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The Foremost Show of the World;
YOU CAN NEVER AFFORD TO MISS THE
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ITWEFFORENOON WELL WORTH A JOURNEY OF 100 MILES TO INSPECT.
"W SHOWS DAILY AT 1 AND 7 P. M.
Mn Hour given to Witness the Animal and Museum Curios before the
Commencement of the Circus and Hippodrome Performance.
Bowling
is a pleasant recreation,
is invigorating and is a
healthful pastime, and
for a pleasant hour's
amusement nothing is
more interesting than a
game or two at the : : :
flpex Bouilinq Alleys
v. l. McMillan,
Proprietor.
holoo Tobaccos and Cigars
Always on Hand
"HHEDJIATI8M CVHKl) IN A DAY.
'aVyttlo Cure for Ithcnrnatltrn Mid Neuralgia
'tetttrallyrmeiln 1 in .Itlays. It action upon
.be ysu in In rritBrkntile ami mysterious It
Tlttom at mire iheraute mil the dlseaselm--irtrincly
Oliai'iearr. Tlie Oril dote greatly
'tr.pi. it, cem and t w. told by 11. K.
noe, Druggist, lted Cloud.
"Writd Young men to prelate for goTern--'wnt
trillion. Fine opening! In all depart
"mulls. Good salaries. Itapld promotion.
iXeeailnatloni sot n. I'anlculsrs free.
Iliwr State Cor. Init., Cedar Kapldi, la.
IKrtAKMATOKY KI1BUMATISM CUHED IN
3 DAYS.
"Morton L. Hill, of Lebanon, Iml.,tays; "My
"wife had InfUmmatorr Kheumatlun In every
satiKlei and Joint, her mtlerlng was terrltle
us.d her bedy and fare were swollen almost be.
yoncViecognltlon. had ben In bed six weeks
'and bad eight physicians, but ricelved no
txneflt mull the tried the Mystic Cure for
Rbaumatlsm. It gave Immediate relief and
she was-able to walk about In three days, lam
nre It saved her life." Sold by II. B. Orlce
"TJrugglit; lted Cloud.
Wouldn't this
make you dry
. Tfho Ico cream ami soda water
season is ngulti at huuil Tho
tlmo when von want a nice,
cool, refreshing drink front
our1 oxcollent fountain or a
dish of cream from our ro
frlgorators. I Our soda fountain is now
opeu and you may obtain
drinks at
5sc iqc and 15c,
S!he Bon Ton
W. S. DENSE, Proprietor.
IS rtiMA am af.J.J 2
mti Laxative Bromo Quinine Tweti. js
rievwiMHakm boxes sold tw part 13 Months. This Signature, &
GREAT CONSOLIDATED
. SHOWS
TWICE AS BIG AS
BEFORE THROUGHOUT
01.
prH
222 South Peoria St.,
Chicago, III., Oct. 7, 1002.
Eight months ago I wu io ill
.that I was compelled to lie or lit
down nearly all the time. My
tomach was io weak and upset
that I could keep nothing on it
and I Tomitcd frequently. I
could not urinate without great
pain and I coughed ao much that
my throat ana lungs were raw
and tore. The doctor pro
nounced it Bright'! disease and
othera aaid it waa coniumption.
It mattered little to me what
they called it and I had no de
sire to lire. A sister Tiiited me
from St. Louis and aiked me if
I had ever tried Wine of Cardui.
I told her I had not and she
bought a bottle. I believe that
itsavedmylife. Ibelievemany
women could tare much suffer
ing if they but knew of it Talue.
Don't you want freedom from
pain? Take Wine of Cardui
and make one supreme effort to
be well. You do not need to be
a weak, helpless sufferer. You
can have a woman's health and
do a woman's work in life. Why
not secure a bottlo of Wine of
Cardui from your druggist to
day? wiN&cwmui
Land Buyers' Excursion,
Bargains in pasture and hay land,
improved and unimproved valley and
upland farms in Valley, Greeley, How
ard and Slionnnn counties. Piistmo
and farm lands from 8r to $20 per acre.
