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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1895.
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A. C. HoNMKit, Killtor.
LAROYTait, As6t. Local Editor.
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BUTTER AND EG68 TIN
OMS AM CMS.
In exchange for Shoos. If you do not
want groceries for nil your produce, wo
will accept duo bills or coupons tho
Bamo as cash, in exchange for shoes, on
any of the grocery stores in Rod Cloud.
We are giving special vnlucs nnd mak
ing vory low prices on our goods.
You cannot do better than givo us all
your trade on Boots and Shoes.
A. II. Kalev.
91. W. A. llnnquct.
CRED E. MoKBBBY, M. D.
Pliyalclun mid Murtrcoii,
City and country calls promptly nns
wored. Over Cotting's Drugstoro, IJr.n Cloud.
IIKIEF niBiXTIOX.
R. L. Tinltur was in tho city this w rok.
Dr. Damoroll was in tho city Satur
day. Ed Shoror is tho daddy of a baby
girl.
Dr. F. E. McKcoby was in Denver
last week. .
Attorney Jns. Oilhara was in Hastings
this week.
One yard of tine toilet Boap for 2T cte.
at Cotting's.
Mayor Bontloy and wifo went to Lin
coin Monday.
Tho board of supervisors woro in sea
eion this week.
F. G. BlakeBloo and A. Galusha woro
Lincoln this weok.
Miss Emma Cook was visiting in
Guide Rock this week.
J. L. Miner made a business trip to
Kansas City this weok.
R. L. Alyoa was in Orleans last weok,
returning homo Sunday.
Mrs. W. C. Jones returned Tuesday
from a visit with a lady friend in Hast
ings. The B. & M. should plant a few ties in
tho ground near tho depot for hitching
posts.
E. O. Parker and R. S. Proudflt of
Guido Rock wore in Red Cloud this
week.
A cousin of Henry Clark, Mr. Eaton,
of Indiana, is visiting in tho city this
week.
Mr. Bennett and daughter, Nolllo,
were in Phillips county, Kansas, tho
past week.
J. A. Hosmor. who was visiting with
the editor for sovoral days, has roturned
to Des Moines.
Mrs. Jno. Polnioky and daughtor,
Emma, returned Monday from a wook'a
Visit in Wilbur.
Miss Ray Letson wont to Hastings
Saturday for a short visit, leaving thore
tho first of tho week following for Den
ver: John Ferguson, of Guido Rock, and
Jeromo Bailey, two solid republicans,
were Groat Family Weekly visitors this
week.
Prof. Castor boardod the loaded train
f"6r Denver Monday evening, to attend
the Teachers' Association in session
thoro this weok.
L. II. Bockwith received a tolegram
Monday. sayi'g that his father in Mich
igan waa seriously ill, and he dopartod
for that placo Tuesday.
Miss Ella ReraBborg and Miss Lulu
Hnrhnr were attending the National
Teachers' Association at Denvor this
week, also viowing the surrounding
country.
Mrs. H. C. McMaster, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. S. I. Cozad of
this city, accompanlod by her daughtor,
returned to her homo in Franklin Mon
day evening.
Tho Teachers' Convention in Denver
this week ia attracting thousands. Tho
exourelon trains aro crowded, and "15"
was compelled to run in two aeotlonB
ono evening. Nino Rod Cloud teachers
aro in attendance.
Owing to about twonty-Beven miles of
the Rock Island's track being waBhed
out. that comnany is running its excur
sion and regular trains over the B. & M.
, Tko damage was done last Tnursimy
light during tho hard ratn storm, near
lbv, Kansas.
Coca Cola is good for headache.
Coca Cola is good for the dyspepsia.
M. B. Frees was in this city this weok,
Envelopes 5c n package at Deyo &
Grice's.
Call and seo Taylor's carpots before
buying.
A. Galusha and boh wero in Lincoln
this woek.
Coca Cola, ico cold, for thirsty pcoplo
at Cotting's.
Miss Mabol McMillan is homo from a
visit in Wymore.
Homor Kinsol will teach school this
fall near Bluo Hill.
Jas. McNony was attending court in
Hastings this week.
Mrs. Oscar Fottor was visiting in
Campbell this woek.
Ex-Congressman McKeighan is visit
ing frionds in Chicago,
A largo aBsortmont of envelopes just
rocoivod at Doyo & Grice's.
Not 10 to 1 but G for D is tho way Cot
ting soils his eticky fly paper.
"Way down in a cornllold" is tho way
they will sing this yoar, wo guoss.
