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A. J. Keener in in Inwn,
The boose f v U on fh bus.
Nobbj emits at the Golden Eagle.
The board of anperviaors nteeta
neit Tneedaj.
Thecitj election takes place aext
Tuesday, April 2.
J. W. Tajlor, of Saiitk Center, waa
ia the city this week.
The citj eleetioa atxtTaaaday bidal
( fair te be fall of fat.
What's the matter with tapping the
Twin for gaa, or would it be too offen-
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Thispewder never varies. Marvel of pure
strength and wholesomeness, more econostleal
than the ordinary kind and cannot be told in
eeeapetioa with tha multitudes of low test short
lfhtaltun or phosphate powdor. Sold only
lacaai. ROYAL BAKINO I0 WDER CO.
106 Wall street. N. Y. irtty.
ghe ged hmd
A. C. MBB.
Praawleiee
rmWlshed every Friday morning frees the
la the Moon Block, Bed Cloud. Neb.
Pane Leaae.
Iatereat from 6 to 10 per eeat.
Tint front 1 to 7 yean. Call aad
investigate. G. W. Barkek.
SPLINTERS
Gatkereel Up fcy Chief Mepertera la
Aaa Aaaat the City aaa Ceaaty.
Wiener the clothier and tailor.
Mens wool hats, 25cts at Wienen.
Wiener the leader of lowest prioei.
Elegant line of neck wear at Wien
en.
J. H.
week.
Smith was in the citj this
Will Smith was in Red Cloud thia
Week.
Latest style of bats and caps at C.
Wiener.
Ojsten at Ernst Welsch's. Best
brands kept.
Beit plow shoes at C. Wiener's at
lowest prices.
Mens button shoes at $1.25 at tke
Golden Eagle.
The Golden Eagle Tailor Depart
ment is flourishing.
C. L. Cotting is papering his store.
Visseher is the handsome artist
Sleeper Bros regular days for grind
ing are Wednesdays and Saturday.
Wiener will show you special bar
gains sash as no other bouse can offer
yea.
Men's wool jean pants at $1 worth
$2 and warranted not to rip atC.
Wiener's.
SeeW. L. Haines for furniture.
.v Well made, self selected, bought at right prices
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and ready to sell them at KULK tfUl-
TOM figures which no house in the
county or out can BEAT,
Fine and larce assortment of Piece Goods
suitable for spring and summer wear, will
make ud in latest style, put in best trimmings
employ onlv firstclass hards, under the man
ifYPnnf nf Mr Will Hounrhton. who has
oiven such eood srtisfaction to all who have T J." km ' enry ' "
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employed him.
Look at our Ready-made Garments. They
are well made, no one can offer you better
fitting goods, or offer you more fashionable
wear, at such low prices as we do. We can
fit the short, long, fat or lean, and should
should any alterations be necessary can
innLv thpiYi nncipr our root, as we have a
first class tailoring establishment attached.
We have the latest styles in Hats, an immense
assortment of them, you must be able to
find just what you are looking for. Our
prices range from the cheapest to the best.
People who look at
Our Shoe Stock !
And want to buy, never leave it, without purchasing for
our prices arereasonable, our goods of excellent quality.
TCvpt-v hiivpr who enters our store exclaims what a large
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good? you display. For prices you must come and judge tke pt5lorat of the Baptist church at
for yourself, if you want to be happily surprised. Columbus and will go to Red Cloud
H will nreach hia farewell aenaoa
Men's jean pants, warranted not to
rip for 90 cts worth $1.50 at the
Golden Eagle clothing store.
Don't forget to go to W. L. Haines
when you want furniture. He keeps
a fine line.
W. G. Smith's dwelling is abeat
under eoTsr, Vin Williams is doing
the' work.
Children's waists for 15 cts an
pants at 25 cts at the Golden Eagle
clothing store, C. Wiener, Prop.
Elder Garner, the Christian minis
ter, is again in Red Clond, aaa is
holding meetings at the Presbyterian
church.
Mr. Chapline and family are about
moving to Denver, where Mr. C. has
gone into business. The Chief wish
es him success.
When in Red Cloud call at the
furniture store of F. V. Taylor, oppo
site the F. X. bank, and pick you oat
a fine kithen or parlor suit.
