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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-22

Nature gives to every time and sea-
son some beauties Of its own, and
from morning to night, as from the
cradle to the grave, is but succession
of changes 30 gentle and easy that
we can scarcely mark their progress
Dickens.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-22

child, by aiding Nature in preparing the
system for partmrition. Thereby labor"
and also the period Of confinement are
greatly shortened. II also promotes In
abundant secretion Of nourishment for
the child. During pregnancy, II pre-
vents morning sickness aud those
distressing nervous symptoms from
which 10 many suheT
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-22

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due ~ pregnancy silef
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-22
Tsgts CoHle GO, TrSs

IaakS. C0fls Co, Tsfaf
DR. RV PIKRcE, Buffalo, n, "
Dfay Slf-l took your " fay0rile Pre-.
sohpuOn previous 10 eouhnement and
never did 30 well in n,y life u - oniy
Two weeks since my confinement and ana
able 10 do ny work ! feel stronger than
ever did in six weeks before,
Your Tuly,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-22
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-22

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-22
Mexican
Mustang
Linirncnt

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ourns'
pi,es
rheumatic pai,e
Bruises and Strains,
pu,r;r Sores
!rflour,otiops.
Stiff Joints.
Harness & Saddle Sores.
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-22
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nOTHERS

and those about to
become mothers,
should know that
DIR. Pierce's Pa
vorite Prescription
robs childbirth Of
its torture, terrors
and dangers TO
both mother and
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-05
United Sunday School Work,


For several Sundays past the Sunday.
school workers OF Red Cloud have been
going out to different Sunday schools in
the country to assist them in their work.
On last Sunday there were fifty who
attended the Sunday school in district
80. The people then suspectlng that
there would be q larger crowd than their
house could accommodate arranged .
platform and seats in q beautiful grove
neal by 90 that the large audience pres.
emit were made comfortable. The hour
was spent in singing and speaking. l..
P. Albright led the singing and the
many singers present made this service
q delightful feature Of the hour. Messrs
r. b. Fulton j. Orndoff and Crabill and
and Revs. Bean and Msxfield made
short interesting talks on the benefits oe
Sunday school work and the best means
Of carrying It on.
The workers nom Red Cloud that are
assisting in this work are from every
church in the town and are working Ii
the interest OF the Sunday School Union
Of Webster Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-05

While the Republican river was at its
height during the recent freshet u pro.
fessor from the State university who
was visiting at Oxford took the neces.
sary measurements to ascertain the vol.
umn Of water flowing down the stream.
The result Of his computation showed
that the flow was equal to 10000 cubic
feet per second. Flowing at that rate
IL would have covered $4,000 acres OF
land to q depth Of one foot in twenty.
four hours. or It would Ill q reservoir
containing 1000 acres to a depth Of six.
teen feet in twenty.four hours.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-05

County Treasurer White is the only
county treasurer that has collected back
taxes. and he does 80 from all no matter
whether he 10 q republican, democrat or
pop. The other day he made the re.
publican candidate for governor Of Ohio,
whsck up ESQ for '93 back taxes. That
is the way TO be county treasurer. II
Webster county had all Of it's back taxes
some $4,000 that have accumulated for
25 years, she would not be owing any.
one,
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-05
COWles Celebrates.

Owing to a lack OF celebration in Red
Cloud, every citizen who could procure
a seat or standing room In some sort OF
conveyance adjourned to Cowles to pass
the Fourth, as quite q number Of amuse.
ments were promised. The road, from
seven till twelve, reminded one Of an
army Of ants on the move. Cowles, DO.
ing a small place wae soon flooded with
people from Blue Hill, Bladen. Red
Cloud, and other surrounding towns,
taxing their accommodations to their
utmost. The c~alithumpisn parade,
though rather short, was comical and
excited much laughter. The crowd then
surged to the speakers stand in the
bowery, where the first arrivals we're
lucky enough to secure sitting room.
The Grafton was rendered by Randolph
McNitt, Of Red Cloud, the Il. G. kid"
band dlscoursed music, and songs were
furnished by different persons. After
these exercises were concluded, dinner
was announced as the next thing on the
program.
A ball game In the afternoon between
the Bladen and Cowles mines was very
exciting and terminated Ia favor OF the
latter, II to 10. Foot races, sack races
potato races, horse races, and otheI
sports served to pass the time away til
suppe after which the bowery dHnc<
wac to furnish the amusement.
Beautiful fireworks were fired Il
illumine the heavens in the EVENING" nt
the dance hall a a seem Of gayety
which was brought to q sudden ending
by q storm. The rain came 30 unawareI
that people we're forced to seek refug'
IN stores. and were held there oil nigh
by the hardest rain we have had for fv'
J, years. The hotel floors and store coun
ters were crowded, 10 accommodation
we're not TO be had. Some Red Clou'
people were caught on the way home an
sought shelter in farm houses, and on
hack full Of young folks crawled in
t school house window and remained II
morning. On tbs morn OF the 9Th,
stream OF tired and sleepy. looking stral
glers meandered into the city, sti
declaring that they had had a good tim
} and we think they did enjoy themselvs
? az everyone did who attended the eel
bration.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-05

