'-- '
liflgSgyai
mmsmmam
4s&
BBV
b
Our slock was never sd large,
Prices were never so low,
Goods could not be better.
These prices sell the goods and
bring trade.
See what we offer you for your money.
Children's Oil Grain Button ShoeP, 8 to 12 90
Misses' " " " 13 to 2 1 15
Women's " " " " 2 Ho 7 1 35
" Beaver Top Foxed Button Shoes, 2 Ho 7 " l 25
Youths' Tip Boots, full stock, 11 to 2 - 1 G5
Boys' " " " " 2ito5 1 90
Men's Boots .... $i50 to 4 00
Genuine Dongola and Pebble Goat $2.50 Shoes 1 95
Oxfords and low Shoes at Cost to CIose Out
Shoes that rip sewed free of charge and all
goods warranted.
We will save you money.
BLAKBSLBB & KALBY
PENCIL TIPS.
Cotting lias the finest lamps you
ever saw.
That dollar and a half vaso lamp
at Cottings is a beauty.
Hats and caps for tho whole world
at right pnoes. Chicago Store.
If you aro going to paint this fall,
go to Doyo for your material and save
money.
Thero is no bettor paint in the
market than the Lincoln mixed paint,
sold by Cotting.
Cotting has a big stock of 10 cent
sheet musio cataloguo of over 2,000
pieces. Como in and look them oyer.
Sherwood & Albright for groceries.
If acker's old stand. Tho best of
everything kept in stock.
Trunks and valises and rubber
clothing in endless quantity recoived
this week. Chicago Stork.
Qo to Sherwood & Albright for
your fine grocerios. Tho boys are do
sorving nnd will nako it a business to
watch your interests.
Do yen need wall paper ? Deyo'e
stook is complete and new. He does
not allow his stock to run down and
then work of old stock on you.
lleceived this week the niceBt se
lected stook f men'B suits you ever
fyn this oity.
UHICAOO ULOTHINQ STORE.
A 0.
Wiener has taken tho agenoy
for Dr. Jaros Hygiene underwear. It
is recommended by leading phvsiolans
in the United States. Used by the
army and navy and tho principal
cities uso it in their fire and poltco
departments as an almost sure pro
ventiyo against rheumatism.
..
Tko Man at tho Wheel.
Th. man at the wheel has a grave re
sponsibility) bo h as ho who takes his life
in hi. own hands ana when scrofulous
marlarious or otherwise suffering with
any blood disease to which human Hash is
heir, ignores tho advice of his dearest J
friends and refuses to take Uepaticnre as
A medlplno thai y Wly cures thousands of
Ills fellow sufferers. HQW by u. u ueyo
II
AndrowB.MvKolBlian Joint Dc
bates.
Oot. Oth, Mindon, Neb.; Oot. lltb,
Nelson, Neb.; Oot. 13tb, Grand Wand,
Neb.; Oot. 18th, Iloldredgc, Neb.;
Oct. 20tb, Red Cloud, Nob.
Tor tho abovo oooasion, agents
withjn fifty miles may' sell Book D
tickets to the several points at which
mpctiugs arg t l9 WdM Me of
7s W nc4 a tiirc for t,o round
trip , , .
Bell ticket on tho dato of the
meetings aud limit for roturn to the
dato following: except that when .the
date of meeting falls on Saturday, you
will limit for return to the following
Monday. Yours eto, A. ConoVer,
i rr"--""r.
A If oase Down Side up.
ti.i.. t,fi a ml.i! Mrs. llcOlnnis said
hot whiskey, Aunt Kate said catnip tea,
Oonsin Nellie said rhubarb was the thing,
but Grandpa (heaven bless him) said
Haller'a Sure Cure Cough Syrup would
take the cake, nnd It did it.
,.A,ri! ?AutRf!L?S
en flJftfir:
nut ai
Wiener'n Golden Magic:' Wedding
out-Dia a spouiHuy
A . ' ll
A SBinll Boy Steals Apples.
Thorp nro green apples and then he has
oolloTcraropB and 4lfcrrliea 4d hinka he's
aolna to die and won't oyer, oyer steal
hkbIu. The careful mother nlways auys
a bottle of Haller' Pain Paralyzer and
the boy lWos to "do to some snore." For
ale by C.L. Cotting.
bbbb HtlEJUKr -bbbbbbwV
AROUND TOWN.
Dwight Jones is in the city.
