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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-19
&n aae, bic es anBebt uno babel
einen gute1 WiQen baben.

gSir treteu bierbur6 nit einem erprobten
Wittel 9esen bic furdtbare rSruntiubt
8rautbeit" Dor baS YubIitum. Dem Wittel
babeu mir ben paiienben Nanen "Nova
Vita sesebeu, oa es bic Strait beiibt, ein
neues 2ebeu III i6ahem. GS wirft DOT allen
auf bic gerbauuuss= unb glusi9eibunssz
Srsane. @irb in bieien pieber SrbuluS
gei6aft, bam i9winoet bas nnnatiirlibe
Gerlansen mad s~eiitiaen @etrdnten. Su
ben Sdueu, in pelden es, unter Der perl6ns
li1en aufii6t bes Hep. q. S. Seder, anses
penbet wuroe, bat es i6nel unb erfolsrei9
s~eipirtt.
Sene, wel9e ben suten gSilen ntdt babeu,
Elm neues 2ebeu ansufaugeu, iinb freunbli6t
eriu6t, bieie 2ln3eige nibt ju beriidii6ti9en.
Cine Slai6e rei1t fir % Gage. preis $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-19
0ereinigte Staaten.
Scr ssarmer Yetcr Wtntter
tR

in MuIalem SOpnI6ip iol auf Ietner
sFarm in benz GrogeiaOB islner
gGpO6nunq in einem 8sritet in Der
Marer einen gan5en Sad pOa SelO
entoedt baben unb Die S%agesblGtter
bQben cine rett intereRdnte 9el9I4ts
6aruus gema6t. 9os @eIb iOl BON
etnem 6errn 8ogensr beritammen Der
friiber auf Der 5arm pobnts. WeHHs
nur tetn WGbr6en lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-19
MutscpaBt, bruti6c &atbolifem!

Suites 2anb lit 81 babcn i'll Palo alto uub
&oiiutb Co., nabe @eit Senb, Soma, gum
Yreiie non 30 bis so Dollars per ader, is
ua6Oem bic G~iehduli6teitcu limb. Ni6ts als
beuti9e 6atbolifen in Der @s8eub. @ute
fatboliide Sduls IN Der @emeimbs. I'm
nGbere @usfunit idreibe man in beuti6 ober
en9lii9 oil gtic. 9aliep, @eit Senb, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-19
Weoen &rebSIhaDeu.

SD empreble bisrmtt Stroop's beribmte,
oeutlbe Bulper. Stelelbem beilen ieoeu
mo6 mid. auisebrodeneD Srebs iopobl
iuuerlid ais duBerli9. alien, bic perbGb.
tiae @eidwilts ioWie aud Wassmlei.
unb 2eberi6aoeu baben, limb oicIc
Bulper belonbers empiobleu. 0eseu HGbe,
rem Sep ynilis etc. a%oreliire man:
CD ar b 8. B~oebiug,
ct. 2ucas Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-19
HaujaS TarmIau0.

9ute 9Gnbereien i'm iiloIi6eu Wittel= Raus
Jas iiir Sarmsu unb 8iebSu6t III benz Gbsile
pon 6auiaS. Del6er bas bette g8aiier, brei
fatbolii6e 8ir9en unb uOui9 6iienbabuen
bat. Sier sibt IS quite Grntel, 9uteS Glima.
fer gdsr $15 bel fbnell SunebmHuben Vrsis
len. S6reibem Gle nm ein BUD betitelt
there in Kansas" unb nm meitere
2lustunit Ill 6rans @einlbsut, ainsmau,
RaIls.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-19
gu Cascade

iino fplgeube GanDioateu fir Die
Sopn Seamteniteaen BET Der 8orpubI
auf9eiteat pproen:
Sir MaDOr = S. 9. Spminp.
Sir glert = 8. S: 5asun.
Sir Gpuncilmann (pplen Sermin
80. g. aeurnep unb g. 8. De-
panep.
Councilman (tur5en Sermin) -
Nit, GduDp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-19
Gpreht hnr!

