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The Red Cloud chief., 1904-10-14
Order to Show Cause.
IN THE COUNTY COUhT.
state Of Nebraska.
MnhNler GnnntN.

state Of Nebraska,
Webster County.
Alta county court held Mt the county court
room in aud for said county, Friday, Sep
tember % A. ID. 1904
Ia the matter of the estate OF Leonard Rail
deceased.
ON rendiug and filing The petition of Wi.
linn Roll praying that administration OF said
csin emay he granted To William Kali, ms ad.
mir stratur de bons non.
ordered. that Wednesday. the 10Th dav Of Oc.
tober. A. ID. 1904. At O'Clock p m .i>assgned 4 r
hearing said petition when nll persons interest
ell in said matter may appear At county court
To be held iu and for raid county aud show
cause why PRAYER Of petitiOnc' should not be
granted and that notice of the peudency oi
said pet ion aud The hearing the euf he given
t. Sll persons interested IN snid matt r. by pub
fishing II copy of this order Ia the Red Cloud
Chief weekly newspaper printed In snid
cOu"ty. for three consecutive weeks prior 10
said day II hearing.
[sEALl A. II. KEESEY,
Ocu4 County Judge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-10-14
Notice to Creditors.
IN THR JCSTY COURT.

State OF Nebraska.
Webster County. I
In the matter Of the estate OF John j. Shelton.
deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given Tn all persons having
claims and demands against J. hn j. shelton
late Of Webster county, deceased. that the time
fixed for hlinG clains q, anst said eState Ia sig
months from the 18th day OF october. 1901.
All sue persons are required I" present their
claims. with the vouchers, to the County Judge
OF said county at hia ofce the rein. on or before
the 18th day of April 1915; and all aims SO
filed will be heard before the said judge on the
10Th day OF April. 10 q. Al ono O'clOch p. m (;
and that the administrator ID allowed one year
from the sih day Of September. 1904. IN which
to pay the debts allowed againtt said estate.
and settle the same.
lsEALl A. II. KEEREY.
Oci2l County Judge
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-10-14

their picture with them. This woman
is that kind. and il has never occurred
to her since that there would be more
service in "A Pingham dress.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-10-14
Worlds Fair and louisiana Purchase
ExnosltIoa ST, loulS.

Daily except +, idavs aud SATURDAYS
until and including November 80, 1904
coach excursion tickets will bs 90
sale from this station to st Louis AID
return for $40, limited to seven dsyi
from date OF sale.
A. CoNOvER, Agent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-10-14
General Passenger Agsnt, Omaha
INFLAMMAToRY RHEUMATISM CURED IN

INFLAMMATUKI KIIEI MATISM CIKkD tn
3DAYS
Morton l., Ilill. OF Lebanon Ind. says; My
wife had Iniianmatorv Rheumatism In every
muscle and joint her suffering was terrible
aud her b. dy and face were swollen almost b.
yond recognition: had been In bed six weeks
and had eight physicians. but received no
beneht until she tried the Mystic cure for
Rheumatism. II gave immediate relief and
she was able to walk about In three days am
sure Il saved her life" Sold by II. e. Grice.
Druggist Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-10-14

cures made by DIR.
Kiliner's Swamp
Root, the great kid
ney, liver and blad-
der remedy.
II is the great med.
ical triumph of the
nineteenth century (;
discovered afteryears
of scientific research
by DIR. Kilmer, the
eminent kidney and
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-10-14

A stingy man in Atchison thought
and thought and thought; he wanted
to give his wife II beautiful surprise
for her birthday, one that would not
cost very much. He at last thought of
one, and on the morning of her birth
day, He kissed her. You know about
women They are satisfied to stay It
home II their husbandf will carr v
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-10-14

sold by all good druggists. Don't make
any mistake, but remember the name,
Swamp Root, DR.. kilnler's Swamp-Root,
and the address, Binghamton, n. V, on
every bottle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-10-14

American Beauty corsets, every pair
+. ~. whOuse.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-10-14
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK Z?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to know of the wonderful
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-10-14
AtChiSOn Globe Sights.

