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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, FRIDAY, JULY tfl, 1SWJ.
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whomay send their I'. O. nnd Kxprcss address.
we adviso nnv ono wlshinir a euro tontliircM
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THE CHIEF
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m, Mixed Tr.ilu. I. M as n.m. Ar 11:15 i.m
(iOINU WEST
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141 Mixed Twill, " I '.". p. 111. " II IK. a. Ill
15 rM'nKT. " .10 i. Mi. " 8:30 p. Ill
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15c MEAL.:?
BREAD, MUTTER, X
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4.4..j.4.-t4'
The Grand Hotel.
Cor 1'Jth & Q "Us , Lincoln, Neli.
105 Nioely Furnished Rooms. Elevator.
Htenm Heat. Electric Bell. Only two
blocks from Urn two principal thea
tres. W.T.HI'KNCK. S T SIM'.SC'i:, JUnaireri.
MRS. J 11.SIUUKY,
Tcaclirr of
IXSTKUMU.VrAl. jil'sh:.
CuBtoniBry prices. Dully hulf hour los-
oriB to now bpginuers
rates.
nt reasonable
DC. JENKINS.
TKACII'HOP
Violin, C:orncl and Clniinct.
Hed Cloud, Neb.
Will utmriuitee Mtlsf,," Hon to scholar who
desire to Itm n nnv l tl. ahnjo liistriiiin-iits.
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Will ItlVC till f(1 ItfSSlllls If.lin irsBOll iiur ii-.ui ,
n. ,i. I'l.iiuw tntif.1 iii'mmm . I'avn or.
t tills o'fllce. or uddies mv, general delivery
nd I wlllcill.
OfDS xsn EXDS.
T, E. Bottenfiold of Nelson was in the
city this week.
A dance was giv6n in tho old Masonic
hall lbBt evening.
S. I. Cozad nnd family are home from
Long Inland, Kau.
Miss Fannie Botitloy of Lincoln is
visiting in the eitj.
A number of wheelmen were down
from IMtulen efaterdity.
W.G. Warren was u;i from Superior
to attend the biejele tii'-ot.
Frunk Smith returned from Colorado
tho latter part of lust week.
J. K. MiCl.iren. of North Brunch,
Kan., was in the li this week.
Several gei.tleitvi, from Superior at
tended tho inert) in lied Cloud yeater
day. Minn Minnie L.uiterbuch, of Colby,
Kansas, id iHttitir fr ends in Hed Cloud
this weeK.
Herbert Stone ot Orleans was shnkinK
handrt with hie m..iy old aciuainlanceB
in Ked Cloud on thn IKkh.
When ou want a nice emooth ahavo
or hair-cut, ;ivo Geo. Fentrena u call
One doorfioulh of ilm Uou Ton Hakery.
The beautiful rii'tin throughont tho
county this week luive placed tho corn
crop out of danger and a bounteouo
yield is assured.
The W. C. T. U. will tneot during Au
guBt with Mrs. F. S. Sherwood. Tho
annual meeting for the election of of
ficers will bo August 0, Every mombor
is requested to bo present.
Something for nothing. Evoryone
who buys u Kand-McNally Guide stands
insured in tho Fidelity .t Casualty Co.,
for 1,000, without chargo Subscribers
insured continuously. For snlo bv all
newsdealers.
Notwithstanding the (lings of tho
Nation at Albort Knrt of Iilue Hill, he
is one of tho best men on tho board of
supervisors, and practices oconomy not
only on his enemies, but on all alike.
When it comes to county business, ho is
for tho people and will not vote with a
clique to make fish of ono and fowl ot
tho other. That is more thnn you can
eay of pops,
Awarded
HigfaMt Honors-WorM' Rattg
F CREAM
BAKING
POWDER
MOST PERFECT MADE.
hie Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Frta
i Ammonia, Aiumorany oinerruuiicmx.
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
llvpiililU'iuix Take .VitU'U.
Hon. O. M. Latuborteon will epeuk 1h
tho court house to-night lit whluh timo
u MuKinley iiml Holmrt cluh will ho or
ganized. Evorjbody invited.
:itv NEWS.
Correct time at Penman's.
Mrs. .las. Hurden was in Kansas
tills
weok.
Uicyclo shoes $1.7. at Cincinnati Shoe
Store.
Tan shoo polish and cleaner at Kaloy's
Shoe Store.
Randolph McNitt was in Lincoln on
business this weok.
It you desiro to know jour birth stono
look nt Ponmati's ad.
