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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

In Nebraska it is not Q question
whether the democrats will fuse with
the alliance, but will the alliance fuse
with the democrats? A glance at the
election returns places the democratic
party h~opelessly in the rear Of the ALI.
ance and the republican parties. With
the exception Of governor. the entire
state republican ticket was elected by
pluralities ranging from three to five
thousand over the alliance. and from
seven to thirteen thousand over the
democrats. On q straight party pol
the alliance is from four TO nine thou.
sand ahead OF tho democratic vote
Under these circumstances the anxiety
OF the democrats to swallow the alliance
is not surprising, but it il not probable
that the alliance will consent 70 pose a.
the lamb for tho democratic lion.-Bee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

He has the finest line of stoves
ever seen in the city. He has the
celebrated Garland cook and heaters,
and q full line of others equally as
good. Hardware at the very lowest
figures for cash. Do not buy stoves
or hardware until you see me. Opera
house block. Webster street.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14
Miles, Nerve and Liver pills.

Mlless Nerve and Liver pills.
An important discovery. They act on
the livel, stomach and bowels though the
nerves. A new principal. They speedy
cure billiOusness, bad taste. torpid liver
piles and constipation. Splendid for men
women and children. Smallest, mildest
purest. 30 doses for Is cents. Samples
free at .. l.. Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

Lamps and lanterns at Deyos.
District court meets on the 24th.
School books, tablets and states al
Deyos.
The best spectlcles made are sold
by Deyo.
Latest styles in carpets At F. V
Taylor's.
Anew line Of picture mouldings 81
F. V. Taylors.
Trunks and vslices, elegant stock.
NeNitt & Galusha.
Rev. H. D. Plat Of Cowles, waf
pleasant caller this week.
II you want the best buy the White
for sale by F. V. Taylor.
NJ. R. Bently and wife returned
home this week from the east.
Do not fail to call and see my stock
of window shsdes.-F V. TAYLOR,
We have the over coats for you
this fall. McN;tt & Galusha.
We have the best suit you ever
saw for $3.50. McNitt & Galusha.
The place to see . line of mems
flannel shirts 10 at McNitt & Galusha.
We carry the largest stock and sell
at prices shat suits. McNitt & Gal
usha.
Deyo says his trade Is good and We
know why. It is because he is sell
ing goods At hard time prices.
D.. NJ. Plat is getting ready to
move to Denver, where he has arrang.
ed to start . large lumber yard.
If you are gong to buy . carpet
sou will save money and get the
bes: BY calling on f. v. Taylor.
Wild geese were going south in
large aecks last Friday night, and
several Of u spor tsnsn winged
them ~ they passed over tho electric
lights.
Roadmaster MeFarlaud Of the B &
N has rented E. McFarlsnd's resi.
dence and moved into it il. E. Me-
Farland having moved his family into
the Moon Block.
1t looks a little strange to . fellow
mp . tree, Why Hon. w. A. MeKsigh-
IN, If he is not /. democrat, OF in SYM
patty with them, should 60 to Ona-
ha to make speeches, at = democratic
in honor Of Gov. elect Boy d.
The people Who voted for Mac With
the understanding that no vas 70 steer
clear Of al parties, Will vesdsr At his
in this meter.
If the republieaa party vsats %
win in 80 it must deal death blow
so trusts aud monspolies and do neee
in favor Of the poor AID
less for the rich. On Ii ct basis they
viii win IN '92, AID other wise il win
be doubtful.
On last Saturday . sssy heavy
sleet storm visited this section cd
remained 90 the ground three o.
fosr days. Tho telegraph and elect
no light vires gave the aPpeazases
It large cables the ice had ftsess %
'Aick upon then.
The deaoerat politicians and asvst
,apers are elated over the ss~ssessf1l
q Bryan, AeKsiehaR and
Ken. aad ssy il : great apessise Il
10 people il fhvee q de dsnssrs -
'asty ssd ~ sadssa1s.s = etse
sa1s rei.SiPla
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