@ir IinO IN Der &age, Sic nit alien
SOrten GGenmaaren, 0efen. Seppis
den, Matten uno Seltu9 gu perieben,
ole bon leitenben 6abrltanten eema6t
unO eegen Scar gstauft. msl6e mir gu
Prsiien anbisten, Die iOnlt niraenos
ang!boten tueroen t0nnen.
Sames 2ebi & 60.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-19
Wijiipn AZ Gcntralia.

Sominitaner : Patres Don Wtinnez
applis psrben am Sferionntage gu
Gentralid cine a6ttGgige Wftiiipn IN
Der 9emeiupe pes bpfp, 8ater Sier=
neD beginner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-19
Jarm su berfaufen ooer ,u nermic>
then,

Sine woblbebarte Sarm Don 191 older,
% Wteilen iiiO Oitli6 bon Dubuque gele9en.
aue uotbpeubi9eu guBeu9ebaIoe unb poaia
8oiier iinb auf Der Tarm %porbauben. !3ipei
tatbOlii6e &ir9eu limb uabe bel. Man
wenbe ii6 II S. $. Otter, OTIS Dubuque,
SQiuoiS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-19
&aieban0tnna.

!Serr alois Saiel, go. 1912 Clan StraBe,
DUBUQUE, Soma, bat tets cine pouitanoiSe
4usipabl eilbeimii6er unb impprtirter 8dies
iorten porrdtbig. alSpartise geteuuuseI
losrbeu prompt beforst. Breisiilte mirb auf
Serlal9ell gerne sngeiauot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-19
Jarm BON 100 Nder Al b.riauisn

innsrbalb brei Wteileu Don elmer beutibsu
fotboliIden STRIDE. Ereis per older $25 az
leidten acknowledgements ober eessu
9raruer 1ls, Mount gernon, Uto.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-19
0cmiie=S arm ~ %permietbsm.

Cine babe Oteile Don Der Stabt DUBUQUE
Wau weube ii6 oil s. pidley,
Ala Waibinotou Ctr, 0ubuaue, Ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-19
MurkthErtrt1te
sur Den @roBperfamf.

Dubnque, ben 10. WdrS
getreibe, Sen, WsbI etc
Safer: 26@2sc.
&orn: 31@33c.
Gsrlte: 30-50c per 9uibel.
Rog9eu: 45-5Oc per guIbel.
Seu: SO, 00@11. 90
gtsbl: &atent. s4.2O@4.so; traisbt.
81. 00@4.40.
Sleie: $14.O 90.
Sntter, &ier B sal {.
Ger: 11@11}c per 9usenb.
@ltter: Sairp, 19@20r p. gfuno /; Grean.
erp, a1@22c.
adie: &abm : saie, 1876; Bird, 1916.
Groceries. etc.
Reis: &c per 4flmb.
Sobnen: g8bite Happ, $3.50 per guibel.
Sri6teu Is emie.
.Smiebelu: $3.50 per guibeL.
Grbleu: soc per guibel.
Sraut: 50c-S1. 90 per Susenb.
lepfel: $4.00@5.O 90. per Barrel.
Sartoteln: 25@35c per guibeI.
Steb.
Stiere: So. 90.
Einber: So. 75@3 90.
Ribe: 50. 50@8.O0.
&dlber: Sd. 00@5 90.
Sriibiiuss= gammer: SO. 00@3.50.
Sdlpeine (auf benz SuB): SIS. 0O@5.1 Is per
bunbert Biunb.
gefligel: &c. +,
gieb (sefdla6tet.
RiaSfefd: 64e per PfuMb; Rinber.
73c per Yfunb.
S6afIeii6: S9affeii9, lie; Sammel=
Hsifh, 9tc.
gethisel: Siibncr, 8 Geuts per Pfuu5.
ions.
@sran6ertes 6leii3: S9infet, 1O@1Oic;
Sped, 114c.
Sdmalj: Sc.
8obleu: Sartfobleu, $500 per Come.
SolS: gutes GibeuboIs. 4.50@$4.75 per
Soroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-19
Gbicaso, ben 10. WGr;.
0etretoe.

