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Eczema is caused by nn acid humor in
the blood coming in contact with the
kin and producing great redness and in
flarmnation ; little pustular eruptions form
and discharge a thin, sticky fluid, which
dries and scales off ; sometimes the skin it
.hard, dry and fissured. Rczema in any
form is a tormenting, stubborn disease,
and the itching and burning at times are
almost unbearable; the acid burning
humor seems to ooxe out and set the skin
fire. Salves, rashes nor other exter-
; aal applications do any real good, for as
long as the poison remains in the blood
k Will keep the skin irritated.
-4Mf FORM OF TETTER.
"For three years 1
had Tetter on ray
'beads, which caused
'them to swell to twice
their BsttnriUUe, Fart
at the time the disease
ww la the form of run
lag sorts, rerjr pain
ful, and cainlng ne
such discomfort. Pour
doctors Mid the Tetter
had profrtMed too far
to be cured, and they
could dj nothing for
aae. X took only three
totllea of S. 8. A. and
was complete ly cured.
Tfcts waa flfteca years
awo. and I have sever
sfireeaeea any aika of my old trouble." Mas.
X, . Jackson, 1414 McOee St., Kansas Cttjr, Mo.
8. 8. S. neutralizes this acid poison,
eooh the Wood and restores it to a health.
statural awe, ana ine rougn, uaaeaitny
kin becoaMS soft, smooth and clear.
1 cures Tetter, Bry.
1 sipelas, Psoriasis, San
Rheaaa and all skia
I diseases dne to a pois
oned condition of the
Send for our book and write us
about your case. Our physicians hars
aude these diseases s life study, and caa
help you by their ad rice; we make ao
ewarftforthls service. Allcorrespoadeaca
Is coaducted in strictest confidence.
Twt'wwWt afMrnc ei, ATLMTA, a.
JjHslsamL
meant Hint Ilia pnpiiliat u ngiin
carry Wclntcr county. !) 3-1111 wont
Mils to linpputi? You eel tainly do not.
Make It. 11 point Hint you are not ono'of
li'-in ntnl mIm appoint yourself 11 com
mitten of ono to sen. Hint your iifigh
bor is not ono of thorn. Got out nvrj
republican voto in your precinct.' Thai
Is what is wnntcd this yenr.
Tho ofllco of coroner is usually looked
upon as a jnko in a peaconblo and law
abiding community such ns wo hare in
Webster county; still, should n coro
ner's services be needed it will bo for
tunnli Indeed if w should have a com
petent man to handlo tho case. Juat
such a man would bo Dr. T. It. Hall.
Ho is a polished gentloman nnd good
physician, Just tho kind of n man for
coroner.
t je
akla becoawe soft, 1
sss
MBoi. Send for 0
THE CHIEF
rrausasD bt
W.L. MoMILLAN.
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rOBUSUD 1VHV FHIDA.T
aterte at aa -him office at Bad Cloud, Nob. as
end el-ui mall uattst.
ADVBRT18INO RATBS:
Local advertising 6 cents per line per luue.
Local AdvcrililuK for eiitcrulumauM, con
teru, socials, eic., given by cburchei, charitable
societies, etc., where all moneys raised there
from are uaed wholly for church or charitable
eoclello flritten lines frco and all oyer ten
Uaes 3H cent per line per Issue.
Local adrcrtlalng of entertainment, concerts,
recitals, etc., where per cent l Riven to pro
notera, 6 cent per lino per luue.
cist-lit AnrsnTiaiNo.
One column ner month...... ............ .I" 00
One-half column per mouth ........-.-. 3 Mi
-Oae-fourth column per month -.. 1 75
General display advertising 1 8! cents per
MnchperliBtiu.
Republican State Ticket.
vJor Supreme Judge,
p AMur.r. n. ai'.nowicK,
Of York County,
For Regents to Stnla University,
' O. J. KRN8T,
JOf I.ancniter Count'.
II. h. OOOLT),
Of Keith County.
Republican County Ticket.
Tor County Judge
O. It. CnANKY,
Of Red Cloud, Id Ward.
Tar County abet It?
O. D. HBDOK,
Of Ited Cloud Froclnct
'for County Coroner
PK T. K HALL,
Of Fleasaat Hilt Freclnct.
For Coanty Treasurer
CHAS. F. OATBK1,
Of Bed Cloud, 1st Ward.
tree County Clerk
XD. S. OARBER,
Of Guide Hock Preotaot
Wor County Hurreyer
W. E. THOUNK,
Of Qlcnwood Precinct.
For Cuunly Superlutendout
MRS. K. J. CASK,
Of Red Cloud, 2d Ward.
