The Red Cloud chief., 1898-01-28
MORE OR LESS PERSONAL.

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way, and information of their tourist
sleeper arrangements, address q. A..
McNutt, ID. Z. A., l0i4 Union avenue,
Kansas City, Mo.
j. A. Baum has accepted a position
in Netherlands store at Red Cloud and
will quit work in Douglas drug store
next week. He has made many good
friends during his residence in Super
ior who wish him success wherever he
goes.-Superior Journal.
PosTroNEp;-Owing to the fact that
DR.. Peters, professor of veterinary
science of the State University of Neb.
raska will be unable to attend the m.
nual meeting Of the Interstate Swine
Breeders association at the date set,
the meeting has been postponed until
February | and ., 1893.
The appointment of n postmaster for
Blue Hill, to succeed our genial friend
Josh Martin, has been made, and our
friend Col. John :. Hoover will be the
new postmaster, he having received
anicial notice of the appointment tins
week. The colonel is quite popular
here, and his appointment will give
| satisfaction as far as we can learn
Blue Hill Leader.
James Carter recently went to n
drug store and purchased some pills
for insomnia. Being unable to sleep
again that nj ght he CROPPED about in the
dark until he found what he supposed
to be the pills and gulpsd down three
of them, after which he slept soundly.
II was discovered the next morning
that he had swallowed three Of his
wife's shirt waist uttons.-Goodland
Republic.
Don't use bill heads or statements in
which you have To write your own
name. Get them printed in an up-to.
date style. There is nothing which
are of the disposition to be %penurious
so much as this. II you are stingy in
one way what reason is there 10 be.
lieve that you wont be in other ways.
Get your printing done right at the
CHIEF office.
81 take pleasure in r~ecommendir g
Chamberlsin's Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea remedy to all who suffer from
pains in the stomach says MIR. Nilt
Mckinley, editor of the Rawson, Ohio,
Herald. "Until | used this remedy il
was, at times, impossible for me to be
in my Office, owing to attacks lasting
from one to TWO days. BY taking IL Is
!, soon as the first symptoms Of the at
tack are felt, l no longer suffer this un
pleasant sickness" Tor sale by II. =
Grice.
A barber at Miller rum the follow
l ing ad. in The Gsxstto 81 tlst village
= "Whiskers amputated without pain u
the barbsr) while you Wait. Hair Gu
: in any style, either frescosd or plain
l All work guaranteed. We also carry
full line Of foreign and domestic cigar
and candies both plain and vanished
Fruits of all kinds-May apples, pine
=. apples, Mushrooms, etc. Lunch Of al
I kinds, both hot or cold, with 0
8 without. Call and see us, put u
a the mon and take the tuff."-Beave
City Tribune.
Here is a problem for readers l.
u ponder over: A train n mile lon
starts from the first station to tn
second with the caboose at the frs
= station, the engine, therefore, beini
G one mile from the first station and fou
miles from the second. A man start
< from the cabOose at the first STATIC
and walks to the engine, n distance @
one mile, arriving there just as the en-
CINE arrives at the second station
Ouestion-How far did the man ride
Some argue that the train only wen
four miles, he could not possibly rid
y any further than the tram went, bu
q On the OtncF MANI Ht iouN ii''h WI
station to the other, n distance OF hv
l. miles. He was walking during the cr
tire trip. How far did lie walk
There are "A few members of the tw
cent aristocracy IN every town, thu
look down on the farmer rs An inferio
animal. They part their hair an
their names down the middle, we'
silk b~olly-bands and no socks IN III
summer, fur trimmed o%vcrcoats and q
Z underclothes in the winter, and an id
otto stare the year round, Imam
heaven such animals are scarce. IL
farm and city people in the west al
= one people. All the good stock trace
~ its lineage 10 the farm, generally
,he homestead. Take any Of the rus
ling businrsS men, those who get alor
and make A success in life; their foil
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