ebIca9o 0, ben 10. Vtari.
0etrstSe.
8eiaen-
Mars: 73s@74t.
Wat: 754@75s. '3
SnIi: 744@74a
tori
Nars: ass@ass.
Wfat: 4l@414.
Suli: 4O4@40a.
Safer-
Mar3: 24@24.
Wai: 254@25t.
Stebmarst.
Shmeine-
S6were, SIS. 40@5.674.
Sdwere. raube, So. 30@5.4 AZ.
2etdte, IS. 40@5.6O.
gemii6te, $5.40@5.67t.
Steb-
Grtra Ginbpieb, So. 6O@5.7o.
@ites, SIS. 1885, 5.
W~ittelmdBiges bis 9utes, 81. 65@5.30
Ginfade Sorte, 4.00@4.8 5.
quite bis ausgewablteS eras Stiere, 1915
@4.70.
SIM @efen seiItterte stiere, 81. 5O@5.60
aiibe, 81. 75@4.5O.
Giubsr, $2.75@4.50
guuen NIB S6ien, SO. 50@4.15.
fdlber, $4.50@6.O. .,
eddie
99efli6e 9Gmmsr, SIS. 25@5.35.
Giubeimii6e gGmmer $4. 25@5.35
Wetli6e S6aie, $3.25@4.75.
Ginbeimiite S9aie, s .75@4.75,
YrooiRonea.
S6weiuefleiid-
War3: $l4. 70@14.7 70.
Wai: S14. 90@15. 05t.
S6malS-
Otdrs: 81. 52@7.55.
Wai: S7.57@7.60t.
Slipper
Mars: s7.2O@7.2O.
Wai: $7.27t@7.30.
Sla6siamen-
WG-;: 1.61.
Mai: S1.54.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-19

- gu SGulOirettOren puroen bier
in Dubuque per @abl am Montog
erfpdblt: S. S. Muaan9, $. s. 5u9S
uno 5. St. Seming.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-19

Wappr =
%. g. Mputon (Gitisen) 162-117
3. $. 8enbrid 0eOple's) AS
@loermdnner
81. 8. Seaer (Gtti3en) -. 1872 6G
M. S. Blatt (Giti3en) -. 1876 AZ
Mtatt Mertes (Giti3en) :. 1872 sc
6. q. 9ierce Wepple's) :. 1906 6
s. $. Otter (Giti3en) -. 100
%. g. 2etpis 0eople's) :. 80
Geo. Sbauers Geople's) 80
Wt. Subj Weople's) 49,. 81
S9ubmeifter :.
Ybtl 2aperD (Gitiaen) 1853 81
S. Youn9blppo 0eupIes) 81
Wdrf6au -
Sbps. 9uffD (Gitisem -. 1921
Sd. 8atropsti Weoples) ga
StraBenzgommifidr -
Robert HeiB (Giti3en) -. 1O6- 16
6. 8. Gpple (peoPle's) :. 80
Wti6ael 8roff (@itp) -. 81
Gbas. &eeper5 (Snb.) -. 81
Ppli5eizW agiitrat -
9enrD Smith (GitiseD .. 155
- 9eder Bros, &pblen unb SolS,
Selepbpn 254, 9. unb 8aIbingtpnz
StraBe. .
Sn Der 5amilienpobnung, 46
8roabpaD StraBe, itarb Srau Srtebz
rid 8antert geb. 4oenartus am
Sonntag i'm Otter bon q Sabren.
Die 8esrbigung fanb ppn Der Ser5
Seiuz8tr6e aus, itatt.
- 9as 5inanseGomite Der Stabt
bat nit Der 9elomatler> Sirma s. $.
Q4bite e So. bon Rem Yorf, einen
Gontratt abeei6lpfen fir bic Dieberz
funoiruns BON itGotii4en Bombs i'm
9etraee bon $25,1S4. ...
-2inebau & MolO, 9ampfbeiSung,
plumbing uHo Cement, 472 Wainz
Strabe.
- 0apib g. Dilfpn, @eri6tsz
idreiber, itarb am Montag Radmitz
tag in ietner Wobnung, 1925 2pcuit
StraBe.
- Der grieftrdger Soiepb Qbams
fiel am Samstag Ibenb 70 ungliidz
lid, baB er einen 8einbru9 erlitt.
- Or. Mepers. 2O72 Sadfon ctr.
- gu 2uupepile i'm bieiigen Gpun@
tp, itarb 9err gusen Siferanp, i'm
Otter bon 45 Sabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-19

