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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1918)
EED OLOUD, NEBRASKA, CHIEF x f PERUNA THE BEST MEDICINE FOR COUGHS AND COLDS Miss Ivy Grny, Falrview, Kentucky, writes: - "I, .hnvo taken Tcrurm, nnd wou Id say that It la the best medicine for couglia nnd colda I over saw. I flint tlmt It nltvnyN cnreM n colrt In n nhort while. It nlso Rtrennthenu nnU builds up tho Bystsin." Sold Everrrrhere I Ever Saw Mlsa Orny'B letter breathos bono to tho ailing. It Is nn In spiration to tho sick nnd Inflrm. Liquid or Tablet Korm How Acid-Stomach Wrecks Health of Millions Mtny ppoplo make tho ralnlaL'p of thlnklus tliat r.clil-fctomnch mipcracld lly ns the doctors call 11 mrrul) iiir.tns nn occanlounl nllnck of lndlgrMlon, bloat, lirnrtliurn, bridling, tour, Kiimy loninch, or some other such minor ail ment quickly remcillcil or will cun lt olf ami ltatu nn acrlnu after effects. Aa a matter of fact mipcrncldltr ta r apcii'tlilc for a long truln nf minus nil mi'iila that cause awful mlTirlni; mid vomvtlmea unfile tho tx'St molloul skill. It Is a well established fact that tinny cases of chronic KMmnch trouble, an emia, stomatitis, Kimtrltls, rheninatlsm, gout, lumbiicn, clrrlioali of the liter, auto Intoxlrntlon, flrwiwln, catarrh of tho tomnch. Intestinal ulcer, cancer of the stomach, and frequently valrulnr heart trouble and heart failure, can be traced illrectl) to nit acid-stomach. This Is not at all surprising when am consider that etrn the acid formed In the mouth from fermentation of bits of food lodged In the teeth an acid that U ac tually tnstolrm Is yet powerful enough to eat through tho hard enamel of tle teeth and Hcny them. Is It any wonder, then, tint an excenh amount of acid In tho stomach causes so much misery, undermines the atrpnetb and wrecks the health and happiness of so many pcoploT la It not a fact, within the ramie of your own obserratlon, that nine peoplo out of ten are Tlctlms of acldtomnchi If you ever hope to be well and alronj yon must pet rid of thit excess acid. Nothing Is gained by taking medicluca which merely stimulate and giro one n false sense of strength and that Icivo the excess acid still In the Btoiuach, You must depend upon your -food for ydur strength and unless yon keep your itomach free from -xc'n uclil. pure, weet And strong. It cannot properly digest food! your whole Iwdy sullers. What you want Is relief yes nnd hero Is the way absolutely gunranleed you take no chance. It's been tested tens of thousands of times with unltirsal success. Go to your druggist and get Juit one package of KATOMO, a won derful preparation that will literally wipe tho excess acidity nut of your stomach. The results obtained art nothing short of marvelous. Almost lti stantly It relieves that painful, puffed up feeling after eating, belching, heart burn, sour stomach, etc. Makes the stomach feel cool and comfortable. If you need this help It's jour own fault If ou suffer another day. EATONIC Is absolutely guaranteed, fc get A big oOc box from your druggist. It It does not help you your money will bo refunded. If yonr druggist does not keep EATONIC, send your name and address to the Katonlc Hemedy Company, 1018 H. Wabash Ate., Chicago, 111., and they will at nnco mall you n Cue box. and you can send them the money for It after you re ceive It. jgE$$s. For PINK EYE DISTEMPER CATARRHAL TEVER AND ALL NOSE AND THROAT DISEASES Cures tho sick and acts as a preventative for others. T.I (in Id Riven on tho tongue. Safo for brood marcs and nil others. Best kidney remedy, fio conts n bottle, Jf.60 a dozer.. Sold by nil druKlHts and turf goods houses, or sent, exptrss paid, by tho manufacturers. Iiooklet, "Dis temper. Catiso nnd Cure," free. SI'OIIN MUDICAI, CO., nnnlirn, Intl., U. S. A. The Art of Kindness. As nn elderly married couple were passing up a street, n Intly on the op posite sldo stubbed her toe nnd fell down. Tho old gentleman rushed across tho street, raised his hat, nnd offered to nsslst her In any possible way. The wife followed him across at n Blow pace, and, witnessing his devo tion to the stranger, slip got mad, and shoolc her fist nt him. "It's nil right It's nil right I" ho v. ilspered. "Yes, I know It Is," she hotly ex cUlmed. "Ilere an unknown woman stubs her toe, and you plow ncross the street' to cat her up with