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PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

IL wonder what old Gen. Hackleton
can see in that odiously made up Miss
Weldon" ''The old war horse likes the
smell of powder ancy."-Truth.
-Lady-'So you are going to leave
us, Doctor?" Doctor-''Yes, madam,
on the 18th l shall move into the new
penitentiary." Lady-"As physician?"
-Fliegende Blatter.
-Watts-'sYour wife wouldn't object
to your joining a new club, would she?'
n. Pcck-'Is it one of those suicide
clubs? l don't think she would object
to that. Journal.
Reason to Doubt.-"Did you tell
him you wouldn't hit him if he called
you liar?" Eyes" "Well, did he
then call you liar?' "No; he said he
hadn't sufficient confidence in my word
to do tn. Y. Herald.
You like the old songs, don't your
she said. "Yes," he answered, 81 be-
lieve l do 81 wonder what it is that
gives them their charm" II guess it's
the fact that they are not so likely to
be sung. Star.
-"And you want a pensions" That's
whatr' ''How long were you in the
WARP" ."Well, sir, wur married long
in go, an peace amt been declared yit;
so you kin jes' calkilate fer yerself'-
Atlanta Constitution.
Bachelor - Say, Henpecque, as
your wife is away let's go to a lecture
tonight" Benedict (shuddering)-''No,
thanks; prefer change from my usual
domestic routine. Let's go to deaf and
dumb asylum"-N. Y. Journal.
-Algy-''Aw-had the gwip, old fell
lah?' Gussie-"Yaas; twice; my head
has not got over the second attack yet,
by Jover' Algy-''CuriouH how the
sw-weakest parts are always affected
the most Columbia Spectator.
The Perils of the Deep.-Belated
Passenger - 80, captain, l was SO
afraid that should miss the steamer ]
hardly took time to swallow my lunch. !"
Gruff Captain-"Well, never mind, it
will be all the same in an hours time. :"
Kings Jester.
-"Your husband looks worried and
careworn all the time" eyes, he wor-
ries about his business and meeting his
bills" mine never does. He just takes
things easy" "Ah! but, you see, my
husband has character to maintain" :"
Rome Press.
Brown -o"You don't look very
happy, Robinson. What's the matter?''
Robinson-"No; | left off my fannels
this morning and have caught cold. "
Brown-''That's bad" Robinson-".O, },
| don't mind about the cold; but my
wife told me was leaving them off too
soon. Funny Folks.
Might Have Been Better Expressed.
Black dye do, Green? I'm
almost ashamed of myself for not call
ing before. But I've put it off and put
it off until it did seem never would
call" Green-"Don't mention it, my
dear fellow. You are very kind, I'm
sure. boston Transcript.
Zone of the Signs-A couple of ladies
from Louisville saw good-looking man
at the hotel table and were anxious to
know where he came from, so they
asked the waiter who HAD brought him
his dinner. "Deed, doaK' know, miss,
said the waiter, with grin. ''He looks
like a man we knew in Kentucky" sug
vested one of them. ''He ain fror
kentucky, miss, sho," asserted tf'
the waiter, positively. Gaze, miss, h'
axed me to fotch him a glass of watel
when he fust sot down. Deed he d 4
miss Detroit Free. Press.
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VOLUME 81.
ASLEEP.

when first we heard In early spring
The tender, plaintive bluebird sing,
Sbs fell asleep while listening.
Asl1mber dreamless, calm and deep,
O,er all her senses seemed to creep.
nav after day she holds her sleep.
W. laid her, for her restful hours,
within the fairest of her bowers
where brightest grew her chosen flowers
Tho green grass DER her threw his cloak
Abeye her bed the crocus woke,
, hundred buds in blossom broke.
The little birds she loved so well
Sing softer for peaceful spell
That round her pillow seems to dwell
Soft summer breeZes murmur nigh,
The crickets chirp there drowsily,
All Nature sings her lullaby.
Her slumber is too sweet TO break,
She cannot know life's wrong and ache,
And veto would that she could wakei
Ernest Whitney, in N. Y. independent
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Breaking It Gently.

wife--He is very sick, isn't he, Doctor'
Doctor-Yes, indeed.
Wife--Well, Doctor, if there is any
thing very serious the matter with him,
tell me all about it in such way that l
can't understand it.-Texas Stftiugs
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Worth Acting Upon.