Setalsene Sull= SGute; SO. l., Z @erts
No. 2, 6 Gents.
Srti1 9eialiene &albbaute: go. l, 81
Geuts; 9to. 2, 8 Geuts.
Sals go. 1, 4Gents; go. 2, 81 Gents.
S9aisiele: S1.OO.
DIN gcne, S12.00 per Come; Wiusral,
S24 per Sauieuo; glad Sad, S10@1s per
Souue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-19
Staat nnd Amgsgena.
kntered atthe Postoffcs at Dubuque, Iowa
and admitted for transmission through
themails at second-class ratsy.

HciienOe @Gcmtem:
SaieRb SleiBuer. Snbm &ublcr.
PAUL Nuebel. s. .. games.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-03-19
4Ietn regta Grt1ten aus Sta0t
uno Muae8enD.

- Die Stabtpa6l in dubuque
ersab folgenpes Reiultat:
Mappr =
g. g. Mputon (Giti5en) 162-117
3. 8. &enbrid Weople's) As
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-01-25
Order to Law Sidewalk.

To the following owners of lots III
the original town of Rcd Cloud tn wit;
Sebastian and Monroe Daniels, lot l
block .
p. A. Beachy, lot 8, block g..
Philena Il. Richards, lot 6, block 3
A. ii. Crazy, lot 7, block 3.
Geo. w. Sutton, lot Z, block 81.
Each of you are hereby notified that
the city council of the city Of Red
Cloud, Nebraska. did on the 18th day
of January, 1900, ut meeting of said
council, order 20 be built along said
lots above named, sidewalks Of uniform
width and thickness of other sidewalks
adj lining, in accordance with Ordi.
nance No, 10, entitled, Gan Ordinance
Regulating The Construction and Re.
pail ing If Sidewalks in the City of Red
Cloud, Nebrask :"
IL you should fail TO build or cause To
be built u sidewalk rs provided by said
ordinance and order of said council
within ten days of date of above order.
he c|nuncil will cause said sidewalk Ia
be- hu,t aud the cos thereof levied rs
a special tax sgain.t said lots AS pre-
vid.d by said ordnance
Dated, january 10, 1901.
JSo, +. KEsLER, City Clerk
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-01-25

fail young ladies in tho congregation
Instead Of ni"kles and dimes the cal.
low youth and the susceptible bachelor
now dgop quarters aud halves into the
church exrhequcr.
Red Cloud has q few ''public spirited"
citizens whose room would bc far more
beneficial to the town than their pres.
~ When three or four men band
themselves together for the purpose of
preventing the erection of brici build.
ings, they must expect To be- known AS
enemies OF the town. Some people
may prefer a "Noah's Ark" to u sub.
stantial two story brick building, and
some people are more Interested in
raising rent, than promoting the growth
OF our city. The developments of the
past week prove that the Shylock's are
not all dead. Red Cloud has a few
that she would be glad to dispose of at
a bargain.
According to the Rev. T.. Dewitt Tai.
ulaHe III OHt VI Ills IeCeuJ SeTTlOUS
there is room enough in heaven for all
Thanks, doctor, for the assurance, but
can you inform us where to secure a
reserved seats in advance. We know
a few people, those who take a paper
four Or five years without paying for i,
and then put it back in the postofic,
with the word refused" written ON !,
whom we don't think there is a ghosi
OF n show for them TO get in even |
there is room for all. Now, being nat
urally tender hearted and not desirin,
To have them suffer eternal torment OF
our account, as we are positive tn.
wh"n they arrive at the heavenly ga
this same word refused" will be han,
ed out to them, we would like to gel
few for such people, providing the.
can be- secured as complimentaries {
to be paid for in advertising space.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-01-25
Meath Rate In the Boer War.