SACr3@ Sale.
Notice b hereby gsu0 that under md by viz.
tue - n or9er q ole1BuoA 1Fu0 the oGce q
La.Eos clefk a II 0AstxS0s eongs q the en-
1nooa! district, W1eA1n ana 1or Weeoter county,
tAeletn, Whstein ~ 67oek g psird6 -
e&aiest Sonn A. Rellnooa, De1mdanG I sAan
&c. loe mle q pile vsl1ne. . - highext
es9xeneaoe 9 1ea Cd, q Wo00o1f oo1ney,
- t. eal9laI wherein tie
~ 0oy o0OCooooP Al l0oo
- ct1oek = - aay, - a..
49, ~ q NJ nord0o0 QSasear
- eoISA. - Eleven (itl Woae of0 Nd
Weoceef eo9osy. 1eeg11kA. Givoa W6ee ~
sasAo o9Sepeember 4. y. ~
C.A~ SAeria.
- q 11n1sO ep06.
&C. ~tkAUoBU10s R1nn03b Ato1sDU.
.A&eb10loU esa1lnnsa1RWtAh ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14
C. WIENER,
Ladies Law Tried

a number Of my lady customers have
tried mothers friend" and would not
be withOuS for many times its cost.
They recommend it to all who are to be-
come mothers. Il A. Payne, druggist,
Greenville Ala. Write Bradfield Reg
Co. Atlanta, Ga. for particulars. By c
L. Getting druggist.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

0ySaes9Oos OasoDpe0Sooee.
Mra Joha A. Clarke vas . great
sufferer from i~ndigestios and sict
headache. She Left her Aoos last
Saturday % boy . bottle Of Dswits'.
Little Easly Risely, took . dose and
her headsehs DISAPPEARED - systes
iously - il came. Try then: sold b
C.. i. CostiD4.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

With tho music a bsnb aad the dir
os tim horns. vith speeches. fireworks ant
p-rucsasiuna, The dsoncsats Of Nebrsskz
last night os,sbrsasd their recent -grea'
victory" II the ssseets q the states me
tropolis.
What 10 the victory in Nebraska
which they have . right 70 celebrate!
The accidental choice u . democratic
governor in striangular cootc<t in which
he received Ome thirteen thousard lee
votes then did John A. McShane , n ISIS
the election II democratic Legislative
ticket in . county that has a natural and
perennial democratic majority: the elec
ton d democrstic congressman in .
district where over thirteen thousand
farmers. mostly republicans, threw ava,
their votes on Q hopeless third candidate
Only this and nothing
There is no ore cheering fact in the
election returns from Nebraska for the
cause q democracy. The party vot&
shows an actual falling of. Histor!
never yet gave credit % . general or ~
army Who only won . victory wheu
pestileuce had decimated the ranks d
IN enemy that could never BE- overcome
in the fulnee Of it, strength. That
however. . the nature Of the triumph
which the Nebraska democracy cele
brated last night in the streets Of Oman,
Outside Of the state real democratic
victories have been won. though q TAI,
statement Of local causes would laegel,
modify them.
However, the republicans Of this grea'
state an afford TO enjoy the spectacle o
. democratic jubilee in Nebraska. I
possesses . unique interest % Q politi
cal curiosity. II 10 not probable tina
the youngest voter will eve sec its lik.
a9ain.-Bee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

When Baby Was sick. NO gave her Castoeia.
When he wasa Child. she cried for Castoeia.
When she became Mis, she chung 10 CaseoeA.
When she bad Caildren, she esve
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

Hes9sehe 10 the direes sssslt 81 In
disestios a.d sto0seh disorder.
Remedy these By ssisg Dewits's lit
e1e early rissss ssd yosr hesdssAs die
aDpean. The fsvosite litsle pill
evssyvhere. NSld by Cossisg. 8
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

We sell more Of De IT, little rio.
ers than any other pill; their setios
10 20 easy, do not grip Of cause pain,
are the best regulator Of the liver,
stonseh and bovles.
C. L. Cof1lxO.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

Oar fissas shesla give Dewies's
cough asd eeas1npeies cure . Gia..
No d,sappeistosss lsllsvs tbs sss II
this sslia1le as1isise, asd il Dssiss,
Tie praise sseeived frso III vhe sss
Il 3
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14
Fortunate woman.

