SORE AMD
ULCERS.
Sores and Ulcers never become chronic
unless the blood is in poor condition is
slugglah, weak and unable to throw off
the isons that accumulate in it. The
systOi must be relieved of the unhealthy
matter through the sore, and great danger
to life would follow should it heal before
the blcod has been made pure and kealthy
and all impurities eliminated from the sys
tem. S.S.S.heginsthecurcbyfirstcleans
ing and invigorating the blood, building
up the general health and removing from
ill'ffl CONSTANT DRAIN
Jftetenutter. UPON THE SYSTEM.
When this has been accomplished the dis
charge gradually ceases, and the sore or
ulcer heals. It is the tendency of these old
indolent sores to grow worse and worse,
nd eventually to destroy the bones. Local
applications, while soothing and to some
extent alleviate pain, cannot reach the seat
of the trouble, b. S. S. docs, and no matter
how apparently hopeless your condition,
even though your constitution has broken
dowa, it will bring relief when nothing
else can. It supplies the rich, pure blood
necessary to heal the sore and nourish
the debilitated, diseased body.
Mr. J. n. Talbert, I,ock Dor lii.wlnons, Mlu.,
Myi : on years igo my leg I torn me knee to
the foot wai one solid lore. Several physician!
treated me and I made two trips to Hot Hprinjs,
but found no relief. I wss Induced to try 8. 8.8 ,
and It made a complete cure. I have been a per
fectly well man eer alnce."
Af aflfe AW ' the only purely veg
L etable blood purifier
sk W W known contains no
Bm-Bb-B poisonous minerals to
AW P ruin the digestion and
add to, rather than relieve your suffer
ings. If your flesh does not heal readily
when scratched, bruised or cut, your blood
la in bad condition, and any ordinary sore
is apt to become chronic.
Send for our free book and write our
physicians about your case. We make no
charge for this service.
TNI SWIFT WECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. SA.
THE CHIEF
rniLiaatn ar
w. l. momillan.
ne rr Itoo
Hi month 50
PUBLISHED KVBRY FUIDAT
Kutored at tlio past offlro at Hod Cloud. Neb. at
oaiid class mall matter.
ADVKKT1SINO UATUS:
Lural Nilvurllat'iK t renin per line per Ihme
Loral AdvcrtMiiK for I'litcrtiiltiinviiti. eon
tcrlK, ocIkId, p'x'., kIvi-ii by rlmrrlicH, rlinrlnthle
jincli'llus, clt'., wlicro nil nioiic ritln-d there
from nre hhmI wholly for rliurrli ur clinrltHhlu
sorletlo Hrst ten llurx fret- mnl nil over ten
lliiCK'J'i cents per tl no pel Ismim.
Local iidvertlNlin: of ontc rtnlumcut. concerts
rccllnls, etc., where per cent Is given m pro
motors, f cent" per line per Issue.
1IINIM.AV MIVKIITINIVI.
One column per month t" Oo
Onu half coin niit per inutilh :i fill
uue-foiirtli coliiinii per immlh 1 Tr
tJouTitl display tulvcrlUliig i By cents per
Incli perliiue.
STATE CREEK.
All is (ui( t on our creek nnil tvn :uu
enjoying tilt' lint' winter weather.
llc.ilth in ihi'Si' pints N gi'iiiMiilly
good. .Mr. (iiuwull lius it siiil; child Imt
ir is littler.
(toll Sloiio lost u linelKir.se ii ft'tv tints
aso.
C Dtvis bought it line p.iii' of mules
of Al Smivner.
Tim Christinas tree tit Andcrsonvilltt
wits a suct'eM. Tlio piogtitm was good
nnd woll carried out. Tho ordor wn
hotter than over boforo nnd tho bojo
ac ctHtid of buiug noisy ou similar occa
sions dosorvt) credit this limo.
Tlio aniiitnt Christmas truo wits held
atChitrlt)) Aibiickles this year and was
a grand success It wits a lino tree and
was woll loaded with valuable progenia.
