The Red Cloud chief., 1897-01-01
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~ Prof. ". n. Pcehe, who
N makes q speciality Of
Epilepsy, has without
doubt treated and cur.
ed more cases than any
living Physician HIS
euccees 10 astonishing.
We have heard of cases
OF 90 years' standing
- cured by
!: 4 i: /
him. Ho
wv publishesa
=" valuable
work on
this dis.
ease, which
he end
with q
- large bot
tle Of his absolute cure, free TO any sufferers
who may send their r.. o.. and Express address.
We advise any one wishing a cure TO address
stuf.W. d. PEEKE, 7. D.. 4 Cedar ST.. New York
HERE AND THERE.

Price kid gloves and mittcus at the
Chicago Store.
Horace ~Spanogle of Alliance is here
visiting the folks.
Miss Nellie Bennett left Tuesday on
a visit to Ninton, Iowa.
Lew Kellogg who has been in the
west for some time is home again.
Someone fired a piece of coal through
the window of Stems saloon Wcdnes.
day night.
Buy neck scarfs ut the Chicago store.
All styles and qualities ut half the
usual price.
DIR. Tulloys was taken with a fainting
spell on the street this morning and
was taken home.
The ladies of the Christian church
will give one of their famous chicken.
pic dinners in the Rust building some
time next week.
Try us for an overcoat or suit. No
profit charged. Simply wan to sell
out the stock. The sale is for pur-
chasers benefit, not ours, as far as
profit is concerned. We are only ask.
ing cost Of goods.-CHICAGo STORE.
A successful surgical operation was
performed at the residence of DR.. Hall
on Mrs. M. II Coval fer an ovarian
tumor on Tuesday afternoon. The
doctors in attendance were Drs. Hall
and Beck Of this city, DIR. Cook Of
Hastings and DR.. Saunders Of Hold.
rege.
Walter Warren who has beer work.
ing at his trade at marble cutting ut
Superior for a year or more past has
associated himself with a gentleman
named Whitney and they have pur.
chased the marble and granite works
of that city. Walter is IA steady and
energetic young man and his many
friends at his home here will BIO glad
to hear Of his advancement.
Victor Scott has been discharged, his
age not permitting him to be sent to
the reform school. The one who in
cited the lad to attempt to commit bur-
glary ought To be ashamed Of himself.
There was nothing gained by urging
this boy to commit q crime and there
is nothing to indicate that Scott stole
the first money. Scott may have been
a dupe.
At a meeting Of Lodge 90. 40. U. w.
Tuesday evening, Dec. Goth, the fol.
lowing officers were elected;
M. VIII. j. Maurer.
p. M. VII. w. Brewer.
Foreman-J. A. Boyd.
Overseer- ID. +. Turnkey.
Recorder-O. G. Teel.
Unancier-H. +. Grice
RECEIVER. S. Emigh.
Guide-J. w. Kinsel.
|. W.-Sam Saunders.
o. VS.. Milligan.
Trustees. Day.
Physicians-G. + McKeeby, FEE. Nc.
Keeby.
Miss Josie Rothrock returned from n
visit at Reynolds Tuesday night.
1t would appear from an article in
the Nation last week that we are
either blessed or oppressed with n real
live theatre and musical critic in the
person of Jack Walsh. There Is only
one reason why Barnum did not get
this living m%onstrOcity and that is that
p. Il. died before this prodigy came to
the surface. In his scoring of the s. of
V. minstrel last week he demonstrated
that the foul breath of q bad stomach
was turned to the venom Of a rattle
snake. Jack went to the entertain.
ment or a complimentary ticket and
the writer observed that during the
first part he was greatly tickled ut the
jokes which he calls "chsstauts" and
was one of the heartiest laughers in
the audience until woe to Jack one of
those horrible ''chestnuts" was sprung
on him and the atmosphere over i'm his
corner became SO chilly that a little
boy sitting neal was frozen To death.
Jacks interest in the performance from
tins time on diminished and by the
time the show was oyer his temper got
SO hot that in coming in contact with "a
dog when he regained the open air all
the hair was singed from tho CANNES
back. The play was much enjoyed by
the audience and as Jacks criticism
was caused by anger it did not ''cut
any ice" with those who read IL.
OBITUARY.
Francis M. Houtaling, son of l. W.
and Amanda Houtaiing was born on
the cath of December, 1878, in Mercer
county, Missouri, and died Dec. eth,