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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1900)
nnM ffllt"'' ) "v f . f 'r . t.ln.il4,r x;f IV! a v4,,,:'''" s"t'W'yv!t. t,ji, ,j vn ' ' T r J- . ,5" I' WAITING FOR A REPORT V 1h i if for tlin i'i'u (rotn u t you ri'j4.iiiiiu '':' wtteli you J t ueetl. vi f You've thought about il and 2J tulKud about it. f Ik JJ "CJui" work" will no U. niter ti do in this day of enterprise and Jj; i murk-an push. a 1 lb f a 1' 'I'lio man who never carried a ,l 2! reliable timep ecu has iniud ifc n half the joys of lije. Jj f lb 7 lb J Wo know watches front the 5, factory to our case. In buying ii here you net our experience and u, JJ best judgment worth something J but costs nothing. JJ 5 "fcteAS)oxsei T5yos., Jt lb lb lb J l-.Whl.t US AND OPTICIANS f b GENERAL CITY NEWS. Nowis tlie time to subscribe. Telephone No. 07 for your gasoline J.is. Unwren loft Tuesday for (Ji and Island. Al. Ovoilees of Kivcrton was licre 4 liis week. Do you want a naw cook stove? If so sec Wright. Two residences for ale in city. See S. B. Lightfoot. J. O. Lindloy left Tuesday for n visit at Kokoma, Indiana. W. U Parker made a business trip to Kansas City this week. .Mrs. V. E. (Joule returned tho lirst of the week from n visit in Iowa. Smoke Colonial (iirl, the liest fie cigar in tho world, at the Bon Ton Bakery. Walter Uoby sells the Singer sewing machine. Pi ices right, (let tho best. Pay your subscription and get a cal culating pencil. They arc a little won der. 11. 1). Bedford has been named as populist sta'.e committeeman for Web ster county Born, to Mr. and Mis. E. II. New house, on Friday, July (!, a boy of the tibial Nebraska weight. MWs Mabel Saunders left Monday mort.ing for a visit with relatives and friends at Albert Lea, Minnesota. II. E. Pond was in Lincoln this week making arrangements for his removal to that city about the Hrst of tho month Fishing in the river is good at pres ent, or at least one .vould think so to 8co the good strings of tish that come from the river every morning. Tho mill is being pushed to complo tion as fast as possible. Tho structure is now fully enclosed, and in a short while we will again have a mill in our midst. In warm weather Prickly Ash Bitters helps your staying qualities. Workers who use it occasionally stand tho heat butter and are less fatigued at night. Sold by C. L. Cotting. "(lod bless the man that first in- vented rain." That is a very popular expression these days when you see the street sprinkler going down tho dtreet. All tho trouble is tho darned thing don't cover enough territory. Wo understand that some of tho ' Kivcrton Woys have an idea they can beat Rod Cloud in a water tight. If the Rivorton boys have any such ideas in tholr heads they had better send a representative down to arrange the proliminarics, - t ANOTHER OF THOSE BIG SUNDAY DINNERS NEXT SUNDAY. Star Bakery, j I J. O. WILES. Prop. i 71 fc-' s LI 1 1 . II 9 1V7 SV V XatMMHIUMui MORE OR LESS PERSONAL. F. Banks of Rivorton wa-) here Sat urday. Wanted -dirl at the Bon Ton, 13.00 per week See Wright before you buy a gas or gasoline stove. Tom Beal returned Tuesday from a trip to Kansas City. Miss Millie Boyd left the first of tho week on a visit to Oxford. R. T. Potter was looking after legal matters at Oxfoid this week. See our portrait offer and then come in ami sec the sample portrait. Win. Athet ton returned Sunday eve ning trom a tiip to Ktitmis City. Smoke Colonial (iirl, tin best Gccigat in the wot Id, at the Bon Ton Bakery. R 1) Bedford is down to Lincoln attending the populist stale conven tion. A complete line of pump and pipe goods are can icd in stock by Moihart Bros. At'l'lic Ciiikk for six mouths and a tine oil linished lifo sie portrait '10'i'. for 1 US. I). L. (trout has completed a very artistic porch in front of his residence in the south ward. Found A bunch of keys. Owner can have same by calling at this office and describing property and pitying for this notice. Samuel Foe, Eit Pulsipher, Jay Pope, L. lLukins and Bernatd McNony were down to Lincoln this wetik as delegates to the populist state convention. Mhjj Mabel Howard left last week for a visit