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Chautauqua dates August r to 1.".
Mri. Romford Is In Omaha this week.
Father Fitzgerald was In IMue Hill
Sunday.
J f Mr-. Sloss returned Sunday from
' Mr. coin.
Mr. Leon Lester and family went to
f Denver Monday.
t Mr. and Mr. Sawyer were down
from lua vale Saturday.
Speelal price- on old wheat Hour at
the lied Cloud Milling Co.
Mrs. Mary Fuller of Kansas City is
visiting her uncle. .1. O. Caldwell.
Some good city lot to trade for
stock. H. W. Gri.t.iroiiii. :iu-3 pd.
' Frank Cowden was in McCook with
' the hall team Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Xettu Gardiner of Orleans is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.
H. Fort.
Its. Furgeaon of Guide Rock has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wll
ber Hamlltou.
Merlin Thompson of Stanford came
in Saturday to visit his sister, Mrs.
Sherwood Albright.
We want a correspondent from every
. neighborhood in the county. Call in
nd see us or write us a line about it.
Join our excursion party August 4 tb,
take a trip to Texas and see the crops
. that are rained there. Seeing febeliev
r In j, This land Is sold-on .10 .yea.ru;
' time w,ithmall cash payment ' down.
Red Cloud InvestmentCo., Potter,block,
Bed Cloud, Nebr.
For the
Very Best
In
GROCERIES
Gall on
. IKepAHliAJlD
The Groeef
All th rhnes
Separator oil for s,ue at Co. ting.-, i
Cliiiutnufiuu August r. to 15. l'lun to
attend. ' ,
IM Rurr was tin from Guide Rock '
" u sdny
Rert Morhart
went to f ecumsefr1
Saturday.
MUs Fay Hurd wasdown from Cowles
i Saturday.
Roy Morgan eatne In from McCuok '
Saturday.
F. ft. Gerlach wasdown from Rose
inont Monday.
Mrs Rife left Saturday for a visit in
Beatrice and Lincoln.
Special prices on old wheat dour at
tlia Red Cloud Milling Co.
Miss May Winters of Lincoln ar
rived Saturday to visit frleuds.
Rert Dyer came In from Denver
Tuesday and Is visiting friends.
John McCune of ltladeu was a visitor
In the city the first of the week.
Mrs. It. Runehey went to Clayton,
Kas.. Monday to vkit with relatives.
Miss Maud Miller of Hebron Is visit
ing her friend, Miss Y OUi Schwartz.
C. H. Harris, east of town, is enjoy
ing a vislj. from his sister of Missouri.
j A. T. Walker and wife went to Den
ver Monday night for a short outing.
Harry Harlow arrived from l'eoria,
1 Ml., Saturday for a visit with his par
ents.
J. R. Hodges has moved Into the Mc
Cune property In the west part of
town.
Mrs. Dow and daughter Ava re
turned from Colorado the last of the
wcclc.
Mr. and Mrs. J no. Rurgess are home
from Rlverton where they visited their
daughter.
Hadleigh Fent was a visitor at the
Hastings chautauqua Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mrs. Thomas and daughter Mabel of
Cowles spent the last of the week with
Dr. Thomas.
I'ationie home Industry. Special
prices on :i to .1 hundred pound lots of
old wheat flour at Red Cloud Mills.
Alvln Snapp arrived in the city Tues
day and will make his home here. He
has assumed the directorship of the
hand.
Drs. Welriek & Riddlle, Eye. Ear,
Nose and Throat Specialists. Classes
fitted. Over German National Rank..
Hastings.
Ry mistake the name of the Mitchell
.Jewelry Co. was omitted last week in
the list of those who have chautauqua
tickets for sale.
Greatest cleaner on earth for cut
glass, silver or gold. Ask for trial
package, full size package 2." cents.
Nkwiiousk Ritos.
Grant Christy aud wife returned to
their home at Oberlin, Kas., the first
of the week. They brought the body
of their little girl, who died last week,
here for burial.
The Citizens Concert Band will give
a concert on the street this evening.
Prof. Snapp has charge of the band
again and has prepared a One program
which all should come out to hear.
Vfe extend our thanks to the friends
and neighbors who administered to us
during the illness and death of our
little son, Vauahan. Also ,, to those
"who contributedXhe beautiful -flowersj
Mr.-ahd'Mr. E. U. Smith and,famijyr
Every farmer in the county should,.
hear Prof. Bowman of the Iowa State
Agricultural college lecture on "Corn.'