De Fries-I have one improvement ia
suggest with reference to the north
pole exploration business.
Snow--Let's have it
De Fries-It is to send the relief eH
petition on a month ahead, so as to
have everything ready for the rescue by
.he time the explorers arrive.-Puck.
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-Priest-"pnt. til ere,s a hole in th

-Priest-"Pat, tn ere's hole in the
roof of the church, and am trying to
collect enough money to repair it.
Come, now, what viii you contributor"
Pat - "Me services, sor." Priest -
"What do you mean, Pat? You're no
carpenter mo; but if it rains next
Sunday, Oi'll sit over the hole. lester.
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Ti,e gtudy.of History.

Teacher-What Is the valve OF study
of ancient history?
Smartest boy-To learn what the an
clients did.
And of modern history?"
"To see if modern history repeats it,
self."-Ruffalo Express
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Crbs In Rure .

How does Maude like life in ths
cbuntry?'
First rate. She's trimming grape
vines this week."
Really? What with - ribbon?" -
Jury.
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Soothing to the Minister.

Visitor (at dinner)-How do you know
/ am the new minister, my little man?
Did'your mamma tell you?
The Little Man destined for the gall
lows)-Naw! l knew you by the
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"By the chicken? What do you
mean?'
''Why, that's the sick chicken that
nav was cooking. National Tribune.
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prison-and through him, no doubt,
Capt. Campbell could be communicated
with. He will do much for a guinea.
You understand, my dear. You can
use nv name"
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05

"Good morningw Why, I am sur
prised; the doctors and neighbors have
all reported that your death wss daily
expected"
"Ah! yes; they all said ! never could
recover and gave me up to die with
chronic malaria, kidney andliver trouble
/ have taken three botttss Of "Hepati.
cure" gained 40 pounds and en- sound
and we'll. JOHN p. HARRISON, Rome, Ga,
For sale by L. II. Deyo.
The Nebraska G. A. r.. reunion
will be held In Grand Island, Aug,
20 to Sept. 3 inclusive. Half fare
rates on all roads, The posters stato
that Prof. W. Il. Heddon Of Miehi-
gan, the famous aeronaut, has enter
ed into a contract to make at least
two balloon a~scensions and parachute
descents during the reunion.
Prevent chills, fever, malaria, kss Of
time by sickness.-Take "Hepaticure.S
For salo by l.. II. Deyo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05
The sanc.um OF Tnr Cnrrr was, a day

The sanctum Of THE CmfEr was, a day
or two since, invaded by a sweating tin
Grant vendor Of medicine, who very con
fdently asked "Why the weather was
hot 2" with equal confidence in our in
terrogator. We replied: "The sun is
nov moro directly over our heads than
at any other time Of year. This direct
ness shortens the rays and concentrate
their power. The result is n immense
radiation Of heat from the earth, which
IL not absorbed by the moisture Of the
short night, but a great residium Of heat
goes over and to the next day, conse-
~quently the heat within q month after
the summer solstice, the week in June 10
apt TO be greater than within q month
before. II thus reaches its maximum
intensity In July and about the first Of
August. Our friend expressed satisfac-
ton and thcn asked us the aus Of cy-
clones. Knowing also that II was the
editors duty to readily give answers TO
this or run the risk Of losing our place,
we told him that az the summer came on
with lie irregularly distributed heat, rar-
flying the air and thus producing rapid
ly ascending currents, the vacums OF
which we're rapidly filed with other air
an element Of tremendous confusion was
introduced; cold currents rush into the
paths Of heated ones; clouds chared with
moisture only %aggravate this tendency
Forces are let loose and accelerated al
they go, and combining, produce the
spiral wind known as the cyclone. The
cyclone is but the resultant Of combined
forces, any one who understands thu
science Of mechanics il not in the leas'
astounded at the tremendous power II
them. Our friend was apparently stisfiet
and just rs he was about to PROFOUND thu
next query: "why do mosquitoes bite =
his attention was attracted away and vi
were spared an exhibition Of humiliat
ing ignorance and still have our place.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoPIs,.
Road Notice.

