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PATRONAGE !
Good Goods, Best Fitting, Low
est Prices is their platform.
THEY
your support from these principles. They are the only firm
handling the
PATENT SHOULDER SUITS,
And if once used, always used.
Their stock this fall is better se
lected than ever.
Their line of ''Dress Sun" is larger than ever shown in the city.
Their line of
All Wool
uits for $8.50 are a little better than anyones, Go and
see them when you want goods at honest prices.
HUGHES, BROWN & CO.
Reliable Real Estate Agents !
Investments for non-residents, profits lare, quick, and no risk.
Invest Now to Catch the Incoming tide this fall
Portland propertv b rapidlv advancinz. Correspondence cheerfully anwereL Reference
Board of Immfr&tioa. Address nrm, 30 Aah M Portland, Oregon,
G. X. Pcrbeck. "Willis G. Brown. Lafayette Hughes. Geo. H- Brown.
HENRY COOK
DEALER IX
WALL PAPER
Paints, Oils, Varnish, Stationery,
Books, Etc.
Red Cloud, - Nebraska.
New Jewelry Stora
"Webster St. west side, window in Haines' furniture store,
S. M. SEAL, Prop.
vewelrv. Watches. Clocks and Spectacles. Repairing Watches and fitting
Spccticles a specialty. Call and see me, at Spokesfield's former stand.
trvest Exeanlaa,
Send the names of your friends in
the east whom you wish to Tisit you.
or who are seeking new locations, to
J. R. Buchanan. General Passenger
Acent ef the Fremont, Elkhora 4
Missouri Valley R- R- Co., Omaha.
.Neb., that he may send them infor
mation relative "to the "One-Fare
Harvest Excursions," which occur
August 6th and 20 th, September 10th
and 24th, and October Sth.
Merit Wlaa.
"We desire to say to oar citizens, that
for rears we have been selling Dr.
Kings new discovery for consumption.
Xr. Kings new iife Dills, Eucklms arai
Br dye and eleccA bitters, and hav
never handled remedies that sell so
well, or that have given such univere
sal satisfaction. We do not hesitate
to guarantee tbem everj time, and we
stand readv to refund the purchase
nrice. if satisiaciory reeuiu uo not
JbOlovr tbeir use. lhese remedies
.nve won great popuiarny purely on
ASK
Special Bate.
The B dc M has issued a circular
of special rates for special occasions,
the following of which are of more or
less interest to- this section.
Omaha Fair and Exposition, Sept.
26. Round trip for one fare, 50 cents
added for admission to the ground.
Parade Association of Priest of
Pallas. Kansas City, Oct. 14. On
fare for round trip.
Twenty-third national encampment
G.AR. Milwaukee, Ang . 26-31. One
fare for round trip, with special terms.
E. E. Harris. Agt.
BteaaaMeaa Cairat,
The republican electors tf QarfaM
township are reqaested to meet at th
Keat schoolhonse e Friday alterwJDn
at two o'clock, Sept. 13, 1889, for the
purpose of selecting aelejjate to attend
the republican eoareniiun which meets
m Bed Cloud, Fneav. Sept.. Hh. and
for the transactren of scch other business
a may properly come before rh canens.
L. DeHaet. Co-nnnfneeixjan.
ghe gcd &L.ud fjiitf.
X.C.
Fvaarietsi
Published every Friday morning frwn the office
East Side Webster St. between h aad Sth
A venae. Bed Good. Neb.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Ibis powder never varlrs. Marvel ol pure
ftrength and wholesomeness. more economical
(nan the ordinary kind and cannot be sold in
compeuon witb lha multitudes of low test short
weight alum or phosphate powdors. Sold only
in cans. KOYAL BAKING PO WDEE CO.
10C Wall street. N. Y. tty.
FABX I.AXS.
I have the ageney for ten different
loan companies, and can give you the
benefit of any of their peculiar plans
of making farm loans. Therefore I
can make a farm loan quicker and at
lower rates than any other agent in
Webster county. I make option
loans or straight loans for 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
6, or 7 years, also on first class city
property. Compare my terms before
placing your farm loan, and save mon
ey and regrets. G. W. B Aft KIR.