Hitustilf and wifo hud worked hard to
niitkti it what n was and tho cost was '
considontblo to ittraugo tho trco nnd '
got up the supper for thiriy-ninn poo-1
nlu Tim siippnr was an olgonnt nfl.tir,
,1 vnni ueicviioiiilciiL must eonteiiil '
that it w is one of in! bust lin has par-
. , , , , , .
t-tken of ... a long tuna. I
L. Kuzii'i'ild of tilt) It
& M. hridgu
IT'tllliWlS ll'illlll last Wet
resting up
ilut'iug the holiday.
() d U.ii'le V in, VitnDyki! has ice i
ni teal , i"r Ih-iImi.iIioiiuIi is suniii
iialter at this wiuinu.
Mis Win, llitskins' hoalth is improv
ing slowly.
Wirt Stuveus met with a sovious ac-
cidout last week. A hurso ran off with
him and ho foil and sprained his ankle. '
M.. If ...... ,..-... .a f.,,,.ial,.l ,l. ,'
... ..... ..-... --
end Mr. Stevens tho wild aniuril and
they siai'ieil out with him to exhibit
huu Sorivnor and Arbucklo aro really
in hopos they will not lot uim got away.
Claienco r'itr.gerald from oror nortk
was visiting on our crock last woek.
(eo. Malodii of York, this state, and
founorly of this part, was visiting with
jelativcH and friends hero Inst weok.
Miss Graco Kellogg of lied Cloud vis
it, it Miss Gertrude, Davis last weok.
I'he. social of surprisn party given to
C'osi s M. Jserivnei' in bis liomu last
week wns woll attended and all woat
Tt'vay wishing ho would roinombw t hum
next Christmas.
Win. II. Uosoncraus do'.tl eight ln
ait $0.15 avuragn .Til pounds wliiu'i '
in ought him luVJ 00 I
OCOASIONAI. '
.1 I
llotintsoekurs excursion January mid
l-'ebruary VML .1 in 7 and 81, Fob. 4, 1
and 1H, tickets 'vill bo !! iiln to points
in Ariz, ma, Arkunsis, Indian Torritnry
1. uiisiiiri, New Mexico, Oklahoma Tor-'
ritnry and Texas for mi" fun plus 12.
for tint loiiml trip Tickets .imited to
Ul ilnys from da.n of mile, (
A, CONtlTKK
r or.:iK, IIANSAC.
Don't forgot to writ It 11KW.
A btiimv now yir to nil.
Itt-V. Al llllll"Mlt U ((IVlllg n culll'su til
1 uturosoii obtuiiviitig) ami io suhjnt
i" very instructive
Vp ir'1 ll'irlllij thn finest of tvon r I r
which :i rent help to this pnrt of tin
vlnoynitl on account of so tunny ctttln
here.
It l n wontlnr wlitio so nmnv hoirs
OIIMIIi mil. iiogrt Hit) I'Olllillg 1101(4
light it, Ionic l'oople like lo In- u-cil
right mill thoy nro ucil t lint, wity In-rc.
Oiu'L' iiioro Wotnor hits been treatiil
to u fnl.ii dhow ur its billed u til n ?!:;. I
eiitfiliiinnifiil itnd it ledum on iIhi-iinlm-y
hikI tlid pthonx itnil iih.vIuiii-j l
our country. Tlio lecturer go) the
door receipts nnil Ilia ptiuplo got sold.
Thu Sunday school is well iittoiuli'il
lint Ifiiuhtii's inn nil bible stilioliir.i nnd
try to miiktt Hid biblti study inlcn-'llnjr
A nuw huttt'i' uinktir nt Lew Mourn'
Wii hnven't hmird his nit nut yet. You
wilt havn to n'k Low its he hits not bent
nioiind town much yet, hut will lie
hi'itid from Inter on.
Tlio croamorT company hold its nn
mini meeting on tho first. All now
officers wcro elected. Tho creamery Is
it grnnd success and overythirg is run
ning lino. Ell Williams ns manager
bus proved hi instil fa thorough business
num.
Hryan
Giving Away Lodge Secrets.
A story is told of a Swedo in Kansas
who slayud out lute one night nnd nt
breakfast tho noxt morning his good
wife Huldah demaadod an explanation.
"Whore woro you last nightT" she
asked in a before breakfast tone of
voice.