As am about ready to start to Ber.
trand, Neb., to see my sickly daughter I
will just say to my customers that they
will find my store in order az my trim.
mer will keep it open while I Am gone.
Thanks for your patronage and IL you
need anything in my line call at my
store and you will be kindly received
l will return soon az possible.
JULIA A. RICHARDSON.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-05

The farmers. renters. and in fact both
landholders and renters should take
great interest In Graduating the Russian
thistle pest. II il should get q firm hold
in the county the farms would be a sorry
looking outfit. Let everyone take q
pride in cutting them down.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-05

The city council at it's regular meeting
on the I'd issued saloon licenses to Jno.
Po'nicky and n. Longton at $1,000 each.
That will give the school fund a 5000
and the city a $1,000. The probability is
that another ~licence will he taken out
shortly by Morris Stern.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-05

Thursday afternoon, during the hard
thunder storm, the residence OF Jake
Ester was struck by lihgtning and partly
demolished. Nearly the whole family
was stunned, and one Of the little girls
only regained consciousness about five
o'clock the next morning.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-05
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The republicans Of the county whom
-" have convsrsed with are in favor Of
" late convention. THE CHIEF believes
that a late convention would be prefer.
Able.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-05

Shiloh's sure is sold on a guarantee. II
cures incipient constipation. 1t iss the
best Cough Cure. Only one cent a dose.
20 cts, so cts, and 800. Sold by G. L
Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-05

The school board meeting o. last
Monday organized by electing g. b.
Crone president. T. c. Hacker vice pres
ident and Geo. o. Yeiser secretary. The
contest Tor secretary was quite spirited
taking twenty ballots to decide whether
II she uld pe Geo. q. Yeiser or II. +.
Pond. The following bills were allow.
ed:
II. +. Pond eli 90
f. Mcfarland 1 90
II. COOK ~ %
s. +. Spokestield ............... 80
Deyo & Grice. 35 GO
The board then discussed the finan.
cial condition Of the district and on
motion appointed 7. G. Hacker, Geo. o.
Yeiser, Henry Cook a committee to see
what the situation was and report to.
night friday at which time a superin-
tendent and teachers are to be elected.
Our recent report Of the condition Of the
district has awakened the board and
they propose to see that the district ex.
penses be kept within reason hereafter.
On August I, there will be 5000 In
bonds due and unpaid and the board
will have to refund them. 1t is to be
hoped that the new board will mako the
necessary arrangements to meet the
bonds and not allow them to go to pro.
test.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-05
CHURCH NOTES.
CAURCH OF HRS

The annual reports will be given Sun
day morning. All members are desired
to DO present to hear what we have done
and the conditions Of the church. Sun.
day evening the auxiliary OF the Chris
tian Woman's Board Of Missions will &C.
cupy the evening.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-05
BRIEF ~ IGNITION.