kindness. The other day. when I fell downstnlrs, jou stood at the bottom nnd laughed gind chuckled mid tickled your ribs, p nd wanted to know If I was Imitating Charlie Chnplln." Adelaide (Austra lia) Chronicle. Wheel Kinder (confldentlul-Ilke) Suy, they wll me that Mr. Spooncyhnsn't spoken a word to his wife for nearly u month. Mn. Scandnllzed Tho very Idea, ftnd them so lovey-lovey, tool What Is tho mutter? Kidder She's away visiting. Hlo Philanthropic Action. "rhy," we asked, "did you become n hermit, nnd why do you continue to hem hero in this vast wilderness?" "Because," he replied, "I love my fellow men nnd like onions." Kansas City Star. Itching Burning 8klns. For cczemns, rashes, ltchlngs, irrita tions, pimples, dnndruff, sore hands, nnd bnby humors, Cutlcurn Sonp nnd Ointment nro supremely effective. For freo snmplcs address "Cutlcurn, Dept. X, Boston." At druggists nnd by mull. Sonp 25, Ointment 25 nnd 50. Adv. Ot Course. "There Is something funny about that Icglslntlvo bill." "Nnturnlly, It hns n Joker In It." A friendly greeting mny seem bois terous because of tho- strong heart pressuro behind It. While the Boss Is Away. The following notice scrawled on the wnll of his hut by n nnnnnaland (Australia) timber cutter: "You nil tnko this notice. I luivo Kono to fljiht the Germans, nnd I don't know when I'm coming back; some body chip round my humpy against grass fire. All my bullocks Is sold ex cept Sambo, him with the cockhorn. Anyone finding him can sell him to tho butcher and mind tho money till I come back." Snmbo hns been collected nnd his price ($50) bnnked against the boss' return. Tho bumpy (shack) Is regu lnrly chipped round, and anyone who Interfered with the old wagon rust Ing outside, or the gear piled against the wnll would have to fight tho wholo district. "Cold In the Head" Is an acutd attack of Nasal Catarrh. Per. sons who aro subject to frequent "colds In 'tho head" will nnd that the use of HAUL'S CATARRH MEDICINE will build up tho 8ystem, cleanse tho Blood and render them less liable to colds. Repeated attacks of Acuto Catarrh may. lend to Chronic Cntarrli. WALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE Is tak en Internally and nets through tho Blood on tho Mucous Surfaces of tho System. All DruKglsts 76c. Testimonials free. $100.00 for any ease of catnrrh that ITAL.t8 CATARRH MEDICINE will not F.'JT. Chenoy & Co., Toledo, Ohio. i A Question. "Yes, my husbund Js n bnsebnll crank." "And does ho conflno his crankiness to thnt subject?" Louisville Courier-Journal. The Limit. "So you hnve promised to mnko Cholly hnppy, eh?" "I've agreed to marry him. That's nil." Scarce and Rare. "This steak ten't hnlf cooked I" "That's nothing new. Well done meat Is rare here." Cornell Widow. Mnny n mun follows tho races be cnuso ho Is unnblo to get abend of them. Be patient. It's nnturnl for boys to yell, nnd girls to giggle. HAARLEM OIL CAPSULES IF YOUR BACK ACHES Do yon foci tired nnd "worn-out?" Aro you nervous and Irritable? Don't eleep well at night? IIuvp a "dragged out," unrested feeling when you get up In the morning? Dizzy spells? Bil ious? Bad tasto In tho mouth, back ache, pain or soreness In tho loins, nnd abdomen? Severo distress when urinating, bloody, cloudy urine or ecd Iment? All these Indicate grnvel or stone In thojblndder, or that tho poi sonous microbes, which nro always In your system, linvo attneked your kid neys. You should uso GOLD MEDAL ITanrlem Oil Capsules Immediately. Tho oil souks gently Into tho walls and lining of the kidneys, nnd tho lit tle poisonous nnlmnl germs, which nro causing tho Inflammation, nre Imme diately attacked nnd chnsed out of your system without inconvenlenco or pain. Don't Ignore tho "llttlo pains nnd aches," especially backaches. They may bo llttlo now but thcro Is no tell ing how soon a dangerous or fntul dis ease of which they aro tho forerun ners may show itself. Go nfter"tho cause of that backache nt once, or you may find yourself In tho grip of an in curablo disease. Do not delay a minute. Go to your druggist nnd insist on his supplying you with n box of GOLD MEDAL Ilnnrlom Oil Capcules. In 21 hours you will feci renewed henlth nnd vigor. After you have cured yourself, con tinue to tnke ono or two Cnpsulps ench dny so ns to keep in flrst-clnsn condition, und wnrd off tho danger of future nttneks. Money refunded