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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1897)
THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, FRIDAY, DEC. & 1897, 7 u A Kol nukea the food pure. wltole.iome and dellcloui. w WH AUOUNI) TOWN. POWDER Absolutely Pure noii bakinq poom co,, Mw you. CITY NKWS. K. 1'. Hudley cmr'uige inlnter. A new s.oi-k of Ud Illinois nl Stern'.. Dellii Meek - ii t Siintliiv in Hlver ton Ve want to do your joo iirliitliif? ami will doit ii(,'lit. Mux Mi.er luii uikcii u position with ilush:i & Weeott. J. II. MeGrew of nii-oiniiiton was doing bu-ine.-. in our eity bsituriluy. Mel Tiiipluv formerly of this city, ihiw Uvinir in Kuusiis wiih beio this week. Here'.- to your gocd health I Us "Economy Honutet Cordial." C. L. Cutting. M.M. Sturn litis just received from tint warehouse u now stork ofolil bond ed goods; (Jem. Harlow of HlnomiiiKtmi wus looking after bu.-dnejs matters hero Saturday. J. K.Vaiillorn returned the last of the week from a trip to Excelsior Springs, Missouri. Foil Sai.k A ftotnl Knabo piano. A good iii.slriiiiieiit for oule cheap. En quire at thi.s ollleo. Owing ti the sickness -if Miss Grace. Gather lh- Kindergarten school is pre sided over by her 'ister Lucy. Hen McCuuo wlio has been with us in the ofllco for the pnst four years has resigned and .1. K. Keilcr is lllliug tho vneancy. For a good shave, hair cut or other toiisorial woi k call on O. M. Crabb, successor to Geo. Fentress, south of the Calmes bakery. Will Letson of Deadwood, South Da kota, who hns been visiting hero with his mother anil other friends, left for that placo Tuesday morning. Keep It in tho house, whenever you got "blue" or feel "shaky" or Indis posed, one small doso of "Economy Uoneset Cordial" sets you right. For sale by C. L. Cotting. Penman has some hot bargains for you In long gold chains, linger rings, watches, stick pins, watch charms, sppetacles.silver novelties and all kinds of jewelry until January 1st. Located in Cook's drug stoie. Wo desire to all the attention of our read 'is to the advertisement for turk-. eysof C. A. Itumiif, corner of Hurling ton Avenue and A streets, Hastings, Nebraska. His announcement and price which he pays will bo found on page 3 of this iwue. Numerous and rediculoiis were tho mistake'- made b votis at the Into ..i..,.ii(,n. .-..iv tin- l'.iidi.iou Times, but I'apillloii precinct fiirnishe-. tho bet one of them all. A voter made in X whatever on his ballot, but under the head ol jit-liue of the peace ho wiole in the- niiiniK of two irt his friends and neglected t-. put i.n X after them, thus losing his vote entiiely. Tho Council lMtilU (la.) Noiipariol has ths following to say regarding tho Imperial Quintet, which will appear at the Opera House no.M Monday oveiilug, Novomborfith: "Tho concert given ny the Imperial Male Quartet of Chicago at the I. O. O. F. templo last night was very largely attended and proved a rare musical treat. Tho quartet, supported by Mrs. Mabol Chilcoto-Cowan, accompanist, and Al bert Wilsoif Tout, trombone soloist, nreseiited an excellent program which was gruatly enjoyed by those present." See lladley for paper hanging W.tl. Vance of luavale was here Tuesday. Tiik CitiKK is prepared to do youi job printing. Jotliam Martin of Hlue Hill was here Tuesday. I have some, hmisc room to rent. Julia A. Knox. It Itobin LeFobcrol Superior was here the lirst of tin week. Harry Goble is hero from Hastings on a visit with his parents. Imperial Quartet at tho opera house Monday evening, November Cith. Walter I lager spent Sunday in liloomington returning Monday morn ing. "Postmaster, ltogers of Wymore wits hire Tuesday night to attend the club dance. Blind Hooue will hold forth nl tho opera house on the evening of Decem ber -lth. Isaac Ludlow has returned from near Hladeii where lie has been burning u kiln of brick. The Imperial Quartet, formerly the Arian, at the opera house, Monday, November (lth. Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair, Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair. DR CREAM BAKING POWMR A Pare drape Crtaa of Tartar Powder. 