"Vo httf a special mooting of te lodge,
lluldhb, an' Ayo var dar, you bat yur
boils "
"What did you do at tlio lodge?"
"Yust ovuryting for to gootl of to
order." ,
"Lust night you tveie tulkitig in yutir
sleep,- ud Von Hiiiil domuihipg ulioitt
two cent liuiii. Wliiit did you int'iinV"
' (J ilu vnr uoildor fttltoiN fuiiit. Hut
vuf tiilkin' 'limit iiuin' to :isismuuti
an' ilit iniik mo hot."
"Aiitl j on Mini you wits In. Wliiit
did lliul 111(1:111?"
"Villi, ii moitiil lift Ajh v.ir nit'iiiliL'f
an' Imf joii?t m niiifli to day as itny.
hotly "
"Whim ion rtitiil 'I'll open it,' what
did Mm nii'iin?"
"Somu ti'llei c.iiilil not Diilr tho door,
Ayu tituk. You m'I', dciir vifu, ct is
loci till tein "
"UiiL-f or iwh'f I lii-itl .od May, 'h'.s
it siiow down' Wliat does tliuiiue.tiiY"
"lluldiili, Ayo hat no light to ml .
ti-ngs luitsiiln ot to ludgu hut Ayu will
tul yo dis: I). is ninaiis in lodu litugii
MH", '(J nl bli'.ss unit! h init'.' "
Discard that liulit siiiuiucr robe and
get one nt Htuleis Fall and Winter
Rubes.
How Are Yonr Kidney f
Dr. Itobh' Sptinwus IMllscure nil kldnor Ilia- Bam
ptofreo Add. Btorllng Henipd; Co, Chicago or M.Y
Stop the
Blight
T. Jo c-A it,! . Gn
t in umu iiiiutj iu av., nuu
fruit tl'CCSSPoilcd by the blight". '
' "
You Can always tell them from
rcst Th n(Jvcr Aq w(. j,
icy
iflcrwards but stay small and
1 ickly.
It is wnrsn tn sor- n llic-lt
, Irikc children. Good health
! t.i the natural right of children.
! But some of them don't get
a "
. . . .
their rights.
While the rest
....UL: ,! r.4. !-..,.
'b10" "li hu 3uuuB uuc aiay
cm-ill nA wont-
Scott's Emulsion can stop
'.hat blight. There is no
-,.,., ...U.. -..-I, u:u i,l,l
reason why such a child should
lay small. Scott's Emulsion
s a medicine with lots of
.Irength in it the kind of
trength that makes things
row.
G ..' r?.- . 1 i
Scott s Emulsion makes
llildrengrOW, makes them Cat,
i . 1 i .,
UkCS them Sleep, makes them
lay. Give the Weak Child a
, fs ,it t- t it
'lanCC. ScOtt S Emulsion Will
make it catch
with the rest.
up
This picture represents
the Trade Mail; of, Scott's
Kinulslon and is on the
wrapper of every bottle.
Send for free timple.
scott & now ni-:,
409 realist., New Voik.
50c and ft. all dmggiMs.
Me
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
The value of the coffee consumed
in the Dulled States lout year waa
$I25,7'J8,000.
Senator Stewart snys the hardest
work he ever did wiih carrying bricks
on the farm of a deacon in Ohio.
A vigorous war Is being waged in
wevernl (Icrninn cities against the
trailing dresses of women in the
utreets.
A Strasburg newspaper reports the
discovery at Ncustodt of the bones of
n reindeer while digging a cellar four
yardu deep.
Forty-four years ago the Kansas
Kaw river was navigated from Its
mouth up ns far as Lawrence. Now
railroads do the business.
The empriiH of .Inpan, who hns
been married HO years nnil has live
children, still spends n chilly hour in
her gymnasium. She is a skillful
horsewdinnn.
The emblem of the New York flty
History club Is the industrious little
beaver, t.vplenl of the stunV' nn
cestors, Hiirroiinded by n clrele. This
beaver was pnrt. of the ancient nenl
of New Amsterdam.
