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LOGALETTES
Next Sunday will lie Ulster.
Curl Warren litis gone to California.
For good Job I'rititiug call on the
Chief.
A. K. Cox was down from lliadon
Friday.
Clias. Ungate was down from lihidcii
Friday.
A. 12. Yarter of Hastings was in town
Monday.
Sheriff Hedge was in (.Julde Uoek
Monday.
Art Robinson was in North Hrauch
Tuesday.
Miss Until Olm-jteail was iu Superior
Tuesday.
Kov. Cole went to (tttidc lioek this
morning.
C. V. tJund was down fiotn ISlue Hill
Saturday.
Isaac Myers went to Kansas City
Wednesday.
Chris Fussier was down from Illuo
Hill Frldny.
Mrs. A. liable of Yuma, Colo , is in
the city visiting with 1 A. Wtillbrundt
and family.
S. 12 Worden eamc up from Guide
Roclc Monday
Win Kocstor of Hastings was in
town Saturday.
A (00 J sewing macliino for sale. In
quire at this ollieo.
W. J. Coleman of Superior was on
our streets Friday.
Mrs. N. Longtiu returned from
Hastings Saturday.
C. J. Koades of Hastings was in town
on business Friday.
Guy liarnes arrived homo Friday
morning from St. .loe.
P. J. Fonts of Hastings was in town
on business Thursday.
Wilbur Hamilton and family spent
Sunday in CSuido Kock.
Wm M Ileum of Hastings was in
town on business Friday.
A. E. Woleott and wife of Ii.avale
spent Monday in our city.
Itev. Cressman returned home Tues
day from Sj racuse, Nebr.
Farm Loans
There are seeial leasons for seeing
J. II. Hailoy for a farm loan and hero
they are.
He is solo agent for Treett Mattis
& i linker.
This company is here every day in
the year ready for business and not
lioro this week and gone next. They
loan on anv tarin having the value in
it improved or unimproved. You don't
wait from two to four mouths for your
money but surely get it on the day
called for. They gle the host option
in the market.
passeng'
:k a- in
for
Lincoln
days in
Big Ben
has something to say
to people who like to
get u o promptly in the
morning.
He guarantees to call
them on the. dot just when
they want and either way
they want, with one pro
longed, steady call or with
successive gentle rings.
Ami he'guarantees to do
it day after day and year
lifter year, if you only have
him oiled every year or so.
I've known him ever
since he was "that high"
and I'll vouch for every
thing he says.
J.C.Mitchell
The Jeweler.
Matt and Win. lMle umo
eis to Amherst Wednesday.
W IT r t ..!i . i.
iiii-j in VMlllie line
town on busings Siltmluy.
Mr-. ('. K. litu-k tuft Monday
I. liic. In to visit her paiontM.
IJubcri fiani-oii and wife of (inide
Ihui: ueie on our streets Tiusday.
II W. Kokjer of Oiks. X,.ln-., was
m town last week Kiting friend.
I!. A. "iinpson of Hlue Hill was in
town Friday attending DMiict Court.
The ptngiam at the high school to
night will he a good one Do not miss
it
Hilly Hunts and Silver Longtiu will
leave the llrst of the week for Califor
nia. The Odd Fellows at .Superior will
dedicate theit new hall Filday, April
'Ji'.tli.
1-2. l Cook of l tastings returned
home Fiiday alter visltin,' friends in
town.
.1. W. Williams returned to
Monday alter spending a few
town.
Sam Dyer of Denver was in town the
last of the week renewing old acquain
tances. Carl Thomas left Saturday morning
for I'liilllpsburg, Kansas, to visit Ills
patents.
Mr and Mrs. I". H Hays of Repub
lican City were in town on business
Tuesday
The Chief docs all kinds of Job
Printing neatly, accurately and
promptly.
i:. M. (lard and family and Miss
Katie Gilliam will leave Sunday for
California.
Judge Dungan and Court Reporter
1 laird arrived in town Monday to hold
District Court.
Veru and Cllas. Kmick left Monday
morning for Montana where they will
locate on a farm.
II. C. Harris eamc in Saturday night
from Witchita, Kas., where ho has
located on a farm.
The Diamond Electric Vacum clean
er demonstrated in your home free.