M. S. Marsh is homo from the west.
Clarence Jones is homo from Den-
vor.
Rov. J. S. Cbapin is expected hero
this wcok.
Miss ltoso Emigh is assisting in tho
post office.
Stewart Albright was in tho city
tlllB MetAlj
-, w ,', . . , ,, , Webster county her health failing ia
0. W. lontress has moved his fam-JLf . a t , f .,. a..,-u.
ily to McCook.
Jailor Tomlinson has an insano wo
man in tho jail.
Try the now shoemaker at Blakcs
lco & Kaloy's.
Cham. Evans of Naponcc, was in
tho city this week.
Dell Olmsted of Bortrand, was in
Red Cloud this week.
A. T. Ormsby of Colorado, was in
Red Cloud this week.
First class work is done at tho
Golden EiD-le Tailor Shnu.
r. .
H. Diedcrioh has sold his Riverto nl
store to Lawrenoo parties.
Hairy Conovcr and wife of Mo
Cook, wero in Red Cloud this week.
0. E. Moranville of Iowa, brothor
of J. W. Moranville, is in tho city.
Van Benson has bay for sale at $3.50
per ton. Sco him if you want hay. tf
Henry Ludlow, editor of thu Camp
bell PrcBS, was in tho city Thursday.
A. A. Griffes, editor of the Super
ior Guide, was a pleasant caller at this
offico today.
Mrs. Dr. J. S, Emigh and children
have returned home from an extended
visit in the oast.
Tho Woodmen had a fine entertain
ment on last Wednesday evening,
The ordor is rapidly growing in this
oity.
Rev. 0.3. Noonan, of Lincoln, ocj
oupicd Eldor Putman't pulpit last
Sabbutb. Tho grntlcman is a very
able speaker.
Rev, E. J. Randall returned to Rod
Cloud tho fore part of the week and
will move his household goods to his
now apn.(Mrin.epf( TwM
Tho W. C. T. ty will moot during
October w,lth Mrs, 0, J. Popo. All
members should bo present at tho
next meeting to hear a report of tho
state convention,
On Saturday, tho east bound train
ran into niuo head of cattle near
L. Miner'B farm. IS wen n
nd
Iwoundlpg tjip e,hey yft jnd of
nino pin game; knocked all down but
two.
Blukcslcc & Knloy, at tho Cincin
nati Shoe Storo. have scoured tho ser
vices ef a first-class shoemaker and
.. , ... r . .... .i i - 1
ro-
Dainoc can bo acoommoqatcd. qatis
I , " H ' . 'i ii i '
faotion guaranteed.
The republican plejjtQrs of th0 pfty
aro called to meet at tho republican
club room Monday evoning, Oot. 10,
at 8 p. ui.. to nominate 1 supervisor,
t assessor, 2 justices and 2 constables
for the city oTRedcioul Bvr
committee 0. W. Kalev,
navieg sold one halt interest In ray
store to Bert'G'rlce all parties Indebted' 't6
me will please call and settle up oppp.
ty it. .
It's net yery tjlositht to cough and haek
To Buffer pain in chest and back,
Many people could stop it, for euro,
By elmply using one minute cough sure
For Bale by Cotting.
Oysters at Calmes.
9
LOCAL NEWS.
A. Calmes has added n lunch
to his bakerv.
counter
J. A. HoArthur's father has arriyteV
from Michigan.
Court sets next Monday, tho lOlh with
Judgo Iloalto presiding.
Mr. Ed. Drown is getting tho lumber on
his lota for his new dwelling.
MUb 8tollo Dncker returned to her1
ohool at Rivorton on Monday. 1
cu niiiugj in ogme irom me Biaio yr
B.1 tf.h t.i ii. -.-. J.
Washington whoro
he
haB been lot
year,
In tho spring thore woll bo some
brick business houses started in
new
Red
Cloud.
Nancy nanke, the famous trotter made
a milo the othor day in 2:0 J. It is truly
wonderful.
Business is picking up in Red Cloud
and bide fair to exceed any period for
many yoars.
A call has boon made on tho governor
for troops to quell u county Boat wor In
Frontier county.
Tho ladios cornot band ie becoming
quite proficient nnd expect to play on the
streets buforo tho campaign closes.
Mrs, I. n.iiummel, who a few days ago
moved to Oklahoma, has returned to
Webstor county, her health failing in
that country.