If they do not help you, Ask for tho orlglnnl Imported GOLD MEDAL brand, nnd thus bo suro of getting tho genuine. Adv. "YAW. DOCTOR" BEUEVFD WIZARD Strange Old Man in Missouri Who Embittered the Countryside. READ "ADS" TO KEEP POSTED IS SHOT TO DEATH Suspected of Setting Fires and De stroying Grain, Ho Is Waylaid at Night by Angry Neighbors and Killed. Kansas City. High up n lonctv cabin, on an elevation In an overlie district of the Missouri river, for mor than JI0 years the mysterious "yai' doctor" of Charlton county brewed h. medicines from herbs of the forest an i made prophecies to the country foil. Who he was or where lie came fro:i no one ever knew, lie gave his nan. ns Sturman, but be never revealed b true Identity. Ills prophecies of deaii nnd calamity came true so surely ths i the people of the vicinity accredit i him with the powers of a wizard nn ' reared him. It Is said that ho predicted the pre Diit world war, declaring way hack tho early seventies tlmt "In tho la-i part of the first tpiiirfer of tho i" century the harvest Ileitis will he stripped of their gleaners, as they wlU be lighting a foe on n foreign soil, wltn weapons not seen before." All of his remedies the old doctor prepared in a room which he allowed no one to else to enter. Tho gra. weather-beaten house .straddled the mound like u drunken horseman, look ing as if at any time It might reel into the lap of the swamp lauds below. A Tall, Bent Figure. The nppenrnnee of the old Innn wni In keeping with his habitation. A tall, bent figure humped over n cane; black eyes tlmt glittered under i Manufacturers and Dealers Hnve Much to Tell the Public, Through tho Newspaper Columns. Keep posted for conditions arc changing from day to day mid tho, past is unlike the present. J Save tlmt for time, your time, tho clerk's time, the dealer's time, the manufacturer's time, is tho nation's most important asset. Manufacturers will ncccssnrlly linvo i to curtail their salesmen on tho road, I and the only substitute for salesmen Is "silent salesmanship," I. e., printed advertising. Therefore retailers will: bo asked to send their orders for iner-l chaudlse by mall, and the best way for manufacturers to mnkc thousands, of calls on retailers without employ- ing salesmen Is through printed ad vertising. Advertising, too, must be used to tell you why you cannot buy certain goods, nnd to continue, the good will and trademark value of such manu facturers in the minds of the cont emner nnd tho dealer so that, after we win the war, the sale of such prod-, nets can be Increased ami multiplied. During the past four years no auto mobiles hnve been sold or offered for. sale In (bent Britain, yet the manu facturers of automobiles have con tinued their advertising unabitrVd with, the full approval of the govern ment, nnd their good will anil stand ing with the buyers will bo 100 per cent after tho war, rather than, say, 10 per cent If they had discontinued their advertising. So read advertisements to keep posted ns to what to buy and nlso to be Informed why you cannot buy ccr talu brands of goods because their manufacturers are devoting nil of their time to building war products to help win the war, ami keep n warm spot in your heart for tho goods no longer available on the dcnlers' shelves, because they, too, like our boys overseas, will "come back" after the war and renew old friendships, and we wunt to be rendy with our vlc 1 tory celebration nnd say "Welcome home again, advertised product your company did good work for Undo Sam and wo nre going to show our appreciation by buying even more of such products than before the war." In thnt way the advertiser's good will will be maintained and ho will draw dividends In Increased sales after the wnr to make up for tho loss of trade during the war. Was Ambushed and Killed. thntchllkc eyebrows; long, unknpV, beard nnd hnlr, surmounted by n coon skin cnp. f The sight of him coming down tin road in ills ramshackle buggy, drawn by a rickety old gray mare, made tho children scamper from the roadside. The old man was a cripple when ho mysteriously put In ills nppenrunce la the Missouri township, Ho was utile to get uround only by means of his horse and buggy. Although ho gave freely nnd without chnrge of his remedies, he refused to "neighbor" ivlth anyone. As he sipped his toddy in the little crosB-.ronds