with her brother Arthur Howard and wife al (losheii, Indiana. Shu will :Uu visit in Ohio before sho returns. For it clear complexion, bright, sparkling eye and vigorous digestion, take Prickly Ash Bitters. It puts the system in perfect order. Sold by C. L. Cotting. Capt. L. Archer of mission fieids of Chicago, will lectuieat the Christian church Friday night July 1!!, on the Five Devils of Red Cloud, and all ar. cordially invited to attend. If hogs keep on coming into market for the next two weeks the way they, have during the past week, the hog population (four legged we mean) of this county will be a minus quantity. At the (iiaee Episcopal church next Sunday then-will be morning prayer and mm inon at 10 U0 a m. atid evening prnui and Minion at s p m. The pub lic is eoidially ii.vilwl Ri.v. W. 11. Xanhp.Hi, Rector. Ben Ludlnw was showing some very fine sample-, of the brick which he will bo making in the near future. Tht biick were made on the machine ho is getting, and wore burned by him hero. They are equal to any brick that can be found in tho west. C. 1). Morse and wife will leave next Monday for their old homo at Osceola, this state, and from there they will go to the eastern markets to purchase a new fall stock of millinery. They ex pect to be g)iie about a month and will return with ono of tho largest tocks ever shown heie. Wanted One young man from Web ster county, Nebraska, to prepare for tho coming Railway Mail Servico Ex amination. We furnish everything in cluding books and maps. Address, enclosing stamp, lutu-Stato Corres pondence Institute, Cedar Rapids, la. The Rescue Circle will meet at the home of Mrs W. E Kellogg on Tues day, July 1", at 11 pin. Will not all of the member bo present as this will clost our fust yeai's work. Officers arc to lio elected and soino very im portant business to bo transacted. By order of President. Mn. T. E. Holt- TON. The past week has not boon very condusivo t good spirits among tho farmers or any ono else. To tell the truth the outlook for the corn crop is just n little gloamy in this locality. No rain hero to speak of for a month and still on oil sides of us they have had good rains. Tho early corn is in most cases already considered a failure, but the corn which is not yet tassled out is not thought to bo hurt to any grat ex tent, and will yet make good corn pro viding it rains within a week. Tho fusionists held their several con ventions in Lincoln this week and di vided up the ticket amongst them selves in a manner calculated by them to cause harmony, but even weather prophets aro unablo as yet to predict whether it will bo a snow storm or just a frost. John O. Yeisor of Omaha, generally conceded as tho nominee for governor, was turned down, and tho nomination given to Poyntor for a sec ond time. The balanco of '.he tickot ia entirely now and is as follows. Lion tenant governor, A. E. Gilbert; secre tary of stato, C. V. Svoboda; auditor, Theo Ureiss; treasror, S. B. Howard; atlnrney general, W. D. Oldham, com missioner of publio lands and build ings, P. J. Carey; superintendent of public instruction, C, F, Beck. ywym i FountaimDrinks! AT T11K Bon Ton Bakery, i FIVE CENT DRINKS. J i Ice Cream Soil, crushed Kriilt Soiln 4 I Coco Cnla. Cherry l'luMtile, 4 I Wild I'herrj Itootlleer Champagne Cider, Kxg Lemonade a Ulnor Ale. orape Lemon. 1 k (rt Kola, Moxle, 1 I drape Orange. Lemon Sour 4 I Sol n I.emotiaile. Cherrr Itlpe 1 I Celery riicn'lmt. Fruit rlioapliate 4 I (tr!x l'lioapliate, I.emon riiunphate, a t Oratine t'liltr I'aura llromlae. I l herry Itlpe TnoM'hate TEN CENT DRINKS. J J (juetMi'a Karnrlte, Kuk IMinM'tiatp. 