Mrs, Mary L, Baker, OF Ovid, Mich
has reason 20 DO very thankful. Sh,
vas a great sufferer from heart diseas,
for years. was short Of breath, hsG
hungry spells, pain in tho sid 4. 6utter
ing. faintness, ete. After taking twt
bottles Of Dr.. Niles New Heart Cure
she says, ~ Am better than for 20 years
My mind and eyesight have improves
wonderful. ! advise all persons thu
afflicted TO use this great remedy" C.
Getting druggist, recommends and guar
antees il. DR.. miles work on Hear
Disease, containing marvellous tsstimon
ials, free. z
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

Henry Cook was in Lincoln and Oma
ha this week.
Mrs. Metzger Of Beatrice, is visiting
with Mrs. Arson Highly this week.
Don't forget that Thanksgiving is or
the 9th. 1t should 10 generally OBJ
served.
John Mcmillan wa in the city this
week. John is travelling for the j. W
Butler Paper Co.
NJ. w. Dickerson was in Omaha this
week viewing the big democratic
"hood0O" at that place the other day.
Pope Bros. have purchased . large
stock OF dry goods and general merchen-
disc and will open . big general store for
the city oon
Switchman Perry had his middle fin
ger mashed Thursday morning while
coupling cara. The wound VA not dan
ger0us however.
The ladies Of the Christian church
will give . chicken pie supper at the
residence OF Mn. J. F. Winters Friday
night Nov. q, Supper lie served from
six TO nine.
NJ. Stern Of Hastings. il considering .
proposition for building . two story brick
ON the corner where his saloon In THE
CHIEF hopes he will do % - it would b
a having investment and . fine improve
ment.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

Constipation polsons the blood; De-
Wits little early risers cure ceasti-
patton. The cause removed, the
disease is gone. Sold by Cottisg.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

People Who desire dnying deee
With pro0ptaess add disPsteh shosId
always hire JoAs Baskley's team.
John 10 - old hasd st The business
aud will Do your vosk veil. Terms
Yessoesble. 1T
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

Your cough will not last an winter
You will not BE kept awake At night;
You will get immediate relief If,
You will nee DcWitt's cough and
consumption cure. Soli by Cottin9 4
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14
BUTCHERlNG DONE.
Bake ScDlan

Is prepared to do all kinds Of butcher
ing at reasonable rates. Parties desir-
ing his services viii please leave orders
at Featherly & Aultz's. Will also nay
highest market price for hides and tai
low. II.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

We have u fine stock Of vl0linl
accOrdians, harm0nlcs, aguitars.
and ban jOs.
II your hogs have the ch0lers.
try Haas Hog Remedy Or Brag.
dOns cholera specific
COtling'x DcrmOllnc n the Best
preparation made for chapped
hands
We have u full stock OF glass
and putty ~ hard times prices
We have the finest lime Of
pocket knives In town and ~
prices that arc selling them
every day
Look al our one dollar lamps
they arc beauties for the money
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14
Like These,
Everybody Must Be Saving.

We are willing to help you do it, and have
used every effort our long experience in this
business has given us to buy good serviceable
goods for ready cash, obtaining many bar
gains, which we will give you the benefit Of
No house in the state can offer you lower pri.
ces, and but few, a larger stock of Clothing
Boots, and Shoes to select from. 1t is no
trouble for us to show you our goods.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

THE CHIEF
Friday, Nov. ~, ls0o.
ELECTRIC SPARKS.

Entered at the Post once In Red Cloud, Neb.
a. mail matter OF the second class
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

IN IT. hrst stages, can 10 successfully
] checked BY the prompt uso Of Ayers
Cheery Pectofal. Even IN tie later
periods Of that disease, the cough h
wonderfully relieved BY this medicine.
~ have used Ayers Cherry Pectcsal
with the best effect in my practice.
This wonderful preparation onccs avcd
my life. I had . constant cough. night
oweats, was greatly reduced In fc.h.
and given up by my physician. One
me."-A. J. Edison, II. D., Middleton,
Tennessee.
"Several years ago I was severely i'll.
The doctors said I Wa In consumption
md that they could do nothing for mt,
Int ADVISED mc, - q last IexOrt, 70 try
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. After taking
fhis medicine two OF three months I
va cured, and my health remains good
20 tho present day-"-ames Bircaiard,
DaIien, Conn.
"Eeveral years ago, On apAssace home
from California, by water, / contracted
70 severe Q cold that for some days /
vas confined to my state-rOOm, and .
physician on board considered my Lilo
In danger. Happening to have . bottle
Of Ayers Cherry PectOral, l used u
freely, and my lungs were q restored
to q healthy condition. Since then l
have invariably recommended this prep
aration."-J.B 3. Chandler, Junction, Va
Ayers Cherry ?!!!'!!! !. Pset'1a',
D., J. G. Aver 4 Co., Lowell. Mass.
BOLD By al Druggists. PSSes 81; si1 bessIss,o -
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