If you want our ropniring done right
got Geo. Ulair to do it.
Shoo dressing for russet and tan shoos
at Cincinnati Shoe Storo.
If you want a tin roof that won't leak
got Geo, Hlair to put it on.
A. II. Hoskins of Norcatur, Kansas,
wiib in Red Cloud tliie week.
Alwajs in season, llopkin's Steamed
Hominy (Hulled Com). Elegnnt lunch
in milk.
Rev. T. E. Horton will proach in tho
Congregational church next Sabbath
morning.
Rev. J, K. Mnxllold nnd family wore
in Deweoso this weok attending camp
meoting. "Roy" eon of Goo. Hutchison fell
from a troo the other day nud broko his
shoulder.
Will change your tan shoos to Ox
Blood or Illack. Cincinnati Boot and
Shoo store.
J. K. Aultz is having bal luck. First
his cow died and laBt night his black
driving horse diod,
Neal Lindsoy, tho little Bon of Geo. W.
Liudsoy, had the misfortune to brouk
his leg on Thursday,
Homer Dnyless received somo bad in
juries this weok while in pursuit of his
avocation bb u railroader.
There will bo a Sunday-school rally at
Amboy Sunday afternoon at three
o'clock, in the grovo. All aro invited.
Chamborlain'rt Cough Remedy cure
colds, eronp nnd whooping oongh. It is
pUnfmnt, iafe and reliable. For sale by
B. E.Grico.
Mr. J. J. Sheldon's daughter Sadie,
aged nino years fell out of a tree a few
days ago, and diod Sunday from tho re
sults of injuries rocoived. Sho was
buriod Monday.
John K. Aultz. has cloanod up the
comotery in tine shape and now if tho
ownors of lots would do likewise it
would not bo long before it would bo
prottily arranged.
Persons who havo a conglilng spell
overy uight, on account of a tickling sen
sntlou in the thront, may overcome it at
once by a dose of One Minnte Cough
Core. CLColting.
fj Damn showed this ofllco somo val
ua le oro from mines in Galona, Kansan,
which he visited a few dns since. Ho
saya tho mines from which he got the
ore aro very valuable
Hiimll in nir.e, but great in results. De
Witt's Littlo Early Itinera act gently but
thoroughly, curing indigestion, dyspep
sia nud oonBtipntinn. Small pill, snfn
pill, best pill. C li Cotting.
On Inst Thursday night u number of
Indies of this city tondered Mrs. Horight,
Mrs. S. West's cousin of Chicago, who
has beon visiting hero for somo months,
a rocoptton. A vory pleasant time was
reported.
Should there be a lady in town who
does not use the ceiobrated yeast foam,
we would adviso hor to try the free 6am
plo given hor by tho North-western
Yeast Co'b ogont. Nothing liko it for
raising a light, sweet, nutritious and
healthy loaf ot bread .
When we consider that the intestines
are about flvo times ns long as the body
wo can realize thb intense suffering ex
perienced when they become inflamed,
DeWitt's Collo and Gholora Oare subdues
inflammation at onco nnd completely re
moves the dilllcnlty. O L Cotting.
C. L. Cotting our ontorprising drug
gist nnd music dealor, has made nrrango
nionts whoroby he will be suppliod with
now musio publications evory fow wooke
nnd will soli thorn. nt just ono unlf tho
regular prico. Tho first installment is
now on oalo and bo invitos your inspec
tion. The Ladies' Missionary socioty of tho
Congregational church will meet at the
church next Tuosday aftornoon, August
1, at 3 o'clock. Subjoct foi study,
"Afiica." Mrs, Horton will conduct the
mooting, for which an interesting pro
gram has boen proparod, All ladies aro
cordially invited.
Tho Nation oditors aro trying hard to
condono the aot of tho pop supervisors
in giving thorn $210 in cold cash for
nrinting the tax list, more thanothor.
papors in Webster county hud offerod to
do it for. Such procoodings uro ehamo
ful nnd those mombord ot tho board
should be rolegated to obscurity for
their llagrnnt violation of all principles
of onconomy.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World's Pair Highest Award.
Ultll.r lUI.MIOX. j
C Wiener i home from Denver.
Cincinnati Shoo Store for rotinirlni! . !
Corn looks tine all ovor Webster couu
ty.
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E. II. Ambler was In Red Cloud
week.
Hicjele shoes at Cincinnati Shoo
Storo $1.7i"
For a tine hair tonic call on Hutchin
son & lliatt, the barbers.