From S'.OOtoJ.'iOOstcunK an improved
or tiver bottom farm.
Excursion will leave Cowlcs for
Loup City 'luosday, Sept. 22, over B
& M R. R. Loup City and return,
84 17, on this date only. Securo a farm
uuvv anu get. lanoiora rent, write for
particulars to A. 11. Keeney, Cowlcs,
Neb.
To Cure A Cold In One Day.
Tako Laxativo Bromo Quinine Tab
pis. All druggists refund the money
f it falls to cure. E, W. Grove's signs-
ure U on each box. 25o.
HIPPODROME
TRACK
a v vmi ; a vruiu in vrne icr
GUIDE ROCK.
I. D. Colrin Is getting up nn oxcur
slou to Oborlln, Kansas, to start next
week front Otiido Hock.
Somo lino samples of corn aro being
brought into town this woek.
Dr. J. F. Urndshaw of Superior was
in town Monday.
N. J. Castor, of Northbranch was in
town yesterday.
F. D. Crow has moved Into tho Oc
cidental building.
Tho Methodists havo bought a hotiso
near the houso of Joseph Hunter for a
piiwonago.
Tho Uuido Rock' school opened
Monday.
Krtnti and Louella Watt havo gono
to Lincoln to attend tho Conservatory
of music at tho university.
MUs Ulauch Holand is studying
music nt tho Franklin academy.
Quito a number from hero aro at
tending tho stato fair this week.
Henry Street is now clerk at tho
Uuido Ilock houso.
Win, Guy has his now rosldonco
about completed.
Undo John Kindchor's son Thomas
is hero from California.
Mrs. William Kindcher is in Colo
rado for her health.
An Undo Tom's Cnbin show will bo
hero tomorrow.
J. II Cooloy of tho Guide Ilock
lumber company is up from Hebron.
Real Estate Transfers.
Transfers for week ending Wednes.
day, September 9, furnished by J 11.
Hailey of Webster County Abstract
company.
C C Cox to Selisa Cox, sw qr 22
and nw qr 27-2-10, wd 8 1
A II Thomas to A II Keoney, wd,
noqr 21.3-11 2500
Win II Thomas, Jr, Jim It Green-
halh,wd,ie qr 21811 3200
Byron L Goodell to Wm Reiher,
wd, lot 13, block 0, Bladen.... 000
Thos J Bronnan to Ben Ludlow.
wd, lota 16 and 17, block 20.
Smith & Moore's add to Red
Cloud 100
Ben Ludlow and wife to S B
Kiaer, wd, same 100
C as A Campbell to Sylvia
Knutson, no qr ne qr 17-1-10, wd COO
Fred A M Brown to Flora F
Brown, wd, part nw qr nw qr
3-210 1
Clans Rose to Harm Anderson,
wd. a hf sw qr 33 49 1400
W L Millioa to E J Million, wd,
wd, w hf 211-0 1
Lena G Hill and husband to Geo
. Ruaeo, wd, lot 16, blook 8,
Vance's addition to Guide
Rock 25
Total 18828
Mortgages tiled, 85,850
Mortgages released, SI ,050.
Low Rates West.
Tho Burlington oilers round trip
tickets as follows:
Denver, Col., and return, 113.45,
Juno 1 to Sept. 80.
Colorado Springs, Colo., and return,
15.00, June 1 to Sept 30.
Pueblo, Col., and return, $10.60,
June 1 to Sept. 80.
Glenwood Spring?, Colo., and return,
825 45, June 1 to Sept. 30.
Ogden, Utah, and return. (30 50,
June 1 to Sept. 80.
Salt Lake City, Utah, nnd return,
830 50 June 1 to Sept. 30.
Deadwood, S. D., and return, S18.M),
June 1 to Sept. 30.
Hot Springs, S. D., and return,
815.40, June 1 to Sept. 30.