7, 4. Tullc,s went TO Hebron Mon
day.
Jos. Blair returned Monday from u
trip to Cortland.
Editor Walsh, Of the Nation was IN
Hastings this week.
Mrs. Wright Thornburg is visiting
in Lincoln this week.
Mrs. A. J.. Tulleys and son we're visit
ing in Chester this week.
Miss Susie Kenady was visiting 10
Blue Hill the first Of the week.
The Misses Retta and Clara Abel are
visiting with Geo. Abel and family 10
Denver.
Geo. Hadell, brother OF our rustllng
dry goods merchant, went to Cor'lano
6onday. -.
Do not forget the union song service
at the Baptist church Sunday afternoon
at 3 p. m.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Blair celebrated the
Fourth IN Concordla. Kansas, with thelI
con James.
Mrs. Julia A. Richardson leaves to da!
for Bertrand to visit her daughter, Mrs
Dell Olmstead.
THE CHIEF is delayed this week owing
IN a break in the water works and q dut
- InIy
Mrs. w. A. McKeighan returned IRON
Hastings Monday, where she had beer
visiting with her daughter.
Henry Diederich has moved the Du
buoue boot and shoe store three door
south Of the former location.
The pump at the water and th'
boiler got out Of fix this week and tn
water was shut of for several days.
Mesdames l.. P. Albright. John Gar
Der and w. H. Strohm, left on Wednes
day for a weeks visit in Emporia, kaf
Rev. G. r. Weldon the new minister TO
the Baptist church has arrived IN the CIT
and assumed his pa~storate. He is a YER
pleasant gentleman.
Walter Warren departed Saturday 10
Humboldt, this state, where hi wi
hereafter be employed in the marbl
works of f. j. Overing.
IA, Hosmer, Of DesMoines. Iowa,
brother Of the editor, WAS in the OH
this week on business for Bsment d 20
the house for which he travels.
Miss Nellie Martin Of Wymore, VII
has been visiting friends in Red Cloud
week or two, was in Oberlin Monda'
the guest of Miss Grace Cromwell.
The school census taken by II.
Pond by authority Of the board OF ed'
cation resulted In finding Gil children,
loss Of only seven from last year.
pretty good showing.
Robt. Martin, Jr., returned home Ia
Saturday from an extended trip to So
Lake, Ogden, and other western point
Miss Bertha Brown, who accompani'
him, will sojourn in Ogden during u
summer.
Ed Reiher, living four miles north al
one mile west Of Red Cloud, had .
barn badly damaged by wind on Jul
Cd and received the insurance in full
the Goth. j. II. Smith, agent Tor q
Continental Insurance company of M
York, tells us it is the quickest sett
ment he ever made.
II would seem that every busine
man ought to contribute to the sire
sprinkler. 1t is a public necessity al
one business man should not expect t
others to bear all the burden. We
tice that several fail to contribute. IL
not only an injustice to Mr.. Eames b
: to the other business men.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-05
Notice.

After Saturday l will only make ON
TRIP around the city BACH DAY. Sci
your cans out early. The trip will b
made from 8 to II o'clock.
w. g. JONES.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-05

Hoods Pill are purely vegetable, harm.
less, effective, do not pain or grips.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-05

Pure Rich Blood is essential TO good
health, because the blood 10 the vital fluid
which supplies all the organs with life.
Hoods sarsaparilla 10 the great blood
purifier.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-05

D. +. ScammOn was elected Ianitor.
The kindergarten school was abandoned
also one room at the first ward school
was consolidated with one Of the others,
cutting one teacher out there and one
teacher in the high department OF the
I'd ward school, making three teachers
lsss than last year. This will save the
district about q ,bOO. A good start.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-05

Repair work done at Featherly d
| Young second hand store. ! repair guns,
r~evolvers, parasols, door and trunk locks,
gas stoves fit keys and sewing machines
l will take produce in exchange for my
work, Il. A. Young.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-05

All persons owning lots in the ceme.
terry are Urgently requested to clean the
sand burrs from their lots, while the
association IL cleaning them from the
walks and drives. One hours work now
will a v days Of labor after while. DO
not leave rubbish on walks and drives.
but wheel it of to the lower end OF big
ditch. II you can't attend to it yourself
leave fifty cents with the clerk and he
will have it done. Do not delay until
the burrs have gone TO seed. The board
otherwise will have to levy a tax on
holders. By ORDEa OF BOARD.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-05

The school. board met Friday night In
adjourned session and proceeded to elect
teachers. A vote on the superinten-
dency resulted in a failure to elect any
one and consequently the board adjourn.
cd until Thursday night. The teachers
elected were:
Mrs. j. A. Baum.
John Tulleys.
Miss Cora CARRIER.
Nellie Vest
Trix Nicer.
Mary Nye.
Belle Spanogle.
Dora Henderson.
Tills McClellsnd.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-05