Wo pell the Hull Rearing Hiej ele shoes.
Cincinnati Shoo Storo.
(Quality in binding twine is a big item.
A. Morhart has the best.
Miss Ronnie Einigh was enjojing a
visit in the eountrj this week.
I have tho only thoroughbred Jersey
bull in Hed Cloud. Len Anltz.
Go to Cincinnati Shoo Store with jour
shoe repairing Now workman
Mrs Ed Rrown is home from her visit
and now Ed will havo to be good.
IJon't fail to Bnvo jour money by buy
ing your binding twine of A. Morhart
Mrs. David Rosier left this w ok for
Missouri whero sho will visit her daugh
ter. Tho pops will all go to Huntings next
Tues lay to tlio stale convention of that
party.
Mrs. Mcintosh, living near tho city,
got her foot badly cut on a barb wiro
the otlior day.
II. E. Pond has IV20 acres of well
foncod and well-watored pasturo land
for rent cheap.
T. E Calvort, one of tho "big modi
cine men" of the Burlington Route, was
in the city this week.
Do vou want vour tan shops chanced
to Ox Blood or Black color tako thorn to
Cincinnati Shoo Store.
Home young followRin Lino township
woroto bonrrestod this week fordisturb
ing roligious mtotings.
Miss P. D. Yelser desires to add to
her pronent class. Studio in tho Moon
block. Sho is a fine artist.
We offer our readers some valunble
information this week from tho Hon. J.
A.Pipor, socrotary ot stato.
Mrs. Borightof Chicago, who has beon
visiting with the family of Sam'l West
departed for her homo Tuesday
Do you want n pair of shoos made to
fit? Go to Cincinnati Shoo Store
Only custom shoemaker in the city.
Tho familiar face of L. Bourn of Chi
cago, was to be soon in Red Clud this
week. He looks as natural as can bo.
Thoro will be sixty eastern excursion
ists in Rod Cloud next Tuesday. Our
peoplo should see that they uro royally
entertained.
The race track in tho fair grounds has
recently been remodolod, and overybody
is invited to drive thereon in order to
pack the surface
Mnj. L. B. Greenlee, Col, Jus. Nau ot
the Leador, Gen. R. Hamill, Sargent
Palmer and Chaplin r. Delahoyde woro
pleasant callore this week.
Honry Grnvouer cousin of Mrs. (. B.
Stansor wbb rocontly murdorod in Afri
cu. The whole family, conisting of wife
and children woro murdered.
Pans the irood wo'd along the line
Piles onn lie quickly cured without an op
eration by pimply applying Do Witt's
Witch IfHel Halve. O L Cotting.
T W. Harrington, living north of Red
Cloud eight milon, whllo visiting his
brother in Kansai Tuesday, had tho
mii-fortuue to break his tongue (we
mean his wntron tongue), which fright
ened his muled to the extent that they
ran away, throwing himself and wife
out of tho vehicle They woro not in
jured soriously, howovor.
We have put in a rapid folding ma
chino tor tho Nebraska and Kansas
Fa rm or, and expect to bo able to publish
our largo edition prnmtly on time (the
10th of each month) horoaftor. Wo
shall continue to publish tho same for
an indefinite period at ten cents per
your. Thoso roceiving tho paper will
only bo charged that amount which
they may send to us in stamps or cur
rency. This should bo dono soon. Ro
rnomber that The Fnrmor is ono of tho
host modiums thnt has ovor beon pub
lished in Nobrnska or Kansas for the
bonotit ot tho farmers or stockmou.
Twelve subscriptions tor ono year will
be sent to any address on receipt of ono
dollar; six copies for fifty cents. Agents
wanted. Send in your subscriptions at
onco. Thk Faumkh Co., Red Cloud,
Nobrnska.
Poor Blood
is starved blood. It shows itself
in pale cheeks, white lips, weak
digestion, no appetite, exhaus
tion, lack of nerve force, soft
muscles, and, chief of all, weak
muscles. Your doctor calls it
Anaemia. He will tell you that
the weakening weather of sum
mer often brings it on.
Scott's
Emulsion
of Cod-liver Oil with Hypo-
phosphites, will make poor blood
rich. It is a food for over-taxed
and weak digestion, so prepared
that it can easily be taken in
summer when Cod-liver Oil or
even ordinary foods might repel.
SCOTT & BOWNE, J New York
Fur &ale at soc. and $!. by all druKgots.