' Custer, S. O., and .'return, I1G.00,
Juno 1 to Sept. 30.
Ask ticket agent for particulars.
RathachlM'a Intere.t In Chess.
One of the Rothschild family, though
he never takes part In tournaments,
is. known to be a flrst-class amateur
and his Interest in the game Is so great
that ho has found positions In his bank
In Vienna for many a struggling pro
fessional chess player. London Dally
News.
1
Bolt for Potting.
The best soil to use either for pot
ting or top dressing la two parts good
turfy loam (that from an old pasturo
Is best), one part leaf mold, half a part
dried horso droppings, rubbed quite
flno and half a part coarse sand. The
whole should bo well mixed.
OfflclaU Sorve Communion Kmblemf.
At tho communion sorvlco in ono of
tho Presbyterian churches In Wash
ington ono Sunday recently the bread
and wine were passed by two admirals,
a general, two supremo court Justices
and a former secretary of state.
Mora Driaklng Watar Troablaa.
Detroit people are swearing because
they get live lisards from their hy
drants. The patronage, perhaps, doea
not warrant the company In furnish
ing them with crocodiles and hippopot
ami. Denver Post.
CureaCria
in Two Days.
,
WTjCfa.
oia every
DOX.Z30.
ABOUT THOBB BIO WAVES.
IVot lMTgt Than TJinal, but Da to
Hoars Foattlon. I
One does not hear nowadays when'
a steamer has an experience, ltko that1
of the Teutonic on her last voyaga
over quite ao much talk about "tidal
waves" aa always resulted from nuobl
episodes a few yeans ago, but oven
now there seems to be a very gonoral
misapprehension as to what happen?
In these cases, and a still moro gen
eral mlsapprohonslon as to why It
happens. In reality It 1b hardly more
exact to speak of "giant waves" than
of "tidal waves," for, though the
waves In any given series differ ap
preciably in size, the difference la
rarely if over enough even to begin to
account for tho damage that one par
ticular wavo among the many harm
less ones often does. Olllcers on the
brlilgo of the Teutonic, desplto the
shnrp watch ahead which they wora
doubtless keeping, saw no notable ng
gregntlon of water approaching them,
and tho reason they did not was that
thero was nono to see, says tho Now
York Times. What thoy did notice
was a lively sea, with the usual vari
ations In the distance between Its ele
vations and depressions. Then the
vessel's stem chanced to strike one
of the larger waves just at the In
stant whon the stern chanced to bo
raised by another larger wave, and as
a natural consequence a lot of water
camo aboard. But It didn't "rush aft,"
as most of tho accounts say. The water
comprising a wavo has no horizontal
motion, though tho form of the wave
has, and what "rushing aft" thero
was, beyond the not very fierce In
clination of tho shlppod sea to find Its
level on the decks, waa altogether due
to tho rushing forward of the steamer.
The Teutonic's speed In ordinary
weather averages somewhere In tho
neighborhood of eighteen knots, and
with a vessel moving nt that rate a
large mass of water, though dropped
straight downward on her forward
section, reaches the stern, or some in
termediate obstruction, In a very min
ute period. The motion Is In most
part only apparent, but tho effects aro
the same as though the water moved
Instead of the ship, and the conse
quences to passengers and deck etnir
tures, while often serious, are not in
the slightest degree myatarioua. "Olant
wavea," like "tidal wave." are only
encountered by vessels driven rapidly
Into a bead sea, and whenever such
driving 1b done the experienced pas
senger will carry himself cautiously,
though the oeck may have been dry
for hours and the sea no higher than
before. Such passengers know, as do
all the sallormen on board, that f
pMp and sea happen to assume certain
relative positions a wave that other
wIes would attract bo attention will
do what none of its peers has done
-rsrh the deck and cause it to be
-nt by some tons of water moving,
o r.ll intents and purposes, at a aped
o much less than that of an express
WHERE BEGGARS CAN RIDE.
Crr Chvap Ennnth In Sf Z'fn1
to fllr All w Moint.
