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Tho Famous Nerve Specialist.
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Contractor and Builder. Flint Mich.
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WONDERFUL CURES
OF THE FAMOUS SPECIALIST
ARE YOU ALWAYS
SLEEPY I?

To you set up nights
Can sou control yoaT urln.i
l. there pain IN your sscS.
Or nervous pro~traftou!
Or nervous debility
Or iDpotencys
Ever had raeumaiism'
Have catarrhf
Have you drafbessf
OR noises IN the heai'
Have ,on frlgisti,l pains "A your iun;s'
J. your breath shorts
Do you drcamf
l. stomach weak
DO you fesi worn on
l. there y ~"nse OF goneness'
Pains ia back II hcadf
Ar. you dreadful uersousf
Not enough OF too much urin,'
DOES, " hurt Ia GTinate3
Doe. II smart burnt
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attainment
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llou long this wayf
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Then write ~ car On ~ : Clay Todd. No u
Mort Disistcn street. three ,ioirs north 81 Mon
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The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-22
1naVNlc.

There was a heavy frost last Friday
night.
. Mr. Hunter and wife returned from the
White city Monday whore they have been
sight seeing.
Mr.. Irons father from Iowa il visiting
with him.
Mr.. Sawyer and daughter Florence
starts for Chicago Saturday to take in
the sights OF the fair.
Mr.. A. ID. Davis has finished haying; he
has put up about 800 tons this season.
The %lnavale school commenced last
Monday with Miss Barber as teacher.
Willie Hale and johnny Bennett went
to Franklin last week where they will at.
tended school for a year.
Frank Campbell returned to his school
duties in Ohio for another year.
Miss Maud Orchard is visiting friends
in lnavale this week.
MIR. Story and wife were visiting her
parents last Sunday.
The dance at A. II. Davis last Friday
night was a grand success.
ApRoN STRINGS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-22
For Farm Loans
.DlldsOn.

Dry weather, corn nearly all dried up,
too dry to SOW winter wheat.
More prairie hay being put up this year
than ever before.
Mrs. j. Williams is on the sick list this
week.
Mr.. j. Smith started for the strip last
week go as TO be in the rush.
MI. Roy Myers will have u dance in
his new house on Friday night.
Mr.. +. l.. Smith is building the cellar
wall for his new house.
Quite q number OF Loganitcs and Paw
nees were attending court in Smith Cen
tire last week.
The M. T.. Quarterly meeting held n,
the red school house last Sunday was
well attended. Mr.. Jacob Williams viii
build a new house this fall.
Sunday school at Mt. Hope every Sur
day at 10 o'clock. Every body invited tc
attend.
Mr.. &. W. Humbert of Lebanon hal
retl r ned home from Chicago, where hi
has been on the police force.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-22
l'NlllcTlOO

Mrs. A. f.. Larrick is on the sick list
Uncle James Lockhart shipped u car
load of cattle to Omaha last week.
George Baker is suffering with rheu.
matism.
While Hillard Palmer was moving
with MIR. Lockhart's team, they became
frightened and a into the wire fence,
cutting the horses very badly and de-
moralizing the
Mrs. II. G.. Lewis was taking in the
state fair at Lincoln.
L. NJ. Crabill and family Of Red Cloud
were pleasant callers at ID. II. Larrick's.
Mr.. Evans, secretary OF the Baptist
college at Grand Island, gave a very in.
teresting lecture in behalf Of hat insti-
tuition at Catherton last Sunday.
Charley, don't wait for the young
ladies to walk half way home before
inviting them to take q ride. Don't he
so bashful. Charley, we sailed in the
same boat in our boyhood days.
Mrs. G. p. Gather, who has been very
i'll, is slowly improving.
\. V. Larrick was visiting q few days
in Red Cloud last week.
READER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-22
AnlbOy.