Prof. Bowman is recognized as the
best authority on this subject in the
United States, At the Red Cloud
Chautauqua August 0th.
If you were toread of some of the
large yields of wlie.it this year in the
Panhandle country in Texas, where
two millions of acres of that land have
been sold in the' last two years. You
voul l come right up to The Red Cloud
Investment Co.'s otlice anil make ar
rangements to go down and see that
country on August 4th.
Indiana, which gave the world a
chase for the big money at the first
corn show held in Chicago, seems de
termined to win place at the National
Corn Exposition to be held in Omaha
Dec. 0 to ID. The Indiana grain deal
ers are so confident of success that
they are coming to Omaha with the
corn growers on a special train, while
many Indiana business men have
offered special premiums for those
who bring trophies back to the Iloosier
state.
The lecture on temperance in the
Methodist church on Monday night by
Mrs. Mary Harris Armor, the now fam
ous president of the W. C. T. I'., of
Georgia, was a fitting climax to the
wonderful series of revival services
1 led by her in the Methodist church the
past w eels. Mrs. Armor Is a wondei
ful woman, we don't know how other
wise to express it. Shu holds an aud
ience from start to finish, audit would
bo a heart as hard as flint that could
not be movedto higher thought and
earnest resolve under the spell of her
magic speech, and apparent soul
earnestness. Her lecture was listened
, to by one of the largest audiences ever
assembled In Hartwell. Mrs. Armor
is a great 'ocd and brave woman, and
we wish her Gjd speed. llartwt.ll
I (Ga.) Sun.
Geo. Itoit wan down from lowles
'llliri1'1.
Win. Irons was down from lnavale
Tm,rMlfty'
Fred liortfeld whs
In McCook the
lhsl of t,ie Wi'ok-
Irving Cumtuiugs went to St.
Fran-
els, Kas., Thursday.
O. C. Tcel spent several days In Lin-
coln tMs weekon
A new Hag pole has been raised on
the court house grounds.
Orrln Taber of Blue Hill wus iu the
city several days this week.
Grant Bailey came down from Omaha
Saturday morning for a visit with his
parents.
Will Taber departed Wednesday
night on a business trip to Lincoln
and Oraa.ha.
Quite a number from here attended
the ball games at Franklin Thursday
and Friday.
Verne Bailey of Mankato. Kas., was
In the city the last of the week visit
ing with relatives.
Samuel Wright came in from Galves
ton, Texas, Saturday for a visit with
his mother and sisters.
Red Cloud had to take two shut-outs
as their portion in the games played
at McCook Monday and Tuesday.
Best tleanser for silver, cut glass or
gold. Trial package for the asking.
Full sl.e package S.l cents. Nr.wiiorsr.
linos.
Cut out the free vote coupon In this
Issue of The Chief and send them in
foryour favorite candidate In the FJuno
Contest.
For Sale three thoroughbred Short
horn bulls. Can be seen on farm two
miles southwest of Guide Rock. Jouv
Oiimstkhk.
Alva Sellars has bought a new auto
mobile of .las. Peterson, which lie will
use in showing his land customers over
the country.
Are you trying for that $10 In gold
given the lady having the largest vnv
in the Piano Contest August SU. See
our announcement on another page ot
this issue.
With one of the best wheat crops in
the history of the county and prospects
for bumper yield of corn, the people of
Webster county surely have cause to
feel jubilant.
Foi: Rr..r. I desire man with help
of his own to take stoelc farm on
shares. L'." to 40 cows. Also well
stocked to hogs. Apply within one
week to I. W. Edsuu.
Miss Lena Hermansoii came home
from the Alma Normal last Saturday
morning through the advise of a doc
tor under whose care she had been for
a week with typhoid fever. Rlverton
Review.
Don't fall to see the two ball games
between McCook and Red Cloud, Aug
ust nth and 0th. The record of these
teams during this season is ten games
played, each turn winning five and
two shut outs each.
Wm. Klrkpatrick of. Guide Rock,
who was injured in the railroad wreck
near Reynolds, brought suit against
the railroad company for damages
which was settled satisfactorily to tha
plaintiff. Bernard McNeny handled
the case for Mr. Klrkpatrick.
