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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-11
1,l,a Taller.

WHY d,dn,t M,llgan's friends contine
h,m in some safe place Times, MonddV'
He's there--or will be about the iifs' OIL
December.
Tho owner of Starved Rock Is having
the house thoroughly repaired. tie Will
have large three story house with good
accommodations. 1t will be quite an i'm.
provenent-Utica Gazette.
Now If he will keep Starved Rock clean
and discourage the Sunday "bums," he
may make it as attractive resort as Deer
Park.
Unlike the rest OF the world, the Streator
Free Press doesn't like it. The Press Is
mad-"'Vox populi, vox dei.' A demo
cratic lie; in 1889 it's the voice OF SATAN"
The Count OF Monte Cristo said, "Ali
thiny, come round to him who Will but
wait" The Press never learned TINS ies.
son. After waiting little whife Ia ram
for democracy to "come to the 'front.'" II
flepped: and now II has fairly got settled
IN the republican ranks the party goes tc
smash No wonder the Press is mad. VINO
wouldn't be!
However the Free Press relieves its sou
nv the honest confession 1.-THE most 20
tent factor in the election the Free Pres
believes was The prohibition question
The democrats faced the music, took al
rect issue and won. We were between tw'
fires and dsre not Jump in either directlon''
Here is another according to the Weno
ma Index: Several of our exchanges no
tice the fact that swindlers are goins
through the country looking up stra.
stock; looking at the stray book, they 10
cate the stock; one man then goes and see
the animal, makes careful examination
and admits that it isn't his property. Lie
meets his partner few miles away ant
sends him around with the description
which is so minute that the animal can b.
singled out of heard. The taker up il
convinced that the claimant is the rea
owner and allows hin to. either drive tn
animal away or else pay him moderate
price for it. Later on comes the owne
around, proves the stock and takes 1t, leav
ing the farmer minus the amount he palt
the first old sharp. The game is panninl
out largely in places"
The Wenona coal, second vein, did no
pan out a marketable article and mining
operations, confidently expected to be il
full blast now, have not been begun. TIL
operators, however, are now at work seek
ing the third vein, that found in the couu
ty further north. At Oglesby it is reacne'
at 1926 feet and is Blk feet thick.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-11

Choice sorghum for sale at shaw's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-11
THE BEST
KIDNEYANO LIVER MEDICINE
NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL.


II hal suffered twenty years with severe disease Of
the kidneys; before using Hunts Remedy two days |
was relieved, anu am now well ~ ..
My physicians thought that wss paraiyzed on one
side I WIS terribly afflicted with rheumatism RON
1869 TO is~u was cured by Hunts Remedy; ~
STEPHEN q. MASON.
My doctor pronounced my case Rrshts Disease;
and told me that could live oHly forty cgui hours
y GOOD PIED.
"HINar su.errI ti,rDfJ years Nlu. >.GEcy disease.
lcyed was then cured by Hunts Remedy"
SULLIVAN FENNbR.
II have been greatly benefited by the OF Hunts
A. n. NICKERsON.
~ can testify to the virtue Of Hunts Remedy In
kidney diseases from actual trial having been much
benefited thereby REV. L. G.. TAYLOR.
81 was unable to rise from bed from attack Of kid
ney disease The doctors could not relieve me. was
finally completely cured by usisg Hunts kcneiy.
FRANK z. DICKSON.
~ have suffered extremely with kidney disease aitsr
using Hunts Remedy two days MHs enabled 20 re-
sumo business" GEO. r. CLARK.
II sold IN two years Is 1917 thrty.'hree thousand
one hundred and twenty bottles OF Hunts Remedy. II
". b. BLANDING.
One Trial VIII convince you. For sale
Oy all Druggists. Send for Pamphlet to
HUNTS REMEDY CO., Providence, 3. /.
Prices. rs cts. and Sl.25.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-11

\ calf boot for 1926, at ]. MegaRn's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-11
Ne. ~ Helen street, Peorla. III.