Now that the war is drawing Ia a
close. we can reckon up its cost in blood.
Ten thousand men have purchased the
Boer republics for Britain with their
lives. not to speak Of four times that
number who have been wounded, many
of them crippled for life. 1t Is a ter
rible record. but ii is consoling-ifth there
can be consolation in such a deplora-
BILE event--to know that the mortality
has been less than was expected when
the FUN strength OF the army in South
Africa was known. The chances OF wal
are that five men in a hundred will be
killed in battle or die Of disease. but
the deaths in South Africa have been
only four per hundred. This is near
~ two per cent lower than the NOR
tally in our Napoleonic wars, and il
compares favorably with the a rate
in some Of the principal ware OF thu
century.-London Chronicle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-01-25
Low Rates, West and Northwest.

AT time uf Year when thousands
will take advantages of them, the Burl
ingtOn Route makes sweeping reduct.
ions ia $ rates 20 the West aud North.
wes,-to Utah, Montana, Washington,
Oregon ahd British Columbia.
Dates: February IL, 10 and 26
March 3, IL. 10 aud 20. April 9, ., II
90 and 30 Rates are shown below:
To OGDEN, Salt Lake, Butte, Helena,
Anaconda, aud Mi,soula; 1928
To MI points on the Northern Pacific
Ry. west Of Missuutn. including Srn
kane, Seattle, Tacomi, Portland, as
we'll n Vancouver, aud Victoria, b &.
s2s.
To all poiris on the Spokane Falls u
Northern Ry. amt The Washington u
Columbia River X. K S2S.
Never has the Pacific Northwest
been as prosperous H. now. Labor Is
on constant demand and wages are
high. The money making upportuni.
ties are beyond mum BERN mines,
lumber, merchandising, farming, fruit
raising, fishing, and all the other IN
dusiriss Of II great and growing count
rs. Literature ON r,ques,-free. j
franci., Genr Passenger Agent, Omala
Nabr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-01-25
HI GRIP EPIDEMIC.
The Disease More Prevalent than Ever
and quite as fatal. The best treatment.

~s~ SsNN 80
The grip has surprised the doctors
and health authorities this season by
its rapid spread and by some novel
symptoms. While IT spares nobody
it is proving especially dangerous TO
middle.aged snd elderly persons. In
many cases either u fatal onset OF
pneumonia, or a complete breakdown
of health and strength, is apt to fol
low an attack of grip.
The wise course for all is prevention
BY wearing n Benson's Porous Plaster
on the chest and back you protect the
lungs from cold and chill and with
ordinary caic) you are safe from grip.
For those who are slready suffering
from grip, or the usual winter coughs
aud colds, Benson's Porous Plasters are
a sure and speedy relief and cure
, Highly medicinal and scientific.
Refuse limitations aud substitutes
1 Oniy the genuine are effective. Ex
anime when you buy Seabury 4
johnson, Manufacturing Chemists
New York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-01-25
OBITUARY.

Charley Sm,l-cr aged nearly seven
rors, depmt q his life January 2?d
tfler "a brief hut pa ntul struggle last
ny but four days with that dread dis
ase pneumonia. Little Charley was
he only Child Of Chas. aud Mary
smell er and his departure leaves the
Jarpnts almo I heartbroken. The fu
,eral was conduted sn Wednesday in
The Christian church, the sermon he
irg i"liv. rcd 10y Il V. Finch. The ras
srt wh~ ainusi completely "veir,I
with II ,V"r- ~ ,s,,y rontribut,d ny his
lass ~ .rnnol nnI The trmains were
followed Ia their ist resting y ace 10
the cemetery NJ Dist, al by u large
81 people reud,d by the school
in a body.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-01-25
LEGAL NOTICE