Look pleasant and don't forget ,to
rnauroyour-propefty against." loss- bypo' "ie eighth when Superior made
vt- T.t..httw'Jt.''rtf1i in n. n .JI on&.-tieibosthaHeor. In1 the last half
Fre ,.LightlHg!i,'Cyclone in one of the
bid line 'insurance companies repre
sented by L.ilE.Kort agent, Damerell
block. 31000 cyclone policy only costs
you $5 for 3 years.
Don't forget the Texas excursion
date for the Red Cloud Investment Co.
is August 4, where all kinds of chances
for good investment will be on tap In
the Panhandle, the newest land of
promise and big crops. We are ex
pecting you to go with us.
Two emmlnent devines of national
reputation will appear at the Red
Cloud Chautauqua next week. Rev.
Fr. Nugent of Des Moines, Iowa, who
will speak on "The Philosophy of
Civilization," and Dr. Matt Hughes of
Kansas City whose subject will be an
nounced later.
The report of tlje death at Genoa of
E. T. Christy in the fire that destroyed
the mill at that place has proved to be
untrue. Mr. Chilsty escaped, but was
burned and injured so that his mind
was partially unbalanced, and he wan
dered away, not realizing his condition
until he had readied Grand Island.
There he was furnished with clothing
and money and returned home. Ills
many friends in this county will be
much pleased to luarn of his escape.
On August 10th will close the entries
of races to be contested at the State
Fair, Lincoln, August 31st to Sept. fth.
There will be fifteen harness races of
which the M:'J." and 2:21 trotting and
the U::ii. 2:22 and SMI pacing are for
purses of SI 000 each. The 3-ycar-ohl
trot, the :i-yenr-old trot for Nebraska
bred: t lie S::to. '.':,,,.r., and -.':17 trotting
and the 2::i."i, 2:3.-,, 'JM.S and free-for-all
pacing are each for purses of g.'on. A
H-year-oiu pace and u .l-year old pace
for Nebraska bred, eaeli for a purse of
SHOO. There will be nine running races
one of which is n four and one-half fur
longs for "-year-olds, Nebraska bred,
with a purse of S.'OOj another U the
Nebraska Derby. 1 1-115 miles aud the
lemainder are from one half to one
mile,
fn.u tlu Ki.xtin i'l.
A. H Carpenter arrived home from
the west Tiii'sdav.
Miss Blanch Gross
Lincoln Saturday.
returned from
Chicken thieves have been quite I
numerous in town this week. i
I. N. Young of Crete Is the guest of
his brother-in-law, Sum Foe.
Rev. Rates will hold regular services
at the Episcopal church next Sunday.
Miss Etlzabeth Sturm of Marysville,
Mo., Is visiting with the Taylor girls.
Eurllla Caldv ell and Adeline Baylor
came home from Hastings Saturday.
Dick Runehey went to Clayton, Kas.,
this morning to visit n few days with
his wife's parents.
Rert Garber camo up from Esbou to
day and went to Franklin to pitch for
the Red Cloud Mavericks.
in the ball games at Franklin
Wednesday and Thursday Red Cloud
and Franklin each won one game, the
scores being .1 to 1 eaeli day.
l S. Senator.!. P. Dolllver of Iowa
to w horn was offered the vice-presi
dency at the last Republican conven
tion will be in Red Cloud to speak at
the Chautauqua. Don't miss luin, he
is one of the few great men iu the
I' tilted States today.
Do not fill to hear 1'nlted States
Senator Dolllver on "The poor man's
government and the poor boy's coun
try." This will be the opening num
ber of the Red Cloud Chautauqua Aug
fith. The world f anions Royal Hun
garian Orchestra will furnish the music
for this occasslon.
Have you aver heard Denton Crowl
the portrayalist of Sam Jones and
Father VnughanV Or have you ever
taken u trip with Dr. Eugene May up
the Muttcrliorn or with him under the
fire of Vesuvius'.' Then don't miss a
rich trent by missing either one of
them at the Chautauqua.
It is the first time In the history of
our city that the people are prlveleged
to hear Joseph F. Nugent the cele
brated Roman Catholic divine of Des
Moines. Father Nugent is an intel
lectual as well as physical giant. To
say you have heard Nugent Is to say
you have heard one of the greatest
thinkers of the pa-t century, lie will
be at the C iutaiiqua,
Secretary W. R. Mellor of the State
Board of Agriculture and Secretary W
II. Whitteu of the Lincoln Commercial
Club appeared before the meeting of
the Western P.is-enger Association nt
Cuicago, last week together with re
presentatives from live other states,
and secured a rate of one and one-half
cents per mile for all stnte fairs in
this western territory. This will be
the flrst'redueed rate granted to farm
ers since the enactment of the two
cent fare law, and should result in an
Increased attendance for the Nebraska
State Fair, August .list to Sept. 4th.