PEORIA. ILL, July ~. lHcL
MRS. Or. kECK-DeGT V2dun. To ms letter u
April TO- let me aud that my improvement after that
was constant aud permanent, that by the llst OF
April was able 10 90 10 work again 40 my trade the
arduOus one Of brick m tsOn, and have ever siate
worked regularly. making fall time with my CO abof
ers. I now feel better than / have IN year, nave
stopped the ussof the treatment, for no longer aeeu
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Lite Ones

Miss Nellie Bangs, the pianist, played a
Peru last ev ming.
Mckee Rankins "Danitcs" are at Strcatol
this evening.
Den Thompson and "Uncle Josh" are a
Aurora tonight
Mrs. Langtry made her American debut a
Wallack's on last Monday night. Her ability
as professional beauty was more of a sue
cess than was her acting artistcally consid
cred; though she is pronounced very elev.
er amateur.
Gilbert and Sulivan's new opera is called
'Perola"
Lawrence BarretC'o new play, francisco
de Rimini," produced on Monday night il
Chicago, is success.
Mrs. Langtry will be in Chicago, Jan /.
The Fanny Kellogg Concert Company will
give concert at Central Music Hall, Chica
go, next Thursday evening.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-11


MEs. d. kE.b NuH
THIS statement. knowing p
has been. Who DO uJf NLo
wife suffered fora long ~.
Der, passing blood O.. u
Her liver was also aHettel'
scarcely able o. Ect Lol
mentin August -, aIth9t
Aring able o. do her any q
by orr best locs' physicians
to ny YOUR treatment az
months she WAS entirely q
rs done her wurS wiihop'
she feels good and has ga
Ia know anything furihcl
plRce OF business. u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-11

Dsoases, LIVER and kItney hneciiOns and al FeIlae
: Is wen established and evidenced by such the o'
would allow;
II, hut keep the medicine on hand for emerr
sACh - taking cold. etc. Ny three sisters al,
sumption. and | certainly owe not only
heath, but my life, 10 your medicine. aid
and permanenCc of their influence is no
ton Of doubt. Allow me spac. for on
eucc which have omitted CoBult
an night sweats. for nearly five
OF my condition, Which, Ike
physicians and medicine q
disappeared under your tr,}
we'll VERY .e.Fs-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-11

Remember the Philadelphia shoe house
Good goods and low prices.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-11-11
II the following s. not found to he true in every
= pect, the Doctor offers sl,0oJ IN cash:

II the following 8, not found to I've true in every re-
spect the Doctor offers sl,OoJ IN cash:
PEORIA, HI, April 10. lsNn.
Ttsink II due from me to the general public 10 make
the following statement of facts concerning my treat
Went under Mr.. pr. keck, and the great benefits |
have received:
In December last my steadsnt physician pronounced
my case one Of genuine consumption. Aud from the
saira spur.r n we reported tb't could MT ,,,-h
ave through ft' ..t nI I..vr. IoN p-et gl ft
Bt - February save up cNJry ming else aud began
treatment under the direction Of Mrs DIR. keck. Al
that time my lungs were Ia fearful condition the
right one being apparently dead. aud the len oiled
with corruption, whicI raised in very large quaint
ties. sometimes as much A. quart in ~ hours. Tho
tue lett side excessive. My knee Joint.
stiilencd I could scarcely step. and my feet
ankles and hands sveied badly / then weighed iIi
pounds. Now, afier less than ten weeks treatment
weigh 6i pounds. on the same scales. with the SANE
ClJrhing-- gain OF seventeen ti1i pounds. This I
more than have weighed IL over three 80 years
have vastly improved In every symptom above named
10 fact. 1 deem my experience under this treatment
something truly remarkable, and think all similarly
afflicted should knOw Of It. viii checrflly give flf
thcr Information 10 any interested who may inquire
Iespec fully, WM WALLACE wARNER.
" Aa,an d
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Mas. DR kECE-peIT !
years since you CUTSd me %
dcrful ss my cure " 8. lt-
hard AZ my trade and ear
covered UnQer yudr tfrali
and abandoned cuHdifluf
ever in my lie. ! Wish
Yours sikh o.
". W
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CHRONIC DISEASES.
Ottawa, November II. 1852.

speclaltics Of Jatarrh, Deafness Throat and Lung
'oln plaInts ~ The pcrmaucucs Of Or. kcCk's cur
ow ng letters Ike which many could be given IL space
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06
Frank l0Siio'S
~
For July.