W. B Tomplo, a brother of our Samuel
was in tho city this week, ue was en
routo home after attending the Sovereign
Grand Lodgo I. O. O. F. at Portland Or.
Mrs. I, n. Hummel, who a few weeka
ago moved to Oklahoma, has returned to
that country.
Sho is now nt her daugh-
tors in Inaval.
Tho steam swing has been making a
mint of monoy in this city. It would
be a good thing for the populists to se
cure if thoy want froo silvor, for wher
ever thero is a stonm swing there will
you tlnd silvor flowing freely.
Supt. E. P. Highland, of tho B. & If.,
with headquarters at Denver, ia in Red
Cloud visiting old friends. Ed ia fleshing
up yery rapidly and says ho is fitting
himself to run for alderman. We hope
ho will succeed. We are pleased to note
that he ia succeeding in life in his new
home.
.... , .
do not proce4,d to form a y
l nn.MtnttnM 9 T4 ! ama .1a I.a.Ui
iwuvinuuu . au in vuv Ul us IlUklbU
tions if properly managed that makes a
oity prosperous. It 1b the poor man's op
portunltv to build a homeland make a oity
substantial. Every man should own his
home. Don't delay it, but get the enter,
prise to going.
A prominent gentleman of this city,
went to Lincoln recently and took his
littlo flve-yoar-old girl with him. While
thero he took her up in an elevator to
hlsrcoru in tho hotel. On returning
homo the little one ran up to her mother
exclaiming, "Ail the samo, I rode up in
tho aligator, I did Mlsa Ma." Smiles
wero in order about thon.
School children say Doyo's lino
tablets is the finest in town.
of
Democrat Attention
Tho democratic central committee
of Webster county hereby request tho
democrutio voters in each precinct in
the county to at rnco meet at their
respective polling places for the pur
poHu of placing in nomination a full
township ticket.
And it is suggested that Buoh tncoV:
iogs be simultaneously old. iQ every
precinct nex, atrday evening, Ocl,
$, at 'f a'clopk. The various prooinot
conimitteonicn aro notified to give this
mutter their prompt personal attention
that thero may be a full turnout of
democrats, J. J. Maiitin, Chin,
A. C. Sanford, Scoy.
opped Dead at a Banquet.
Many a man who has cUonslo J tama
nml t
ami rictifE hte, ling qu'iu Hunt suddenly
called to the hereafter. The doctors said
he died of heart failure. It his blood
had bcon puro his heart would have been
beating ;ot. Tnko Hepatioure whether
yon bnnquet yoursolf at home nnon t.
dluner of herbs or are banqca'.teCUbf&ad'
by
kinqo end lioient&tw 'Everybody
i end
pa'litfi
neeqs utp,
lr,
re. It keeps tho liver and
kldneyb pure and healthy; It glvee the
heart a healty action rj'tWI thn ner-
vow system,; ?T sty V flqrft-.
!PjuTUBilpcV8livteiMarhBj Mellok
oume In from Ued cloud last night with
HinUel MoGeorge, who la charged with
monkeying with the mail. One P. O.
Filly at the B.-& M. eating house in that
plftW WI9t a latter to his wife enclosing
935, ana gave wM9V0T2,,i waowcr.
find that It oontktoedhMl ordor.' Aa
liu could not cosh it ho pnplqapil it in a
now envelope aud fioilt t Hjorrjlv Rfl (
NW FQ9HHi(i iiwtivep tu qt in all of
tlilcltor. Utwasl?dged ia j1, snd
will anewor before United' $1rUsb 'Cnmm
miasionor imuncaiey in-,
mtl. I -
it-day.-va. (duplicated by any
,'V ' '-"-xluiUoatate.
Journal,
COWlCfl.
n Congregationalism navo just
repaired their houso of worship by
taking out tho plastering; overhead
and putting in its plaoo a colling of
yellow pine, oiled, which looks well
tBd gf0 for tho audience. They
have also taken out the crumbling
coBorote chimney and put in its place
Substantial brick one. A new coat
ftf tlnt . t ba uton ouUfdB ., onfl.
s t
7
Ttia Mmrnli. Iiv iinanimnna vntn. in
Tfd he H D ft rfi
main another year in that relation.
He aoceptcd. This will be tho fifth
year of his pastorate at Cowlcs. His
peoplo havo givon many tokens of
their ustoom and affootion for him and
bis wife.
ltev. ftiohardsou, tho new Metho
dist prcaohcr on tho Cowlcs circuit,
preached last Sunday at Cowlcs and
Amboy and is understood to havo
made a favorablo impression.