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. If you want a buggy top seo Fogel it Hutchison. Also a completo stock of light harness. F. H. Dauchyof Hastings was doing business and shaking hands with old friends hero Monday. Charley llciglo has resigned his po sition as deputy sheriff and is now in the grocery store of Mi.er it McAr tlmr. The Union Fire Insurance Company is tlio best mutual. Combine risks; in Installments 3 per cent. J. II. Smith, Special Agent. I was making my arrangements to go fo my daughter for tho winter when Mr. Win. Richardson cimo and hired mo to keep his daughter. Jui.ia A. Knox.1 it. J. F. Koons, representing tho dial-fant-Hurroiigh Grain Co. of Kansas City, was here the lirst of the week making arrangements for the buying of corn. J. W. Dimmer of Blue Hill accompa nied by his wife was in tho city tho lirst of tho week and left a liberal supply of cash at this ofllco .for which he has our thanks. Direct your stops toward Cook's drug store and look over I'enmau's Christ inas goods. You cannot help but find something suitable for a Christmas presont. Come early. Messrs. Parks and McKeo of Red Cloud are in the city and are making arrangements to open a pool room in the north room of the Durkholder building. Campbell Press. Tho parties who are here to organize a singing school and in tho futuro give a concert, held forth at tho Methodist church last evening but received littlo encouragement. This wn not because our people aro not musically inclined but owing to tho fact that u class has already been organised in tho city. If some of tho musical organizations who complain because of lack of en thusiasm down in tho audience, would take a night oil, list n to the Imperial Quartet and their superb company, getn few "pointers" and then "go and do likewise" them would arisen chorus of thanksgivings that might be huard from Oshkosh to lvTihiiniiy.no. At the opera ImiiM', Monday evening, Novem ber 0 h Don't iim bill bends or statements in which you have to write your own name. Get them printed in an up-to-date style. There Is nothing which will make your customers think you aro of tho disposition to be penurious so much as this. If you aro stingy in one way what reason is thero to be Hove that you wont be in oilier ways. (Jet your printing done right at tho Ciiiek ofllco. Did you over ro fleet, said a young man, that thoro aro more uico young ladies in Hastings than in any other city of its size- in the country. ' Well, it is so, null you sit hero a half hour and I will convince you. Now you just watch tho lirst group that passes this way and seo if I am not right. Just then three colored damsels lloattd around tlio corner ami the man to whom this talk was addressed said, "I agree with you." Hastings Demo-crat. MO 1114 Oil JIOSS PKUSONATj. Hadley paints buggies. C. K. Getting' of Superior was hero Monday. Wanti:i A good fresh cow. G r.o. I.Ki;i.i.k. Randolph McNitt was in Hastings this week. 0. E. Hemaii of Hloomington was hero Monday. Will and John 'Pulleys arc home from Lincoln. Don't forget Blind llooneat the opera house toinonow tilght. M. M. Stern lias received fi new Murk of old bonded liquors. D. F. Marshall Jr., of York was look ing nfter business inteiests hero Tues day. Skating has been good of late and the young folks have been enjoying the sport.) Aaron Conover was looking after business matters In Omaha the lirst of thn week. 11. E Pond is selling groceries in that depaitnient of the Nebraska Mer cantile Co. It is stated that over twenty persons have been mai tied from the Hastings asylum in two years. Mrs. A. (J. Harbor of Lincoln arrived mi Monday evening to make a visit to iter sister-in-law, Mrs. L. A. Hussong. "Economy Honeset Cordial" made by thn famous old Harmony society. greatest of nil appetizers. For sale by C. L. Cotting. S. It. McCoy and C. It. McCoy of Hladen were in the city Saturday and left some woney on subscription with tho Dig Jnjiin. Mrs. Jos. Daniliiranit and Lizzie Letourneau who