A neighborhood picnic was held In
Charley Gurney's grove north OF the
city on the Fourth. The GRAFTON was
made by Fred Maurer 10 an excellent
manner, also a speech by Jos. Gsrber.
Everybody enjoyed themselves.
Treasurer White shipped $500 in Gil.
YER to q Lincoln party last Saturday. 1t
as . whole lot Of fun to see Express
m an Ross count the ''stutf' over. He
turned his team out to grass while he
nut in the afternoon handling silver, l6
TO l.
The Great Family Weekly continues
to receive new subscribers every day
Our list is continually growing, The
reason 10 apparent-we gives the news;
W. have q large number Of books which
we are still giving away with every sub
scription.
Mrs. n. M. Ball announces to the pub
lie that che 10 now prepared to furnish
frst.class board and lodging, also fur
nished rooms to let. Rates, 25c pei
meal; s4!0O per week for board ant
lodging; day board, $3.50. Location
4th avenue hotel. % At
John Kellogg has a fine farm just wes'
Of the city. On his farm he has an ex
~cellent orchard, and the trees are groan
ing under their precious burden. HI
will have about one hundred bushels O
apples il everything goes we'll. Their
will be quite a little fruit in this count,
this season,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-10

isien fine JriuiQi9e. ON bans &eeiez
rins oiloe b1rptte fig of beres Gsii<
fence. 6eller life fan bet paa ofent>
Zig Moobe orbnes faolebes, at Mmez
ritanere fan tose 9el / &risen, forbi
bet pilbe blipe iitrio meb be internas
tionale 9feutralitetsloue. 9eriom
ber Ct nosen Nmerifaner. fom Bnifer
at tiempe paa nosen of @ioerne. bpr
ban reiie til @ubo, buor ban let Tan
faa Nnleonins til at 9isre iaa, os
buor @bancerne til at faa ben guile
5eber eller @maafopper iiteoetfor
RriQerere nil blipe SO uo al ct muz
li9t 100.
@n 9emofrat af national Bromi>
uence forubia9be ber benne u9e, at
oer oil blipe to bemotratile Brefz
bentfanbibater / ben neite &al9famp.
en- paa en- Triipluplatform o9 en- paa
en- @ulofanbarb: :8lotform, % oenne
fife pilbe bliue 8refioent @leuelono.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-10
Wtnnefota.

S Nuuerne er 2icenfepen9ene tor
Solooner lot til $125O. Ser ct MI
blot en- Saloon.
= Beb Bpualeet ig8iumor 5eirebe
2iceniefolfeue meb to @temmers Ma=
ioritet. Ser tales ON @outef.
= Duluth Soutb @bore & Mtlan.
tic @ailmup @ompo9ni bar nebjat
2sunen tor fine Mrbeioere meo 10
Grocent.
i Sra @rootiton terettes. at 25
npe &oloniiter oil afreiIe til Bel1a
@oola ben 23be Npril.
= Sc to Menb. gBilliam Sing %
Soibua 8inters / Minneapolis, Der
oap Bebpuelir smtbler i'll en- Mnbretp
@on|en meb ben 5plee. at &anien of.
git ueb 9pben, ct fafiatte for Morb.
Sc tar tilfaoet, at be tentte blot at
brinse @anien @gpn forat funne
beiti9le bam.
= @n Manb peb gapn 9}els &c.
terion / Minneopolis banbe fife
2orsbas ipiit etlenbe &pitiplu for at
toQe :Qipet al fla. 6an fprteS til
BpbOipitalet, buor ban bpbe af @iften
5reoas. 9an Dor en- Wrbeiber oe
boebe paa Bluff Street.
- 9auib 8. &epes % Marp 8.
&epes bleu estepiebe for anben Gang
/ ct. @loub fife Ousbag. De bauoe
peret aifte fgr men Tom / 9aarene
paa binanoen, os 6ufruen ibste os
fit @filsmisle. Otter at babe paret
enc / Q Nar, fanbt bun, at Gti1smisie
uor ct 5ei1sreb. % iaa lob bun fig
after bic til fin traitilte Mnno.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-10
Noro.Dafota.

Martin Nnoerion be9if Selumoro
/ Moorbeob fife ssreoa9saften. 3on
fipb fig 6oueoet meo en- &euolper.
6an bar ueret en- SpiQer, beeer bet,
% bar MI uben Nrbeibe % uoen &en'
&c. San par IS Nar sammel % u9ifI.
-l@n Meboelle til 9aaspres}en
ira Sarge aoar uo paa. at @ranbin<
BrBbrene / wldnuiue bor stret e SIR
MO Tor9o &ontroft paa at bpgse 40
8u1e o9 2aoebpsniu9er paa iaa mon:
ge 2onbiet,toner / ben norolise Del
af @ois gountp. Sc tenfer at belle
fine tore 5arme os uil false 2auoet
til en- Snbianer>aoloni, beoer bet.
Mnbre @torfarmere tenter at 9ipre
bet famine.
- @al(ep @ilp tanter at bolbe fin
Normalfole aaben tiltrooS for Gu
ue:ngr NQinS Geto. Haa ct Maa>
lemboe / 8pen tornpl18 bleu ber iub'
Rriberet $4,000 iii Stolen. Man
tror, at mon fan iomle $10,000tbele
@ountiet, % bet pil bore not for
Stolen / 2 Mar.
- 8aa Zen fgr pmtalte @onoen=
tiou, iom aibolotes Sarge 25be %
29oe Marts forat biifutere 8robibt'
>Spprssmaolet, og buorleoes
mon beoit Rulbe funne 9iemmentpre
&robibitionslopen, orsaniierebes ct
5orbunb, iom taloes North Dakota
Enforcement League. &il 8refiz
bent palstes 81. S. @alter fra &am'
iep. 700 Manb forpli9teoe fig til at
betale $5 aarlis til ct 5ono. lom itul>
* bruses til at faa 3ouene siemmen>
fbrt. Snbpbelien til beune @onuen'
tion bar ubfebt af @upernbr IQin os
Ifbolbspenner / Garso.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-10