When man talks too much, his
wife pulls at his coat for him to sit
down, and it is not until she is dead
a I'd he makes fool of himself that
the world recognizes how much of his
past good record was due to this Coat
Tail Censor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-10-14

bladder specialist, and is wonderfully
successful in promptly curing lame back /,
uric acid, catarrh Of the bladder and
Bright's Disease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
DIR. Kilmer's Swamp.R0ot is not rec
commended for everything but If you have
kidney, liver or bladder trouble 1t will be
found just the remedy you need. II has
been tested in SO many ways, III hospital
work and in private practice, and has
proved SO successful i'll every case that a
special arrangement has been made by
which all readers of this paper, who have
not already tried it, may have a sample
bottle sent free by mail, also book tell
ing more about Swamp-Root. and how to
find out il you have kidney or bladder trou-
bic. When writing mention reading this
generous offer in this paper and send your
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-10-14

address to DIR. Kilmer
& Co., Binghaniton,
N. Y. The regular
ffty-cent and one
dollar size hotties arc
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-10-14
Autumn Great Excursion PerIod.

J' a NICkNKT,
Live Stock Correspondent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-10-14

The inll,wing proposed amcrdcnt to and
for the revision OF. tn" constitution
VI the state of Net rAskH ns hereinafter fth.
IN fun Is submitted tot electors OF the State
election to be held Tuesday. NovembctS A. d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-26

tapping on the wall which separated
the mothers room from hers, and when
she answered the summons she found
Chin, three hours old, In his mothers's
arms. She stated that the mother was
q natural foot and not bound foot
woman, and with the father loft for
China, when chin was seven years old.
The only marks she knew OF on Chin
were two fire scars, one on each side Of
his mouth, that were made by Chi
nese doctor TO cure an illness when no
was four years old. The scars were
still there and helped Chin to establish
his case
After the reading Of the dispositions
and a series Of cross questioning ON the
part Of United States Attorney Joseph
Lippman, the Chlnaman was allowed
the freedom Of America until some 9th.
er inspector rounds him up and be-
comes suspicious OF his recently dated
certificate.
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Inside Nerves !

only one out Of every QS has perfect
health. OF the q sick ones. some are bed
hidden, some are half sick, aud some are
Sly dun and llstleas. But most OF tho
sNAntM comes from a common cause The
AAs,lts are weak Not the nerves you
yyuihaty think about-not the nerves
~ govern your movements and your
,hlt me nerves that unguided aud UNI
NoNn height and day keep your heart
~. uouon-control your digostlco apparat-
I5r,os,sulafle your llyer-operate your
,r, as'e arc the nerves that wear out and
~ aqfs no good to treat the alling organ
ny, irregular heart-tho dlsordered liver
ht. IeOgl nous stomach-the derangcd
IsH'@A They are not TO blame. But 20
Ttsn 20 NE nerves that control them.
Ky sIe not 10 hlame But 90 back TO
vili usgiyes that control them. There you
nla the seat Of the trouble,
thinse Is nothing new about thls--no-
h my physician would dlspute. Hut
tnoovi,lained for DR.. shoop 20 apply this
sbo,,S,E,use--to put Il TO practical use. DR..
o,e,.pa Restorative is the result OF a
Tesa',f century OF endeavor along this
Or shane' II does not dose the organ
70 tb NUN s me pain-hat II does go al once
nfryse heiYe~ih The insido nerve-the power
n ~ and builds 2 up, and strengthens
= anu makes II well.
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The Recent Ballot Battle a Wig.
OrOus War Not Yet Perma.
nently Settled.
FOUR CITIES WERE IN THE RACE
Cheyenne, Lander Casper and Rock
Springs All Received Votes but
Cheyenne Led Them
Especial to the "Ncws)

Cheyenne Wyo, Nov. 2l,--ln the re-
cent election IN Wyoming the capital
fight az the proposition to permanent.
~ locate the state capital was called,
oyershadowed an other contests, be-
cause Of the bitter fight waged for and
against Cheyenne the present site Of
the capitol
Interest has not Jagged for a moment
since the ballots We're cast, for the ques-
ton Of permanent location is AN lmpor-
tant one to the people VI wyoming,
and another thing that has kept the
interest up Is the fact that reliable re-
turns have been dimcult 20 secure, IN
some counties helciurns ON the capital
question were held back. and It has
been impossible until now TO get the
accurate figures.
Your correspondent has obtained,
through official and private channels,
the onicinl vote cast ON the capital
question. aud the total vote cast with
the vote by counties II here given for
the first time, showing that Cheyenne
failed 20 get the necessary majority TO
secure the permanent location Of the
capital. The returns also show that no
other town has been successful, and the
question must bs again submitted to
the pepOle, but not uutll the legislature
has provided fer another election, n
that body has the power to arrange for
another contest. which Is considered
doubtful by many Well informed people.
The constitution says that the capital
question shall be submitted to the vote
Of the people at certain period, ana
this has been done, but the constttu-
ton does not provide for more than
one vote on the proposition, and should
II be held that the full intent Of the
constitution has been complied with,
then Cheyenne VIII retain the capital
until such time as by two-thirds vote
Of the people Of the state the constltu-
ton shall be amended to provide for
another capital election.
The vote by counties In the recent
election for permanent location Of the
capital follows
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Many Ailments.O One Cure

