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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1904)
SCSSSw: 'WwywomiiM)' yrw!'''',ff MEXICAN MEXICAN MEXICAN MEXICAN MEXICAN MEXICAN mustang Liniment Mustang Liniment Mustang Liniment Mustang Liniment Mustang Liniment Mustang Liniment tircH Cuts, liurnn, Brulnca. In nso for over sixty ycarH. for Man, Beast or Poultry. Best for Horse aUmcnta. Umbers up Stiff Joints. cures Frostbites and ChllblainB. MEXICAN MEXICAN MEXICAN MEXICAN MEXICAN MEXICAN MEXICAN .Mustang Liniment Mustang Liniment Mustang Liniment Mustang Liniment Mustang Liniment Mustang Liniment cures Sprains and Strains. cures Spavin and Ringbone. heals Old Sores quickly. Tlcut for Cattle ailments. penetrates to the very bone. Best thing for a lame horse. MEXICAN MEXICAN MEXICAN MEXICAN ana Lin MEXICAN Mustang Liniment Mustang Liniment Mustang Liniment Mustang Liniment Mustang Liniment Mustang Liniment Is a positive cure for Piles. cures all forms of Rheumatism. cures Caked Udder In cows. Best for Sheen ailments. ntwnvavna.niUfnrtlmi. ,1.-lVn..i.t nil inflammation. always gives satisfaction. drives out all inflammation. ah-sai Ti ii n ii i i : M t. m CROPS ARE INSURED. Mi Nrliraakn I'll rinrra Wiifruttnrtlrd Again! I.iimn In TliMr Whmt from II: II. ' It In IntrrcstliiB (ohc? llio adjustment of hullatottn losses on Nebraska crops. Tho Insuring of crops from hall has become- tho custom there, henilwny beltiK mnile Blnco the Nebraska farmer Moppet! raising spring wheat and hrr.au cowing winter wheat, reports tho Chicago Trib une. Winter wheat crops nro considered good risks by the old line companies. They aro Insured for from $1 to$10ar aero at six per cent, premium. A largo amount of the Insurance placed by form ers Ih ngalnM dnmnge from hall. A storm occurred In western Nebraska this year, hut struck a section where most of tho growing crop of winter wheat was covered by Insurance. A man with a barrel hr.op will quickly ascertain almost the exact amount of tho loss to a field of wheat. Tho com panies havo adjusters In every locality where Insurance Ir placed. One drives to the field and selects a place where- the wheat has been blown down and dam aged. Into a section of this he casts tho hoop, and then ho carefully counts every stalk Inside It. Then he counts tho num ber of heads that aro down. If GO out ot 100 of these heads havo been turned to the earth, the ndjuster reckons a loss of GO per cent, and this loss Is allowed on each acre that has been struck by tho vtonn. Tho number of acres Is deter nlned by a survey, If the farmer demands this. The adjuster must take Into consid eration the state of the wheat when It -was struck by the hall, for It may have been blown down previously, and the owner may yet be able to get the most of It If It has reached a csrtaln degree of maturity. H. W. Cowglll. an adjuster at Hold rege, says that claims amounting to 120,000 had been adjusted. Some of tho losses were total, and the owners had bnt the Insurance money for their labor. They were allowed to harvest what they could get, and In some Instances they secured 20 bushels to the acre. This they were entitled to under the rules of the company. The Insurance renders a good crop al most a certainty. In the last eight years there has been one good crop after an other, tho acreage and the yield seem ing to Increase until last year the state produced C0.000.000 bushels. Mr. Cowglll showed a map of a town ship In Phelps county, Neb. On each -quartersectlonwaslndlcatedtheamnunC of Insurance, and nearly all of the town ship was protected. TWO KINDS OF FINANCIERING. Simplest of Hank Fraadi That Wn Sucaasafnllr Workeit bjr a "chumlnK Clerk. "I saw a man on tho street tho other day who got away with one of the sim plest bnnk frauds I ever heard of," said MBS. CECELIA STOWE, Orator, Entro Nous Clab. 170 Warren Avenue, CnicAao, Im.., Oct. 22, 1002. For TWnrlv four vnnra 1 aiifFnri.tl from ovarian troubles. Tho doc tor insisted on an operation as tho only way toget well. I, however, auuiiKiy uujitn.it 10 an operation. Mv llUsll.iml foil iliolmnrtnnr.il no well as I, for homo with a sick woman is a ilisconsolato placo at best. A friendly druggist ndviscd uim io gee n. Dotuo ot wmo or Canlui for mo to try, and ho did so. LK.