have been visiting Nelso Dongtiu and family have return ed to their homo in Kansas. C. L. Meshicr, a well remembered life Insurance agent who used to mako this city several years ago is hero this week. Ho has been for several years at Atlanta, Georgia. The Up-to-Dato club which is com posed of about twenty young ladies will give a reception to n number of young gentlemen at tho homo ofJMiss Bertha Tnlbftt this Friday ovening. A lire was discovered this morning by Irving Cummings in tho collar of Miner Dros. storo caused by a defective flue in which the Nebraska Mercantile Company's boater plpo is connected. Tho wooden joists aud floor on Miner Bros., side of the wall was on Ore but by prompt action a conflagration was averted. C. L. Jones received about two hun drud head of typical Arkansas razor back hogs Wednesday. Tkoy will bo fed from Nebraska's crops and turned Into market. To satisfy a crowd of morbidly curious people surrounding tho yard one old one ascondod to tho top of tho tlvo board fonco ladder fash ion, walked tho top board pnrtly round the yard, turned a back somersault to tliu ground with the gracefulness of n cat and at once won a placo in tho hearts ot the sports assembled. Law rence Locomotive. List of letters remaining uncalled for at the posiotlicc at Red Cloud, Nob- Another Scheme Finds Suckers Sunday was the winding up In this vicinity of a very successful business on jo) oil by wo men who registeitd at the Hurr hotel as B Wartelsl.y and I. Levy. Alter learning tho iiaine of our local jeweler, It E Pitcher, they made out u copy of an order for iU0 worth of Jewelry With tins they visited a large number of fanners, principally north of Alma, ami represented to them that they were closing out sonic jewelry from a store that icceiitly failed In Holdiege, lepresniitiug t!io goods to be Hi st class, and as conclu sive evidence would site their victims to the copy of an order for these goods, amounting to over $100 from the local jeweler. The prices on this order were inmle lo eoi respond with the pi ices asked the farmers for the same goods, and as a result they sold several hundred dollars worth of absolutely worthless stull One farmer not far from Alma was duped for ?!l(), and Mr. Pitcher has been receiving an unusual number of friendly calls his week, from those who were taken in, inqiiii lug tlie vnlui nf tlieir purchases It is u smooth gig Mild local papers evety where should post their readers on the scheme, -Volar as the Record is con cerned it is absolutely now to us, miiiI ,ve haven't noticed a line in print about il having been worke I In otluir parts ol the state -Alma Reeoid. "It is true," said a farmer friend, whose voice is like the voice of the.hul bill, singing to the rose in the cantons of the Albumbra "it is true as daylight that the country is over run with ruts. The oldest inhabitant!, never saw them so numerous in .M'Imusku nciore. Every old building has a colony under its sills, ami barns aud corn cribs aro swarming with them. Tho amount of damage they will do this winter in the way of eating grain will be huge. There is bill littlo use in lighting them with cats and traps. It would taken whole urmy.of eats to accomplish any thing. 1 saw a similar rat epidemic In tlio oast a good many years ago. For a couple of years the ruts were to thick that they wen a plague and the people fought to kill them off iu vain. And thou finally they disappeared as mys teriously and suddenly as thoy- came, and the neighborhood was free from them for years after. 1 believe that tlio rats now hero will stay in spile of all wo can do, until thev aro good and ready to go; and when they uro ready thoy will just slide out for pastures now." We n.tc lust opening an immene ChPistmBs Stoek. Wo bought our stock in tlio Now York markets and can show yi u the 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 and Novelties. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Latest Styles IK at very low prices. C. L. Cotting, The DrtiKglst. ciiintcirNopujs. Ml.TIIOUISr Services Sunday morning at tl)U(l Subject, "A Pure Heart." Sunday School at 11:11(1. Chapel Sunday School at II p.m Senior League at ll:!IO p.m. Evci.iug service at 7 ;i() p. m Sub jcet, "Tho Young Man of the 'JOth Cen tury." Player mooting on Wednesday even ing at 7 :!J0. You uro earutstly invited to attend these services. Strangers made wel come. 1U.V..I. M. Dakiiv, Pastor. y . .',"!' .' rx- (:. ;:',. :.?. WW.' . i '1.,:f.f.::'::-.R'-'1 m Freymark's I 1 I ? '4 UllltlbTIAN OltUHUII. Sermons on Lord's Day, December Oth will he us follows' Morning theme, "Leaven. ' Evening theme, "Job." Good music, bible sermons ami a hearty welcome to all worshipers and visitors. L. A. Hil.ssoMi, Pastor. CUNirUKtlATIMNAL. Sunday School at 11:15. Y. P. S. O.K. atll.IIOp. in. n ffi i4;- m $ "ir. ft! pJJSft 1 Ajn ,,,-s'ff &'$ Wise Bayers iV iVi Goodness Plus Cheapness I; ending Dec. 2nd, Geo. Reeves, John Shafer, S. S.4Saunders, Eugene Thomas, E. L. Walters. These letters will be vent to the dead letter office Doe., 17th, if not called for before. When calling for above pleaso say advertised. F W. Cowdkn, P. M. raska, for the wee 1897. Nellie Cavetl, M L. Emiiis, Mrs. Jus. Grnbriel, Mrs..) W. Moore, Mis. Ida Purdau, Modern Treatment of Consumption The latest work on the ttv3tmrtt nf diseases, written by forty eminent American physicians, says: "Cod-ltvei m oil has done more for the coa sumptive than all other reme- dies put together." It also 9 savs: " The hvooohosphites It Is said of a woinanjjwhn freely used her tongue to the scandal of oth ers, that she mado a confession to tlio pi lest of what she had done. Ho gave her a ilpo thistle to)), anil told her to go and scatter the seeds onn by one. She obeyed and then returned to her confessions. To hor ninazonient ho m of lime and soda are regarded m by many English observers a $ specifics for consumption," Scott's Emulsion a tnriftrri tnt -1 w jn. w.w7 - ..w.w .w ., . MI W bade her go back ond ir.ither the ont. i Quarter ot a centurv. ts in w ro contains the best cod-liver oil m in a partially digested form. $ a .! j .jtt. it., zj. t & coHiomcu wim inc. nypupnos- n, pfiiies of Lime and Soda, This $ " remedy, a standard tor m tered scud, ami when she obiected. thai il would bo impossible, ho replied that il would he still more difficult to gather up and destroy all tho ovll ro. ports she had cfrculated about otbors. Thoro Is a moral iu this fur tho scan dal monger. Kx. exact accord with the latest m views of the medical profession. Be sure you get SCOTT'S 1 Emulsion All ilruKgtitt S 50c ind fl.oo, SCOTT & BOWNE, Chcmltu, Nw York. J We are informed that a set of swin dlers are oporatiug in this state. Their pretended business is that of establish ing agencies for selling feed mills or grinders to farmers. The farmer so lected by these sleek fellows us their agent Is ono who nover reads an agri cultural paper, and ono who is easily led to belicvo that a small fortune awaits him through tko sale of tho mills. A few days after signing tho supposed contract this guileless farmer is confronted with a note having his signature attached and there is nothing' bettci to bodono than to pay it; and so the farmer is out at one fell swoop a sufficient sum of money to kcp him self and family supplied with the right kind of rending matter for years. There is nothing pays a better prem ium on tho investment than tho habit of reading to a moderate extent and keeping one's eyes open. Nebraska Fanner. , What has become of the II. & M. por ter who used to call tlio change of cars at Oxford as follows: "Ox-ford is tlio next stop. Change ears for Orleans, Republican, Red Cloud, White Cloud, Wymore, Table Rock, White Rock, Guide Rock, Middle Rock, and Hum bolt. Atchison, Rrooktield, Wluliolil, Richfield, Groeutield, Ilauuibal, Han ovei, Huunowell, Kansas City, Renvoi City, Falls City, Hird City, Mound City, Grand City, King City, Nemaha City, St. Joe, St. Peter, St. Charles, St. Louis, St. Francis, St. Catherine, St. iMichacls7Supciior, Endicott, Chester, Rulo, Challao, Monroe, Lingo, Louisi