To whom II may concern:
The commissioner appointed to locate
q road commencing at point 80 rods
east Of the southwest corner OF section
"a, town two, range ten in said Webster
county, thence running north through
section "a and q to q point 90 rods east
Of the northwest corne Of said section
q. Thence west 160 rods to Q point 30
rods west Of the southeast corner OF
section IL. Thence north through said
section 81 and 10 to a point 80 rods west
OF the northeast corner Of said section
l8, except where said road strikes .
swamp In section 16 and q then to devil
ate and follow the high land around the
west side Of said swamp, has reported in
favor Of locating and establishment
thereof, and all objections thereto, OF
| claims for damages, must be filed in the
County Clerks Office on or before noon
Of the 2sth day Of September. 1892, OF
such road will be established without
| reference there to H. D. RANNEY,
Lat County Clerk.
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Notice.

To Hueber Riemer, nonresident dc
PENDANT: You are hereby notified that
the 22d day Of July, 1892, Adolph RE
mel fled his petition against you in the
district court of Webster county, Nebras-
ka, tho object and prayer Of which are to
obtain a divorce from you on the ground
that on or about the LIST day Of April,
1901, and continuously through the year
of 1891, and in the year Of 1892, until the
month Of March Of said last named year,
you were guilty of extreme cruelty to-
wards said plaintiff, by refusing to cook
for said plaintiff and refusing to do the
necessary homework and In refusing TO
in any manner aid said plaintiff in his en-
deavors to make a home for himself and
family, and in leaving said plaintiff in the
month Of March, 1892, and going to Ger
many where you have since resided with.
out the consent Of this plaintiff.
You are required TO answer said petition
on or before the 9th day Of September
1892.
ADoLpn RIxMEs,
By A. H.. BOWEN, His Atty. 62-4t.
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Half Rates 10 Saratoga.

Half Rates To Saratoga.
Annual encampment Sons OF Vet
Grams u s A and Ladies Aid Society,
Helena. Mont, Aug. 8-13 1892. All
agents may sell tickets to Helena,
at one lowest first. class fare. Tickets
on sale Aug. 4-lO inclusive with tran
sit limit Of 20 days in each direction
and final return limit to October 10.
Annual Session Sovereign Grand
Lodge l. o. o. F. Portland, Ore.
Sept. 10 to "a. All agents may sell
round trip tickets to Portland at
one lowest first class fare. Tickets
on sale Sept 10 to 10 inclusive, and
limit for going passage to Sept. 20 and
for final return to sixty days from
date Of sale. Tickets may be roUtsd
going and returning different routes.
A. Conoyer, Ag't.
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A Million Friends.

A friend in need Is o friend indeed, and
not less than one million people have
found just such q friend in DR.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption, coughs
and colds. II You have never used this
great cough medicine, n trial will con-
vince you that 1t has wonderful curative
powers in all diseases OF throat, chest
and lungs. Each bottle lie guaranteed to
do all that is claimed or money will be
refunded. Trial bottles free at O. Il
Cotting's drugstore. Large bottles 5Ot
and 81.
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MONEY SAVED is MQVry M.