MCIrf3-faKrlrf.
In one of the fastest and prettiest
games of ball seen on the home grounds
this season Red Cloud defeated Super
ior last Saturday. In the first inning
the Mavericks made one score, which
ended the score crettine until the first
one,-tielDgithe,iscqre.- Injthe last half
ot the ninth Red Cloud made two
scores, breaking the tie and winning
the game. Adams for the locals,
pitched a strong gam, striking out
ten men, while Harris, for the visitors,
only struck out four men. This was
the fifth straight game thut Red Cloud
has won from Superior.
Si ii day School Session.
At Red Cloud Chautauqua Sunday
August Hth, 10 to IS a. in. Everybody
welcome to tills union Sunday school
gathering held in the tabernacle on
Chautauqua grounds. Good music.
Interesting Sunday school talks undei
auspices of south west district. And
best of all the International Loui-ville
convention report by our delegate, A.
A. Cressman.
SWATS
Premiums
Hams
and Bacon
Fresh
Meats
Koon
Bros-
Red Cloud,
Nebraska.
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kook hook took
Look at the fine Dress Shirts in our
south window for SQC
These are big bargains. We have
plenty more inside. Come in and
ask to see them.
While you arc inside ask to see our
line of of light-weight Two-piece
Suits, Straw Hats', Thin Underwear,
Light-weight Sox, and Oxford Shoes
We can fit you out in just the right
style.
Gomden-Haley Clothing Go.
ALWAYS RELIABLE
First Door North of Postottlcc.
FULTON
FOR
Bargains in Groceries
ABC Goods
FJIRPKS
should inspect our
DBLAVAL
CREAM SEPARATOR
before investing in a machine.
All we ask for the DeLaval is a trial, and we
would like to have you take one out and give it a
fair test along side of any other separator made. It
will cost you nothing to make the test. You will
keep the best, and we are sure that one will be the
DeLaval.
A 490 Miri owelty separator far 975.00.
Will yti live It a trial?
- llll - M II II.
Red Cloud Hardware
nd Implement Co.
WM. WOLFE. Secretary.
9 BIG GAMES
during the Red Cloud Chau
tauqua at Red Cloud.
1'iTif fi itn
Red Cloud
vs. McCook
AUGUST 5 and 6
Red Cloud
vs. Franklin
AUGUST 7, S and 10
Red Cloud
vs. Superior
AUGUST ii and 12
AUGUST 13 and 14
To Be Supplied
MARKET
Nothing hotter on tho inurkoL.
"Wyandotte Cleantr and Cloansor."
Bettor than lyo or soap. Cleans every
thing. Fi'lton M.uikkt, Diitnoroll Dlk
VvvvsVsvAlyv
House to rent.
Citne.
Inquire of Ed Mo-
IIa'H'ixoh, Ni:ii., .Iim.v S3, Oi.
Mits. I L. Smi rii,
Rkh Ci.oun,"NKi:ii.
Dkau Madam: I understand Mrs.
Armour ot Georgia Is soon to speak
there. I hope you wlllnot consider
this presumption, but I drop this line
to nay, do not fall to have all the
people out to hear her. I have known
her for years, and she docs not have
an equal as a wouuinj speaker. I am
platform manager of this as well as
several other Chautauquas, ar.d you
can say to your people that there has
never been a speaker, manor woman,
011 this platform, who is her superior,
and very few her equal. For liery
oratory, beauty and power, she is sim
ply wonderful, and no one who hears
her there will ever forget or regret it.
Very respectfully,
Lincoln McConniill.
Vniifcb.au .Smith.
Vuughan, the ten-year-old son of Mr.
and .Mrs. IJ. 1. Smith, dled'last Satur
day morning. The llttlo fellow had
been a suft'uror for the past four years.
Funeral services were held from the'
homo Saturday evening, conducted by
Uev. Stllllor of the M. E. church, and
the hodv laid to rest In the Red Cloud
cemetery, The bcruaved family have
the heartfelt sympathy of the entire,
community In their great sorrow.
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