1 1 ' tmrlotte Uueo. MounUIti Koum, , lliitiiilm ( renin, l.aillea' KvorlU 4 . spit Fli. ferritin Sherbet, 4 I OratiKi-ade Frull Simdaj 4 1 ibtrei IMioiplmie riiilti elnrct 4 seluer Lemonade with I !ierrte 4 FIFTEEN CENT DRINKS. J 1 1 laret Li-monndo. cherry (thiee 4 . Moornh Mii'DnM. I'liuwlm Flip 4 U-itpiierr) I'mioli sherry no I Ki?. 4 ) I luret I'unch 4 W.S. BENSE, Prop.i WEEK'S HAPPENINGS All kinds of garden tools at Wright's. Fred Winton of Iowa was bote this week. Al. Holdrego of Rivorton was here Monday. Eail Pond was visiting in Superior tliis week. All kinds of wire fencing at Wright's haul ware store. Paul Pope of Riverton was in tho city this week. A good -eeoiid hand buggy for sale. Enquite of J. .1. Baker. Come in and ee our sample portrait and you will want one. L. P. Albright was in Lincoln tho fore part of the "vcek. Wright lias every article of ware that is needed around tho kitchen. E. J Overing shipped throe of his Belgian hares to Oxfoid this week. Smoke Colonial Girl, the best .rc cigar in tlin world at tho Bon Ton Bakery. For a good sniootho hair cut or shao go to J. J. Bakei's on Webster street. Joseph llerburger has plaetd a ntw awnint; in front of hi", place of busi ness. H ('. Richmond was shaking hands with old fiiends in this city lat Sat in day. .1. L. Miner and Geo. Coon shipped ten cars of cattle to Kansas City hist Minday. All kinds of repairs for the Cham pion binders and mower can be had at W. B. Roby's leed store. Henry Richmond, ot the South Omaha depaitment of tlio World Her ald was here the last of the week. Will Ward and little sister left Wed nesday morning for Oniahn. Ho will also attend tho populist state conven tion at Lincoln. Miss Ida Kinsol loft Wednesday for Fairbury where sho will mako a short visit and from that place she will go to Omaha to visit during tho summer vacation. Why should ovory lady in tho land own a "Now Home" sowing machine? Because her sowing mncliitio novcr be ing out of order she is always in good humor. For sale by F. V. Taylor. No'.ice All republicans are request ed to moot al tho court house next Thursday evening, July 19th at 8 o'clock for tho purpose of oigani.ing a McKinley Roosovtdt club. Every re publican in the city is leduestod to be present. The illustrated lecture on the Philip pines at the opera house last Saturday by Geo. R Boomer proved to bo quite an attraction and drew a largo crowd. The lecture was an interoresting one ami gave many people an insight to the Philippines such as they had been un able to get herotoforo. The Ciiirf Calculating Pencil ena bles any one to tigtiro faster than tho brightest brain can without its a.d. A twist of tho wrist brings tho result. Instructive, interesting and highly useful. From this date wo will give ono with each dollar paid on subscrip tion. In addition to his very lino oration at tho grove 011 the afternoon of tho Fourth, Mr. Overman also mad a very pleasing little speech to the old set tlers in tho afternoon. Mr. Overman made a whoU lot of friends on tho Fourth by tho facility witli which he fell in with the spirit of the occasion. Guide Rock Signal. About twenty delegates from out of town wore present when the Inter state Reunion Association encamp mont was called to ordor. Jt was de cided to hold tho Intor-State reunion this year at Superior on September 10 to la inclusive. C E Adams of this city was olocted commander, II. R. Stone of Smith Center, Kansas, senior vice commander; Jos. Hunter of Guide Rock, junior vice commander; Rev. Hull of Nehon, chaplain. A day was sot aside for tho Hispano-American war soldiers. Superior Journal. LOCALLY. II E Pord was in Lincoln this week. Mrs Anthony Claik of Oxfoid was visiting hero this week. Galrauized iron well tube 8c Hi at Morhatt Bros. Hardwaie Co. Isaac Shepherdsou of Rivorton was doing business here Monday. Our phone number is now T'J Call us up when you need job pi luting. S. B Lightfoot and family stnrted oveiland for the mountains this week Dwight Jones and wifospput Sunday here with their daughter Mrs. George Mot hatt. Older jour gasoline of Moihart Bros Haiilware Co. They will de liver it for you. l'he Fitko jubilee singers held forth to a small ciowd at the M. L Chiiich last Fiulay evening. Mr-, (j M fhaseof Welcome, Min nesota, is visiting with friends anil icl atives in the city this week. At a meeting of the city council last Friday $."0 was appropriated to he used in graveling Fourth avenue west of Webster street. Elsowhcio in this city will be found tee seini-aiiniial leport of the county treasuier it shows the county to be in good condition liuancially. The city council this week revised and pasvil a new set of ordinances foi this city i'liw retpoii for this was the inadequacy