have called these the inside nerves
for simplicity's sake. Their usual name
Is the sympathetic nerves. Physicians
call them by this name because they are
SO closely allled-bocause each IS In such
close sympathy With the others. The
result Is that when one branch Is al
lowed TO become impaired the others
weaken That Is why one kind Of sickness
leads into another. That Is why cases
become Complicated" For this delicate
nerve is the most sensitive part OF the
human system.
Does this not explain 90 you some Of
the uncertainties OF medicines it not a
good reason 10 your mind why other kinds
Of treatment may have failed
Don't YOU see that THIS Us NEW M
medicine? That this Is NOT the mere
patchwork OF stimulant--thc mere
soothing Of a narcotic? Don't you see
that II goes right TO the root Of the
trouble and eradlcates the cause?
But | do not ask you 60 take a single
statement Of mine--I do not ask you TO
believe a word / say until you have tried
my medicine IN your own home az my
expense absolutely. Could ! ofter you
full dollars worth free II there were
any Misrepresentation Could ] let you
60 to your druggist--wh0m You know
and pick out any bottle he has on hls
shelves o. my medicine were II not UN-
lFORMILY helpfnl2 Could ] AFFORD
10 do this II I were not reasonably SURE
that my medicine will help your
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CHIN WING GOES FREE.
Anercsn.BOrn Oriental Proves Right
To Remain in Land Of Freedom.

Commissioner Twomey yesterday re-
leased chin Wing, the Chinaman who
has been held for several weeks pending
me securing Of evidence to prove him
native born American Chinaman.
chin established his case 10 the salts
faction Of even the prosecuting attor-
ney and Inspector by securing deposit
lions taken before the United States
commissioner In san Francisco, setting
forth the time and place OF his birth.
The facts agreed with Chln's story In
accounting for the certificate OF birth
dated IN September, 1904 which caused
his arrest Chin Yak Ken, a clansman
Of Ching Wings father, swore that as
fellow cansman Chin's father came
20 him bearing the good news of the
chlds birth, at the family home in the
Spanish building on the corner Of Du-
pont and Commercial streets In San
francisco ana that he continued to
know the child for seven years, al
which time the parents and two young
er children went to China, and Chin
was LETT with an uncle. Mrs. Max Shee
testified that she lived in the Spanish
building In 1878. and knew Chin Wing
was born there because she heard
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Tor six solid years my remedy has stood
the seVerest test a medicine was ever
put t0-I have said IN II fails Il is free
and II has never failed whore there was
a possible chance for Il TO succeed.
But this mountain OF evidence is Of no
avail 20 those who shut their eyes and
doze away In doubt For doubt IL harder
70 overcome than disease. ! cannot cure
those who lack the faith 10 try,
So now / have made this offer dis
regard the evidence. lay aside the fact
that mine Is the largest medical practice
IN the world, and come TO you as
stranger ] ask you 10 believe not one
word that ! say TIL you have proven IL
for yourself | offer TO give YOU outright
full dollars worth " Or. Shops Re-
storatiye. No one else has ever tried 20
hard to remove every possible excuse for
doubt. II Is the utmost my unbounded
confidence can suggest It's open and
frank and fair. II Is the supreme test OF
my limltless belief,
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A Full Dollars Worth Free
Can any AiIins one Refuse?