storo ho quarreled with tho bystanders. lie wts constantly engnged In some lawsuit nnd made mnny bitter enemies. And then thero camo ft July night when tho men of the community decid ed tho old doctor hud been n neighbor hood nulsnuco long enough. Thcro had been several fires in the township. Buggy-wheel bracks were seen In tho vicinity of each. Following the flrea n number of Bncks of wheat thnt wero loaded tit tho old Kpytcsvllle landing ready to bo shipped to KnnsnsCIty wero cut ono night and thousands of bushels of grain lost. Tho snnio wheel tracks were seen nenr the land ing. Tho community was enraged. Tho old "ynrb doctor" was held re sponsible. The next afternoon, as ho was Jog ging homownrd, a number of men nm bushed In tho lonely road riddled his body with bullets and hastily burled him in a shnllow grave. Superstitious Fear. Tho community approved", but Inter on a dozen men were arrested for tho murder. m When the court ordored tho hotly of "tho murdered trim to be ex humed tho wholo neighborhood was nlarmed. They fenred life might como again to the old doctor. Prayer meet ings In tho churches nnd at tho old canip-mectlug ground wero set for fho dny. Each man nrrcstcd, howovor, proved an alibi. Tho prosecution was sudden ly ended. Tho body was supposedly nulled up in ? walnut box and burled In a deep grnvo. T.'i neighborhood rested easier. The grnvo in tho woods, however, Is "' i bn a haunted spot Monarch's Hobby Is Botany. King Ferdinand of Bulgarin is snltl to have ono redeeming virtue. Ho Is considered the best botanist In eastern Europe. At his Hummer resldcnco Juwt under Musnlla, the highest peak of the Rhodope range, he has, or used to have, n wonderful rock-garden where not only Alpine and sub-Alpine plants aro grown, but even representa tive specimens from England, as well ns ninny rare nntlve Bulgarian moun tain plants. Tltese Inst linvo peculiar scientific Interest, for, while some of them nre mere varieties of Carpathian or Alpino types, others correspond closely to those of the Cnucasus nnd Asiatic highlands thus dating from n period before the two continents were divided by tho Dnrdnnelles while n few others, like the lovely Bul gar Inn gentlnn, nre Indigenous flowen not found elsewhere. But summci MJcceeds so quickly to tho tlmo oi melting snows thnt tho full glory ot spring flowers on tho Ilhodope rang! Is seldom seen except by the shep herds of the mountain pnstnrcs. Candy's Value Recognized. Fifty years ngo tho candy of th country wns almost lnvurlnbly hare' and conrsc, nnd much of It unwholo some. Now the mnktng of It hns bo como a fine nrr, and tho wizard o concoction and flavoring hns a for tuno nt his commnnd. Pure candy In moderate quantities Is no longer regarded as a menace to the healthy stomach. It has been eent to Ameri can nnd British soldiers, while wo hnve a recent, unconfirmed tradition thnt the lure of the gumdrop will en list nn Eskimo to almost any service. As candy tukes its place among the articles thnt go to mnko up high liv ing, wo mny nssumo thnt Its consump tion, even per capltn, Is stcndlly on tho Increase. Boston Transcript. Airplane Cameras. Tho nlrplnne camera is fixed either to the side of the mnchlne or below It. It must he nnd Is of slgnnl reliability. Plates ndd weight to the cargo of an airplane, nnd there must be no wnst ngc through Inefficiency in tho camera. Aerial photographers aro tho detec tives of the air. A mark appearing nt It spot whero no mark was visible In a previous photograph of tho snmo plnco may indicate some important change in the enemy's organization, and cxtremo care Is taken to insuro that the mark Is not tho result of a fortuitous finger print. Thumb marks arc the dendly sin In tho royal air force photographic service. More Diversified Farming. In tho census report of 0,801,502 farms in the United States in 1010, no ono's mentnl plcturo of n typical farm 'is verified by general facts. Only ono crop, Indian corn, wns produced on moro than three-fourths of tho farms, tho precise percentage being 75.7. Only two corps wero produced on ono half of tho farms or more, nnd theso were liny, with WI.5 per cent and po tatoes, with CO per cent. Apples, with 40.0 per cent, nenrly reached this clnss. On more than one-fourth of tho farms only threo other crops were pro duced oats, 84.2 per cent; peaches, 20 per ceut ; and cotton, 20.V- per cent. Do You Think There is No Competition? If anyone thinks there is no competition amongst the big packers ho ought to go .through a day's work with Swift & Company. Let him begin at the pens when the live stock comc3 in; let him try to buy n nice bunch of fat steers quietly and at his own prico without some body's bidding against him. Let him realize the scrupulous care taken at tho plant that not one thing is lost or wasted in order that costs may be held to a minimum. 