For Commissioner 1st Wat.
' K. UKITLKR,
For CjmmUl loner 3d Wst.
s W, V. UKNKRL.
For Commissioner Mb. DUt.
W. RICHARDS.
Tho republicans of this county havo
no excuses nnd only ono piuminw in
ninko providing tho votorsof tho first,
third.and fifth districts elect tho repub
lican commissioners. That promiso is
thn county' Interrstq will hn looked
after from n businf a point of view in
stead of a political point of view. Wo
believe tho voters of theso districts
already realize this fact nnd that busi
ness and not politics is what is wanted
out of a board of county commission
ers Jni tat present.
O. D. Hedge you all know Oliver
lledgo. And what is mote you don't
kaow anything against him nnd yon
Cannot help feeling that ho is the right
mttnfornliciiff. Hu has lots of bnstle;
ha does no unnecessary talking; he
paya strict attentloa to business and he
has a habit of getting what ha goes aft
er, which is oae of the most important
.things in the sheriff's office. -Here Is a
good chance far you to get a rood of
ficer and one who will be a credit to
the whole county.
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T..e people of Webster county have
had a most excellent man for treasurer
during the past four years in thu per
son of Mr. Okas. D. Robinson, who ia
acknowledged by all to be the best
treasurer Webster county evet had and
thoy can rest assured that they will
continue to have such a ana if they
chooso Clms. t. Cthor for the place.
Ho is known to bo strictly reliable,
thoroughly businesslike in his meth
ods nnd abundantly responsible. Ho
hu no dubls uud Uu-rcforo will have
no temptation to uso tho county uiuuuy.
The voters of this county will maku no
mistako if they chooso Mr. Cather to
attend to the affairs of the county
treasurers oQlco for tho next twn years.
Row An Taar KlSaeyn f
Dr. nobba' Bparaiua Pills cure all kidney Ilia, paw
pie fro. Add. merlins Ueiuud j Co., Chicago or M. Y.
Be a Good Republican. I
One year ago a majority of the voters of Webster County
cast their ballots for Wm. McKinley and Theodore Roose
velt for President and Vice-president of the United States,
and by their loyalty and devotion to republican principles
and republican candidates succeeded in electing the entire
republican state ticket thus wresting the state from the
controrof the fusionists placing Nebraska once more in
the republican column.
If you believed you were right when you voted the re
dublican ticket last year, that belief now must amount to a
conviction for all of the promises of the republican party
have been redeemed, and the credit of our country was
never higher. Its grandeur and glory are today the pride of
every liberty loving Atperican citizen.
You are again called upon to take your choice between
the candidates of the republican party who stand for all that
is grandest and best in our government, and the candidates
of the forces of populism, socialism and anarchy who are now
and always have been a menace to the peace and prosperity
of ournation.
Now is the time to kill Jpopulism. If republicans will
vote the republican ticket there will be no populist office
holders in Webster County. No one around whom the pops
can rally. If a single populist be elected their organization
will be maintained, and we will have to fight the same fight
over and over again, but if every republican will do his duty
on election day there will be no pops to fight in the years to
come. Therefore it is the duty of every republican to lay
aside any feeling or prejudice whichhe may have against any
of the republican candidates, and cast his ballot for the
straight republican ticket. Let this be done and populism
will have received its death blow. We ask you as a republi
can to aid in perpetuating the fame and name of our late
lamented leader, President McKinley. You can do this by
voting the straight ticket of the grand old republican party.
The party for whose principlesPresident McKinley spent the
best years of a gloriously patriotic life. In no way can we
more emphatically show our devotion to him or Jprove our
loyalty to a government of law and order than by voting the
straight ticket of the party he so ably and earnestly supported.
Make a cross in the circle at the head of the ticket op
posite the word "Republican" as shown in the sample ballot,
and you have voted the entire republican ticket. Make no
other marks. You have proved your republicanism. You
have performed your duty.
See to it that every republican in your precinct gets to
the polls on election day. Let there be no break in the
ranks. ' An earnest -and united effort and victory is ours.
REPUBLICAN
SMlPIiE BflhliOT.
To Tote a Straight Ticket aa ko a
cror within your party Circle.
REPUBLICAN,
DEMOCRAT,
WHY!
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A Questiot for the Republicans
to Answer on Tuesday.
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Be sure that you vote.
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Don't
Vota the above tiokwt straight
be a splitter,
AnXInthellratrlng on tho ofilolal
ballot is all the ring a republican needs
to osaka this year.
You caa't find a man In tho tlrst dis
trict who would make a hotter commis
sioner than E. Beltler.