Sfplge Telegram til q. 6. Sobn<
ion & Co., General Mgenter for 8as.
iaserafbelinaen, afsit Ebineoalla>2i.
MEMS @tib sSslanb" fra @brifian8,
fanb ben Ste Mpril meb SIS Basia=
9erer % tan pentes til Metp gorf oulz
firing ben 17be. &a8iaeerer til Ser
gus 5aus % Dmean nil TONNE frem
tre 9ase fenere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-10

Sra Bella @oola (oet nBe Norse)
ct isien fommen @tterretninser, iom
bog lite inbeboloer ierbeles me9et npt.
Set par Rrepet 20 Marts til &eo
&iper Eibenbe. 6an forteuer. ot
2bpet paa Ereerne % @resiet bol.
ber paa at fpire frem. O9iaa ban
omtaler &eiarbeibet, % ban oplpier,
at &olonien bar ,faaet 9eite=Team at
&e9ieringen. iaa berefter Ral ri flip
pc at bore 9efte 1elp, naar ri ilal
bape Ebmmer ub at @fopen til Bro.
er." 9ette ct omtrent alt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-10
4booper 50!

fEarmere, fom ibser en- bebre Sttl'
ling, bbr reiie til @yoen! Aueen=
% Crescent, Staten tilbpoer en- Mi1ts
on Icres al Garme til So % S. per
Mcre (paa lette @iltaar) os maaneos
liae @tsturioner for balp 3atit, iaa
Sc tan reiie % ie felu. Snsen Bli5s
5aros. 5nsen Ruloebblser. @ooe
Sfoler og &irfer. @ieitfrie 5olt.
STRIP efter BBger % l1noerretnins
til 50. u. 8edler, 9eo'n &asfr Isent,
III Gbams Ctr, @bica9o. euer til
@. s. 9eineorfon, q. g. a., Ginctu=
natl, ..
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-10

@laastiempen Sobn Suuipan er
ifpl0e Mebbelelie til 9asspres1en
fommen paa &neerne. @n Orbre ct
ubRebt ON at iel9e bans @ienbele ueb
Euangsauftion ben Ste Mai. 9an8
@ienbom betaar al to &ufferter. bpori
finbes Sobn Gnlliuans &leber. Dr.
oren er ubfebt al 9ommer gall /
SodIonuille. 9et fee ub, iom ON
enbog Slaasius nester at ltnne- fin
Meiter / benne 9ib.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-10

Nleranber Dumas uar en9an9 til
Mibbaa bos en- Banfbr iammen meo
General &. @eb 9esierten tom
@amtaten inb paa Subs Tilperelie.
rSea for min 8art", faaoe Genera
len, ,tau lite tente mig Gtlperelien
af ct faa 1npfiF &eien {om ben bgiefe
Cub"
r@eneral1, iuarebe Dumas, rbiem,
me bar ieg TO 9unoe, etpar Aber %
en @apeapie, iom ct npiasti9 al 9eres
MfeniHs".
(Our Dumb Animals.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-10

Telegram fra &rifiania ben 6oe
Npril meloer, at bet norfe @tortbin9
oit bepil9e 4 Wiuioner &roner til
&ononbaabe farst en- fsrre Gum for
&ibb al Immunitton oe for Julofez
relie of 5orter 2ensbers. 9ette
bar pattifor Bepeselie, % &rissrpsz
terne bat foaet ny Stptte. st &ele=
gram fra Berlin flyer. at ben tDite
&eiier bar louet at bielpe Song O8z
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