!!o;?s are so cheap In Auckland
st pcdestrianlFm bids fair to become
'.r..t. The postman does his round
heseback. The butcher, a huj;c
lt r ung over his arm, canters up
..h nrtered provender. Schoolboys,
.o ::-fc'i.tntiy sharing a mount, ride
o srUno'., w-here a paddock Is reserved
: :ht:r ponies. Even the lanipllghier
."fcrn.s his duties perched on an
rbllng r.ag, while the droves of live
ot.k, posing along the reads are al
ays ur.der the care of a mounted es
ort. Whoa an outdoor man Is sent ou
.n errand that would entail walking a
uv.:er of a mlje he invariably spends
en irlnuteB In catching a horse that
ic may ride. But moro ludicrous than
ill elEe was It to see a sweep, his at
'er.tion to the kitchen chimney com
pleted, canter off on his nag, with tho
beg of soot perched on the saddle be
.'ore him. As an lnstanco of tho topsy
turvy state of things antipodean It
may be mentioned that It is considered
smarter to drive In a hired carriage
than in your own trap.
J Wlaoooaln's Obligation to the Foon
In the absence of a statuto creating
an obligation, the supremo court of
Wisconsin, in tho case of Patrick vs.
Town of Baldwin (86 N. W. Rop.,
274), holds that none rests on a muni
cipal corporation to maintain or relieve
poor persona, and that a court has no
power upon the ground of moral obli
gations or the equities of any given
case to hold such a corporation liablo
to a private person who may have re
lieved or supported a poor person.
And where the law imposes on a muni
cipality the duty of maintaining poor
persons and designates officers there
for to aot In its behalf in tho per
formance of such duty, their mere neg
ligence will not operate aa an lmplle.i
request to a prlvato party to supply
a needy person's wants, upon which
such party can act and hold .tho muni
cipality liable as upon an Implied con
tract DNlfa of BaakUa Vaaak.
The design of Mr. Ruaktn'a tomb la
a cross of the early English type
bewn out of a block of green slate
and lettering la replaced by symbols.
On the face the candlestick of the tab
eraaela represent the "Settaa Uunp"
the "Hon of St Mark's," e Iwinu
of Venlfte," in the oentaf, am aitfct
near a ulna fnmt and beaWe th ria
log turn auMecte "Modem Peintara,
while below If a tfure with a fcrre, On.
the baak ar gt Qcocxe aad.the Dt.-mc
oa, the Grown of Wl Olive, Par
CUviiartu Beaaaae and LUlea, and al
tin fao uato this LasV U nnraeaV
ed by the ntyuent of the voimm Lb
tho viucynrdV
I
MANY MAYORS IN NEW YORK.
Raat Bide ftaetlona Have Tbalr Own
Though TJnantliorJasd EieotlT.
Certain sections of the east side In
New York elect mayors of their own
each year. It is generally a matter ol
common consent or a casting of votot
at some saloon on nn evening beforf
agroed upon, and the man who wln
goes for ono year under tho tltlo ol
mayor of Poverty Hollow, or some
other like appellation. Upon festive
occasions he Is permitted to dress up
In a regalia of his own choosing and
head tho procession. Usually ho Is n
saloon-keeper, and as his place of bus
iness becomes tho local city hall, lu
coins much money becauso of the beoi
and other drinks sold therein. Hla
edicts aro of an advisory character,
Tho mayor of Chinatown is a man ol
real authority In many ways. Ol
course, he hns no recognition In n legal
way, but nniomj tho Chlneso hla In
fltionco and power count for a great
dent. The method of his cloctlon if
curious. Thero are several factions,
each of which Is pushing a candidate.