Stephen Gaogbin's sale camo off on
Tuesday. Tho horses generally went
at very low figures. Tho family ex
pcots to remove to California soon.
Mrs. Terry, from Omaha, has just
removed hero and gone temporarily
into Gus. Peak's heuao.
Tho Webster county fair has oome
and gone, and was by far tho most
successful exhibition ever held in
Webstor county. On Thursday an
immonso crowd of from 4,000 to 5,000
peoplo were on the grounds and the
attractions were far abovo the uiual
routine. Tho baloon asoonsion was a
charmer and was appreciated by all
Tho raoing was quite good. Tbe
stock department was not up to tho
usual standard, Floral hall was well
represented however, and especially
with mammoth Nebraska oorn.
Strangors who wero in from eastern
states were simply uon-plusscd at the
bountiful yariotina and the quality of
tha corn. Several of (he merchants
had editablo displays among whom
we noticed were O. Wioner, G. A,
Ducker A Co;, J. O. Butler, Boyd 4
Overing,oto., a complete list of wbiok
we shall give next week.
TueChief feels proud ef this year's
exhibition and wishes to congratulate
the management on tho success of the
fair, and a great deal of'tha credit
should be givon President Alyoa, Sco
rotary Cuthcr, and tho board of di
rectors, who have sot up nights and
nrglcoted their own business to mako
this year a success and thoy accom
plished what they sot out to do.
Few dramatic companies that havo
visited Had Cloud havo doseryed
as much merit as tho Burt Dramatic
Company. Their repertoire is made
up of that class of dramatic writings
that aro calculated to pleaBe, and yet
takes tbc best and most skilled artists
to execute thoui. Their plays are all
fiuo and especially is it true of
"Hazel Kirke," which tho Burt Dra
matic Company play to perfection.
Wo hayo nover seen a better Dunston
Kirko than Chas. A. Krone, fie
does his part naturally and shows
rao.ro titan natural talent in ms lino.
Miss HattiePowler as "Basel Kirke"
was something delightfully excellent
Arthur Carrington by Harvey Con
nor, was natly carried out, and
Squiro Rodnoy, by Fred Marsh, was
up to the highest mark. ViWious
Green, took th,e k,ou dowa, as a
oomjoj character. Chas. Palmer,
Agnes fiuit, Qertrudo Burt and Little
FiosBie all did their parte with out a
flaw and the audiouco was hiebly
pleased. Ibis Company is iog
of well filled houeij.
Hon. J. V!. Caldwell, of Linooln,
will address the republicans of
Webster county at the opera ho,
nct Wcdncduv 99,105, fyi )'t
7.&Q n.' ui. JU is a very fine orator
and fully undcrstanda what he is talk
ing about. Everybody invited, and a
special invitation ie extended to tbe
ladies. Good musio and singine; will
bo furnished. Do not forget the date
Oct. 12, at 7:30, n,
v. , ;
inatituti.tn of it a Mini U UliMne
I1!.... ti. tv ujuii..uiaiill
,sklu ".;, of eleven months with
only four usacsimonts. As a bene
Sciary order it certainly cannot bo
suoh institution
Do You
Well Made, Stylish Clothing,
Warm and Health Preserving Underwear,
Stylish Hats or Caps,
Serviceable Foot wear,
-:-:- IF SO -:-:-
, Come and see us
Having just returned from the Eastern mark
et our stock is ready for your inspection.
We have many Raro Bargains to oftur you
AT THE
Square Dealing Golden Eagle.
O. WIENER, Prop.
laden.
AN XCUO FROM BLADEN.
On Sept. 14 Hon. W. B. Andrews, of
Hasting, addressed a large andeathnalas
tlo audleao at this plaoe, and on the
eveniagj of Sept. 15 Rev. T. B. Cannon of
Roeelaad, addressed a still larger orowd.
At the elose of Mr. Cannoa'e speeoh a
number of democrats and Independents
came forward and joined the Republican
olob. The Bottom's Martial band fam
ished musio for the occasions, a nnmber
of song were rendered and the enthusi
asm was unbounded. However the inde
pendents said we would have no mora
such times, for we had "Mowed out," bat
they were doomed to be surprised for last
Wednesday evening Hon. J L. McPheeley
of Mladen, spoke to a crowd equal in
number to that of the other occasions.