The July number fully maintain.
the high character 1T this periodical.
Tive first Century IF the English Mis-
sion" is contributed by Hon. John
Bigelow, and has portraits of all the
Ministers who have represented this
country at the Court of -. James.
Alfred II. Guernsey has an article,
"A Year with the Maori; NJ. z. Sber.
wood one Shoes and their history:
N. Robinson one on the CITY If the
Galatians; Professor j. ID. Whitney
a very interesting nne. The EaYthis
Treeless Region" all finely illustrated.
The History Of Money" abouBds
with interesting information and has
twentyeeyen illustrations. Richard II.
Kimball hiss Nh admirable article ON
Ralph Waldo Emerson and there
are besides, sketches. &c, by other
popular writers ; several poems many
Of them beautifully i~llustratci: serial
and short stories By indie. Walter T.
McCann, w. q. Ze;Eler, Jane @. Austin
Y. D. Cner. etc, etc The rs qusrto
pages present . rare literary freas /;
they contain over 100 enEFAvinc, and
the ftoutispiece, Learning 70 Paddle"
10 . production from q painting by z
Epp. The price "a only IS cents per
number. or IS a year, Postpaid. Adj
dress FRANK LESLIE, s., 80 and 81
Park Place, New York
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06
Red Cloud. June 20, 1852
CHARLES W. SPRINGER,
County Supt.
Among tho Schools.

Miss Lizzie White il teaching in
Dist. No. -. This is her first school
and she is trying To make her school a
success. The qualities Of a teacher
will Of necessity be brought ont in this
school. and we are glad To observe tina,
Miss White is making a good impress
ion upon her school and the patrons.
The school ut Blue Hill closed n few
days ago. This was taught 10y Miss
Eva J. King. and so successfully and
satisfactorily that she il engaged for
the remainder of the year. We con-
sratula,e both district and teacher.
Miss Flora Secley closed her school
in Dist. No. s.. last week. She has
given good satisfaction in the district,
ana we believe expects TO return in
the fall to continue the work of teach
ing in that district.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

State Supt. Jones has prepared n
course of study for the uugradcd
schools Of Nebraska. and has sent
about IS copies TO this county for sale.
They can bc had at five cents n copy.
Besides containing \ prescribed course
of study for the schools. he has intro
duced an Institute course for work i'm
Institutes and also selections from
Whites Teachers Assistant in
Drawing. He also recommends n
series of books for teachers reading.
This is q valuable aid tn the teachers in
their work and We expect every inter
estcd worker in education to obtain a
copy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06
Round About CoWlss.

ED. CHIEF:-You asked for news
and noone has responded from Cowles.
| thought it would he q shame to leave
the many readers of the CHIEF in ig-
%norance of what is going on here in
our town.
We have been making some I'M
provemenis, cleaning up and are
in pretty good condition generally.
Crops are looking favorable, rain as
elsewhere plenty, which is the princi-
pal cause of the crops looking so well.
The farmers are already talking OF
harvest. The expectations are grea,
for raising the mortgage and having
a Christmas turkey.
Mrs. Brown has been very sick the
past week, last account was no better.
Mr.. Henry Waller is keeping bache.
Tors hall. but We have an idea the old
gentleman don't walk so brisk for
nothing.
Mae Fisher is doing good farming,
he is a steady young man and will
finally succeed.
DR.. Calender has a large practice.
Since he placed his card before the
public and told what he could do he
has no difficulty in securing patients
1t is very strange that every ticket
agent for the last 3 years have though,
Cowles such . dry place. Locke
thinks there is good &shiae.
! Mr.. Foe has an addition 70 his
family. He believes IN making hay
while the sun Shines"
Sim Robinson STALKING q ss;.s to
Iowa soon to fnd-a homo for himself
and family.
Mr.. Bayless has $500 cabbage:
plants out. and they look well.
Mr.. Stearn has taken a boy 10 raise
We are going to have a picnic the
i,h of July.
Sam Foe has his new house almost
done.
must not forget our Sabbath
school, last Sunday we had thre,
preachers. several visitors and a ful
quota Of scholars.
We have had no preaching here thi
year, but will b hetter supplied now
Mr. Cooper will preach every tn,
weeks, aiso NJ. Havley from. Re,
Cloud Will hare an appointsnent hero
Miss Louis fhher Is scachias m11ic
Mis- Jones The blind lady cavs :,
s~ntssssinmers hasA hwss stand.-
must close fce shis lin, buk lial
rshe Qnesa ofsheha. -EAs k.tf his No
becn Tod HknrHER-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