-yujiuiimprovuinaiowaavsanu my recovery was very rapid, with in eighteen weeks I was another being. CHlLccuy Mrfl. Rtnnrn'a Inftii olin A ---. .v..u .. ouuna wiuv woman how a homo is saddened by iLtnalrt wnnlrnna nnl lints? fwtxlsiAl.. Wmo of Canlui cures that sick ness and brincra health nml Vinnnl. nets again. Do not go on Buffer ing'. Qo to your druggist today andsecuroa 11.00 botUo of Wine of Cardui. IVINECARDUI V Tokt Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabiect. St) MBoa heme soM b tst 13 soot. This timatare. (& u batik Inspector who was in .Sow mn on his regular tour of duty. "This mini was employed In a bank In n city up stntn. It turned out when thu bank closed Its doors Hint It had bcui run very loosoly, but that had nothing In particular to do with this man's opera tions. Ho was a clerk In tho bank and mndo up tho quarterly Interest account. "This wns a Hheet showing what was duo each depositor for Interest. It gen erally ran to thieo or four sheets, and the footing of each had to bo carried to the top of tho next one. Well, about tho third sheot tho clerk would enter tho footing properly, then let a drop of Ink fall on tho 11 rut column of the figures. Ho would let It dry there, thus obscuring tho footing of the sheet. "In cnrrylng over to tho next sheet tho footing thnt was blotted he would add $1,000, so that the total of the n port would show f 1.000 more chargeable to interest than actually was a charge against the bank. He'd let this report go to tho directors of the bank, with the Idea that If tho error was detected he wouid account for It by tho blot, saying ho had made a natural mistake. When the sheet went through unquestioned he proceeded to get possession of tho $1,000 by opening an account In the nnme of a fictitious person and crediting this ac count with $1,000. The bank's accounts wero thus forced to a balance "Then by drawing checks on tho ac count of tho fictitious depositor ho would draw the money out. When wo nabbed him he made a confe islon. He had been stealing about $4,000 a year In this way. That was the bank," continued the In spector, "where, when tho directors found the hole In the bottom, they fitted up a president's office In magnificent style, went out aad got an ambitious mil lionaire, showed him the office, asked him If ha wouldn't like to be president and then sold him their stock at $150. He wasn't In a month before the bank failed." WORKING CLASSES ABROAD. Do Not MveelTe Good Pjr If or LIt - Io Well aa Amerlests. BreaalTvlanera. "During my recent three months' so journ in European countries I spent a good deal of the timo trying to get correct information as to the life of the common people; how the masses over thero got on socially and econom ically," remarked Albert Sidney Ilurle son. tho young congressman from the Austin (Tex.) district, according to a Washington report. "In seeking light on tho condition of tho breadwinners of England, France and Germany, I went out into tho rural districts and asked questions of pretty nearly every body with whom I could converse. "Tho result of my observations led mc to the conclusion thnt In England tho working classes approximate more nenrly tho standard of living enjoyed by tho wage earners of tho United States than their brethren who toll on tho continent. Tho English la borer, ns to hours, wages, and the com forts of lite, has n better timo than the German, while the German's status Is superior to that of tho Frenchman. In Great Britain, however, there seem? to mo to bo an immenso amount of loafing, and thero nro nearly as many holidays there as there aro in Mexico. Thoy take their timo about everything, and It makes an American chafo in London because of his Inability to get oven a cup of coffee beforo 9 a. m. "But, though I put England nbove tho other nations, I do not mean thereby to convey tho Idea that