VIII gladly give any sick ono n full
u9lldrs worth " my remedy TO test
ask no depost-nO promise. There is
houlhng 10 pay either now or later. The
dollar bottle d free.
want no Teierenccs-no security The
wv have the same opportunity as the
nel' TO one and all I say Merely write
s . ask | Will send you an order on
,,ul Druggist He will give you free,
We fun dollar package.
lns oner Is only for strangers 10 my
on,uely TO those who have not heard,
y nearing, have not tried It.
r'My o1eT Is as broad as humanity itself
foT sickness knows no distinction in rs
Myages And the restless patlont on
,g"ney couch Is no more welcome than
Wwss wasting. sufferer who frets through
Wy Agslng hours In a dismal howell
my remedy.
,li,re Is no mystery-no miracle, 7 eau
'ApIalA my treatment to YOU as easily as
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- CARE head newspapers are the
y result Of scare head living.
They will therefore not last long,
for the living which causes them
is already passing away
BY scare head living is meant llv.
Ing which Graves excitement Foreign
ers say II is a popularity Of American
cities. We are strenuous and live at a
high nervous tension, they tell us. We
are wrought up from morning till
night
The newspaper publishers have OBJ
served the same prevailing condition
and invented scare head newspapers
to I'LL a demand. They are exciting,
and that Is the sole reason for their
existence. Take the yellow journals
with their staring lines and loud
mouthed nCTshoys out Of clty's life
and note the difference. It viii make
new clty-quiter and mentally and
physically healthier and happier.
The falling on In demand for scare
head" papers goes hand in hand with
the country movement The people
are tired out. The papers themselves
have oyerdone the thing. They have
made scare Of everything until peo-
pie are scared to death Such news
papers might last II they used scare
heads" only on occurrences that just-
fled them--assuming that they can be
iustlhed--such as the assassination OF
president or the destruction Of a
city But when scare is started over
a plain murder, a divorce trial or
horse race the intelligent reader turns
away IN disgust
There never was any demand for
yellow journalism except IN the large
cities. The towns and country never
have taken to It and never will. With
the cities now turning from II its days
may be considered numbered, which IS
a very fortunate thing.
There Is nothing beautiful, nothing
artistic In the clumsy scare heads
stretching across whole pages. IN the
black type the choppy paragraphs,
dozen lengths and the stories scattered
from column to column until one is
lost In the attempt TO follow their
struggling heads, Country readers
have not been able to acoustom them-
selves to a story which did not stay in
a column until II came TO the end Of
Itself or Of the column. They don't
like double column heads or any other
kind except the plain, graceful, easy
to-rcad single column, city readers
for awhile liked the freak heads be-
cause they are eXcitlng-almost fright
full They are firing now.
Speaking OF his favOrite paper. n
Chicago man said recently: "Why. II
never went beyond single column
head except once that / remember and
that was when Mckinley was Killed.
Then Il had a two column head. That
Is the style | Ike. Il IL plain, simple
and easy 10 read" And Chicago, II
should be remembered, Is the city OF
excltements.
Every printer will say that anything
beyond the single column head is hide.
Gus. Double heads, triple heads and
larger cannot be made lntofan atlrac-
tive page They viii result In freak
That Is all. They viii at |
tract attention, but so win bad piece |
N architecture or anything else that |
looks extraordinarily bad Simplicity
and grace are as much 70 be desired |
In the newspaper az In art and IN writ. |
ing. They are without question 10 be- |
found In the single column style. A |
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/ paper that follows this has well bal
anced pages. II is never top heavy or
one sided IN appearance. ID Is restnl
to the eye. Il has the Appearance Of
refinement and appeals to the intelli-
gent man as sane and sensible. The
scare heads attract attention, but there
may be a good deal IN the charge
that a paper which has TO scare TO at
trct attention has very little Of worth
IN i. A really excellent paper, il Is
said does not depend on such articles.
These are still days OF scare heads.
ana at first glance there may seem M.
te likelihood OF a return to sanity. A
closer study however, reveals the fact
that the yellowness is paling and SAM.
" returning. The end Of the demand
Tor such excitement win be met with "A
complete return to simple. attractive
methods which win meet with the an
probation OF an intelligent men.-C. L.
X. in Progressive Printer
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Succeeds Joseph Il. Young as Gen
,ral Supt., With HeadQuar-
tiers 10 Salt Lake
INDICATION FOR OLD-TIMER.
c.o,on n Once More Take the Helm
OF Operation President Ielicry's
Good Selection.