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Republican supremacy dopends upon
united action and tha is what wo want
in Webster county this fall.
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This may be calieU an off yoar but
we are wllllngto bst a year's subscrip
tion against a bushel of potatoes mat
Webster county goes republican
Don't get an Idea in your hoad that
this Is an off year aad that It don'l
tuake any dlffereuco whether you vote
ir not. Notblug causes defeat bat such
ideas and no ono should entertain
them.
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Last Friday nnotuor change wne
wlolntho mariagomont of tho Red
Jioud Nation, W. W. Word, tho former
proprietor having sold his Interest to
Messrs. J P. Ha'0 l ll- Wftl''
who will bu tho dispensers of populUm
aud fusion In Webster county In thl
future.
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Uomoinber that two republican stay
t-aonte votes la every voting preclnot
Why should nuv republican desert
his party ticket, or any part of it at tho
coming election? What possiblo claim
hna anv fnalnntat. nn ronnhlIin vntAr
Isn't the claim of the republican candi
date for each oflloe immeasurably
stronger on the republican voter than
is the claim of any democratic or pop
ulistio candidate. Every candidate on
tho fusion ticket is strictly opposed to
every principle that republicans hold
dear. If one of them is elected, he will
whenever opportunity presents, throw
his whole influence in the direction of
fusion supremacy in the state, the very
thing that republicans have been fight
ing with all tho vigor that is in them
for years. On the other hand, the re
publican candidates nro in full sympa
thy with all that the republican piuty
stunds for and their loyal assistance
c:in be counted on at all times. Recall
lug tliu.su facts ouglit to mako it very
clear to any wavering republican how
Ids vote should be cast. To support
any part of tho fusion icket is like
kissing tho hand that Hinitos yeu. How
can a party organization be maintained
if there is not cohesion, unity of action,
within tho party? Thoso'aro questions
which ought to appeal to tho good
sense of every republican. No fusion-
1st can b eleoted in this county this
fall without republican votes. Tho re
publicans are in tho majority and
whenever an off-brand politician gets
a ouuuty ofllco it simply moans that the
party lines havo been trampled dowa
ami th r. a certain portion of tho voters
hava linen temporarily seduced from
their allegience. It is perhaps unnec
essary to say that such action is ruin
ous to party oraanizuton. it means
work, it means effort, it means the con
stant expenditure of time and money
to keep the party la good workiug or
der. The only contribution that many
make to the common cause is their
voto and to wlth-hold that at a critical
time, is, to the thinking mind, an un
warranted aot which cannot bo too se
verely condomnod. Tho republican
ticket now before the people of this
county is n splendid ono from start to
finish. Every candidate is worthy tho
full confidence of the p.irty and ought
to receivu the en tiro vote, lirtiuo up,
ropublicaiiH. Dju'i bo hoodoed by tho
soft 8 5a) nnd tho liiimUlmktiig non
sense of tliH opposition, but bt) loyal to
your liukot. 1) in't bo n "splitter" or
doti't bo a "stiiv-tit-homo." Romomber
a straight republican voto this yoar is
an indorsement aud faith in the present
republican administration, state and
cational 3 lull the pirty of fusion ba
henceforth blotted from the pages of
Webster oounty i 11 question that rosts
alore with tho vo'-ers of Webster conn
ty? We say voters, not alono republi
cans, but also democrats and populists
who can see the trend of tho present
political situation.
A man who is tnnking a winning run
for the suffrage of tho pcoplo this fall
is E S. Gnrber, whom tho republicans
havo nauif d for the very important of
lice of county clerk, lie has lived in
this county over since ho was a "kid"
and no ono has evor heard anything but
good of him. Ho is in every way com
petent to till tho office in the m at ap
proved manner, well educated, lion
ost, industrious and obliging, what bet
ter officer could the people of Webster
county want?
SOCIALIST,
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PEOPLES INDEPENDENT,
PROHIBITION
For Judge of tho Supreme Court.
TOTK FOR OHlL
SAMUEL H. SEDGWICK Republican
CONRAD HOLLENBECK i Democrat
Peoples Independent
WALLACE BURTON CLARK ...Prohibition
J. B. RANDOLPH
.Socialist
CARL J. ERNST n..Hi.it..-
ELISHA C. CALKINS.... Republican
J.H. BAYSTON,
j Democrat
( Peoples Independent
For Regents of the University.
.' VOTB FOR TWO.
FREDERICK G. HAWKSBT. D , , Democrat 1 I
( Peoples Independent I I
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A cross wlthla
tbla olrelo votes
for all
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tho
SUSANNAH M. WALKER Prohibition
JAMES M. DILWORTH Prohibitiea
BURLA M.WILKIE '. Socialist
WILLIAM SCHRAM ; Social
Kepablicaa regents
A cross within thla
c.iviu tuwi an mo
Democrat aad
Peo "N plea
Inde Vpend
ent Itegcnts.
