The Red Cloud chief., 1897-04-23

Deputy Marshal Tomlinson, has
transferred his headquarters from Red
Cloud 10 Hastings to bring himself In
more direct communication with the
u. s. marshal's Office nj Omaha
Hastings Democrat.
a lady of the town says that wheel
ing Is going to be mere general with
the gentler sex this summie and that
they will weat boomers OF nothing.
The Democrat hopes it will be bloom
ers, rather than the alternative
Wayne Democrat.
When a business man dies who was
in the habit of sending his job work
out of town SO as to get it done, says
the Wayne Republican, the local papers
ought to let his folks get his obituary
notice published in the Job Office that
he ~patronized when on earth Beatrice
Express.
BEATRICE, Neb., March Is, 1871
have been troubled with n pain in my
right side for a long time but since TAX.
ing Hoods Sarsaparilla ! have been re-
lieved. have also found Hoods Pills
excellent for headache.-MRs. KATE
DETERHAN, BOX 235.
Hoods Pills are easy to take. 25c.
A careless news paper man a few
counties north of us, noting the
signs Of spring, among other evidences
noted the bicycle riders, and mention.
ed that Miss Jones looked cute on her
wheel in her short skirt. In some way
an ''h" had wandered into the "k" box,
and the typo got an h instead of a X,
and the proof-freader was blind. The
poor, innocent editor lost fifteen Sub.
subscribers in less than twenty minutes
after the paper was issued. The wO-
men said 1t was real mean. And IL "a
Jefferson Bee.
Mrs. A. Tween, residing at 720 Henry
St., Alton, H., suffered with sciatic
rheumatism for over eight months:
She doctored for it nearly the whole OF
this time, using various remedies rec,
commended by friends, and was treated
by the physicians, but received no re-
lief. She then used n and a hall Dot
ties Of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. which
effected a complete cure. This Is pub
lished at her request as she wants
| others similarly afflicted to know what
| cured her. The 25 and 80 cent sizes
| for sale by II. +. Grice, Druggist.
The following clipping taken from
the Beaver Valley Tribune shows that
Peter Shea formerly of this city, is still
getting all the fun there is IN this life
and is up TO his old jokes: Two
travelling men and Pete Shea had
Orleans people worked up to a high
pitch over the airship recently. A
balloon with a red light attached was
sent up by the trio OF practical jokers
so that it floated directly aver the town.
The people fairly went crazy. Many
declared that they could see the out
lines of the ship, and others heard
voices and imagined vain things. 1t
was great sport for the boys"
The following taken from a Hastings
paper is one OF three similar accidents
which we have noticed in u ex'
changes during the past week. 1t beats
all understanding why parents will be
so careless as to leave their little child
rem play around bon fires when there
are so many fatalities. Read this &C
count and take warning from it's words
"The five year old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. CrOpley was burned tC
death Wednesday evening. The SAD
accident occurred at MIR. Cropley'.
farm five miles northwest Of Hastings
The men about the farm were burning
of the stalks and did not pay any at
tention to the little girl who was play
ing with the fire. Suddenly a piercing
scream came from the girl; her gar
ments had become ignited and before
help conld reach the girl almost all tn
clothing had been burned from her an,
her body was badly cbarred. A phys
clan was summoned but all to no us
as she died at 8 o'clock yesterday morn
ing"
All honor to the Nebraska hen. 81
has saved the day in Nebraska. Sh
: has proved herself the friend Of I'll
poor, the salvation of those oppresse
by fate, the protector of home. builde,
. from dispossession. She has tided III
d unfortunate farmers of Nebrask
II through a great industrial cellaps
Her cheerful, incessant cackie h,
scared the wolf starvation from man
Is n coop. II is a literal truth that bl
,, for the hen thousands upon Thousand
a, Of Nebraska farmers would have bee
forced to give up the fight again
- drouth and crop failure during,h pa
I" three years. While everything ell
n. was going to rack and ruin she had i
IS creased and multiplied. She has as
"a ed for no other fsod than that whit
her own industry has provided. 81
has supported herself and the who
70 family, too. The very insects whit
N the farmer breads she has fattened II
on. She has laid her daily egg-tl
blessed egg that takes the place Of bee
mutton and portland in good tim
after all these services to her countr
q. has surrendered her own toothsou
body 10 tho Of humanity. She
the hest bird In the land all honor
IN the American hen!-Eastern Exchanq