All persons Interested viii taSe police that
Oliver Allen. dii oil JanlRty FL. 1901 ME his
petilisn IN the n sIiCt Court "t NehseT c0nn'y,
Netrsska. showing hrst that ne has hcen Il
bona ndt citizen OF sSid co'lntv for morn Than
one year last past; ssCOud, that his father sud
mother nre dead. that he has b oil raised sine, A
cpild ~sne'yeAr DID by James MrNutt, and dur
iug ell of aid tiino he's o. en- tnoNn Ivy the name
OF Olivcr NcNut. and has done rUsiOcss IN
such name kad acquired property Interests
therein. AVID Wa isueTaHt of h.S I ne name uu.
Al about the Nesr ic i,u Il that for his oNu
GVrrgt c~1uVsnIsnc. o.. r%rle"tiuu la .usiugss
matters A Is proper" irs's ne dcsir in-t
yI>rane It ca .1ro .Elt. 30 legally Hssu.no lur
ut vH Olive ...
Fh. sara pe.Iluo o.H ur Non,i h''.IH s.li
court o. the u.xl regular iv,nI thereof, '-HItt
Anil lSth 49,, NJ .Nn .l,I|' ilp.St lH Nui
DIoud us-id COM s. 1 1900 10 k u ,Nr. soon
tnrreaN as counsel Su uu Lr 81,
Dated jan VI lsOl.
BY ovBtsAs Il ~nLAckLsnaE
dts Attorneys.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-01-25
PICKED UP FRESH.

Seek and ye shall find applies fore
ibly t. the man who is looking Tor
trouble.
When you are betting on n sure thing
remember to always hold out enough
to pay your way home.
A person who generally knows all
auyut other peoples business, seldom
have any Of their own
Eagles were probably used as an
emblem on the silver dollar because
they are so hard To catch.
An exchange remarks that "the peo-
pie who live the longest are those who
sleep with their mouths shut We
think the same plan should be adopted
while awake.
Mrs. and Mr.. Mary Ellen Lease have
kissed and made up again. She don't
want that horrid old divorce. In this
case Mr.. Lease has released her and
yet she is not released.
1t will not do to judge Of a mans re-
ligion by his actions AZ "a church ser
vice, The same fellow who droHs "A
quarter in the contribution box on sun
day will chip in fifty cents on a keg OF
beer before Saturday night,
The liquid air question Is again De
ing agitated in the east. Few people
out here know what liquid air is. The
nearest thing t, liquid air that we evei
saw was a glass of beer from n freshly
tapped keg. or n glass OF soda water.
An exchange says the following is Al
infs'ible remedy for the grip: Zone
COLON of whiskey, M grain of q'inin'
nix we'll before taking. II No i'm
vrovement is noticed in one week eth
er increase The whiskey or reduce tn
qrinine.
The twn Is just now on the mov'
toward some more substantial bricl
buildings. Let tue good work x" oI
aad ia the language OF Macbeth
"iamusd be ne VINO arsl cries hols o,
we's got enough" We are 10 hope
of seeing tour solid slscks OF bricl
blildings grace our city in the next tw
years.
Some girls get out and fossce sroun'
town showing off their fac new drssse
or their rev hats aad trylrg 70 cate
the eye Of SOM ysusg fellow, bat
IN. boys are nj all smart they will see
oai the girl who stays Al home 10 mel
her msther instead of taking up wit
some fashion plste NAJ,e prnclpal aC
comoIishmnnt il 10 gad the streets.
Az orSl1 p.ot'u'r nts tnlroint"d
uu,qu, plan It ,Se.r12 tne Sunds
contributions of ins ypurch, lnstca
pt staid and di2nsled ie,roas passin
the contribution boxes he has delegate
sAis function 70 six Of the most beast
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-01-25

