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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (May 4, 1894)
fammmi k jrfifnn 'ItyAfJaWMf IsjpMMttM r . . ...y rt wiij. j -""M',TrTifc.fwifc j r yilE RED CLOUD CHIEF, RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1894. ?" ttn v WALL PAPER 10 cents will buy a roll of nice wall paper, 35cts will buy one of the finest patterns in the house. C. L. COTTING, Druggist. yMHlMMlHH '"' H H. C. SCOTT, Tije Iirfjpieirjeijt JDealef, Full lint of all kinds of Fsrra Machinery, Specialties made of Pekin Corn Plows, Harrows, Garland and Boss Gang Plows, Yankee Sulkeys, Barlow Planters and Check Rowers, J. I Cm Liiter, best in the World. tMMlMWlMlWMMlm,wHM ! r ta.vt ira ... a v . irri j-oVjl, fit The furniture Man has nn elaborate nnd unlimited JJJ stock of FURNITURE ! of every conceivable description. .- .J&Ufnre and see jjj Window Wall Ml Sis, ::: z (Successor to S. E. Cosad.) He iB prepared to furnish you with an elegant organ or sew ing machine from $25 up. He will make you most any terms to suit you. Ho will do your repairing cheaply. Headquarters for all kinds of supplies for machine repairs. REOPENED IN MY OLD STAND, OPI'OSITL WIlINEU's. The City Restaurant and Confectionery JOSEPH HERBURGER, Prop. New Real Estate Flra. J. H. DAVI8 & SON, . Real Estate, Loan Bnd Insurance Agents. Red Cloud, Nebraska. Office with D. F. Turnkey, Moon Blook We hare located in Red Cloud and will be pleated to have people who desire to sell their farms to call and Hat their lands with us aa we have eastern buyers. Gall and see us. JT. II. DAVIS SON Notice. The Webster County Mutual Protoo. tion and Antt Horse Thief assoolatiou aneta ia Oowles.the Inst Saturday of eh month, at 2 p. hi, tf Titos. Hobosow, Sec. 12 cents will buy something a little more choice, White Lead and Mixed Paints at Lowest prices. his stock of Shades, Paper, carpets, Sewing Machines and Organs. Here's the Idea Of the Non-pull-out Bow The creat watch saver. Saves the watch from thieves and falls cannot be pulled oft the case costs nothing extra. bow to thi pendant, o that it cannot bt pulled or twitted off. vh Can on!v be had ith eases stamped u ith this trndc mark. Jas. Boss Pilled Watcli Cases are now fitted with lliis treat bow (riiifc). They look and wear like solid gold cases. Cost only oIkjuI half as much, and are guaranteed for twenty years. Sold only through watch dealer Remember the name news of Nebraska; BRIEF BUT PITHY MENTION OF THE HAPPENINGS OF A WEEK. Nawa Whlcli Tflll tlio Story or fteren Days' Crime nml Citiimltles nnd Other Impor tant Mailers Arranged Attractive!? and Olven In a Vew Words. Cody's Frli Supply of Indians. Ruhiiville, Nob., Mny U. Two coach, lontla of Indians, a now Bupply for Cody 'i Wild West, loft hero for New York. Waveriy Druggist In Tronbtc. Waverly, Nob., April 28. Druggist Vinnlng was charged with selling llquoi without a license. Ills case wu con tinued one week; Acquitted of tha Charge. Lexington, Neb,, April 80. The trial of W. R. Fryo for the Dawson county bank nnd postofflco burglary was fin ished, resulting in a verdict of not guilty. Arrested Cattle Hustlers. CiiADnoN, Nob,, April HO. Sheriffs Dow of Sioux county and Moses of Hot Springs S. D., arrested two cattle rust lers 20 miles northwest of Harrison, Nob, They nro Oeorgo Cobb and James Farnam. Northwestern Fair Association. Sioux City. In., May a. Dolegatos from nearly 100 counties in northwest Iowa, Bouthwest Minneapolis, South Da kota and northern Nebraska aro hero holding a meeting to perfect the organi zation of tho Intcrstato Fair association. Captured a Forger. Nkiihaska City, Neb., April 80. Sheriff Hubcrlo returned from Harvard, Nob., having in custody S. A. Oivcns, who is wanted on a chargo of forgory committed In Syracuso in 1803. Ho was bound over to nwnlt tho action of the dis trict court. Fatally Uurnod Ills Little- Sister. Wauace, Neb., April 80. Whilo George Strauss and his wifo wero mak ing garden a fow rods from their houso their little boy got hold of a box of matches, setting flro to his little -year-old sister's clothes. She died a fow hours afterwards. Natural Cue at Caapor. Ciiadron, Nob., April HO. Thoro Is groat rejoicing in Casper, Wyo. In two of tho oil wells in that vicinity, wolls Nos. 3 and 4, nntural gas appeared sim ultaneously. They havoonly b$cn pumping oil nbout ft. month and this has liberated tho gas.