.to ,l0 - riixliirl. Woathor (loos not
WIUullo fclu V rn 1 frVl .-'?: Vwi or c',lln'' u u ''' IU Pa"'0 to thin rnnchltifc
Ibs. I thi hnuMi n'rBii I.., Sl,..nU,,ri,,0,l clu,m 1,"t,tor ln, ls ',lniy fora hutulrud otlrtr
o U ctntH im r iin !ip W1...I. Ite: Cu,sV 0llltt to koop when not woricinir. and onlp I
Inn iiwloi t in J r nnrJil"ln.hl!1lHHl cninplotoly sot up. rntuly to run. no foun.Lv
Ib-iiliitilvsiifP1, WotniXn.n Jinvolii '"."l"1' prai-tltiiiUy no ttttont on. nnjl U
5? -ll-nlr nmi ,VnTpriSll.,,a" f Utt8ulln K,"'u":Sl f rom lw t0 76 1,orso 'owur' Wr,t
FHISflMKS, WOFJSE &. CO., omHHfl, NEB.'
II I'fi.alflnnt- nt .IT- ft
He is perhaps tho most prominent
- duy. Ho has dedicated ubout COO
Ho writes: "It nffords mo great
nntelimnv nt Dr. Ifav'o iam..ii
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