Full line of womens, misses aad
children's shoes just received at the
Golden Eerie clothing ster.. Prices
a lew as the lowest. C. ieaor.
Go to W. L. Haines for furniture.
He has a very fine line of upholstered
goods just arrived. Repairing of all
kinds done on short notice. West of
Holland House.
Rev. A. W. Snvdcr has resigned
In addition, we carry a very large assortment of Trunks
and valises. We will use you right, so you can not help
coming again. No trouble to show you our goods, nor do
we hesitate in giving you our prices. Remember we never
Misrepresent our stock, sell wool for wool and cotton for
cotton. Thanks for past favors. Come again.
Respectfully yours,
Red Cloud and Wymorc.
C WIENER,
He will preach his farewell aenaoa
next Sunday. Omaha Bee.
The Red Cloud Milling company, it
is KDorted, will commence operating
their mills in this city in a few days.
Hope the report is true, as it was one
f the great enterprises of Red Goad.
Joseph Gnves aad Fred Sleeper
discovered a geaaiae mad dog ea
Meaday moraiag, goiagaloag their
street, aad with proper dispatch kil
led the bmte before it did any dam-
in. it was a ceaaiae enta. is
Una that the
sive?
Mary Allen of Pawnee City. Neb.,
was the guest of Wm. Huffman lt
week.
Will March go out like a lion is
what the anxious people want to
know.
Peter Hill, of Cowles, left Saturday
night for Cincinnati. Ohio, where he
goes en a visit.
Mrs. A. L. Funk entertained a num
ber of her lady friends by a tea party
Thursday evening.
See J. J. Ducker for dry goads aad
dress goads. Fall line. New goods
arriving every day.
The weekly Helmet will be printed
hereafter at the Argas oftee iasteed
at the "Big 8" aatfit.
School will eemmeace aext Meaday
moraiag. The children have beea
enjoying a week vaeation.
G. W. Dow is putting ap a large
warehouse and is prepariag to do a
large business in his line.
Lida Huffman dosed a very success
ful term of school lest Friday ia Lo-
gaa, Kan., and will take one week vacation.
Go to John J. Dacker after year
spring dress goods. Ha keeps the
finest line in the city. Next to Pint
National bank.
Rev. C. E. TaggarV of 8t Ignace.
Michigan, has arrived in the eity and
will oceapy the Coagngatioaal pnlpit
until farther aotiee.
Mrs. L. N. Eddy died oa Monday
moraiag after aa exteaded illaess.
8he leaves a aasband aad several chil
dren to mearn her demise.
The greatest wonder of the 19th
century, a carpet exhibitor showiag
jast how a carpet will look whea oa
the floor at F. V. Taylor's.
Married oa the 28th at tha Metho
dist personage, by Rot. Falkeabarg,
Mr. Harry S. Glasscock aad Miss
Laura A. Davidson, both of Jewel
county, Kansas.
Mra.Fnak Hatch leaves Saturday
for Plainleld, HI., for en extended
visit amoag aid friends. She will
also visit before retiming to this city
in New Tork state.
The jail contractor has commenced
excavating for the foandatiea of the
coaaty jail. 8oea we'll have a aios
jail that will be aa honor to the eonn-
ty. A court house will come next.
I have jast received a lae line of
furniture. Soma fine bed room sets,
center tables, bedsteads, eVe. Call
and get my prices before haying.
W. L. Hairis.
J.J. Dncker says that hiaeleek
sale last Saturday was very large, aad
the largest sales of spriag wraps ever
made ia tha city. Joha is a rustler
after trade. Next to First National
Bank.
Persons wishing to improve their
memories or etnngthen their power
of attention ehonld send to Prof. Lei
sette, 237Ffth ave., N. T., far his
proepectas peat free, aa advertised ia
aaother column.
The Cole lynching at air which re
cently took place at Gaide Bock, is
liable to get the porpetraton lata
trouble before many days. The par
tiee are known aad will ha made to
safer for the crime.
Vote the republican eity ticket
next Taesday aad have a change ia
maaieipal affairs. The extravagant
manner of raaaiag the eitygevera
meat for the last year or so is ridicu
lous. The la should be eaforced
Taking effeen April 1st, the B. 4V
M.Rv. will sell Bsmrisaa tjshatoaa
reduce rates to peaeepaT pauacs
Colondo, Wyoming aaa Utah, good
fortv davs from data of sale. For
furthur iaformatioa inquire at ticket
olice.