-' rrjaWcnTof htato W. C. T. U. Married. I -Fremont, Nob., April 00. Mrs. M. A. Hitchcock, president of tho State Women's Christian Tomporanoo union, was married at tho residence of her daughter, Mrs. P. E. Lombard, to Mr. Wilson W. Wnkelin of Nomaha county, Rov. H. W. Tate officiating. Reduced Salaries Oonerally. Grand Inland, Nob., April 28. The city council, nt a lively mooting, mado a reduction in salaries amounting tof.1,240 por year. Councilman's salaries woro re duced $100 each. Tho salaries of tho polico judgo, chlof engineer and city clerk wero each reduced flOO. Nebraska Creamery Men Meet. Hastinos, May 2. A delegation of creamery men from Sutton, Harvard, Fairmont, Bluo Hill, Fairfield, Daven port, Uobron, Suporior, Mindon, York, Aurora and Hastings met hero for con sultation and transaction of general business, Father Corbett'a Contempt Case. Plattsmouth, Nob., Muy 2. In tho contempt case against Father Corbett tho prosecutiou asked leave to filo an nmended petition. It was granted and Father Corbett given until Tuesday next to answer. Fathor Corbett held sorvico at Palmyra on Sunday. Killed In a Saw Mill. Taiilk Rock, Nob., May 2. A torrl bio accident happened horo. William J. Drock was at work about tho circular saw in Feller's fenco factory nnd foil on or was caught by tho saw and literally sawed to pieces. Ho was 4ft years old and leave n wifo and two children. Omaha Car Lines Woro Itloeked. Omaha, April iJO.In au effort to en forco collection of a judgment for 15,000 for personal injuries two of tho principal street car lines wero blocked in tho cen ter of tho city for four hours by tho sheriir, who lovlcd on tho trains its fast as they camo up to tho junction of Six teenth nnd Faruam streets. A Juror Arrested For the Crime. South Omaha, April 27. Tho coro ner's jury decided thnt tho flro which burned tho Leo hotol on tho morning of tho 21st, in which J. E. Swift lost his life, was of incendiary origin. J. W. Dlako nnd Nick Martin aro charged with the crime, and nro under arrest. Mar tin was a mombcr of tho jury. Lincoln Industrial Secure Work. Omaha. Mnv 13. A mwelnl frnm T.in. coin says: Tho superintendent of tho Burlington road offered employment to all members of Colonel Duff's company of the industrial army. Sixteen accepted the offer, and woro iHvon trnnRnnrfnMnn to Montana, Thoy will work on an ox- tension or tno roan ana will bo paid f 1.40 per day, Efforts aro being mode to or ganize an army in Omaha. A mass meeting was hold for that purposb Tnes- uay mgur. a none uuu men agreed to join and march to Washington, INTEREST WILL BE DEFAULTED. Foreclosure of Oregon Hallway and Navi gation Company's Mortgage Probable. Omaha, May , The Beo says that there is an extromo probability that tho interest on the Oregon Railway and Navigation company's mortgage 0s and 0s will bo defaulted for December. This will bring about foreclosure proceedings. This is based on information privately received concerning tho naturo of the re port mado by tho representatives of tho foreign bondholders of tho Oregon Rail way and Navigation company, Messrs. Dougherty and Cook. These geatleinen went over tho ground very thoroughly in January and have reported, so the story ,$m, adversely to tk,UslejPctIo. The I Docs Not Cost Anything To try Parks' Hnro Cure. A. speotflo Anre of all diseases r uoulinr to women. Ssk your druggist onr guaranteed plan, oole by C. L. Cotting. Agent: Is tho master of tho houso at heme? Cook: Yes; I ntn at homo. "Don't Tobitcco Spit or Smoke Your Life Awny." The truthful, (startling title of a book about No-to-bac, tho only harmless, guar anteed tobacco-habit cure. If you want to quit and can't, use "No-to-bac1 Braces up nlcotinizod nerves, eliminates nicotine poisons, makes weak msn gain strength, wolght and vigor. Positive cure or money refunded. Sold by O. L, Dotting. Book at druggists, or mailed fret. Addresa Tho Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago office, 45 Randolph St., New York, 10 Spruce St. M It is believed that stori haro much woaker influenco over women than thoy have over bald-headod mon. J. W. Hailoy of Safaris, N. T., Conduo to on N. Y. O. Railway, and one of tha best known men on the road snys of Parks Tea: For tea years I have fonnd nothing of lasting value. Iteming so many talk ing of Parks' Tea I tried tt wlthont ranch hope. The first dose moved my bowels easily aad now I am cured. It works like msgle. Sold by O. L. Cotting. IThoro'a an enduring sympathy botwoen tho small boy and the growing weeds. He has no desiro to hurt them. Cough! Cough! Cough! If yon want