The independents are looking about as
elok as the rooster on Aoltmsn Taylor's
thresher. Republicanism Is going to kuom
at Bladen, and all eRorte to etop It will be
llkehnrlinga rotten pumpkin against
the Chinese wall. Ukn J. Mim.&
II
See Osoar Patmor before buying
our. He has made a big reduotien.
Don't forget that Adam Morhart
has tbe finest lamps in the eity and is
selling them at way down prices.
For mon's, boys' or children's
underwear , wo are after you sharp
beeauae we have the stock aid quality.
Priee is made to suit you.
Cuicaoo Clotiuc Stobb.
Report'of ebel taagh la Dlst. S3
Webster aouaty for month eading Sept.
(i0,l8ef. Number of pupils enrolled 29.
Average daily attendance 2?.
The following are the aaaee of those
not absent daring the month;
Vlocle MoVey, Jaab HafB, ewle
Button, Minnie YfaMwen LUUe HaSer,
Eul RMh !) Ranehay, Mabel
T.hpjnae, ilaaaaa WUhelmson, George
waldreo, George Heffelbower, Eddie Pat
mor, Boy Patmor.
Those not tardy were:
Msudle MoVey, Vlcote. MYy. Janie
Hutton, Jessie Uetios, Stohi Hat ton. Lulu
WolOjesvCeArllt HaaTer, George Heffel-
bAwez. Miles Doyle, Floyd Street, Elmer
If eVey, Walter Patmor.
hvvv O. Babbbb, Teaoher.
Remember that" W W Wright will
make you the lowest prlcee on stoves.
Higlmet e e ia, LsamFB
nvwi
I
1 VjBWSB
ABSOUUTELY PUIS
Want
it S i mats
i a
V t !
X'Vv T". a ' 'J
TMbTTI
Garleld.
Randolph MoNitt and D. F. Traakey
addressed the electors of Garietd on
Thursday night Bept. 20th and were en
thasiattloal reeeived.
Mr. and Mrs. Skeen nad friends from
the east visiting last Sunday and Mrs.
Skeen returned east with them on Men-
day, for aa extended visit, Uncle Diek
looks disconsolate.
The Garfield Repablieaa League elab,
will meet ia the Wagnor eehool-heuee en
Taesday Oct. 18th, 1802 at 7 o'aleok p.m.
Hone. John McCollam, Randolph MeNitt,
and J. K. Wiloox and other epeaksrs will
address the meeting.
Hy Bmith, Secretary.
Ne Idle Talk.
Osoar Patmor says flour baa got to
be sold for what it is worth. There
fore he has mado one more eut making
his prircs lower than they bay been
for years. Don't take our Wetd for
this but call and be coayinee4i" Si
-vvvv
Card ef TaaaKs, lii.
Wo dosiro to expreu ourbWefelt
thanks to all those who bo kiidljteek
ub in and oared for ui wbea we met
with tho aad aeeidcat wbiek eamt to
near deatb te us. We caa truly any
God bless them all. Aa Btraagera
thoy, took ua in, and Ho wbe says, "Ia
as muoh aa ye did It uata tbe leael
of theso my brethren ye did it uito
me. ' hsv. v. a. hbrrinotok,
ftlKfl. C. 8. UlBRIMOTOW.
For fine tobaoco, cigars, eandiee
w .. M
c, go to J. O. Lindley's.
Hepakllcaa Caacew
Thero will be a republican teueuiat
the Highland sohool bouit ia Batia
township, Oct. 17, at 3 p. m. to noml
nate township officers etc.
Jamkb Amdieuow,
Committeemaa.
.. -
Netlco.
The Republican voters, of OetaeU
township are requested to meet iaoanou
at tha Wagoner school-honsa on Thursday
Oot. ISth at 7 o'clock In the evening to
plaoe in nomination a township Ueket
and to transact suoh other beetnies M
may legally come before aald meeting.
Iko. B, bTANBan, 1
BokiiHt
emm"B BmB3msV
Pbmler
Vmtii -M
XI
'll
;
u
i
s. !-ffl,L
, a
V
ix
r'L i
fc V-
'1
i
i .. . "
" " ( J1..M ..
;,i
.-.4.
8!
Mw1WIMwlWlWM''V.WJll'l'l'',' wwuw" wmui'tiiommiimiii'tipin, "y)w
.m ... hATVt fc .
tuvW&tSS3
,,Jmmp