Call Phone Red 97.
The W. II. C, will meet Saturday
afternoon at 15 p. tn. Every member is
requested to attend.
The program at the high
school will be a good one.
Do not miss it.
Guy P.radbrook left Tuesday for
Uruning whcic lie entered the lumber
firm of Sauuder.s Pros.
Dr. J. C. Caldwell of Kansas City,
Mo., is visiting at tlio home of his
brother E.G. Caldwell.
Mrs Wm. Peltier and children of
Cowles were visiting her sister Mrs.
R (i. Kunchey Tuesday.
Chas. McKeighan of Mt. Pleasant.
Mo., is visiting his mother uud other
relatives hero this week.
Mrs Oscar K. Van Ayers was in
town over Sunday and returned to her
homo at A.stell Monday.
Roy Hby, who lias been visiting with
R. W. Koont. and family, lelt Tuesday
morning for Reno, Nevada.
The fittest lino and best assortment
of Harness ever carried before. Call
and look it over. Mnitii.urr Uiuw.
Special attention given to diseases
of eye and ear. Classes accurately
tltted. Dr. Stockman, Red Cloud, Nobr.
The D. of 11., will meet next Tues
day e oning and a program will be
given by the good of the order committee.
Foil S!.i; Red Rivet
Seed Potatoes at $.V
Iiiqiiiic of Chas, Passer.
I'JoirJ.
Dr. Cross will be in hi
I ho State Hunk everyday in the week.
Hiiviiiir dleontinueil his visits to
Rlveitoii.
Mis Olive Jones returned to Red
Cloud Siturday afternoon to resume
her school work. Monday' Hastings
Republican.
Mrs. Hurke of Walnut, Iowa, arrived
hero Wednesday for a visit with hor
daughters the Misses Marie and Knth
otitic Hurke.
Foil Sam:; The two buildings oc
cupied by the Chiuf Ollicc and E. H.
Newhouse's jewelry store. Inquire of
10. H. Ncwhouse.
Judge Perry, who was holdiug Dis
trict Court hero last week for Judge
Dungan, left Saturday night for his
home at Cambridge.
Fred Wallln had the misfortune to
got his thumb caught in the disc sharp
ening machine and had it smashed
Saturday afternoon.
On Good Friday, April 5th, there
will be services at Graco church at
10 a. m. and 7:.')0. Also Easter day mid
the Sunday following.
John Morltz returned to Red Cloud
last night, after spending the day here
with his friend, Clarence Gittings.
Friday's Superior Journal.
Frank Aniack went to St. Joe with
his stock last weok and accompanied
his wife home from Omaha Friday
wheroslic had been iu a hospital,
Rev. Dates of Red Cloud preached at
St. Mark's church Monday and spent
yesterday with Rev, Leo 'Young
Wednesday's Huttings. Republican.
lkuly Ohio
per bushel.
I'houe I lid.
i otllce over
Don't forget we make farm loan,
money ready the day the title Is ap
proved. G Mini it. HiTilllsos . Hw.vnr.N
Harry Carpenter, who lives north
west of luavale. died Wcduesdayoven
lug at his home, lie leaves a wifoand
several children to mourn his death.
Conductor 15. J Moore of Red Cloud,
spent Saturday in the city on railroad
business and to bilelly visit MeCook
relatives. Monday's MeCook Tribune.
Rev. IMwin Jarboe will preach at
the Indian Crook school house the
Hot and thiid Sunday of each month.
Rveryotie welcome next Sunday at
" p. m.
Found CoU bind ring; lias been
a piesotit to some one in l'.io'i Owner
can have sumo by calling at tliisolllce,
describing property and paying for
this notice.
Mrs. Alice FI.mii ami Chiis F.niiok
weie man led Saturday by Judge
liaiuii'.v and will make I heir homo iu
M nt.ina where Mr F.iniek has a
homestead
Mr. and Mrs. John Harris, who lime
been spending the winter with rela
tives at Indianapolis. Im!., returned
homo this week.
Dr. Warrick, the specialist will meet
o.ye, ear, nose ami throat patients and
those needing glasses properly titled
at Dr. Dainerell's ollicc In Red Cloud
Tuesday, April !.