Letter papor 10 etc. per quire, enve
lopes 5 cte. por packago at Cotting's.
Mrs. J. F. Wintors and family loft for
Salt Lake City on Saturday evening.
Louis Otmar will start a shoe shop in
Cook's building bouUi of tho The Chief.
Tho trying ordeal will Boon bo over
and then Nobraska will bo hor own
again.
D. F. Scammon is revelling in tho
luxury of roasting earn from his own
garden.
Fred Fraso was sent to his fathor in
Harlan county, this week by tho board
of insanity.
Harvesting is now on in full force in
Webster county and small grain will be
a fair crop.
Nets Longtin and John Polnicky have
fortiilod tho rears of their saloons with n
high board wall.
Morhart & Son's is headquarters for
binding twino. Do not fail to soo them if
you want bargains.
On to-morrow ovening, Hon. C. W.
Kaloy loaves for a pleasure jaunt in
Ohio and elsowboro.
Tho county levy should have boen 14.8
mills instead of 10 as stated in a pro-
vious ieBuo of this paper.
"Orange Blossom" is safe and harmless
as a Flax Seed Fonltioo. Any lady
uao it herself. Soldjjy C, L. Cotting
Wavorly bicycles, tho best in tho
world, for Bale by W. W, Wright. PricoB
reasonable See bim if you want a
bike. tf
I have a few hundred dollars of pri
vato monoy to loan on roal nstato at 10
per cent per annum. Time to suit. M.
R. Bontloy.
T. W. Hatfield, city pound master, is
doing good work taking up stray cattle
and horses, and onco in a while a canine
and lomotimos a bovine.
Street Commissioner Bennett has gone
to work fixing up tho dilapidatoe condi
ditionof tho streets, sidewalks, Ac. Ho
is a good man and will do the work well.
A mad bull came meandering through
tho streets of Red Cloud tho other day.
Poundmastor Hatfiold took the wonder
or to headquarters. It was a "bully"
joke on the owner.
Anthony Scbaffor is the man of men
of Red Cloud these days for tho laborer.
Ha is employing a largo number of mon
and boys in his boot fields. Ho has over
100 acres to look after.
Tho high water of the 4th washed the
culvert out, west of the corporation, on
4th avenuo. The torrent took tho largo
sewer plpo out like drift wood and car-
riod the eoctionB down stream, breaking
many of them in pieces.
Mrs. N. M. Ball announces to tho pub
lic that sho is now prepared to furnish
fir6tclasa board and lodging, also fur
nished rooms to lot. Rates, 25c per
meal; 1.00 per week for board and
lodging; day board, 13.50. Location,
4th avonue hotol. 20 4t
Over throe years ago a man by tho
n amo of Pixlor, labored for Rev, Hum
mel. During that timo ho lost his watch
in a lagoon. One day this woek tho
watch was found by Lloyd McCall, eon
of Supervisor McCall, in good condition
and ticked away as it nothing bad hap
pened.
Aultz & Dyor, in addition to their
regular business of buying poultry and
hides, have gone into the butter and
egg business. Tho firm is a good ono
and will rnako things hustle, xney are
old banda at the business, and will make
a euccesa of it Seo their advertiement
ia another placo of today's paper.
Tho weekly Sunday-school eong ser
vice was held in Red Cloud last Sabbath
at 3 p.m. in tho Baptist church. A
largo crowd was presont and the sorvicoB
were of tho usual interesting nature.
They are of much benefit to tho Sunday-
aohool cause, and oftlmes incroaso tho
membership largely. We hopo Presi
dent Albright will keep them up.
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ItAIMtOAl) NOTi:s.
On Wednesday ovening a largo mini
bor of tho membership of Red Cloud
Camp, No. G08, M". W. A., and tholr
friends iissomhlod in thoir hall for pleas
ure and feasting. Tho Camp is in flno
condition and rapidly growing to bo ono
of the finest secrot and mutual aid bo
ciotics in existence.
At 8:30, Venorablo Consul Mauror
dropped tho gavel on tho pedostal, and
with a fow remarks started tho ball roll
ing. Tho program was oponed by sing
ing "A Welcome Song" by several voices.
Cbarloy Gllham mado n short addross,
The Misses Grace Fort and Blancho
Sherman entertained tho audience with
a lino duet. P. V. C. F. G. Blakesloo
amused tho audionco with n pleasant
talk. Thad McNltt nnd Lew Vanco
gave tho audience somo sweot music
from tho mandolin and guitar.