I con sider King Edward's subjects as pros perous or progressive, according to American standards. In point of fact, tho English as a race arc deteriorating. While I was In the country a govern ment commission wns carrying on an Inquiry as to the causes of tho physical decline of the people. It occurred to mo that perhaps somo connection might bo established between tho ac knowledged degeneracy and tho uni versal swilling of nlo by tho women of Englnnd. Whcrevor ono goes thlH disgusting spectnclo of women drink ing In public houses is witnessed. "In France and Germany tho Amer ican travelor grows weary of the sight of uniforms. Tho soldier crowds tho clvlllnn to tho edgo of tho sldowalk everywhere, and evidently regards hlm solf as a superior being. It occurs to mo that popular liberty, so far ns tlicsi countries nro concerned, Is n myth. In Germnny thero Is a widespread nnd over growing discontent with tho exist ing order, with militarism in particu lar, and with tho fiscal system of the empire. This was evidenced in the elections held whllo I w.as In tho coun try." I Occupation and I.nniccrltr. With regard to the occupations which ensure longevity, It Is the univert-al tes timony that clerg)men reach the high est age, being closo run by gardenersand To Cure a Cold in One Dav m m laborers, although' their occupation Is so largely In tho open air. are not conspicu ous as long livers, excrpt In France, Sweden and Hnglnnd. People working with wood are longer lived than those whose occupations am with metals, and both nttnln a higher ago than textile, workers and workers in chemical In dustries. The shortest-lived people nro miners, except In T'.nitlniul, where the superior mining regulations and ndmlra ble sanitary arrangements have a bene ficial effect. In England and Norway t sailors and fishermen live to a far.grcater ago than In Germany and Franco. P Aflor Mlilnlicht. ' "Just think," said Mr. Staylate, 'this j Is tho first time I'vo seen you in nearly two months." "Yes," replied Miss Bord, suppressing a yawn. "Did er anyone call on you last night?" "Last night?" she repeated, ostenta tiously glancing at the clock. "No ono but you." Philadelphia Press. CITY THAT IS DYING. Oner I'roipcrnna Nevada Tm Slow ly Dwlndllnif to Ilolapldatlon and IH-enr. Virginia City, Nov., has Just about reached the limit of going down hill," said George W. Sproulc, clerk of the United States court, reports the Helena Record. "The authorities have abolished tho street Ugh, discharged tho solitary night watchrotin and reduced the fire de partment to two men. Listen to this," continued Mr. Sproule.as he picked up a Nevada newspaper and read: '"The Virginia Enterprise says that owing to the shortness of funds In the Storey county treasury the commissioners have found It necessary to cut off all expenses possible. After the first of next month there will be no morestreet lights on the old Comstock. The Are department Is to be reduced to two men and the one po liceman now doing duty at night will be dispensed with. Poor old Virginia! It seems a pity that a place once the live liest In the world should go so completely to the dogs that there Is nothing left worth stealing and the, few people left there must either stay at home nights or carry lanterns.' "I lived in Virginia City nearly 30 years ago," said Mr. Sproule, "and at that time the town had a population of 40,000 per sons. It doesn't seem possible that It should hove reached its present state of dilapidation. In those days It was the liveliest place In the west, bar none. "There are hundreds of persons now living In Montana who once lived in Vir ginia City, nnd none of them but will re member the old town In Its palmy days, and to think that now there isn't even a policeman on duty there!" Shied at a Cinch. "I'll bet a dollar If I should ask you to marry me you'd refuse," ventured Gussle, trying to inject a little moro spirit into the conversation. "My, but you're a cheap one!" re sponded the girl. "W-y-y-why?" stammered Gussle. "Because you won't bet more than a dollar on a sure thing." Baltimore American. Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children. Successfully used by Mother Gray, mirso in tho Children's Homo in New York, euro fevirishnesf, bail stomach, teoihing disordois, movo nnd togulate tho bowels mill destroy worms. Over 30,000 testimonials. They cover fail At all druggists, SJic. Sttinplo free. Ad dross Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y l'J-4. - To Cure A Cold In One Day. Tnko Laxative Uronio Quinino Tab lots. All druggists refund tho monov if it falls to euro. E. W. Grove's signs tare in on ench box. 25o. Order to Show Cause. IN TUB COUNTY COUItT. State of Nebranka, I Wi-biiter Couuiy. At n county court held at llio count;- court room In nnd for baIiI county, JmuiHty nth, A. I) HOI. In tlie mutter of tlio estate ot Isanu Taylor, lcreninl. On reading and tiling thu pet'tlon of Walter Taylor. pnlng that admlnlMraiUui of said entile may bo granted to raid A'olter Taj lor, iih Hitm'iilhtratxr. Ordered, thai Tuoiday, the Slid day of February, A. I), lb , at 1 o'clock l. m Is am-lRiird for hearing said petition, when all i croons Interested In Kald matter may appear nt a county p urttobe held In and for snld county and khow exuto why prayer of petitioner tbotild nol be Krantod ; and that in tire of tho pendanry of ald petl Hon and tho hcarlne thereof lie (i I ven to all lemon Interested In Mid mailer, by publish ItiK n copy of ill It- order In tho Kcd Cloud mirr. h weekly newspaper published In fRld county, for thieo coiuecutlvo weeks prior to aid day of hearing, J'kai A. n. Krenct. jan? County Judge. Ore Grip fa Two Days. -I &, Sifr'J&yy' on every box. 25c. DO YOU GET UP WITH A IyAME BACK? Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable. Almost cverylxxly who rcadt the news papers is sure to know of the wonderful cures made by Dr. Kilmer's Swamp- Jj tyl I Uoot' tMC k'rcat kil- I iuj&-rj "0') liver and blail- It is the great med ical triumph of the nineteenth century ; discovered nfteryears of scientific research by Dr. Kilmer, the eminent kidney and bladder specialist, and is wonderfully successful in promptly curing lame back, uric acid, catarrh of the bladder and Ilright's Disease, which is the worst form of kidney trouble. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec ommended for everything but if you have kidney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found just the remedy you need. It has been tested in so many ways, in hospital work mid in private practice, mid has proved so successful in every case that a special arrangement has been made by which nil readers of this paper, who have not nlrcady tried it, may have n sample bottle sent free by mail, also a lxok tell ing more nbout Swamp-Root, nnd how to findout if youliave kidney or bladder trou ble. When writing mention reading this generous offer in this paper and send your address to Dr. Kilmer & Co., llinghnmton, N. Y. The regular fifty-cent and one dollar size bottles are Bom of Swamp-Boot. sold by all good druggists. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamtoii, N. V., on every bottle. CATARRH Ifcrs smAuC $ A. mj&sxm C!i. HFIki iv.Kura'Gtt A,ruij "M JUOTfi' Ely's Cream Balm This Remody Is a Specific, Sure to Clve Satisfaction. GIVES RELIEF AT ONOC It cleanses, soothes, heals, nnd protects tho diseased membrane. It cures Catarrh and drives nway a Cold in tho Head quickly. Restores tho Senses of Tasto and Hindi Easy to uso. Contains no injurious drugs. Applied into tho nostrils and absorbed. Largo Hizo, f0 cents nt Druggists or by mail ; Triul Sizo, 10 cents by mail. , ELY BROTHERS, 56 Warren St., New York. We promptly obtain U. 8. and torelsn JMiim .Soni model, alcotcti or photo ol It.uMloii lor ireureporcna patentability, tor trie book I0 toBccufoTR A nC U h R lt0 write 1 1 uiciiiN mm i iinuL nipviinii in wTTuiTTTl WlWklUll I Opposite U. S. Patent Office WASHINGTON D. C. The FREE Homestead Lands of western Canada re the Star Attraction! for 1904. Millions of acres of magnificent Grain and Grazlnc Lands to be had as a tree elft, or by pur chase