II was announced from Denver last
evening that Joseph II. Young's sue
oes.or as General superintendent Of the
p,o Grande Western %. & II. @. west
,,om Grand Junction. would be Arthur
Earl Welby who resigned three years
AGO this same position, and for year
svbsequent was general manager Of
tho cerro de Pasco road In Peru The
announcement Is received I'm all quar-
,,rs here with marked expressions
m approval, and Mr.. Welby VIII return
IA be- congratulated by everybody
having the slightest acquaintance
,rnb him. Ho Is at present with
Ms family at his willows ranch I'M
southern California. but rs expected IN
thIs city az an early date TO resume
active charge Of his former supern-
tendency
Mr. Welby was first appointed super
,ntsndent OF the Rio Grande Western
an 1890 succeeding Mr. Bancroft IN con-
trol OF the road, and IN 1892 was made
GENERAL superintendent, remaining I'm
Soptro until his resignation 10 years
later Mr. Welby is 90 years old. and
hogan his railroad career as a rodman
on the Great Western railroad Of Can
ada. lie was subsequently associated
Win the chief engineer Of the Canada
southern IN the freight Offices OF the
Grand Trunk, and later was chief clerk
I'm the office Of the general manager Of
the d. &. II. g. Mr. Welby enjoys
the entire confidence Of President JEFF
fen and an Of the officials Of the
Gould roads Mr., Young is preparing
10 remove his family to Denver which
will be his headquarters as general
superintendent Of the Colorado s.
Southern
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can tell you why cold freezes water
and why heat melts ice. Nor do / claim
discovery For every detail Of my treat.
ment Is based on truths so Fundamental
that none can deny them, And every In
gredient Of my medicine Is as old as the
hills II grows on I simply applied the
truths and combined the ingredients into
remedy that Is practically certain. The
paragraphs below Will show you The rea-
son why
But my years Of patient experiment will
avail you nothing II you do not accept
my offer. For facts and reason and
even belief will not cure only the rem.
edy can do that
In eighty thousand communites.-in
moro than a million homes-Dr Shops
Restorative is known. There are those all
around yOu-yOur frieds and nelghbors
perhaps-whose suffering II has relieved
There Is not physician anywhere who
dares tell you | am wrong In the new
medical principles which 1 apply And
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For Stomach Troubles

t,,a :, stomach Is controlled by a deli
f,s,, ue',e called the solar plexus Prize
an Us Know that blow over the stom-
knoot var plexus blow-means a sure
sn,l,iyeuI Tor this nerve Ia ten times AZ
the solsr me pupil Of your eye. Yet
II tbs petus l. only one OF the centers
ftrve eH inside nerve-the nowe.
1he s,o,s ls one Of the master nerves
r0maeb ''s zen y IFS slave. PractlcalIp ali
asrye trouble Is nerve trouble-inside
shoon's' solar plexus trouble. Dr.
n'nes- st,rrseoreuye strengthens the inside
Ne stomso,, stnens the solar plexus-and
''Aeh trouble disappears. NV
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For Kidney Troubles

Tho kidneys are tho blood filters. They
are operated solely by the inside nerves
Tho branch which operates them and
regulates them Is called the renal plexus
When the renal plexus II weak or irreg.
ular, the kidneys become clogged with
the poisons they should throw on. No
kidney treatment can clean them out or
cure them and one stage leads into an.
other until after while the kidneys
themselves begin 10 break down and dis.
solve. There is only one way TO reach
kidney troube--that Is through the inside
nerves that control them, which Dr.
Shops Restorative alone strengthens
nd rq4fnrqc
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TENNYS0N EVENING.
The Wasatch Library Club Considers
The Work Of the Great English Poet,

Friday evening was gentemen's night
with the Wacatch Literary and Miss
Grace Belle Davis gave the club rare
treat In her evening with Tennyson.
Miss Davis set forth Tennyson's leading
characteristics, admirably Illustrating
them with selection OF "The Brook"
Cradle Song" "Bugle Song" Cross
Ing the Bar" parts OF In Memoram,"
and the greater portion OF ''Enoch Ar
dem"
The program was opened by Mr.,
Smith, who gave his beautiful bird Iml-
tation aud canary song AZ The close,
Mr. Schettler gave two excellent guitar
solos,
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Simply Write Ne

The first free bottle may be enough TO
effect a cure-but do not promise that
Nor do fear a loss Of possible profit
II II does For such a test will surely
convince the cured one beyond doubt or
dispute, or disbelief. that every word
say Is true.
The offer Is open to everyone eycry-
whore, who has not tried my remedy.
But you must write ME for the free
dollar bottle order. All druggists do not
grant the test. | will then direct You
TO one that does. He will pass Il down
to You from his stock as freely as though
your dollar laid before him Write Tor
the order today. The offer may not re.
main open. ] viii send you the hook You
ask Tor beside II is free II will helm
you 10 understand your case. What moro
can ] do 10 convince you Of my interest
OF my slncerity2