SaaIl II sise, greet II rssalh: De-
Witsis ivtsle easiy hssEs. DesG pin
|Se esartipasiss. bsse iss dsk Aesd-
go, lke,s tsemW soonaeh. GoDlM
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

The dseisiea Of IL Chisago. Ailvsakse
o. Pssl eooPaayto s1t Ioess fseo -
Pullman sDnbinatios md ePeests H. en-
eisspsss - n eveat u considerable In
pestanee - the trsvsliag Pablie 1ha
Pullman company ~ eoasrols 81 -
ssatss slesPing ean - 1sasiy "a vssese1
sesds anA sojeys . Peastial 0naePely
Of tAs b.iDsss tArsugAoss - ssssasy.
Cooesding ~ beas1As ssaSsEss1 - -
tnvsattoa q ~ assPing 90, ~ 80
ssa,aiag soDpsny has aasagsd - sGasa
fto0 - pa1sooe IN ~ ssa1s ~ bsaR.
OpPsssa - 1saspaly = ~ sssn. -
Pe1eBs IN vseeh vitA h1snee i16ssss1 ~
sxDeEtnaas a. ~ Al0sakss soa1. ~
0e0Oo q vA5es ON Isaa % ssapsejtiaa
aacMDs0ny rOsas n bos1ss1ng ~
es9ssthg pub,js > vsn - ~ mflsoadD.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

xsst~s 10 k<svey xfvsA. fhss @1ss So - ~
ksxssfs Jz6x1s uer<G Snoto - 80 wseb
s~zasy. S<ssssas. ss~s aessse ~ - syssD
f~s<sng- tA~rsfs. wk~ssss. - SassnA -
10. AaA axsssss s.As T. fzssss - Asss -
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.as hyko~e IoAu
3es6 1ay - NOs. 4. Z. $50. /,
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14
Children oUtov
PitcheT'0e a0to1O0.

Any one wanting stove wood, please
call on THHODORR TAYLOR, In
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

L. STOVES
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

Go and do likewise. II your whiskers
are grizzly and ~unbecoming use Buck.
ingham's dye and they will look as when
you were younger.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

The following letter from NJ. VI
Thomson, Of Columbas. Wis, il psssliaTiy
intesssting;"Ay vifs."ssys shs,;,Aas ben
treated for hsr bead, stomach and ner-
voas prostration BY three doetess II
Nsv York, to in Chicago. h Ph2-
sdsiphia, one In Cineinnati, and at The
large institute n Bs6ajo for 10 moaths.
They a failed. But one bottle Of Dr..
Miies' Restorative Nssvins hssPed hss
vondsefully." This shoald b used IN
III heedachss; Fhsamatiso, sea Ask st
@, L. Oetting's drug store for . free
trial bottle and Dr.. Ailss' NV book o.
thO Nerves and Hart
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

The combination q ingredients found
in Ayers pills renders them tonic and
curative - we'll a cathartic. For this
reason they are the best medicine for
people Of oostive habit, - they restore
the natural action q the bowels, without
debilita tina.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

The attack on John Wanamaker's
credit Is one Of tho meansst things that
has happened for some time. Political
opponents have sought to rob him of his
reputation Of honesty and piety, but no
ono has ever before charged that he could
not pay his bills. John Wanamaker has
introduced business principles into the
postal servioe and is endeavoring TO give
tho country an approach to postal tele-
graph. He is a worthy public man and
has the confidence Of tho country .-Bee,
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

There is no more fruitful source Of dis
ease than vitiated blood. It involves
every organ and function Of the body,
and il not Immediately corrected by the
use Of Ayers sarsaparilla, sooner or later
leads 10 fatal results. Be warned in
time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

Biennial meeting head camE
Modern Woodmen Of America
Springfield, ILL.,, Nov. l1-16-l890
B. & NJ. will sell tickets for the above
occasion at rate Of one fare and ,
third on certificate plan W. w.
Buell., Lyons, H., will sign certificates
Tickets on sale Nov. 9-16 inclusive,
A. CONoVER. AIT.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1890-11-14