HompsrekcrS excursion u points
north. On the fist and third Tues
days of January, February, March,
Apri, May and June, 1901, tickets will
he on sale at one fare plus 81 90 for the
round nip, limit Ia twenty one days
from da'" of sale, 10 several points in
M,nituh., Minnesota, North Dakota,
South Dak"ra and Wisconsin. See
ticket ngru; for further information. -
a. CONOvER, Agent.
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treatment OF the
local physician,
Miss Belle Hednck
wrote to DIR. Pierce
for advice. She
acted on the advice,
regained her appe-
tite, recovered her
strength, and gain
ed several pounds
in weight.
"Write 10 Doctor
Pierce is good adj
vice for every
woman to follow.
II costs nothing.
p. Pierce invites
sick women 10 ccn-
suit him, by letter,
HSA Address pr.
X. v. Pierce, In
vaids' Hotel and
Surgicl Institute,
Buffalo, y. Y.
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CARD OF THANKS

Our heartfelt thanks are rendered tu
the friends and neighDors wno 80
kindly helped us in our hour Of need H.
the sickness MI | death 81 our hoy. ant
especially to DR.. Myers whu Il, vote,i
almost his entire time aud energy Ii
the lat -MK AND Mrs. CHAs. Smell
SER
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WE WANT AT ONCE "A raliahlcIman
To- look after ur interests IN = er
and the adjacent counties. Salary or
commission Special inducements I"
offer to the right party LINCOLN OIL
Co, Cleveland, Ohio.
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In q little over thirty years, DR.. Pierce.
assisted by his staff Of nearly a score of
physicians, has treated and cured over
half a nilhon women
81 suffered from female weakness for FIVE
months" writes Mis-, Belle iCGrick of Nyc,
putnam Co, ". Va. 81 was treated by a good
Dl'vs .ciau, but he never seemed to do me any
pood, wrote to ID. X v. Pierce for advice,
p-tgcription aud Golden Medical Discovery
look thirteeu bottles Of FavOritc Prescription
sld eight nt Golden Medical Discovery when
f nod used the medicine a mouth my health was
8gth improvcd. Il has continued TO improve
uY,ii now l can work at almost all KINDS Of
homework. I had Scarcely any appetite, but u
/, all right now Rave gained several pounqs
IA weight. / advise all who suffer from chronic
diseases TO write 10 DR.. Pierce"
DR.. Pisrse's Pleasant Pellets regulate
Shs bSWsAs.
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Rheumatism Cured in a Day.

Mystic cure for rheumatism AMI neuralgia
rrtdi'y cures in { ON one "a three days. us nc.
Hon lpun the system is 'ClnHrf able hnd mys
t-rious. Il removes ~ once the cause nnd the
disease Immediate " Il disappears The nr,i dose
Greatly beuehls IS cents, sold by H., r. Irlc.,
Red Cloud, Nob.
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AGENTS W ANTVD;-N G want anact.
represent the largest Evergreen Mar
series in the L. =. tai line of hardy
frIns, shade and ornamental tree-,
shrubs, etc. Four plans, pay weekly
Address At once, luc + Fin Nurseries,
Egin, illinois
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Iell.O. the New Desert,

pleascs all lh- family, Four havors:-
Lemon, orange, raspberry and straw
berry. Al vonr grncels 10 cts Try
it / day.
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Boar for Sale.

have n few choice thoroughbred
Poland China boars for sal. cheap
+. l.. Fawcett, Cowles, Nebraska.
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nI Advise
an women who suffer
from chronic diseases
to write to Dr.. Pierce.D

That advice is based upon practical
experience. After suffering for months,
and finding no benefit result from the
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ZANE reason Mrs. Pinkham's treatment helps women SO
promptly is that they have confidence in her.
Through some of the many thousands Of Mrs. Pink
hams friends an ailing woman will be led to write to Mrs.
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Pinkham at her home in Lynn,
Mass, and will tell her symptoms.
The reply. made without charge of
any kind. will bear such evidence
of knowledge of the trouble that
belief in her advice at once inspires
hope.
This Of itself is a great help.