Last Sunday a goodly number of our
citizens wcnded their way to the
depot 10 see the first through train
from Chicago to Denver come in.
The train came i'm on time and con-
sisted of one baggage car, three coaches
and n sleeper. The sleeping car
(Numidia) was one of Pullman's finest
make, being finished inside of light
wood, and having the new large sized
paper wheels, which makes riding
steadier and easier than any other
coach o in use.
Mr.. Forman. II Of the popular
conductors of the Il. & NJ, has the
honor of punching the tickets on the
train from Plattsmouth to Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06
DIR 90 CsSu @rrT-l
Webster C-sutv

I hereby certify tbs; there = ras in
;iso county Treasury Shool MONEYS
subject 20 superintendent and derived
a. folloxs:
am'; certified ty state spp;. se2ll s.
from hnos and !sceTse. IL 60
from dog tax 500
Fractional rem. from las. sp-
poTtionmeni. Il
Total amt 10 be sppor,icned s2Ss' -
NJ. Of districts en,sslsl to sharr ia
aPpo.tioua'en;. 20 No. 9 children IA
districts entitled To share. 2i56. One
fourth divided equally among - dis
lrict5 gives 20 each district $T9SS.
'1hree-founlI.' divided equally.
anon. 24e6 children gives o. each.
3 .67I5. Fractional remainder . 10
The snoun, apportiOned 10 ,t,e sew
eral district. il ss follows.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06
y:,:... u o::,.,u.,,, q :. .7u.,,..Alr.

Notice j. hereby given that the firm
Of Dcsley & Perkins Of Red Cloud,
Nebraska. i this day Dissolved rs ma
tual consent, :. W. Besloy avsumiug
MI liabilities az the firm 81 Bcsley (
Perkins and entitled 70 al the credits
of said firm.
All parties owing sail firm hy note
or account will please call AMI settle
the same with ;. W. Desley ~ ~ old
stand. :. " BFxIFa.
Avs T. ". IFHTfSs.
Dated June 81. lsS2.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

Time and space will allow but a
short notice, this week, Of the doings
on the 4th in different parts Of the
county. At wells there was q large
crowd out and everybody seemed to
enjoy Themselves, the speaking was
good and so was the dinner. TIE
game of ball between the Red Cloud
and the Wells boys was spirited, but
resulted lin favor of the Red Cloud
nine. The game was played for a
stake Of $50, which the Wells boys
promptly handed over ut the close oi
the game. The Wells base ball boys
are gentleman, and the best of feeling
prevailed between the boys although
the game was holly contested.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06
NOTICE

Is hereby given to oil persons know
ing themselves 10 be- indebted io. or
holding claims against the firm al
Mitchell & Morhart or Robert Mitch
ell. deceased. viii please call on L. II.
Fulton within tho next ten days aud
adjust the same. rs IL can be more
satisfactorily done now. than when in
the harls OF the Cont.
MITCHELL < nnnHAHr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

SpanogIe & Funk are In the field
wi,h a full line of Harvesting Machin-
cry, including the X.rsh TwiDe BIN
der, Wire Binders, Randolph Headers
Marsh Harvc<fers, Combined Reapers
aud Mowers, Table Rakcs and Drop
pers. the Empire. the Climax and the
Iron King Movers, Revolving and
Salky Hay Rakes, AMI the celebrated
MceaIlum Hay Rack to attach to ~
ordinary wagon bed FARMERS call
ard zee theus-he5ore buying.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

A thing Of beauty i n JOY forever.
The working Of the Marsh Deering
Irvine Binder Is indeed beautiful
Therefore TO secure JOY in this world.
bur > Marsh Binder TO harvest your
grain with. yes will be happy the
rest OF yos,y days, and your children.
are: even your grzndshidrer, uiii
bless yorr noble deed. Sp>nosie &
Funk has them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

Sso4s = tssAF xrn favf - Tfgss - /.
fsstfG Ars4srs sst-f AFrI f&a H at
esy sic sa4t~she - Sc a. ~ ga a.
tsiss - Esssss &rs - 49, So AW-ta rFEtr
hss.sa - tas 4FA az ss AEFl $50 49, 49,
rz,sa - ts&@ AfR4aa 80 tsa@ ~ "a =
= &aTtss - sers-s 49, ss&~as sftbS ssm e.
fG.A al spea skth t&Fsr e. 49, - fhs
szs eis[ff istsaH ~ . t0sa 1s4z p -.
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sFaETstp EssrEta 4ss-si@@s sF~ uzs t-as
ss~s , Yssrs ed wzs Fai. e spets eaa. a. g4As
sHston - srnt - ia. eATfsFf .raz -tsrs s
ths tsss - k~f Gsaa. seA. - ss4azzs 49,
81 aAI = Asa ia > o.
DATED JAY lei ts-
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