A cross wlthla thl
circle votes tor all
the
hlbl
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Pro-ttou
Regents.
Across within thin
circle votes for
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the
Socialist Hegents.
Barnum's
Monkeys
"All well till happy lots
if fun". Th:.t is the regular
cport from tho nionhey cr.g-
t Br.rnr.ra's C:rcit. ever i-ii.ee
j p.ocncrs hi.; r.n (.lo.-ir.cf th.
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COUNTY TICKET.
For Oounty Treasurer.
VOTM FOR ONK
GATHER Republican
GEORGE R. McCUARY Peoples Independent
CHAS. F.
For Oounty Clerk.
E. S. GARBER.
Vote fob One
.Republican
GEORGE H.
PAYNE Peoples Independent
SAMUEL TEMPLE ' Democrat
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Nothing so easily touches tho heart
of a father or mother as tho advance
ment and progress tnado by their own
offspring. This can bo said and said
truthfully. What Is advencemont and
progress? Wo answer, in ono word,
"Education." Such beiug tho acswor,
Is there anything that should bo looked
atlor with moro oaro and preoision
than our public schools? tor tho past
few years this county has been bleast d
with a county superintendent of ichools
who has attended to the educatlonnl
interests with her whole heart ami
soul and has done everything in i;r
power ana means to briug tho public
schools of this oounty to tho highest
possible standard. How woll sho bus
iticceoded wo all know. We havo no
desiro to change. Wo bellovo, as that
ild song goes, "Whun you find one
that's good and true, chango not iho
old ono for tho now." As arulotlie
people lutoresled lu thepublio school-,
'and thoso having ohildron attending
hem are porfeotiy satisnut wmi me
at prudent aud ttrt ploaied with tho ad
vancemeut and r gross made. StU
how few stop to think that a ehango
of suporintoudesti moan? a change of
views and methods in tho conducting
of this offije which should iatorejt tho
whole people abive all othors. Tiik
Chief has always contendod, and does
still, that thu education of our young
should be placod nbovo u higher stand
ard than politics, and that tho words
republican, democrat, peoples indepen
dent, prohibition, socialist, etc., should
bo a secondary oousUloritliou, when the
advancement and progress of young
America is considered. Again we say,
"Whun you find ono that's good and
true, chaiigo not tho old ono for the
now." A voto fur Kn. J. O.tsa is u
yotu for further progress tun! inlvaiieo
uiunt without 11 unungn of iii'itli ids or
lii'is. A viito f.ir Iihi- is .-ils 11 v nn for
tho perfect edtioition of the eld dron of
Wobsior county.
Bdacate Tonr Itowols With Oaaearota. .
in in n p . Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever,
manner in which they are .court iaort no.! waao.faii,drugiattretuftdBoasjr.
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cnr.urrr:tion was can v-
.. c.-: ..vo ujrtls 0 tj,:...
very'; err ana the circus hr.il
.j buy t.cw ones.
One day a keeper accident
ally broke a bottle of Scott's
Emulsion near the monkey
cage and the monkeys eagerly
lapped it up from the floor.
This suggested the idea that it
might do them good. Since
then the monkeys have received
regular doses and the keepers
report very few deaths from
consumption. Of course it's
cheaper to buy Scott's Emul
sion than new monkeys and
that suits the circus men.
Consumption in monkeys
and in man is the same disease.
If you have it or are threaten-.
ed with it can you
take the hint?
Thh plcttrn represents
the Trade Mark of S'cottV
Emulsion nnd h on tliu
wrapper of cmy bottle.
Scud for free sample
SCOTT & BOWNE,
.109 Pearl St., New York.
50c and $1. all druggUt.
For County Sheriff.
VOTK KOK ONK
OLIVER 1). HEDGE. Republican
J.A. McARTHUR ...'..... Peoples Indepeadont
For County Judge.
Vote for One.
GEO. R. OHANE Republican
I. W.
EDSON , Peoples Independent
For County Superintendent.
EVA J. CASE
Vote for One
Republican
ELIZABETH MARKER Peoples Indtpendent
For County Surveyor.
W. E.THORNE.
Vote for One
Republican
'i2lsSj
FRANK A. KUEHN.
Democrat
Peoples Independent
For County Coroner.
DR.T. R. HALL
Vote koh Onf.
Republican
UK. H. M. SWIUAR'I
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Peoplps independent
' ' Unmocrat
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