Miss Susie Baker 10 attending school
at Pleasant Hill.
Robert Mitchell returned home Sun
day night after a weeks visit in Lincoln
and Crete.
Miss |. Frisbie and Lue and Grace are
in McCook the guests OF Nm. Mitchell
and family.
Willard Nelson has been in Orleans
and neighboring towns this week selling
onions for Ct. A. Latta.
Charles Mitchell Of McCook was visit.
ing parents and friends here last week,
The smiling countenance Of Miss Alta
Baker illuminated our school house
again Sunday. She has been staying
near Guide Rock for some time.
Nj. McJudd and family have moved
to Red Cloud. In their departure Am
boy looses ono Of her best families. Miss
Gertic Brown will be especially missed
among the young folks.
Your correspondent and companion
drove over a large part OF Webster coun
ty Sunday and find things much bette
than was expected; although the crop
are not 80 bountiful as last year. Their
will be plenty OF feed and most field
show an abundance OF corn.
]. Frisbie and Charley Frisbic are TAX
ing IN Chicago and the worlds faii
They expect to meet eastern relative
while there.
Dame Rumor says there is to be
wedding in our vicinity soon. and per
haps a double one. We cannot say a
to the truth Of it, but Cupid has bee
shooting his arrows pretty thick aroun
here for some time.
FoOLIPs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-22
Thompson Creek.

A heavy frost and the chilling winds
OF last week admonish US that autumn Is
at hand.
j. W. Elder sold his fat cattle TO j. NJ.
Carnahan OF Riverton, who shipped
them last week TO Kansas City. Mr.. FL
der going in charge, having also a car load
for j. A. Brown.
John Brown has been on tho sick list
several days, and is at present staying
with the family Of his brother, j. A
Brown.
j. NJ. Pollard has goneto take IN the
worlds fair, from which he will make an
extended visit with some Of his relatives
it Wisconsin.
Johnnie Elder and his sisters Emmt
and Emily are visiting relatives in Chi
cago and attending the fair.
Mr.. Walker wife and child, and Mis-
Georgia Prather, from Farmers creel
last Sunday and attended church a
Spring Valley school house.
Rev. w. S. Blackburn Pastor of RIVER
ton NJ. f.. church preached his last ser
mon for the conference year on last Sun
day to a large congregation at Spring
Valley.
Miss Anna Marshall is visiting relativel
in Lincoln and attending the state far
Mike Parker sports a top buggy.
DELLA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-22
A Great Convention.

The Inter. State Irrigation Convention
at Salina, Kansas, TO be me Of the most
important Conventions ever held in the
West. Addresses wall be made by the
representatives from seven states.
Every phase of the irrigation question
will be considered. A permanent organ.
ization formed.
The Interstate Irrigation Convention
that will meet in Salina, Ksnsse, Sept,
2Sth, is attracting wide attention through.
out the west. Seven western states will
send delegates and addresses will he
made by the most practical irrigators OF
the United States. Mr.. 4. b.. Merry, OF
Los Angeles, California. will address the
convention on the results OF irrigation in
the west and the vnrions methods EN-,
ploycd in securing artificial water for ir
rigatiOn. Prof. Hay, the gcologist, viii.
discuss the water supply on the plains
and it's utility for irrigation. The duties
OF tho general government to tho irriga
ton movement will be discussed by rep
resentatives from South Dakota, Texas
and Nebraska. Every phase of the ques
ton will be discussed by practical ant
experienced mon. A permanent Orgazi
natisn will be formed to push The move
ont in bsSslf OF the settl -rs OF the grea'
vest. Webster county should bs wei
r, presented ut this convention. Every
one interes ed either directly or i, direct
~, is invited To attend. Every board q
trade should Sci a L, preventative an,
every farmers society should not fai
to send a'dslegato to this convention
Every citizen in the West il interested il
this movement. Let this be a novcmen
by tho maG.es OF the people. Specia
Rates are given over all tho railroads
For particulars address J. l.. Bristov
Sec, Salina Kansas.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-22
state line.
SID.