James .1. Hill, the rnilrond mag
nate, hns o L'rt.it n lillinlier nf let
tcr- to r pil mil i) V(M' r In-t
II" ' Ml t' r ;tl)' to "ill"
"ft ' '1 II "IKI ! !l ".
I' id r l'nlts ea.'eli 'I ' t
I bit I r. mires a replv.
Prlnee Kui Wha, the Keeoiul son of
the king of Coren, who is a titudent
of Koanokc college, Salem, Va., is
about 20 years old, and falls in nnt
urally with American manners and
customs, with which he has expressed
himself an very much pleased. lie is
a young man of pleasant and agree-
nine manners, and has made
friends.
many
BIGGEST GORILLA EVER SEEM.
Gcraaaa Mtaacaaa fat Hnii Geta a
Pais tram Africa elatr
of Carafrona,
A great prize has Just been ob
tained by the Umlauff museum, in
Hamburg. It. is the carcass of tho
largest gorilla which has ever been
seen, says a London paper.
Herr H.I'nsehen.n native of Schwer
in, in Ocrnuiny, killed the monster
recently In the German colony of
Cnineroiin. Some nntives enme to
him in grent excitement one day and
told him that an immense irorilla vns
lurking in the forest near Tsiuiu
town, which is n settlement in the
Yaunde district. Thereupon the (ter
mini, who is n skMlt'd hunter, took
his gun mid wen! out to look for the
irrcnt ape. He soon caught n glimpse
of him between two breaches of a
tree, nnd, as the animal peered out
from thin lofty li!.ilinr plnee, he fired
twice, and struck him inch time in
the lower iaw, 't'lli the result that
he lost Ids liolil on the tree and eainc
ernshlntr down tlii-mit-h the lirnnehcs.
He died almost immediately, nnd
only then did l!rr I'nsehen realise
thnt no mnii before him had ever
killed such n lnr 'e gorilla. lis or
dered the nci-roc- who accompanied
him to skin the iini-nnl. but to take
t 'o injure the skeleton. This
they did. mid then the gorilla's lleth
was eaten by the older neirroes, but
not bv the yoiui"er ones, since thev
bef
it hii"i.
!'-
tliev is minii'Mi''
t in a irnrllln. "'
conic to th ! '
of n
c,nt
vo ' ' ' .
1 ' - 'e ti'"' -r I:M
li ' '" ' ' "!i i '-ok
of 1 ' !l siltlll" nos'
he wn.s flaccd ni'd hi'
strong nerroes. This
Id i '-...
liho'oar-'iih
shows clearly the si.e of the gorilla.
On his return to Oennany Herr
I'nsehen presented the gorilla to the
Utnliiuff miisoum. and there immedi
ftt,, 8teps were taken to present'
it.
Vr"' T'''n' nf r",,1''
nntlirot)olo,'lst, nlso
a well-known
made exact
measurements of it. and ncm-n'lnjr to
him both its skull and its bodv are
f)f ,.,, s,(i ,,,,,,,;,., ,,
says, is 4'.
hand is 27.
31. and th"
ton is t ""
The l'i t
e ntleictcrs in Ieii"tli, its
is tlil"h is I'.S, Us font is
entire height of the skcle
eeni (meters.
n'V eiini has been of-
fercd SO.Oiio narks fur the skeleton,
but has i-.-fi -ti t nart with it.
r tf
. -It-..
d i '
!n i
U'lii.
if-i
lit 1," i I
With h
i'V r. I"
tr '
i w
' St t I
I
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The f.;:ici tatTctn waists a i i balls.
thl. nillM p,,plnr garments nuule from
this fabric. These nre shown In an ex-
tensive variety of designs ranging1 In
price from the chenpest to most ex
pensive crcntions. Taffeta skirts are
worn with these separate waists. Thev
are tucked or flounced and uiaih oulte
lon proilHC,nf. n .,....iiiMii. ht ,Uh
appearonee. One model has three nar
row elreuhir llounees trlnimnl with
blnek velvet ribbon, which is very
rich. Then there arc the fanc, bol
eros made to match the skirt anil worn
over a blouse of contrasting color.
Washington Star.
Nnture lit Summer.