O. C. Bell, Stowart Albright, Lois
Popo, and Blancho Cummings sang vory
sweetly "Como Whero My Lovo Lios
Dreaming."
Edward and Elmer Blakesloo favorod
tho guests with a line duet that Bet tho
audionco into convulBivo luughtor.
Stowart Albright sang n solo, "When
Ijovo ia True," niter which supper was
callod. Tho lf0 peoplo presont wero
highly entertained. During tho supper
hour, Cutis. Olmstoad and others ontor
tained the nudienco with excellent mu
sic. Tho Woodmen know how to enter
tain in mngniticont stylo, and wo hopo
they will do bo ofton.
On Thursday evening just aa tho board
of education was about to convene Ub
session thoy rocelved u telegram from
Prof. Caster, dated Denvor, withdrawing
his namo ns an applicant for tho supor
intendoncy of tho city schools. The
fight ngainst Prof. Caster has boon a
bitter ono ominating from personal
grievances, but wo imagino that it will
bo sometime boforn tho board eeourca
another man that will do tho good work
in tho schools that ho did. Who tho
new superintendent will bo is not known,
but tho board should do their best to
secure a man who will uphold tho high
standard of our schools in tho earno lino
that Prof. Caster has during hie four
yean incumbency.
Doc Fort, our affeblo county clork, is
a practical josher. Tho other day "his
den" was the Been of much sport whioh
bordered on tho infornal. During the
4th of July downpour the "old ranch"
sprung a leak and tho hoavonly dow
drops rushed in upon tho documents in
torrents. In ordor to dry them Col.
Parker was transferred to tho front
ofllco and Doc built a fire in the etovo,
shut tho windows, and procoodod to givo
tho documents a "hot ronBt." To mako
thojoko more satisfactory ho would confl
dentially invito his friends in the back
room. Tho follow would innocontly go
fortb.only to catch on.uud with one swift
backward movomont would rotreat in
good shape. It was hotter than hades
and tho boys didn't fancy tho amuso
mont, About fifty swallowed the joke
boforo Doo had enough.
Agont Conovor nnd wife spout tho
Fourth in Cowlea.
Acont Conovor reporta nlno excursion
tickets sold to Denver this woek.
Kond master McFarlnnd was ovor his
division tho foro part of this wook. C3
Ed Hansen of McCook was horo at
tending to company business tho first of
tho wook.
Owing to bo many oxcutsionista going
to Denvor, No. 15 was run in two sec
tions Friday.
Bort Blair, tho mossago boy, visited
relatives in Concordia tho4th,roturning
homo on No. In tho 7th.
Everett Dor is in Sheridan, Wjo.,
waiting for un oponing. Ho expects to
go to work in a fow days.
Operator Winger wassomowhat undor
the weather tho first of tho week, but is
again nblo to pound brass.
Conductor Emlght camo down from
McCook Friday and took tho school
ma'am special wost Saturday morning.
Tho pay car on No. 15 Wednesday
night wns an important foaturo, and no
doubt gladdened tho hearts of a fow of
thobojs.
Landlord Dilloy, of tho Eating House,
reports a rush in business this week.
Ho was not awiiro until rcoontly that
school teachers could eat tnoro than any
ono else.
round
A strnn of gold bonis. Finder enn hnvo
samo by calling on Mrn. J. E. Shlnklo
Rod Cloud, nnd paying for this notice
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At a regular meeting of Rod Cloud
Lodge No. 93 D. of II., A. O. U. W.,
Tuesday evening July 0, tho following
ofllcerB were installed by Past Chiof of
Honor Mrs. J. B. Stnnser:
Maud Fulton, Past C. of II. .
Kato Pond, C. of II.
Lillio Ovaring, L. of II.
Martha Butler, C. of C.
II, E. Pond, Recorder.
Martha Sleepor, Financlor.
Sarah Hutchinson, Treasurer.
Mary Kralic, Ushor.
Mrs. T. G. Wildor, I. W.
J. T. Jesson, O. W.
R. P. Rutchinson, Advisor to C. of
Orlona Crabill, Maid of Honor.
Mrs. It. K. Skeen, Maid of Honer.
II.
The World's Fair Tests
ahowct no baking powder
9 pun or tcTgreet la wry
taing power ms tb R?yll
Red Cloud Will Boom.
Bentley's ball to bo turned into a
publio reading reotn. Everybody in
vited to attend tho grand opening
Tuesday evening July lGth. No ad
mission to tho main hall where plenty
of eommon-ovory-day liko Bimplcs of
living volumes will bo distributed to
the masses for their perusal and en
joyment which guarantees a jolly good
timo if you only attend. In tho ad
joining room there will be a few of
tho main select volumes. Select from
every point of view. Binding, size,
giltedge, trimming, portrait and plain
print if you wish to handle, examioo
or read it will cost you tho small sum
of a dime, to help dofray oxponscs.