John Keltltly, proprietor of the
Model Variety stoic is making alter
ations iu the room formerly occupied
by A. H.Atkins and will move Into
the same next week
The Juniors of tho high school enter
taiued the Sonlots Tuesday evening at
Potters hall. Refreshments were serv
ed and a most enjoyable evening was
reported by all present.
"Choosing a Farm and tho Type of
Farming" the title of an articlo In
The Youth's Companion or April llth
will inlet est till thoso who feel tho
drawing back to the land.
Whenever you go away, get married,
die, or Iii'.ve company from away or
have a baby born at your house phono
It in to us. We have both tho phones
and arc always looking for news.
Drs. Riddllo & Footo, of Hastings,
Nebr., will meet eye, oar, nose and
throat patients, and those needing
glasses titled, at Red Cloud, Nebr.,
Thursday, April 11, at Dr. Cross' olllee.
The pages of tho April numbers of
The Youth's Companion arc studded
with those effective character sketches
which have for long amused, comfort
ed, sustained tho paper's mlllious of
readers.
R. C. Khode Island Red eggs for
hatching at 6-'.2. per hundred. Paby
chicks nt to cents each.
Mas. T. W. White,
Hod Cloud, Nebr.
Rural Phone 2 10.
1j a .n d Wo havo for sale farms on
easy payments and special terms,
worth the money. Several mighty
good deals. Tho largest list of local
farms from which to select.
Dan Gai;iii:u & Company, Cuinr Ollicc.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Willis Fulton
invited in the different pastors ol the
city to sutptiso her father, ifev. Cie-s-man,
and a very pleasant tinio was en
joyed by all. Those present were the
Revs. Colo, Payne, Jatboe and Tomp
kins. Port Ciarber and brother havo been
wotklng on organizing a ball club
hero this season. A meeting was hold
Wednesday night at the barber shop
to discuss ways and means of bringing
the team into practice. Liwrenee
l.oeotnothe.
Will Kudriui nccumpiiiucd by Dr
Mitchell left, for Chicago Sunday
where .Mr. Kudrna under went an
operation for appendicitis and gall
.stones. A telegram received by Mrs.
John Havel a sister, states that the
operation was successful
The Willing Workersof tho Christian
church at luavale, will hold their
annual ba.aar iu Hunter'?, hull April 0,
aprons and etc. Sale beginning at 2 p.
m. Supper at 5:110. All arc invited to
come and enjoy a sociable evening.
Price of supper '17o and l!5c.
Max C. Elliott, the general agent
and producer of Muslctal Minstrel
Shows was a caller today In the inter
ests of his attraction The McCabcs
Georgia Troubadours, tho real colored
show with a class. Prices for this en
gagement arc U5, 35 and CO cents.
Scats now selling nt Dr Cook's drug
store. It Is understood that this at
traction is guaranteed a No. 1 or your
money back after the llrst act.
On Wednesday evening at ft o'clock
at tho homo of Mrs. Clam Sherer oc
curred the marriage of Ceo. F. Brad
shaw aud Miss Winnifred Putnian,
Uev. W. F. Colo, nastor of tho Dautlst
chinch ollloiatlng There wero only a
few of tho immediate families present.
lho young couple left on tho evening
train for llloomington, their future
home, where Mr. Uradshaw and his
brother are runuiug a meat market.
The McCabefl Minstrels Colored.
Will Appear at Red Cloud Nebr. Opera
Houro for one night only Sat April Oth.
This attraction Carrys all Scenery
Equipment And All new songs and
dances, 3 Changes In watdrobo and 3
Changes in Scenery. Tho attraction Is
said to De the Finest Equlped Colored
show In this tato At the PronpntTIrae
Special Red Cloud Prices, '.'5 35 SOot.
Men! This Store Will Set
You Right on What
to Wear for
Easter
TO YOU WHO ARE CONSIDERING
the question of Easter Clothes, this store pre
sents a wealth of helpful suggestions. From scarf to
suit, you will find here a stock that completely meets
every dress need. and taste-that correctly expresses
the season's every style tendency.