The rfm(, , lia1lln,hh ,,;, pnntPnt
summer leads In nnture. for the
closer we get to the bosom of nature
the closer we get to real happiness,
wherp everything is (loil-made.wlure
bings are frehh and owed at I pure.
and where we live mid coin, iii ,li,i:v
contact with things that nppi al to our
finest and truest and highest impulses.
Edward Holt, in Ladies' Home Jour
nal. ,
A Tnrily Achmm IcitKinrnt.
Wife I iieter knew anyone that
was so indisposed to action as you nre.
I don't believe you were ever in a hur
ry In your life.
Husband- You are wrong, madam.
Ton seem to forget the time when 1
frojiobed t you. Itlchinoiul Dispatch.
Another toinist exclusion to L'tilifor
niit. To necniiimiidnte the increasing
travel to California, the liutilngtoii
Houto tins added to Its seivlce another
weekly excursion, in tout 1st ears, per
sonally conducted. Tho HuriingionV
throuttli cm' service to California Is as
f-Hows: Standard sleepers, dnll,
OmiiliH, Lincoln, Hastings nnd Uxfoid
to San Francisco, connecting nt latter
city witb fast train for Los Angolos.
Tourist sleopors, personally conducted,
every Thursday nnd Satuidny, Oinaba,
Lincoln, Fairmont, Hustings und Hold
lego lo Sun Fi'iincUco, every Wediies
day nnd Thiirailnv, K-insna Cltv, St
Joseph. Wymore, Superior nnd Oxford
to San Francisco and Los Angeles. All
these cars run via Denver and Stilt
Lake City, passing the grand panorama
of thi! itockies by daylight. Ifyou'ic
going to California, you will lit) inter
ested in our new 40-pnge folder, "Cal
ifornia Tours, HlOl-U.." It Is free. J.
l'liANCis, General Passenger Agunt.
Oimtlin, Nebraska.
'
Kxeiirsiou to Floriihi. Tne Hurling
ton Uouti is (iigaiilzing a personally
conducted excursion to Florida and
Cuba, to leiiv Nebraska points, Wed
nesday, January 21). The roulo will
he via Si. Louis, thence to Jackson
ville, Florida, through scenes which
have been forever made historic by the
dramatic events of the civil war An
exceedingly low rale ha bet n made,
and members of the excursion have
clinic of several attractive, nips after
they arrive at Jacksonville. This op
portunity of escaping the most unpleas
ant portion of a Nebraska winter and
enjoying in its stead, the delights of a
asnii tropical country will appeal to
everyone who has tbt tneney and can
spare the time to make an extended
pleasure trip. A handsome booklet,
giving tletails of the excumion will be
ready for distribution about Januaiv
Is. Write for a copy J Fkancis,
Genernl Passenger Agent, Omaha, NhI.
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
Successfully Used lit Motliei (Jrnv.
iiuihc in the CU Idten's Hiiii.h in New I
Y.ii I;, cure fevei t-hties., leul Mom-icli, i
tOii'liiiia disorders, nimv and legiiltu
tin bowels mid desirov vtmnis Ovci
.lo.'.UO ti'stiiiniiiiais, 1 hi- ni'tii i.tii.
At nil druguisis, ',W. Simple fiec
Aildl'es-i, Alien s (IiiiMiiI, l.ellt,
Net V..)k.
Wantkd -Seturiil I'ers ns of elmmeler mnl
Kiiml rfni'Hlloii In e.i Ii siutc ni) In till- eniiuir
roinilreli tn renri'seut mnl ailveillse ii'il e-tuli
IIkiivii wealthy niisl esi li'iuse I villd tin inelul
stniHliliK. Nilnrv tlsui wctisly tvltli eXiensos
iilililliiiiiil. nil piyiilile In ensli eneli eineilii
direct ft Dm lieiiil oIIIivm II(ite mnl eurluu'e
liirnlshril, tvliuu iieeesMi'). Ildferein e. I)n
elou Keif itil.lresseil stumi'jd enruli)ie I) pi
.Maaui;eraii CiiMoa lliillilin. CUIeni,'ii.