At an appointed hour all of theso meet
In a public hall. Every man basins to
talk nnd they keep It up without ces
sation. After a tlmo some of them
grow tired and drop out. The rest
koop on. Then more go away, and the
candidate whose frlonds remain the
longest and talk the last Is declarod
elected and no one questions his au
thority. The oddest election of all Is
that held each year In the city alms
house. The men thero havo no vote
for city officers, but as most of them
have been voters for years and don't
like to give up the habit, thoy hold nn
annual election of their own an. I
choose a mayor of tho almshouse. A
new election will bo ordered in a fw
days. Thero Is a vacancy In the of
fice. JuHub Bullock, who was onca a
soldier In the German army, has laid
down his life and his honors together.
He had bean mayor for eleven years.
There are three, candidates In tho field.
"Uncle Mike," who Is running becauso
ho has a wooden log; Myers, the ex
sausage man, who used to supply the
city aldermen with Frankfurters, and
Sandy Meigs, who had a distant cousin
who was a hostler In old Commodore
Vanderbllt's stables. Chicago Chron
icle. FAITHFULNESS OP CANINE.
Bald Bar to Tra for Muaa Days. Bark
loa; far Asalataac.
The mysterious disappearance ol
two valuable hounds owned by A. V.
Combs of Oakland, Cal has ben
plained, and the story behind It prov.t
one of the most remarkable cases o:
canine faithfulness and determination
ever recorded. Combs was one of a
party of hunters who returned a cou
ple of weeks ago from a week's hunt
ing trip In the-mountains -back- of
Crescent City, Del Norte county. The
party had' taken along four bounds,
which were missed during the first
night in the mountains. They had
evidently strayed away during the
night, and for the following four days
the hunters were without tuelr com
panions. On tho fourth day, however,
two of the hounds returned to camp
the two belonging to Combs being U:i
ally given up for lojt or stolen. Whet:
the hunttrs were ready to start fo:
home tbry Informed Superior . .Jttd?
Cutler of tho mysterious disappear
ance of the two hounds and requested
him to advertise a reward for their
return In his namo. One day Mr
Combs received a letter from Judse
Cutler conveying the happy news that
the hounds had been recovered; that
they were found In the mountains sev
eral rnllcs from where Jno Oaklandrrs
had been hunting, by a miner, who
had heard them barking for sevcr.il
days. The miner had gone to Inves
tigate and found two hounds holding
the fort at the base of a large tree,
Into which a bear had climbed for
safety from their. attack. This was
the ninth day they had remained on
watch at this particular tree. They
were completely exhausted and very
nearly starved to death, as was also
the bear, which the miner killed.
Diet Aimed at Orarstoutness.
A new "cure" has appeared In Paris,
said to be much In vogue, especially
among members of the smart set. It
takes the form of a special diet and
tho particular malady at which It is
aimed Is overstoutness. The Idea of
this diet Is that everything, or nearly
everything, must bo eaten cold; and
even hot coffee, tea or soup Is forbid
den to thoso following the regime. Tho
early breakfast of toast, cold game or
hnrd-boiled eggs and ham Is accom
panied by a cup of cold milk. At
luncheon, again, there Is nothing but
cold meats and cold puddings, with
bread and cheese or salad; while
again, at night, the meal hiay consist
only of mayonnaise of fish, cold en
trees nnd entremets. All this may bo
well enough and possibly beneficial
to somo people, Hut to claim that a
"cold" diet of this sort will prove ben
eficial to all persons afflicted with too
much lleah Is claiming too much.
Faahlon'a Dlotlon.
The word "charming," as applied to
men, women, music, books and weath
er, baa gone out with the century. Like
the black velvet bows for tho hair and
the pulley belts, It became common,
and has therefore been dropped from
the vocabulary of aoclety email talk.
Attraothro la the smart word now
If it happens to be appropriate. If
not, there U a ohoioe of expressions,
the simpler the better. In tact, aoolety
eeenn to be striving afte simplicity In
apaeoh. It no longer says "yacht! '
instead, va hear the simpler wont
boat; playhouse where we formerly
heard theater, and ao on ad Infinitum,
By theae earmarks one's social statue
la easily recornlxod.