Parties who send cbsoeae matter
throach the mail, should bear in
mind that a heavy rsaalty awaits
them if tke same be diseevered.
Suek a party lives near this city, aad
hia letter ia in the haeda of an U, S.
omeer by this time.
Thoe. Vaughn of Inavale reports a
ied dog scare at his town the other
day. It appean that a shepherd dag
that kad tke rabies cane alaag that
way last Friday night an kef era k
ceaid be ran down, kad kittasi aevnral
eawa aaa other animals, whack waat
mad aad kadtoka kiDad. Itseeaas
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xledorkiDe4: Wsm samsamtmaaav
saw caw najmwewaa ssaasa waww saw saaa
t: flaw haa iainiHi the crva
army of Benedicts.
Ladies extra large size jerseys at
Mrs. Newhouse's.
The mother nhirt wtist can on us
found at the Golden Eale.
All kinds of rick-racV and no .ty
braids at Sirs. Newhouse's.
Mn: T. C Hacker is home from
her visit in the east part of the state.
The Amboy Milling Co., will opoa
a feed store in Morhart's building iu
a few days.
The latest styles in jerseys just re
ceived from hew York city at Mm.
Newhouse'e.
Mrs. Geo. W. Ball, of Akron, is in
the eity, and is the gue?t of her tis
ter, Sirs. T. C. Hacker.
Hamburg!, embroideries, lace,
white trimmings, white flannels, white
goods at Mrs. Newhoasc'e.
We will MORE than MEET all quoted
prieee by any hooso in the state, eo eava
O. Wiener, leader in low prices.
Sirs. Boslej. who has been visiting
with Mn. A. L. Funk, leaves Satur-
day for her home in McCook.
The Norton Electric Light Com
pany "busied" the other day, aad now
that town ie ia the dark. Sorry.
The latest styles in ladies drea8
trimmings, dress shields, extenders,
stays, dec, Ac., at Mrs. Newhouse's.
Compare our stock in size and
prices with other self styled clotbiere.
C. Wiener.
Rev. A. J. Hawley was in the citv
this week. The Elder looks as robust
as ever and is always in a happy con
dition.
The Denver National Bank has
replevied the flour held by the sheriff,
recently taken from the Red Cloud
Milling Company.
C. Wiener has a word of comfort
for people who are in need of cloth
ing, furnishing goods, hats, boots and
shoes. Prices at bed rock.
E. H. Foe, of Cowles, dropped in
thia week and said he could not do
without the G. F. W., consequently
he will read the news for the next
year.
W. H. Hiles, editor of the Norton
New Era, was in the city on Tuesday.
He has recently lost his wife by
death. He has the sympathy of the
press in his great bereavement.
John Tomlinson returned home last
night from Iowa. He brought home
four stallions as follows: One Cleve
land bay, one imported Clyde, one
standard bred horse and ono thorough
bred running horse. All aro regis
tered and pedigreed.
John Polnicky, one ot our promi
nent farmers, called Sfonday and
made this Great Family Weekly hap
py by a shiner. The esquire is a
lncky fellow, and the other day drew
five dollars worth of soap from the
Omaha World as a premium.
Oar milliner has arrived to take
charge of oar millinery department
Ths lady is a first class milliner who
has been instructed iu the latest spring
styles, by a lady from Paris, and the
best of all we are prepared to make
prices that will please you
Young's COD hmponu
Some of our enterprising citiiens,
or the beard ef trade, should see to it
at once, that efforts arc made to get
the necessary money raised for the
soliien reunion. If Red Cloud is
successful thousands of dollars will
be brought to Red Cloud. The effort
should be made at once and with a
good wilL
Opeka Block
Gash Grocery House
B, F. MIZEK, Prop.
Kash Talks !
And if vou want the Host Goods
At very low prices for cash !
COME TO ME
Selling for cash and having no bad accounts I
can sell much cheaper than those who
sell on time. Come and see.
My stock of Groceries, Queens
ware. &c., can not be beat.
Your trade solicited.
B. F. MIZER.
YOUNGS C. O. D. EMPORIUM.
Price draw the crowd to our store. Where youcan tied the following
Startling ltargsin.
Lead Pencils 5c a dozen.