to, bat if you desire to stop set a bottle of Delia's Cherry Connh SvniD It will stop yonr congh in flvo minutes aoia and warranted by Doyo & Urico. When a man accopts charity, Bomo no is fiuro to say that he is not dosorv Bucklcn's Arnica Salve. The best salve in tho world for cuts, uruises, sores, ulcers, unit rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chillblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, nnd posi tivoly cores piles, or no pay requirod. It iB guaranteed to oivo perfect satisfaction or monev refunded. Price 25 cents per uox. xorinie oyuoiung, tr. Wo all ought to havo a good deal of chanty for worthless people s s i - Why Do You Cough? Do you not know that Parks' Cough tyrup will our itT We guaranteed every lottle. There are many Cough Syrups mi we neueve tarns' is the boat and moat eliable. 8old by C. L. Cotting. It is never hard to do tho right thing fter tho mind has been made up. Bcggs' Cherry Cough Syrup. The greatest and best Cough Syrup. t Will relieve a OOnirh nlllnVnr aiirn. nn.l nore effectually than any thing on tho '" ooia una warranted by Deyo & Qriee' x.- .-. W jajt.r-w i It is doubtful it God evor made a man who could pleaso all his nolghbors. i i m m i i Afraid or Pneumonia. Mrs. Catherine Black, of Le Itoy, N. Y. OOk a Severe COld. Tha nlivatnlnn foo. d Pneumonia. She took one bottle of Parka. Cotloh Rvrnn nn.l iv. Ilti .i.l like majio, Stopped pay eough and I am pencowy wen now. i reoomend it to everyone for Throat and Lung Trouble is I believed it saved my life." Sold by u. u. vuuiug. It takes a good deul of grace to bo a ?ooa unnsuan with n big Income. What makes a honsa a hnm? Tha mother well, tha ahlldren rosy, the father in good health and good humor. All brought about by tha use of DoTTitt's aaraaparuis. ii reoommeuds llseir. C. L. Cotting. All sins promiso to more than pay thoir way to begin with.'gET3ISSSSm The Prettiest Girl In Town Has been using Parks' Tea and she says: "My complexion is vory muoh improved. That muddy look is all gone. I take a eup of Parks Tea three nights a week, And feel just ' elegant." Sold by O. L Cotting. A man with corna is naturally 111 tempered, and that is why ho does not itand well with the community. Nonpareil Ilnlr Curler Will keep the Hair in corl the dampest weather Every bottle posltivey guar anteed by Deyo A Qrice. A closo friond: Tho ono who novor lends you anything. Pure blood means good health, Re inforce it with DeWltt's Snrsaparilla. It purifles tha blood( cures Eruptions, Eozs ma, 8o(ofula"and all diseases arising from impure blood. It reoommends itself. O, L, Cotting. Tho richest man is tho ono who can zivo away the most without regretting it. Small boy (aside) "Gee whiz,,' bnt those Little Giant Pills tako the cake. Sold and warranted by Deyo it Grice. DeWltt's iBarsararilla prepared for cleansing the blood from impurities and disease. It does this and more. It builds up and strengthens constitutions impair ed by disease. It recommends itself. O. L. Cotting. Tho man who fears tho light ia always ready to run from his own shadow. i Tho best fitting clothing on earth go to tho Chicago Storo; elegant stock of square cut coats, pudded shoulders, vests stiff breasts, correct in every particular. No one except us can show you such goods. Chicago Storo. It is a good thing for you to havo riches, but a bad thing for riches to havo you, IS AS 8API AND It la applied right to the porta It cures all diseases of women. Any lady can use It herself: Bold by ALL DRUCrGISTS. Mailed to any address on rooelpt of $1. Dr.J.A.MoQmA;Ck.,8and4FanorarAaPlaoe,OMc4tffObIU. For sale by C L, Hotting. ' J. L. Miner, Hugh Miner, . "W. A. Sherwood rresident. Asst. Peoples Bank of Red Cloud, Red Cloud, Nebraska, Transact a General Banking Business, Special attention given to Collections. Banking Office in smtfmsnjsiwnj Ed Qoiid Steatti Laundry. -P. A. HANSIN. Proprietor. First claaa work guarenteed In every particular. N. E. ROBINSON, PAINTER & PAPER HANGER First class work a specialty. Prlcsa reasonable. Office first door aoutli ol Chief with W. F. Hull co him before living your order as It will bo to your Interest Jno. B. Wright, Dealer iv See&ld-Bfard Goods Moon BJoch, Red Cloud, PLATT & FREES CO. Chicago Lumber Yard RED CLOUD, NEB. Lumber, Lime, Coal and Cement. TRADERS LUMBER CO., DEALERS IN MTMBE RAM) r,)AL, Building Material, Etc. RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA. Jos. C. 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