from Railway Compan ies, Land Corporations, etc. The Great Attractions Good cropi. deltfbtfnt ell mnte.spleudld school system, perfect social conditions, exceptional rullway advan tuscs, nnd wealth and afflu ence acquired easily. The population of Western Canada Increased 128,000 by Im migration during the past yoar, over 50,000 being Americans. Write to the nearest author ized Canadian Government Agent (or Canadian Atlas and other Information; or address Superintendent Immigration, Ottawa. Canada: W. V. DENNETT, 801 Now York Life Bldg., Omaha, Neb. PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM CleuiMi and bounties th hair. lronHtea a laiurUnt giowth. Nsvsr Tails to Hitore Oray llalr to Its Youthful OolorT Curt K-lp diw.Ki ft hlr tilling. Mi.ainltlujM Prr lf IP r fT im I SH m City Dray and Express Line. 11 on jar & 6Tui)KiiiKrj, mors. Goods Delivered to any part of the city. Charges as low as the Lowest CITY AGENTS FOR Residence 52. Lm FRESH C2i e&? 'la m When purelinsinK Frch nnd Suit Mcnts, Hsli, (iiitno, etc, remember the old Post olllco Meat Murkot, Sherer's old stttud. or C. E. HARRINGTON, Successor to Ed Sherer. 7 . -9 r . - . AY, niSTERI Do.ypu Tk"ow that it will pay YOU. as well aa US to buy your Buildlnjf Ma terial and Coal at ouryards? Not only that our prices avebaoe lower, or at least as low, as thoso of our competit ors, but because we tako especial caro of and protect all can be classed as REGULAR CUSTOMERS. JPLATT A Coal. mmmmmmmmmmmitliimmmikmiltmmm TRADERS LUMBER CO. DKALKHB IN Lumber and Coal, BUILDING MATERIAL, ETC. Red Cloud, - - . Nebraska. Barred Plymovith Rocks Purebred Rock Cockrels, 7k! nud 81. Hens, 7fiu. EKgs, 50c for 15. IDA M. FOUTS, Guide Rock, Neb. Or inquiro of Win. Van Dyko, Red Cloud. '"Shave?" You are "Next" at Oliver SchafTnit's Barber Shop, J Basement Potter-Wright Building. I Seissors Groand, Razors Jloned, I : AND I ALL KINDS OF EDGEl TOOLS SHARPENED j All kinds of bnrber work executed! promptly and sntisfuction I guarapteed. BJBk T.HICHCSTCR-S CNQLISH !5yTl'wvK"Ar'E. lTi t.ll.bl. Ladlw. ul Droit Id ftr UUIUUKSTEIfM KNULIiill la StED ao4 (laid B.taUl. boiat mii SJ" "' " Take otker. Krhaa Uaaa. B..f jor UriLt. or kiIU la ?l?w, J".'"? "..TaatlaaaalaU aait'RallerrrLadlea,,,al.iMr,br n. Draailau. fM.kui.iLu.i'..i .' 444 Madlaaa Nun, VHllJPj BUEUMATISM CUUEI) IN A DAY. Mystic Curo for Iihenmatl6m and Neuralgia radically cures Id 1 Io 3 days. Its action upon the system Is remarkable and ntin.i. 1. removes at oncotliecauso and the dlscato Im mediately disappears. Tho first dote greatly UCU.U Bi U UCIllfl UI1U B1.IHJ. hnill TiV II O .-.. V " s "' " urice, uniKr"' ncu viotui, I ADAIS EXPRESS CO. TELEPHONES, Office 1 19 !9t MEATS ! m Si f.t; ft'lfl IW ik . Si ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft FREES CO. Lumber. atax H. B. ASHBR, VETERINARIAN Of tho' Kansas City Veter inary CoIIoro. Ofllco at C. M. Smith's Livery Barn. ALL CALLS PROMPTLY ATTENDED Telephone 40. RED CLOUD, . . NEB- At Bluo Hill every Thursday. LINCOLN OMAHA GUIOAOO 82. JOE KANSAS CITY 81. LOUIS and all poi7its east and south. DENVEH HELENA DUT1E SAL'l LAKE O'f PORTLAND SAM FRAXCISCO and all point west. THalNS LBAVR AS FOLLOWS! No, 13. Passenger dally for Oberlln ""'St. rrnnclHbranchpfc.Ox. ford, JlcCook, Denverand all points west o .T5 a , Mo, 14. Passenger dally for 8t. Joe, ' b Kaunas City Alchlfoti". St! uuitia, 1.UICU111 via Wymore and all points east and south 2-10 a.m No 15. PasbenKcr. dally. Denver, all po ntsln Colorado, Utah and No. 16. Passenger .dally for .8106, ' rr..; j"t.- "M-uison, ai. .Lnm'h BD11 Points cast and r""."" v".. Aicnison. si. south N0, m' aSS?""?!rwi -10:35 a.ia. land. Black ifilis and all points In tho northwest!." 2;oo p.. fsfiute lnK' V reclining chair car. &iraS,w".rona. Tickets fold 3a Butesor Canada l UUJ po,nt ,n lno U Smbarh.?rNJebr..rSr ' "&&&& (dont Be Fooledi x-v.umo kwkv MOUNTAIN TEA Co ftVL'i?. by..t,'?e Mad ton Mtficln beaicra sll theVicnt.lne. "' A" "one, lOfiHIBII T,M TABLE. j HS11 Red Clod, Neb. 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