Sale-iiian wtinti'O sell a ti Kust
Honi l'nat, Cniiipnuiiilo mnl halm
mils Salart m (Joiumtiiiit --Vim.-VAS
ClIKMH'AI. Co., Clevlmnl, O.
Stops the Cough and Works ofi the Cold
l.iiMitivo Hiiiiiiii'QuiniiiH Tiihiets euro
it cold in niii iltty. Nn cute, tin piy
iMt.
The 5 Hour Dag
Which the working man has fought for
and succeeded in obtaining is something
the wife has no share in. Her day be
gins before his and cads long after it,
as a rule, and many a night her rest is
broken by the baby's
fretfulnesB. The
healthiest woman
must wear out under
such a strain. What
can be expected then
of those women
who are weaken
ed by woman
ly diseases?
Women
SJL - Wliu
... i.
urc
z -
w e a k ,
w o r u -out
and run-down will find new
life nnd new btrcngth in the
use ol J)r. Tierce's l-avonte
Prescription. It establishes
regularity, dries weakening
drains, heals inflammation
and ulceration, nnd cures
J female weakness. It makes
dm 11 iflill m'ak women strong nnd
Cjf 7 sick women well.
if I Sick people nre invited to
j J consult Dr. Pierce, by letter,
0 free. All correspondence is
held as strictly private and
sacredly confidential. Address Dr. R. V.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
"I mi Acred with female weakness about eight
year. tried several doctor but derived no bene
it until 1 began using Dr. Plerce'a Favorite Pre
scrtptlon," wrilea Mrs. John Green, of Danville,
Doyle Co., Ky. "This medicine was recom
mended to me by other patients. I have takea
six bottles and I feel like another person.'
The dealer who offers a substitute for
"Favorite Prescription," is only seeking
to make the little more profit paid on
the sale of less meritorious medicines.
His profit is your loss. Refuse all sttb
ititutes. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets should lie
used witb " Fnvorite Prescription " when
ever a laxative is required.
LOWNEY'S
AND CHASE'S,
BOX GOODS.
,H n-lli.ti-mnl Nn1 " P fnuii fiOc
ti. M.OO n 1 bi'
illoinc made candy at 15c
i per pound.
The BON TON.
V. S BENSI?, Pn p.
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t Come and
an
Going to
tb
Everything at Cost
t Until we move.
& .
& Now is your chance
t to load up on
1 Clothing,
ft
ft
I Shoes,
Hi
Hi
Hi
Hi
Hi
Hi
Hi
Hi
Hi
Shirts,
Ll$Stiltfrmf:imfrifrmt.fimf.t.llf.e.
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I Galusha, Weseott & Storey
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CLOSING OUT SALE!
I will eliisc out, all the balance of my goods at a very low
price. I Imvo h number of tilings that will mnku nice
Christum pn-sents, sue as
Handkerchiefs, Fascinators, Hoods,
Nica Black Dress Goods, White Goods,
Embroideries, Black and White Veilings,
Silk and other Laces, Combs, Yarns,
Umbrellas, Shawls, Pocket Books, Etc.
Call nnd see my lino before going sNewhcre.
Mrs. F. Newhouse.
T
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ARE
YOU
DEAF?
ALL CASES OF
DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING
ARE NOW CURABLE
by our new invention. Only those born deaf are incurable.
HEAD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY.
F. A. WERMAN, OF BALTIMORE, 8AYS:
Daltimohk, Mil., March 30, laoi,
Ctnlltmni Being entirely cured of dendie... thanks to your treatment, I wilt now (rive you
a full history of my case, lo be used at jour ilicretiou.
About five years ago mv rif;ht car began to sing, and this kept on netting worse, until I tost
my hearing In tills ear entirely
I underwent a treatment for catarrh, for three months, without nnyMiccess, consulted a num
ber of iliyirians, among others, the most eminent car specialist of this city, who told me that
only nn oeriition could help me, and even that only temporarily, that t!it head noises would
then ceae, but the hearing In the affected ear would he tot fnrecr.
I then saw vour advertisement accidentally in n New York paper, and ordered your treat
ment. After I had ued it only a few day according to your directions, the noises ceased, and
to da v. after five wceki, my hearing in the diseased ear has been entirely restored, I thank you
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