ana, Leavenworth, Naponeo, P.iwnee, Liberty, Qulnoy, Concordia, Carroltou Ox-ford is tlio next slop. Reaver City Tribune. m Pains iu tlio chest when u person has a cold Indicates ii tendency toward pneumonia, A piece of lliinuol damp ened with Chambotiniu'i Pain Halm and hound on tho chest over the scat of pain will promptly rollovo tho pain aud prevent the threatened attack of pneumonia. Tlio same treatment will cure a lamo buck iu u few hours. Sold by II K (J rice. M. W. A. Notice. All neighbors of Red Cloud Camp, No. 003, M. W. A. are hereby untitled that the annual election of officers of this earn j will be held Wednesday evening, December 8th. All nnghbois aro requested to bo presert, F. E. MoKr.Kiiv, V. C. F. V.Tayi.ou, Clerk. J. 11. Smith writes combined insur ance for a turpi of Ijvo years at 11 per cent. On schools houses, churches and farm property on the installment plan, Drop him a card at Red Cloud, Nob. Perfectly harmless, but very power ful is "Economy Iloneset Cordial," a remedy par-oxcollonce for all forms of ndigtstton. For sale by C. L. Cottiug. Mr. Hardin Norris, clerk of the drug storo of R. Shoemaker, Perry, III., sayd: "A man ciimo Into cur storo tlio oilier day and said, 'I want a bottle of ttutt stulT that saves children's lives. I read Iu the News about it. The children may got Rick when wo can not got tho doctor quick enough. It's tho niedl etna you sell for croup.' " He alluded to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and bmtght a bottle boforo ho left tho store. For sale by 11. E. Grico. A Pleasant Thanksgiving. On Thanksgiving Day a gathering of about fifty persons met at the school house iu Dist. No. Hi. Each brought with bim a baskot well filled with edibles and suited for the time. Mr. Maynard, director, furnished tho tur koy for th'o crowd. After dinner a fine program was rendered by the school, and tho teacher, Miss C. M. Hummel, road "The Day In;History," which was appreciated by all. Thou came somu remarks by thn honorable school board of that diilricl and short taks by friends of tho school, after which the teacher treated tho assembly. After n short social chat all retired to their several homes feeling much benefitted by spending Thanksgiving iu so lino n crowd. Uhumhorlain's Colic, ("ho era and Diarrhoea Remedy can always be de pended upon and Is pleasant ami safe to take. Sold by. II. E. Grico. MANY THINK! when the Creator said to woman, "In sorrow shalt thou bring forth children, that a curse was pro nounced against the human race, but the joy felt by every Mother when she first presses to her heart her babe, proves the contrary. Danger and suffering lurk in the pathway of the Expectant Mother, and should be avoided, that she mav reach the hour when the hope of her heart is to be real ized, in full vigor and strength. in price. W m v m if? jS That is the j$ standard we i guarantee I throughout our 't establishment. When you are in quest of MOTHER'S FRIEND so relaxes the system and as sists Nature, that the nec essary change takes place without Nau sea, Headache, Nervous or Gloomy Fore boding of dan ce r! a n d t h e trying hour is robbed of its pain and suffering, as so many happy mothers have experienced. Nothing but Mother's Friend" docs this. Don't be deceived or persuaded to use anything else. "JJ other's Frlonil" t tlio (,-rcatcst remoJy over Cutontheiiiarltet.aiiilalloiirrutniucriirirlolt lguly."-V. II. ItiMQ & Co., Whlte-wlEliyrex. Of ilruiMlxts at tt.OO. or bent uy oxpress on re ceipt ot price. Wrlto for boolt containing vtu bio Information for all Motnors, milled fne. Xk BrattcM lUntator C, AMmU, to. I'm? ffjpffl rT itti Mi, MM I Over 1 Coats, I Suite, I Under- I wear, 8 Hate, 1 uaps or S Shoes !' tt W L'rS K.t i!V m realize that H tney want & ft1: V' II i ft "': ft m & ft?-: I m 1 You will consult your interests by examining what we have to show. p.; Sit: w m 8! 1 ''V m ''; :, i m m ft, 1 FREY(DflHHco. I ffl Mi n Sucressors toO. Wiknku. ited Uloud'H Itelinblu Clotbing ;.' House. iki m MimmmttmimmM i m .7 -VI "1 ; ... ' fil 'A! .) M M .&siU W"f"Jt 'iM. ?;vj -j' Vc