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X Preservation, X
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(onpoMto itcvoro Home, J-
olileat nnd bent In this i.
d 111 ISfll. Author and T.
v lloiton, Mnti.li tho
C country! catnnllahct!
i lur liluiu mnii iiiii. i-ma nun v.uiiBuiui,t
T PhyMeliin to tho Initltutt. Rrmluate of liar- x
vard Medical CoIIckc, clatu 1HM, Consul.
if tailon by letter or In person, 0 to 6.
$ Sunday, 10 to I.
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X brochure, KHKK, scold i Inclose t cents for X
Ipostne. Treats on Kxliausteil Vitality. X
EDITOR'S NOTE Mcdlc?nBUt"Tobb?cn f
n Died fact, and tt will remain so. It Is ns &
sH standard ns American (lold. ... HS
tf. Tho 1'cabo-ly MedltM Institute lias many )
1 Imitator. Oiit no ium.- lloston Herald, jj;
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fDoN-r Be Fooled!
Oenulne ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA
U put up In white packages, manufactured
exclusively by the fifadlson Medlcint
Co., Madison. Wis. Sella at js cents a
package. All othera are rank Imitations
nd substitutes, don't risk your health by
taking them . THBOENUINU makes sick
Esople Well, Keeps you Well. All Honest
ealera sell the Oenulne.
IIOLLISTER DRUQ CO, Madison, Wis.
PCHICHESTCrVa CNQLIBH
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Bsrfti AiwaT.r.iini0 i.aaie.. iirunsits
fbr UIIIUIIKTKK'.S KNGI.ISII
Id HKD dI Uald aittlllt boiei ...Il
llh bin ribbon. Take other, llffu.o
Daagcraaa MabatltaUaas and Imlta
tlaas. Ra of yr Drscctit. or ro4 4o. ta
"""i?-"". I'arUoalara, Trotlaiaatala
J "Keller far La4laa,"M !ilr, bj re.
Sara Hall, t O.OMO T.tlnaiilft1.. Ralrf h.
all DraiiWti. CklekasUr f 'keasleal Ca.
8444 Sfadtaaa Haare, l'UILA.. k'A.
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
Clf tnd brsutirits the httr.
l'Minuits a laiutUnt growth.
Never Fails to Destore Gray
Kntr to lta Youthful Color.
Cunt Ktlp iIIkiio A hslr fslliiif.
t-'w.sndllnist DruiririiU
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SUPPORT
SCOTT'S EMULSION serves u a
bridge to carry the weakened aad
starved system alont; until it can Nad
firm support in ordinary food.
Send for free sampla.
SCOTT Si IIOWNE, Chamtsta,
409-415 I'eail Street, New York.
50c. and J 1.00 i all druggist.
"Shave?"
You are "Next" at
Oliver SchafTnlt's
a
Barber Shop,
3
Basement Potter-Wright Building,
Scissors Ground,
Razors Honed, s
AND
I ALL KINDS OF EDGEj
TOOLS SHARPENED
1
9
All kinds of barber work executed J
promptly and satisfaction I
guaranteed.
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T ME TABLE.
Red Cloud. Neb.
LINCOLN
OMAHA
QUI G 'AGO
81. JOE
KANSAS CITY
Bl. LOUIS nnd
all points east and
south.
DENVEU
HELENA
BUT1E
SAL7 LAKE O'T
POIITLAND
S.1JV FJMJYCISC0
and all pointi
west.
TRAINS IKAVE Aa FOU.OWB:
No, 13. I'asjicnKur dally for Obcrlin
, si; ncl brenrJiei!o.
ford. McCook, Deuverand all
points we.t.. "O!l0e.m.
No, 14. Passenger dally for St. Joe.
iC,V"V1,y'. Atehlion. St
!?J?l,i.Lll.,col,i v' VVymore
and all point east and south 2'jrj am
No 15. Passenger, cully, Denver, all
e.o!.ac?'r
N0, 16, B v'a ' '
m ... . .060.a.
?.uAd,A.,'"l,l,sii Grand la.
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