The corn has been so dried by the sun
that it can be shelled.
Mr.. Austin Days rides in a new buggy.
The North Branch Academy com.
menced Sept. 4th, with a very good at
tendance, we have not learned the num-
Der Of students.
Mrs. A. Ii. RinGrd left for Iowa last
Tuesday.
The schools have all got started nicely
and every schoo! seems 10 like their
teacher.
j.. b. Toland's barn begins TO look as i
it would soon be completed. J.F. Watt
and Nerr Foot helped TO raise it, Fort
end Geo, Turner are helping with the
carpenter work for a few days this week
l. G. Eatcl.lf is boss carpenter.
Professor Atwood is intruCting Miss
Nellie Rickrell and May Hinsfd in music
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-22
See Myers
Southwest Corner.

The weather continues hot and dry.
laying is the order Of the dav, and
large stacks can be seen in all dIrec.
tions.
Mr.. S. Heaton has imported a large
heard Of steers from Colorado. lie
intends to feed them this winter.
They arc fine large ones.
Mr.. Rosencrans shipped two car
load Of hogs from Inavalc this week
and the price of hogs was 30 at that
thriving little burg. Verify opposi'
ton is the life of bus ness.
Mr.. Cotrcll has finished cutting his
broom corn. He has a good crop.
MIR. Doran, with his nephew from
Thayer county, are haying on Dry
creek.
Mr.. Osborp's team got away from
h M while he was hay ing and broke
the hay rack and the wagon pole, the
horses wcr, uninjured. Mr.. Osborn
and Al Fern were both on the ground
when the horses started, but received
no greater injuries tran u fright.
Sir. Foglc and Miss Downs were
pleasant callers at Mr.. Points las,
week.
THE RAMBLER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-22
COWlcs.

Geo. A. Harris and wife have returned
from Iowa and the worlds fair. They re-
port Mr.. Harris father aud sister to be
much improved in health. j. L. Harris
has since gone to his old home in Iowa.
At n recent meeting the Congregation.
al church passed the following:
WHEREAS; Miss Jennie A. Blaine, now
Mrs. Penman Of Red Cloud, n member
OF this church, has for over two years
been serving the church rs organist in
tho church and in the Sunday school,
RESOLVED; That we hereby express
our appreciation of her valuable services,
and our sincere thanks for the same.
The M. +. church il planning to build
n parsonage at Cowles in the near future.
Mrs. Dickson of Red Cloud addressed
the ladies' ut the Congregational church
Thursday T.. NJ. on Wcmah's Work in
Home Missions.
Miss Flora Brown has returned rom a
long visit with her sister, Mrs. Page, at
Wclliiset.
Mrs Cratford has had another back set
but is rallying agaln. Her sister and
niece have returned TO their homes.
Mr. Ed Clifford has been exhibiting, at
the state fair, his new invention FOR
weighing and dumping grain from the
elevator into n car. A great thing for an
elevator man il a success.
Rev Smith is the new appointed IN the
| Cowles NJ II circuit
Rev Putnam was absent from his
congregation last Sunday
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-22
Pleasant Dale.

Making hay and cutting corn are
things OF the past.
The weather il still dry and hot.
Broom corn cutting is the order Of the
the day.
John Fox is through cutting corn he
has a fine crop and saved in primo order
l.. A. Haskins is cutting corn with an
ample supply Of hands.
Messrs Kcagle and Beaucham, John
Marsden and Tom Long Sundayed in
the city.
Quite a number of people OF this place
attended the NJ. +. quarterly meeting at
the red school house.
The school is progressing nicely.
John Marsden and Chss. Ison contem.
plate going to the worlds fair.
Found: On the road neal the Pleasant
Dale school house. a pair OF spectacles
They can be had by calling or Il. w. An
derson.
The boys made a raid on Mr.. Ambush
on's water mellon patch n day las
week, and destroyed it. He is not yer,
well pleased about it, and he knows wh'
they were.
LIB andyke a brother OF VIM. Van
dyke was doing business in Line one da.
last week.
Ask the boys why John Marsden say
Uncle Lush.
The campaign is now commenced VIII,
not make ii interesting by getting goo
republican nominees for the various OF
fees. Line is entitled to five delegates
We hear Dick CARRIER spoken Of for sher
if, and l.. ii. Fort for county clerk.
Len Wilmot our road supervisor ha
been repairing a bridge near Pleasan
Dale one day last week
Miss M. Vandyke is attending schoc
at Pleasant Dale.
The dance at Mr. SharIs wal enjoye
by all.
The Sunday school is to DO reorganize
at Penny creek next Sunday. All tLa
are interested come out.
George Saunders and wife were pleas
ant callers on Wm. Wand! ke one day thi
week.
Mr.. Hunter our county superintendent
was visiting the Pleasant Dale scho,
one day this week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-22
saltwater.