Rear Red Cloud Nat'l Bank.
SPLUTTERS
Gathered Ua ay Caler Ateaartera li
Aad Aaaat the City aad Caaaty.
Look on last pge for city news.
Look at the fine display of box
stationery at Cot ting's.
Go to Cottings for your ink, tab
lets, paper, pens, pencils, 4cc.
Mr. Byrne, of Bladen was a pleas
ant caller this week aad left Tax
Csn? a nice order of job priatiag.
The finest line of guns in the val
ley just received a A Horhart's, the
popular hardware man, Red Cloud.
Cane bottom chairs for 75e each
at Haines' new furnishing emporium,
west side of Webster street in Spokes
field old stand, Red Cloud.
Featherly & Aultz dealers in new
cider, apples and peaches. Also
grape juice at 50 cents a gallon. In
Featherly building. no5-tf
School opened on Monday with a
large attendance. The Kindergarten
school dil not open until Wednesday
on account of the buildinc not being
finished.
Iu another place in to-day's paper
will be found an interesting sketch of
the Milwaukee soldiers reunion by
Mrs. E. B. Knight af Inavale, who
is one of the most ardent and enthus
iastic ladies in the Woman's Relief
Corps.
The familior face of Ex-Treasurer
Buschow of this county, and now
of Colby. Kansas, was to be seen on
our streets this week. Charley is
doing nicely out at Colby and Thx
Chizf is pleased to note his prosper
ity. "Ah," says docky, "if youdontlike
what's in 'our norgan' sae us. we're
responsible." Yes aad so is Satan,
but then docky you know how slippery
the devil is, and that his great argu
meat is lying aad erasioa. Doeky
you put us in miad of the devil very
much.
There was a railroad meeting last
Friday evening at which time aad
place the profile of the Rock Island
railway survey was taken possession
of and the money will now be raised.
A committee was appointed to act in
conjunction with Mr. Bonnell to se
cure right of way etc
With a great deal of bluster. Dock
McKeeby announces that his paper is
responsible for its mutteriags. Now,
Gilbertus Erusticus McSheeby, just
please state how a fellow could get
anything off of the Republican which
is covered with an $1S00 mortgage,
twice as much as the concern is
worth?
Wq notice by looking over our ex
changes that Porter Hedge is rmnniag
an abstract office ra Liacelo, that
Harry Faikenburg is an auctioneer at
Nelson, that C. W. Kaky is a car
riage manufacturer at Hastings, that
J. L. Miller sell groceries at Norton,
and that John Kessler farms in Jewell
county. The funny port ef it is that
not one of the parties above mention
ed are relatives to ocr feiloxrs.
AKlN
In the last issue of that much
mortgaged concern, the Republican,
the great Denver terpsichorean editor
of the big 8 outfit, blows his bazoo lus
tily on the alleged evidence of fraud
in the county treasurer's office. The
facts are that docky and his crowd
-re so used to robbing the poor people
by usury and other methods, that they
think everybody else is in the same
canoe. Just think of the Pierstoff
bonus, docky, of $237, and how poor
August's farm was swallowed up
through usury and bonuses, and then
j talk about what the Repiblican and
its sable crew are doing for the peo
i pie. Oh, shades of the. jewel cons;s
jtency. Then, think also, of poor
Henry league who in a moment of
prosperity thoughtlessly fell into your
clutches, and instead of getting richer
fell a victim to exhobatant rates of
interest and heavy bonuses until his
farm and all went and he was
penniless. It takes supreme gall
a man who has bled poor people
of ail they had to now posi as a
mers friend Oh, what brazen
left
for
out
frontery. What does 't mean? Sim
ply that this big S outfit want to get
into the money vaults of the county.
Nothing more. Eh, Docky?.