There are two prominent objects in
reading, amuRcment and knowledge
These should bo combined into one.
Aay of the soleot volumes will contain
both. Among our list you will find
"Robo in Bloom." a beautiful little
velumo. Rose is a great admirer of
boys; always ready to amuie and nev
er fails to impart knowledge "Undor
the Lilaos" is another of our select
ions of medium lizo, very pleasing and
instructive. Think of that dog and
the bey! Hal hal that kind heart
ed girl. O read it and find out for
your self. Thoro will be fifty of theso
select books. Space will not permit
special montion of caoh, farther than
to Bay that if ever you wanted to bo a
Brigham Young in your lifo it will bo
the ovoning of July 18th.
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The Chief does all kinds of job work
in first class stylo and at bottom prices,
When it comiB to low prices wo havo no
competitors. Try us.
To prevent pnlo nnd delicate children
from lapsing into ohronio invalids later
in life, they should take Ayer's tiaraapa-
rilla together with plenty of wholesome
food und oat-door oxorolse. What they
need to bnild np th system is good red
blood.
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Comparo tho following prices with
those you havo been paying tho combin
ation feed stores:
No. 1 full pationt flour 81 00
No. 2 patent por Back 90
No. 3 pationt per Back 80
Corn chop per 100 lbs 120
Shorts per 100 lbs 1 10
Wheat chop por 100 lba 1 10
Bran per 100 lbs 90
Corn and bran chop por 100 lbs.. . . 1 25
No. 1 oats por bushol 35
No. 1 corn per bushels 55
Romombor we pay cash and oxact cash
on dollvory. Red Cloud Produco Co.
$3 00 well spout; and a rebate of 12.00
in tho form of a boantifol wall map of
United States. Subscribe for tho Rand
McNally Guide.
The list of letters remaining at the
post ofilco uncalled for up to July
llth, lbOo:
Fifor Mrs. A. M. Fry John
Nlderkorn John Krout Mary A
Wilkerson T II Sutherland Mrs L
Tho ubove letters will bo sent to the
dead letter office July 11, 1895. If not
called for. Fuank Co wijen, Postmaster.
Dock Illatory Repent Ituolfl
Many yoars havo gono by since Red
Cloud began to tmprovo and assumo
metropolitan aire; many tho councils
who havo endoavored to improve our
Btreote, and thus gain notorioty over
thoir predecessors. Tho most noticeablo
efforts havo boon on main streot and 4th
avonue, for about evory other council
from the beginning of our city has
tuckod and filled, and tho next one
would dig nnd spill. It our present
council would only spond tholr timo nnd
money on main street anu am avenuo,
and cut 4th avonue down a llttlo, wo
would be led to oxclaim in the language
of ono of old: "Verily, history doth re
pent itself." Selahl Citizk.
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WHAT
IT The People Want
Good Goods at LowjPrices !
We can give you the best
flour for less money than
any one in the city ....
1 lb good chewing tobacco 20c
1 lb good smoking tobacco 15c
20 lbs best Rice you ever saw for $1
20 lbs best Raisin cured prunes for 1
1 lb best Tea for - 25 cents
10 lbs best Peaches for - $1.00
10 lbs best Pitted Plums, - J .00
Can't be bought anywhere
for this money, , . .
One of the best nutmeg graters
you ever saw ior 10c. Every
lady needs one. Come and
see them. ....
We are selling evaporated apples for
less than anyone in town. We
want everybody to come and see the
above goods
We ecu give you biilmon nt 10c a enn that is first
elass goods. Everyone says it is fine.
"We want everybody to bring their Butter and Eggs
to me and ge; goods at way down prices.
Yours respectfully
B. F. Mizer.
Beware of circulars sent out by other
Houses, as I will knock their prices
galley west. Come and see me.
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General Coittrissior AerGharts.
Wholesale Doalors and Jobbers in
Awarded ;
Hit but Honors-Wtrld'4 hW
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Pides, fups,
SPEGULT IES PflDLTRr. QUE, BUITfR AND EfiQS.
CREAM
BAWNG
POWDffl
MOST PERFECT MADE.
A puie Crape Cream of Tartar Powder. m
torn Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
Write or wire for track price en Eggt. Yu ch always
get a CASH OFFER fremiti.
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