Now that good ~tinsessase again upon
e Il is worth remembering that no
one enjey tho p~le~santsst xar-
roandinS Il In iAd health. Hnrs are
hundreds &c miserable people coin<
about to-day with disordered st0snack.
liver o. kidneys. when = b1ttie 81
EsskWk Gineer Tonic would Do diem
m1facood Than all he nedtr;ao ttcy
hare 6fef tried
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06
Money To Loan

TN Real Estate. in Webster and al.
Joining counties Al the veyy beet rate.
II will pay every farmer Who think. %
borrowing money. To- see me before
making arrangements With any other
party.
No expense To the horTowor-Bo
tediou. delay-np dealing with eastern
partie--no application fee. bonus %
commissicn-no fee for making or
recording papers M taking acsnoSl-
edgcments-no advance ar seminar
nual interest. and no interest until
money j. actually IN hand.
Call upon or address
X. 4. SgHr-cy.
sStf Loan Broker. BInc HfH. Seh.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06
1913 Assorted Needle. for as Cents.

From the largest darucr To- the
smallest Cambria. Made 81 the finest
silver Spring Steel. very elastic ia
temper. will stand all kinds # sewing
funded. Send - cts. in cash or pos
tage stamps and get a package. To
9-3j-5m PERKINS 4 MirCHELf.
Red Cloud. Nebraska
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

The Gasoline Store ssr sale by
Mitchell & Morhart j. the bet ihine
for cooking and hakrng in hos wessLcs
ths1 HIS eser been invented Saves
fnei. saves tine sdd does net h~as 80
the rposn- Warranted 10 be So and
.~at~nluaely Hon-exp3pivcL 81 n
Nis<helI Z Norharfs hardware ssore
okeuniae The ssWe- s5-d
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

As l have purchased the interest of
Mr.. E. NJ. Perkins in the Hardware
business, am DESTROYS of running the
stock Gown. will sell goods at your
price. Call and see me At tho old
stand Of 6esley & Perkins.
s. ". BESLEY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

MARRIYr FULLER Orr AT Red
Clord, Neb., July 4th 1882, at the
residence of the brides mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Orr, hv Rev. c. W.
Springer, Mr.. Benjamin I. Fuller OF
Eiverton. Neb.. TO Miss Anna Orr,
of Red Cloud. Ncb.
After partaking ofa muniticent re-
past. with invited friends, the welded
couple took the evening train for Den
yer and the mountains. Mr.. Fuller is
interested in mining operations in
Colorado, and goes there to engage in
that business. The happy couple
start ont together with bright pros.
poets for the future, and our besl
wishes go with them that they may
have only just enough shadow in their
lives to temper the glare Of the SUM-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06
4 Delightful Novelty.

Ladies prefer Florcston Cologne be-
rause they find this lasting ~con,hina-
ton of exquisite perfumes a delightful
~nsvelte.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

In Manh's stock. Of Dry G6pds and
Clothing last Saturday and Monday.
We havo some nes- goods in, ts-dae.
Come.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06
S5o.coo To Lean

On Real Estate security. ~ o per
cent, annual interest Ne commits
sions, az The Webster County Bank.
Red Cloud. lott
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06
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a.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06
Hc.cy 80 :cA:.:.1

Esxses 10 hsrehy rrs.. ;sss gu sss~iss
III psrss ~ vhs nar destf- - sfes tkssssves
o esa1sda.es sss tesrh>ss ~ The rrs~syy 20
ocs w1a sea~ais 81 e,bst-f eossss. ~ Ed
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SS<s = H. bses sstsr<sy - tie usstss 81
NareA. JUsa. SsSssOSss ssf besSss
Grasses ~ a1sss6ss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

Guiteau was hanged in The Jail yard
at Washington, ID. c.. nj 1856 last
Friday. lie maintained to the last
that he was inspired Of God ~ remove
President Garfield. His body, IN obe-
dience to his expressed wish, was
given To the doctors who removed and
examined the brain. but have not
made II report OF the result Of thc ex-
animation yet. 1t is 10Y pretty gen
orally believed in certain circles that
Guiteau was really insane.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06
TAKE NOTICE..

! have purchase. the fractional sec.
of land laying between Peter McSiu's
and the river. And the public J.
hereby notified not tn cut sny timber
ON the same. NJ. II. McNtrT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-06

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