Pen holders 5c a dozen,
Ivory Buttons 4c a dozen,
Silk Veiling 10c a yard.
Box Writing Paper and Envelopes containing
12 sheets paper, 2 pkgs envelopes 5c box.
Good note paper 10c for quarter ream.
T nrliVc o-norl hnso. worth 15c that we sell
for 8 1-3 a pair.
The best Seamless Hose you ever saw for the
price, only 1 5c
LADIES- We ask you to ciU and examine
our New Stock of Millinery We can get
ud a Nicely Trimmed I lat for 75c, such as
you would have to pay SI. 50 for at other
places.
Youngs C. O. D. Emporium.
MRS S. R M'BRIDE
The Leading Milliner
Hats, Bonnets, Ribbons, Veiling, &c.
New Goods Every Week.
LOWEST PRICES
It is a pUannr. to be abl. when on i
lookisjr for clothing or other goods car
ried by th. old ettablishsd firm of C.
Wiener to nter his stor. Yoo will find
that he carries as larg. a stock n mot
bosses do in Lincoln or Omaha, and hn
tore would be a credit to either city. It
ioat a. that h. has treated his customer-
well, aad expects a liberal patronage to
iadaes him to keep op soch aa estibliih-
nt inme oar midst. Yon may always x-
peei boaeat treatment at his store.
RED CLOUD
NURSERIES
Mac
Edtftar Chief.
Tno rntitrr- letter of dccliaatios va
MT-1- ase for paftlicatioa. aa asy paper
ie eat for this week and tbetiasa for hold
is eit election iae dose at hand will
joe kindly publish in your paper and
greatly oblige. Yours,
TnoxisJ. Waid.
n.. i,',m nr5nf th most eomi.lrtc line of Mocl. tit s.iT time m ite el
and i. celling at price that dcly competition. ErorythiDK cnaraaloos
to be strictly firt-cb5 and true to nam?. A nice lot of
Catalpa and Soft Maple 0 to 8 and 10 ft high
Ruiuian Mullbcrry 5 to 7 fct. A large lot of foar j;ar old Crake. Very
hearr aad mail be sold. Hxtra lot et
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Apples, Cherry, Plum, Apricot, Grape Vines,
Dewberry, Raspberry, Currants,
Gooseberry, Strawberry, Aparacu, Pie Plant, Hop Yiaet, and an aeeertsaeajl
of Flowirio;: shrubs ClisaWera. Koece. Halbe, 4c, whicfe itnlirn no
tocoapltt. A larj;e lot of
Evergreen, 10 to 30 inches high, your choice
for 35 cents, each.
'frtsjnity of
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Red Cloud. March Ti. 7, i rxt ' ad y cara-t s r
T.J. Ward. Esa. rf.-iK: i - c-. bcor rw ';" ' a. - : :r. jrn
tu.. ;-wrr,n i f!ir rnr3:iinv nNl tt 1 ( AS'iti WILL -. a t i.c? xruwn
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the fcosor of being cosiutattd by th ea ,tock ff th SMJOfT thiis e? tn "n ?tt. To ihf Jt9f I jent Os
- f... TAA.r ; for thm a!.' .i?t ttnettsa rsclWrrV Aib -T l'X YM.W. im STOVe T tWr flail
ftcof eosacilsuB froa the 1st ward. I do well by calling es or corrciposdi-rg with smj. J. A. liTnAS,
eeuuaet couUtestly accept, ilr. Badd ( Mfaea
? iSSlSSl j Vegetable planto in their leum fombhed in 100 or 100O
Tasaslay aeewing. Please cosjUc; tv?i' , , - - .
m taaL Y'osrs. H IX Exttxtdat. T..
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ins SBercasi vauoc opii-uti o: f W ww i, IBs m njay ai Ji Vft .. r, vj
tno 1JTI1S1 sag:, nae orea a saoceas iro
f . C. Vfiewer foraaerir test
awia to b. made up, bat food that
wet mmek better thaa ready
ady taat k. aad kk caatoscejrs had
In paj iocs far these He sew emee a
of ftsee fcMda aad emptor
tailors aad charge aaaaore
if neeent away toaava
taaj
Millinery tore
On 4th Avenue, Fed Cloud.
The ladies of Red Cloud are cordially invited
to call on me when in need of Millinery
Good. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Mi. A. M. MAYBEE.
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