The Mugwump papers have already
commenced TO read the Republican ad-
ministration a lecture on the result of
the late election, and with much gall
and no little cheek demand that it stulti-
fly itself by repeating the new tariff bill.
This the Republicans will not do. The
bill will receive thorough test, and it
is believed that no measures has passed
Congressin many years which will prove
of more genuine merit and value to
American interests as whole than this
very measure which has been so thor
oughly misrepresented and so little un-
derstood. It is entirely unfair to con-
denim something that had no time IN
which to demonstrate its qualities, and
so far as Republicans are concerned,
such an act of folly will not be commit
ted. The Democrats will have chance
shortly to try their hand at unmaking,
and the country will be interested to
see about how far they will go before
hanging themselves.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1890-11-14
Temporarily Absent.

Washington special to Pittsburg Chron-
icle Telegraph: On the Republican side
of the House the changes will be more
marked. Foremost in the list of absen-
tees will be William Mckinley, Jr., the
great defender of protection. The rec
ord of the Infamous gerrymander which
left him at home is too well known to
be repeated here. Next in importance
is honest Joe Cannon, of Illinois, the
defender of the Treasury Department
from the raids of the lobbyists. After
seventeen years of faithful service he is
left at home because banker, with
plenty of Doodle, coveted his seat.
Then there ls the dignifed Adams, of
Illinois, one of the brightest legal lights
in the House. He, too, will be consplc-
uous by his absence, and no good reas-
on can be given for his defeat.
Billy Mason, also, is numbered among
the slain. Mr.. Mason was undoubtedly
one of the rising men of the House.
Although but serving only his second
term in that body, he ranked among
the leaders and always commanded at
tention whenever he took the floor.
Next to Mckinley, Mr.. Mason comes in
the general regret that is expressed ov-
er the defeat of last Tuesday.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1890-11-14

The Democratic obstructionists in Con-
gress have served notice on the country
that they will fight the re.apportion-
ment bill to the bitter end. They need
not have gone to the trouble. The peo-
pie well know that the Democrats will
fight anything proposed by the Repub-
licans, but all the same re-apportion-
ment measure will be passed before the
4th of March and according to Republi-
can ideas of right and justice to all Sec
tons. Speaker Reed will continue in
his good way to count a quorum to trans
act public business and recalcitrant
Democrats may as well prepare to ac-
cept the inevitable. Republicans will
continue to run governmental affairs
as long as they have the material with
which to do it. When the Dems. come
in they can do about as they please.
But not vet awhile.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1890-11-14

THERE Essays the witty and phllo-
sophical New York Sura-a knot known
to sailor men as the damn FOOLS knot. !"
1t is entirely useless. Nobody ever
tried to use it. or pretended to believe
that any possible way of utilizing it could
be discovered. The tying of it looks
like the simplest thing in the world.
Rolling off log seems intricate, may,
Iabyrinthian by comparison. 1t is done
by simple ''twisht av tn wrisht" as
the stage Irishman said. Yet one may
see it tied hundred times running and
then score hundred consecutive fail
ures to tie it himself; and tie it by acct
dent on the one hundred and first trial,
and never tie it again.
The anti-Republican victory in the
elections over the country last week was
a signal illustration of the operation of
tying of damn FOOLS knot" 1t was
one of the things that happen by acct
dent, and that cannot by any earnest
and soberly directed effort be success
fully repeated in decade of years.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1890-11-14
Thanks giving.

Do you know it is less than two weeks
to Thanksgiving? If you haye forgot
ten it your wife and children have not.
"She" has already made up mental
program for the dinner that day, and
interviewed frequently the butcher, ba-
ker and grocer, while the ''kids" have
nightly dreams of pie and pudding in
mountains. This is on the superstition
that your Thanksgiving will be spent at
home. But if you have an old father
and mother somewhere, why not visit
them then? Your wife would like to 60
to the home of her girlhood and sit with
father and mother, brothers and sisters,
in the eveing freight from the old
hearthstone. Why don't you drop bust
ness for few DAYS and take her to q
family re union? Do 80, and remember
that wherever you may wish to 60,
The Burlington" either by its own
line or its connections, reaches any city,
town or village you can name. It is the
fast line, the best line, the dining car
line, the comfortable line, the yestibul-
ed line, the direct line. For any infor-
nation apply to nearest railroad agent,
or write to W. J. Kenyon, Gen. Passen-
ger Agent, c., B. & N. G. r., st. Paul,
MINI.