Jos Taught is building an addition to
his house
John Konzack OF Red Cloud made a
flying visit in this vicinity last week
Charley Britton of Iowa, il visiting his
father Rev VIM Britton
Mrs w A Fish from sou n Of the river.
is staying n few days with her sister Mrs
j II Cro2ier
Robert Orr and family of Superior
were visiting his father last week.
Died, nt the residence Of A II Spracher
Grandma Spracher, mother Of u J and
A II Sprachcr OF Sunday, Sept II, 1888
aged about 10 years Tho r, mains were
laid 70 rest in the Tompson cemetery
Monday ut IL Il m
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-22
south Side.

News are rather scarce.
Uncle Tommy Leigh is in need Of a
hand again.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hen.
rvs died this week.
Mr.. Carl Gust has been putting up
hay for Mr.. Henry, but is through and
returned home Monday.
Mr.. Atwood was in these parts last
Tuesday trying to get up a singing class
and we hope the young folks will lend
q hand to the professor.
Mrs. Atwood has been quite sick for
the asst six weeks but is recovering
slowly.
Miss Maud Read is the guest of Miss
Leona Turner this week.
We would dare say that We have es.
pied that new house Of Mr.. Turner's.
Miss Myrtle Cummings was the guest
Of Miss Mary Sharp last week.
The young folks Of Red Cloud gave
Miss Mary Sharp quito a pleasan,
surprise last Thursday night. The party
consisted Of Miss Laura Smith. Miss
Blanche Cummings and Lille and Ger
tic Waldron. and quite a number OF
other young folks all from Red Cloud
and the young people Of the country
feeling sighted on this occasion gath
cred up quite a large crowd OF Saturday
night and gave Miss Mary another pleas
ant surprise. All report a pleasant time
on both occasions.
G. q. was sailing owe town Sunda,
with two Of Webster county's fair young
ladies. Is that the effect OF raising pc
tatoes? II so We would advise all young
men to raise potatoes next year.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-22
SlnlC Creek.

We are rather dry, and haying is
the order Of the day. Many tons arc
do,ting our p%rairies at present and
Mr.. Grewell expects to commence
baling soon.
Mrs. Shabby died a few days ago
after a long spell Of sickness. Her
daughter died about three weeks ago.
Mr.. Shanuon's little boy that was
SO badly hurt BY the kick of a horse,
is slowly recovering.
Mr.. Shannon will com men a school
40 miles southwest, at $50 per month.
lie goes we'll recommended and is a
good teacher. lie taught an 8 months
term IN MI. Hope last winter.
Miss Edith Scrivner is teaching al
Pleaasnt Dale, and Miss Ann Wilson
at johnson school house.
Miss Dolly Davis has gone to Rec
Cloud to 90 to school this winter.
There was preaching at the Rec
school house last Sunday, and Quarter
ly meeting at the NJ. Il. church.
u, Roscncrans shipped his hog
last week to Kansas City and did well
Uncle Tom Ryan shipped alb ut ~
head of very large ones to Omaha AM
received a good price.
Threshipg was finished up our wa.
last week. Grain yielded very pooi
though some have enough for see
and will SOW moro than last year.
Some few of Our people have talke
Oklahoma for quite a while and hay
com to the conclusion that this cour
try is good enough fer them and wi
let well enough alone
Mr.. Guthrie will thresh broom cor
and Al S,rivner and VIM. Dollinl
will shell corn.
OCCASIONAL.