save n to ~ cent? on every 'u,iAr you -ir,u
Write for on mammoth Catalogue, q CNApas,
book containing ILLUSTRATORS aud giving lovestman-
ufacturcrs' prices, WIT, nanufacturers' d,scoun,,
Of every kind OF ppods and supplies manufactured
and Imported into the United states. Gp?ccriest
Household Goods, Furniture, Clothing. Ladies'
and Gcnts' Clothing and Furnishing G,s,ds, Dress
Goods. White OOods, Dry Goods, Hats, Caps,
Bo0ts and shoes, Gloves, Notions, Glassware,
Stationery, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, suvcrwaIe'
Buggies, WHIPS. Agricultural implements, etc:
Only FIRST CLASS GOODS. Catalogue sent
on recent OF 70 cents for exprersagc. We are the
only concern which sells at manufacturers prices,
allowing the buyer the same discount Tat ne
manufacturer gives to the Wholesale buyer. we
p. money refunded. GOods sent BY express Of
freieht, with privilege Of examination before pay
ine' A. kARPEN q Coz.
122 Quincy Street, Chicago, III.
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N0ttcs,
Benjamin X. Hinde, y
Plaintiff
Joshua Harris OF nj
Defendants

Benjamin X. Hinde,
Plaintiff
VS.
Joshua Harris OF al
Defendants
u tAs district court Of Webster county, Ne
braska.
!. MoYgsa sssAS, IN pleaded with others. az.
Defendants will take NOTICE ulat on I'VE lvtn
day OF April, 1899. Benjamin v. Hitude,. plalltln.
herein, fled his petition IN the distttclE 2wt
Webster county, Nebraska, against sa,d ds.
PENDANTS, the object and prayer OF which ~ "a
fOreclOse q certain mortgage executed ~ Wy
delsndaDts TO this plaintif upon the -east
GIuVIep N tMs northeast quarter, west naii
I~ortbsas 9asrtsf Rnd opor!h;wsst quarter scr 0s
southeast 9uartes Sec ~ Tt.klo y, 70 secuse
the payment OF Q certain pronAsSofyL H9te lRIea
March 9lst. le87, for the SUN o.. eS7Q. 0Mg w
years yssnSi from date thereby .ihst ths5s y aSy nv
mortgage the sum q is!S with lnlsyest IgotHs
ssIat tie defendants be required to pay the
49, az that sald premises pAy be sold 70 AUS e.
ilas&sq! AVA pstBtjpn on or before the issh Jay
" b1SyAAyxE. HYDE. Plaintiff.
NJ. A. HARTJ6As. ANY @r fAX: q"
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Deserving Praise.

We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling DIR. Kings
New Discovery for consumption, DR..
Kings new life pills, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as we'll,
OF that have given such universal salts
faction. We do not hesitate to gunran-
tee them every time, and we stand ieady
to refund the purchase price II satisfac-
tory results do not follow their use
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits, G.. Il
Getting, druggist.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05
McNiTT,
ATTORNEY : At : LAW,
cd cloud Neb.
Moon Block.
Notice or Sale.

In the matter " the estate Of James Laird.
deceaseJ.
an order OF r. n. BeaiI. Judge OF the district
court Of Webster county. made ON the 23d day
OF April, 1892. for the sale OF the real estate
hereinafter described, there will be sold ut the
court house door, Red Cloud, Neb., on the eth
day Of Aug, 1902. At 2 O'Clock p. m, at public
yshdpe n tle. .hiShest bidder Tor cash the fol.
s iSSI fSt. o ! Sn2 t Eiost s syisise ' & ss 3: 9 Cloud |.
EebFsSkA. sAid sae WI rsInah open one
Dated Jsne u, 1902. 80
Admln!Crssor Of the Estate Of james, Laird,
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Drunkcnncss. ar the Liquor
Habit Cured NJ Home In Ten
Days by Administering Dr.
llalncs' Golden specific.
It can be given in a glass OF beer. a
cup Of coffee or tea or in food without
the knowledge OF the patient. II lie alb
solutely harmless and will effect n per.
maneut and speedy cure, whether the
patient is a moderate drinker OF IN al
coholic wreck. II has been given in
thousands Of cases, and in every instance
a perfect cure has followed. 1t never
fails. The system once impregnated with
the specific, IL becomes an utter impOesi-
bility for the liquor appetite to exist.
Cures guaranteed. 40 page book Ut par
~ticulars free. Address the Golden Spe-
cifc Co, 1856 Race Street, Cincinnati, o.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05

Gall or 4. r. Penman, Jeweler and
eptiolsn for ane watch cleaning and
repairing. aFtistje letter, emblem and
monogram engraving. A full line OF
Watches, sloetS, jeWslry, s~pectacles,
eta. always q hsnd. Can IL any eye
with The vsryb sot d spsctaclss. You
will aud, IN Cooapg'a drug sters.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05

When Baby was sick. we gave her Caseoria.
When she was . Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung TO Castoris.
When shs bad Children, she gave them CastoriA
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05
Notice to Teachers.