That teastor Suit will be espe
cially easy to select from our
unusually line showing of Cloth
craft All-Wool Clothes. These
cleverly designed, well cut, skill
fully tailored clothes, with their
snappy, tasty style and pleasing,
comfortable fit, will give you
that sense of case and satisfac
tion that comes from knowing
yourself as well dressed as the
next man.
You can know, too, with abso
lute certainty that your Cloth
craft Clothes will keep you well
dressed to the last day you
wear them.
For in every Clothcraft Suit
or Overcoat you will find a
signed guarantee that insures
pure wool cloth, first class tailor
ing and trimmings, lastingshapc
satisfactory wear and setvice.
Yet, with all theirstyle, fit and
guaranteed quality, Clothcraft
Clothes cost you only $10 to .$2(5.
Just to show you what this
means, ask us to show you some
Clothcraft Easter Suits at $15,
$18 and $20.
S The Clothcraft Blue Serge Special, No. 5130, at
1 $15, is guaranteed to be all-wool, to hold shape and
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s to give satisiactory wear anu service.
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CowdenJCaley Clothing Co.
"The Clothcraft Store"
Actual Starvation
Facts About Indlftest Ion and Its Relief
That Should Interest You
Although Indigestion mid Py-pepsia
uroso nrovalent, most people do not
thoroughly understand tliciri'iuisoitiid
euro. Thero is no reason why most
people should not cut anything they
desire if they will only chew it eiue
fnllv mid thoroniilily. .Many actually
sturvo themselves in to slehness through
fear of eating oveiy tfood-lonluiitf,
good-smollint,', mid (,'"' 1-tnstliifr food,
ueunuso It doos not nreo with tliom.
The best thln to do is to fit your
self to diuest any tfood food.
We bolleve we can relieve Dyspepsia.
Wo nre so confident of this- fact that
wo guarantee and promise to supply
the medicine free of all cost to every
ono who will use it, who is not per
fectly satisfied with tho results which
it produces. We exact no promises,
and put no one under any obligation
whatever. Surely, nothing could be
fairer. We are located right here and
our reputation should bosulllciont as
surance of the geiiuinenessof ouroller.
We want every one troubled with
Indigestion or Dyspepsia in any form
to come to our store and buy a box of
Hexail Dyspepsia Tablets. Take them
home and give them a reasonable trial,
according to directions. Then, If not
satisfied, come to us and get your
money back. Thoy nre- very pleasant
to tttlcn; they aid to soothe the irritable
stomach, to strengthen mid invigorate
the digestion organs, and to promote a
healthy and natural bowel action, thus
leading to perfect and healthy digest
ion aud assimilation.
A 25c pachago of Kexall Dyspepsia
Tablets furnishes 15 dayb' treatment.
In ordinary cases, this is sufllcleut to
produce acurc. In more chronic cases,
a longer treatment, of course, is neces
sary, and depends upon the sevority of
tho trouble. For such eases, we havo
two larger sizes which sell for Goc and
SI. Kemember, you can obtain Kexall
Remedies In thlh community only at
our store The Kexall Store. The U.
1. (irice DrugOo.
Card 0! Thanks,
We desire to express our sincere
tliiinUs to the neighbors aud frlonds
who wore so kind as to render us such
loving assistance during our hour of
trial. Words fall to express our deep
gratitude but we thank one and all.
13. II. Ilulscbtisch aud wife
(jerliurd Olmstedo and wife
Henry Olmstcde and wife.
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Easter Goods!
For Sale.
1500 bu. of good white ear old corn
In crib nt 81 per bushel. Inquire of
D. U. Hulsebusch.
IT IS NOW TIME TO
anticipate your wants
in Easter wearing apparel.
We are selling
Ladies9, Misses9
and Children's
CLOAKS
-finest line of goods of this
class on the market today.
Our best advertisements
are the people who wear
these garments. They are
satisfied as to Style, Fit,
Workmanship and wear.
We are glad to show these
goods. EVERY GARMENT
A PRIZE WINNER.
CLOVES!
It is a WHITE SEASON and in view of this
fact we have bought an extensive line of
White Gloves-Kid and Silk
IN ALL LENGTHS
Ladies1, Misses
and Children's
Oxfords and Slippers
All leathers-all prices
See our
Special
White Buck
Oxford at -
$2.76
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