of the old one!, 'l'he new book will lie nut in about two weeks It coveis various things which have long been n nuisance in this city, among winch I the ped:ler nuisance and the dog nuis'iufc. Tho Case of Stato of Nebraska vs Wm. Murphy for laiccny came up be fore Judge West for hearing last Sat urdaj The entire afternoon and ev ening was taken up in trying to sectiio some tangible evidence against Murphy and then the court adjourned until Monday morning. On Monday morn ing when tho court convened the proctiting attorney dismied the case, there being no chance of .secur ing evidence against him. The C'liiKr hits always been in the habit of giving it's subscribers the host of it on tin1 otic ring of premiums for subscriptions paid in advance. The fact that paper has advanced mati r hilly mid that no advauco has been liindc in the pi ice of this paper, has made it imperative that wo have what is due us at once. We Have heretofore been lenient, hut uill be compelled soon to place many accounts in the hands of a collector to enforce pig ment. Rather than do this wr will give as an inducement for those pay ing up to date, a six months paid up subsciiptiou to the paper and aline genuine oil finish portrait of yourself or a friend, in a splendid frame for the small sum of $1.1)3. Those por traits will not rui) oil' like the cheap crayon pictures, but they wash and can be put in a tub of wnter over night without injury. The portrait can ho made from any small pieturo, photo, tintype, or ambrotvpo furnished. Any portrait that is not entirely satisfac tory will not cost you a cot. We have a sample porttait at this office which must be soon to be appreciated. If yon have a loved ono whos pieturo you wish enlarged it will pay you to take advantage of this offer. J Wc sell all kinds J $ of the best 35 lb Machine Oils and can give the lowest prices. Special prices to Threshers. MACHINE CASTOK, PURE CASTOR, CYLINDER, RED HARVESTER, BLACK OIL, LARD OIL. Give us a trial. C. t. COTT1NQ, 1 ne uruggisi. 2 m m Mi)? NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF. Land Olllco at McCaotr, Neb., July 3, 1900. Nolle Ik hereby Rlron that tho following iiamctl nattier has tiled nutlru of her Intention to mako II mil rouf In support of lur claim, iwid that xald Proof will bo nm do before .la mux llur fieri, ciork of tho Plmrlrl Court of Weilner enmity, ill Hod cloud, Nebraska on .Saturday. AHBiiat IHth, I90U. vie Mary .1 Molntooli II I'. No, l'J,7S for tho Lot 1. oco 7, Twp. I N, It 11 went. Hue name tbo follow in uluieieii to prove ber continuous residence upon ami cultivation of sutd Una, vl: Hugh W. (lulllford, 'harle MaiiK'u, liarmoutl W. Kounts, Yanee Uortten arm, all of Hed Cloud. Neb, V M. ItiTUBURM, Receiver. I Commencing July 4 1 Hf we will sell the balance of our spring JJJ J- and summer clothing left in stock v, at a discount of fi )l v, v vii il) Vl vl i H viz t ill 0 it v, il) il) Hi il) il) il) il) il) il) il) il) Hi it) il) il) iD il) il) il) il) il) il) il) il) il) il) il) il) 20 per One-fifth off regular prices on all Men's, Boys9 and and Straw Hats at Cost. Fur and Wool Hats at 20 per cent discount. Gouiden-Haley Glothing Go. M LEADERS IN "a7 ' tfa2 2 ' ' J 0m '' mM$mmm&mammmm$& 3A Hot Weather Goods I We have a few hot weather goods on hand that we want to close out and we arc offering them at closing out prices taht will make it an object for you to look after. Such goods as Gasoline Stoves, Ice Cream Freezers, Screen Doors, Window Screens, Bee Hives, Gasoline Stove Ovens, Water Hose, Lawn Mowers, Lawn Bakes, These goods are the best money con buy andwe want to close them out and get in our stock ofQ ...: ,i :. ...:n ka . ....... :....,,.. - Wlllici yuuua il win call and Morhart Bros. Hardware Co. f2 plri4M 4tf tt. 'latf tS9i tlifef rlaU tLfefl tlU m m m m m m ft m cent Children's Suits $ Pants. m m LOW FRICES. .H - " . . f m'0 0- - 0 '- - 0mt-0 r m m m m m M m m m m m uc iu ui iiili.ii,3l iu jbjaa see them. Q ""VaC tKf Ltf latt 1 m V 3 Hi H v ' 4 $ to . .V i Wl4 ' j raiiWTiTTJ'','Wfrf'"''''' T ' '" r vtri jrrc- fi BVt;ra.jfry-4r iff-. mmaaosEKmmgsssssm 1"r -IT gngSjMM mmmp.K -"- mimmMmms$gmBBBmmtgLjm iimM-. 'IH