Notice to Teachers.
Notice is hereby given that l will
examine oil persons who may desire
to offer themselves ~ candidates for
teachers ofthe public schools Of this
county, at Red Cloud on tho third
Saturday Of each month.
Special examinations will be held
on the Friday preceding the Sd Sat.
urday Of each month.
The standing required for I'd and
Sd grade certificates is the same-no
grade below 20 per cent, average 80
per cent; for irst grade certificate
no grade below 80 per cent, average
80 per cent. 10 all branches required
by law.
D. M. HUNTER, County Supt.
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Notice.
The Treasurer OF Dow
Academy ..,
James r. Strong OF al
Defendants
Notice.

In the district court OF webster county, Ne-
braska.
James r.. strong and Mary Z. Strong. defend
iso1' The Treasurer OF Dow Academy, plaintiff
Eerein, fled his petition In the district court OF
Wshsfer county, Nebraska, against said de-
feadspts. The object and prayer OF which y TO
defendants 70 i6ls paSssWtaf upon the so.th hall
OF northwest quarter aud tRe nPTth helt q the
south. " est quarter. Of sec y. T&pS g.R AEes;
dated June rs, 1851. for the sum OF Si00o: due
and payable on the LIST day Of July. 1892, And. nve
year, from date thereof; that there Is nov que
and inlCrseSI, SQr which, with interest from this
dsts, plASiif, h wy ri q = .d asc ss,ss se "a ,S Ssss s Nd
g SvnS sa. may You % are sSG re ~ Sf 70 s4sSs sSJS
psiiiion on. or before the 18th day 81 sept, isa@.
TREAsUN.R Dow ACADEMY, iiH'
N, A. HsfiiKau, ATTY f0r PItr. 2N
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Educational Department.
what They say.
.. u. IlUNTER, Editor.

49,. L
Jossphin @. Locke, Chicago, ILL.,;
Educate man ~ man, as q human be-
log, and the mere detail Of q profes.
sion or trade becomes q matter OF
ease.
Claiming Folsom, Supt. Of Schools,
Dover, N. H.: One Of the first du.
ties Of The public school is to teach
obedience 10 rightful authority.
This 10 the 6rst duty Of the good
eitiseu.
Supt. Mamie Portner, Kidder Co.,
No. Da:: Institutes awaken q better
public sentiment in favor Of the
schools, and snthuss life and energy
into every department Of school
work.
Cambridge Chronicle: Important
principles should be Fixed, and this
must be done by rcviews,-many re-
views Il may be. Not until that is
done esn any review, be regarded as
Unnecessary.
Supt ". 8. Eversols, Wooster,
Ohio: No people put so much in.
tslligsnee and 60 much conscience
isto their lsbors Is the teachers in
our public schools,
Francis W. Parker, Cook Co. Nor
NAL Schools, ILL.,: Next TO . know
ledge Of Q subject stands . keen
appreciation OF ones ignorance OF
that subject.
Emerson: Every N can do his
best thing easiest.
Francis Bacon: Every man is .
debtor TO bis profession.
Supt. Orion c. Scott, Oskalooss,
Iowa: A good teacher controls q
pupils life; . roor teacher, his pass.
ing day.
W. II. Hodgson, St. Louis, Mo-:
The study Of music c~ultivates the
! habit Of order and obedience. One
song 10 sufficient to bring . class OF
children from confusion to perfect
order.
Charles Sumner: Character is
everything.
Henry B. Fay, Newport, r. l.:
Every pupil must be compelled To
talk, and in clear, audible tones.
Dr.. Andrew Peabody: You will do
good less BY what you say or do OF
even give, than by what you are.
Supt Hunt, Clinton, Mass: True
y no one in the services Of tho public
. more righttully claim the kindes'
e~onsideration, the hesrtiest cooper
alton from oil, than the teacher.
Supt. Orion @. Scott, Oskaloosa
Iowa: That one who would TAX
ereditabls rank in his profession mus
work, must read, must think.
New Era, Hopkiusville, Ky.
There 10 no greater menace t
society, no greater obstacle to goo
government, no darker blot on
eountry's name than ignorance.
Charles A. Blanchard, Wheato
College, ILL.,: The purpose Of
college education is not to help me
70 get . living, but TO give men
right to live.
Supt. F. b. Gault. Tacoma, Wash
There must DO n person in ever
school building who is responsible Il
tho work, management, and diciplin
Of that building.
Hannah A. Davidson, Belmor
School, California: It 10 one half II
task Of the teacher in the sscondal
schools TO teach the boy to say accu
ately and ooncissly the thing he HI
learned.
Supt. j. L. Holloway, Fort SmitI
Arkansas: When the child begins
see something in . map besides ha
lines, dots, complex curves, beautif,
shading, and delicate handiwork,
10 ready to study geography intel
gently.
N. Il. Jour, of Ed: The press,
the country, notably the inauenti
press, has taken al heroic stand f
the schools, for their necessity al
for their generous support.
The Testimonials.
Published in behalf Of Hoods Sa
sapsrilla are not e~xtravagant. are n,
Wv. 1l--gA
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Notice.