'Let him go up into the office where market reports are coming in, and reports of what other concerns are doing. Let him watch the director of the Swift Refrig erator fleet, maneuvering it over the face of the country like a fleet of battleships at sea. Let 1 'm take a trip with a Swift & Company salesman and try to sell a few orders of meat. Let him stay at a branch house for an hour or two and see the retail meat dealers drive their bargains to the last penny as they shop around among the packers' branch houses, tho wholesale dealers, and the local packing plants. And then, when tho day is over, lot him havo half an hour in the accounting department, where he can see for himself on what small profits tho business is done. (Less than 4 cents on each dollar of sales.) If he still thinks thcro is no competition in the meat business it will be because he wants to think so. Swift & Company, U. S. A. k &S Zf dr otuu' -lj-jg ijV, U1IIW jW'rfiV Jf lrti 'o&Derous mm-mw& that's what thousands of farmers say, who have none from the U. S. to Eettle on homesteads or buy land in Western Caaaia. Canada's invitation to every industrious worker to settle in Maaitona, sasuatcJiewaii or Alberta is especially attractive. She wants larmcra to make money and nappy, prosperous homes for themselves by helping her raise immense wheat crops to feed the world. You Can Get a Homestead of 160 Acres Free or other lands at very low prices. Where you caa bay gee farm laad at $15 to $30 per acre that will raise 20 ta 45 basnets ef $2 , wheat te the acre it's easy to become prosperous. Canadian farmers also grow wonderful crops of uau, Barley aaa Flax. Mixed Farm ing is fully as profitable an industry, as grain raining. The excellent grasses, full of nutrition, are the only food required either for beef or dairy purposes. Good schools and churches; markets convenient; climate excellent. Write for literature and particulars as to reduced railway rates to Supt of Im migration, Ottawa, Canada, or to W. V. BENNETT E' Raem 4, Dee Dldg., Omaha. Neb. Canadian Government Agent Cheap (?) Fare. Though ho Is privileged to grouse to his henrt's content, thcro Is no finer philosopher than tho soldier. He always finds tho silver lining of tho cloud. "OInd I Joined up?" snld a mnlmed Tommy but lately discharged from tho Olouccsters. "I should say so. See how I'vo traveled Egypt, Gulllpoll, Italy nnd France. I could not linvo done that In 'civvy' llfo. And the fare ono legl" Hopeful Scheme, "Wo want you to bo treasurer of our club." "I nm honored. How much hnve you In tho treasury?" "Well, wo have n deficit Just now, which wo thought perhaps you would mnko up." Kansas City Journal. How He Got It. "Say, Alf, whcre'tl y' git th' black oye?" "I was cliasln' thnt new kid next door nn' I caught Mm." A mnn rnroly realizes tho vnpldlt of his howls till ho hears the echo. Japan Importing Typewriters. The Imports of typewriters and pnrts Into Jnpnn havo Increased from a value of $25,027 for 1015 to $120,709 for 1017, and practically all were im ported from tho United States. Con sul Robert Frnzer of Kobo reports thnt Japan Is enjoying nn enormous expan sion of foreign trade, nnd tho neces sity of using typowrlters In their for eign correspondence hns becomo np purcnt to most of tho Jnpnncso trad ing firms. , 1Mim tt rrlfl otnnci irvlni in nmlrn n young man Jealous ho mny ns well pull out of tho game, Somehow ono always wants an argu ment with tho Inevitable. yr A Vr'lufesome, Cleansing, U sTfe!!! V l.'clrcsblng and Hcallni vMI lotion Murine for Red. A Wholesome, Cleansing, mi Lotion Murine for Red- ness, Soreness, Grnnula & ?? tion, Itching and Burning jj' v3of ihe Eves or Eyelids: "a Drops" After tho Movie. MotorjnB or Golf irrlll win your confidence. Ak Your DniBKut for Murine when your Eyes Need Care. M-IS riurlnc Eye Remedy Co., Chicago y'tag"-' "w g3