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The street railway was sold on
the 9th and was bid in by J. L. Min
er trustee of the gentleman wLo held
the first mortgage. Now, then, the
road should be leased to some good
man for what he can make out of
it for a year or two, and if the cars
are run every hour to and from the
terminus it would pay from $6 to $ 8.
per day in a short time. The receiver,
Mr. Holland, has only run the cars
at train time, which was of no earthly
good to the travelling public be
tween the city and depot any farther
than to bring up passengers. If the
ears could be run so the passenger
traffic could be accommodated the
railroad would pay fairly well. Of
course if a fellow had to wait until
some train came in before going or
coming from the depot, he might as
well walk in the first plice and be
done with it.
We have been authorized by A. L.
Funk, to announce to the people of
Webster county that he is candidate
for treasmrer cf Webster county. Mr.
Funk has been a resident of this eity
and county for several years, and dur
ing that time has made hosts of
friends who would be pleased to see
him elected as treasurer. He has
held several positions of trust during
his residence here, and is in every
way well qualified to fill the Oawe of
treasurer. He is a straight forward
gentleman, a good scholar, and will
enter the republican convention wita
a strong backing by hif friends. Mr.
Funk is certainly no dark horse but a
very formidable candidate.
Mr. W. H. W ilson, the agent for
Nebraska, of the American Building
and Loan association of Minneapolis,
is in town. He desires to establish a
strong local board in Red Cloud.
Members of this assuciation arc pro
tected by the admirable law which
regulates business of this kind car
ried on by companies having their
authority from the Minnesota legisla
sure. The profits to share holders
are larger than in a strictly local as
sociation and its facilities for loaning
may be inferred from the fact that
each month brings into its treasury
about two hundred thousand dollars.
One of our Sunday school teachers
on a recent occasion told her pupils
when they put their pennies in the
contribution box she wanted eaeh one
to repeat a bible verse suitable for the
occassion. Ihe nrst boy arorpea in
penny saying: "The Lord loveth a
cheerful iriver '" The next boy drop
ped in his cent saying: l'M that giv
eth to the poor lendeth to the Lord."
The third boy dropped his penny say-
IBg: .a. iooi ana ms oiubcj c swuu
paited." Ex.
SelUac
ayTeleafchae.
One day this week a elerk in one
of our store, aaswered a call at the
telephone from a lady castost;r, who
wished to purcaase some eggs. He
carried a few of the eggs to the 'paoae
aad endeavored to show them 'io her
aad satisfy her that they were fresh.
She explained to kirn that he eould
not'see the eggs hut wod call at the
store iu the afternoon. Whea the
clerk heard this he blushed to such a
degree that the 'phone was in daager
of being set on fire. Adapted.
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A Wiaf te cat, Carrected.
A statement having come to my
ears that I have br.-en fighting H. C.
Scott, because he. did not make me
his deputy two. years ago as per
agreement, l -JSh to state pabhdy
that it is arsolately false. la fact
he never promised me any oSc at
anytime, ana iurtnermore it m my
iateatio a to suppori hiss for reelec
tion this fall. A. N. Pajcoe.
eaaaHcaa Cawrw.
To the republican electors of the
i second ward of the city of Red Cloud,
you are notified to meet at the couit
house between the hours of 2 and 7
p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 14 for the
purpose of selecting 10 delegates to
the county conyention, Sept, 20, and
to transact such other business as may
be necessary. R. D. Joxes.
Central Committeeman.
NEW
YORK
Moon
Bed Cloud,
Successors
Western and Southern
Look out for
DRY GO
BOOTS and SHOES.
We will sell you a good
And a good Gingham for 7c
Ladies hose at 5c a pair,
A nice dress button ior l-2c a doz
12 yards Linen Torchon Lace, 1 inch wide
for 20 cents.
And while you are looking for Bargains
please remember t iiat we sell the JBest
$1.50 Lar lies' Shoe Made.
Call and see usjand we will do you gooi;t
Thanks for past favors. Yours,
CHAS.
STORE
Block,
Nebraska.
to thai
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Mercantile Association.
bargains in
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NOTIONS.
print for 5c a yd.
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