IRE blSfsS3 bodied, Ihat Janes L: Brit
purchase at public tag sale, ait the treasurer OF
sfiksd landJot situated ii Webster county, Ne.
&~r3skS ,,T4ylt;. Tho northwest quarter Of sec:
Hob ?,t6XA9Alp S:latnEe VI. weststb ,; a.: and
i aSiS .nJ Pc s ssas LII ssss 4. VIZ ESgs 3 q !sRr year. al;
as'g ps;ds snS &Sa Nj eapirs on tHs % ssv 81 w.
yember, 1892, and That a tax Iced VIII DC excel
pany, assignee OF said certificate Of pur.
Chase, by the treasurer OF Webster county,
Nebraska, unless redemption from said sale Is
made on or before said I'd day OF November,
2InV.f You Will govern yourselves accordingly.
dated MIS- f6NRVay ol July, isv:.
nv = HH.IIcHn r Is~ssrsssf ~ A;slGpee'
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The TcstimOniaIs.

Published in behalf Of Hoods Sar.
sapsrilla are not e~xtravagant. are not
written up" nor arc they from its
employees. They arc facts, and prove
tAaa Hoods Sarsaparilla possesses ab-
eplaae merit and is worthy the full
So60dsncs Of the people.
Heed's Pills are purely vegetable,
pssfsstly harmless effective, but do not
cause pain o. gripe. Be sure to get
Hoods.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05
Children Cry for
Q ,CaStOYla.

y = Y ~ ~1StUIJ0s
Do you want money, happiness, com
fort and pleasure? II 30, keep yoSr
health perfect by an occasional use OF
"Hepaticure"-the great English blood,
kidney and liver tonic. For sale by l..
III. Deyo.
Draying.
The Red Cloud Dray Line have four
good and heavy mule teams. All
hauling promptly attended to your
orders solicited. JNo BARKLEY,
Proprietor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05
SINGER SEWING


GEO. GUILFORD,
Sole Agent for Webster County.
People proposing to buy sewing machines
should not fall to see the
SINGER
Tho Finest Machine Made In
The World. i,
walnut sSisay c sss's sscsiys 2 tHeg.W % tGSsiiss, p snttS or
hole attachment. Don't buy until You seS' III
singer Improved Sewing Machine. y"
Geo. GullfOrd, Agent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-08-05
F. r. MADLEY.
He'd Ciew@, Nebraska.

Prices Reasonable Satisfaction Guaranteed.