The lllvjrtuMful.
The heavy rnln of Tuesday tlxod tho
trBuk ' "'"Pint shape for the races on
therUMi. The day was all that could I
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uu ucBiruu in point, iii wraiuer, MUlinllgli
during tho last part of tho pingraiu thot
1 limiting clouds threatened to deluge tho
I nr.ltt ..i'.i-l ttilmilA l.i.l P.-......I
uni .ii . ,i7 j in. iiuti-, .ittt I I ... mi-ill li lln
ineiciftil and there was not the shghtest
breen to break the peifect calm.
A large crowd was present, and they
were not disappointed in their evpecta
turns to see xotiio fnnt riding.
The half mile nmico wue captured bj
James MaMlold of this city, with A. E
Springer ot Bladen a cluse second. As
these were the only two entered in this
races, it was a hard light for llrst prize
from tlio start. Tune, l.lo J ,.
There were no many entries In tho
professional races that it was necessary
to run trial heats fir iiiialillcatiou. In
the first heat there was a bad epill on
the curve as tint bunch was sprinting
into tlie homo stretch, in which "Reddj"
Maxwell, Mockut and Freilorickson ro
ceied Bouie bad bruises.
In the limit of the half mile open pro
fessional, Fredorickson received llrst
money, Mockett second, and Hnjiiiau
third. Time, 1 18 'J 5.
A time limit of 2:.'!0 was placed on the
one mile upon, amateur, so there louUI
!l
lie no "soldiering," hut they were all
backward when it camo to setting pace,
and consequently tho limit was tint
reachod and a pacemaker was put in
nnd tho ruco run over, with Gammon
finishing iirat, Fleschor socoud, and
Baugh third. Time, '2:'23.
The one tnilo open, professional, was a
regular loaf, no time limit being placed.
In tbo sprint down tlio homo stretch,
Maxwell crossed the tape tirst, Freder
ickaon second, McCall third. Time, - ft).
Tho halt mile amateur, open, was a
hotly contested race, in order to get un
der the limit of 1:15. The llrst trial
was successful, Baugh finishing tirst,
Mills socond, Fleschor third, in 1:11 lift.
Tho one mile amateur tandem raco
was won by Gnmmon and Siiger in the
time ot 2:15.
No fast time was attempted in tlio
professional races until tho throe mile
handicap was reachod, when Harry Eck,
who was on tho UiO yarl mark led the
bunch it terrific pace for two and a quar
ter miles, where, owing to tho bunch
continually changing pace, ho was over
taken and finished fourth in the final
sprint, Ab they crossed tho tape for the
lust lap, Maxwell, the scratch man, who
had beon following in the rear, made it
tromoudous spurt and held it till tho
ond, winning tirst money, with Lawson,
tho terrible Swede from Chicago, finish
ing socond, und Froderickson third. It
was owing to Kelt's hot pace for tho first
two miles thut tho stato record dropped
to 7:.'l9, more than -0 seconds.
Tho two milo lup race was vory inter
esting, tho ridora sprinting down the
home stretch to boo who should croBa
the tapo first at each turn of the track.
Tlio first prizo wont to Sager, the second
to Mills, nnd third to Baugli.
This ended tho best bicjelo meet ever
held in tliU part of the Btate. Tho rid
ora complimnuted tho surface of the
truck vory highly, and say that, with
more banking, it would be the fastest
track in the Btate.
Drive out the impurities fro in your
blood and bnlld up your system by creat
ing nn appetite and toning the stomach
with Hood's SnHaparllla, if you would
keep yonrnelf well.
Hood's Pills nre the bent after dinner
pill; asuiKt digestion, cure hondaohu. '-To.
in. e. noti:s.
Fourth quarterly mooting August 8 to
0.
Rov. W. U. Alexander of Hustings will
prouch Aug. J), nt 10:110.
Rov. Metcnlf of CowIob was in our city
Monduy culling on friends.
Rev. Black woll proacbod tho tun oral
sermon on Monday morning at the homo
ot Bretbor and Sistor Shirley, tor thei r
little daughter.
Our eyes looked upon tho splondod
corn fields nnd lovely homos in the no rth
half ot Wobstor und Franklin counties
on Monday, Tuesday und Wednesday of
this woek.
Tho topic cards havo urrivod for tho
two loaguos und uro beautiful as woll us
useful.
Plainview, oneof Rov. G. W. Hummol'fl
appointments, is surroundod by groat
Holds of corn which will n" doubi on
courage tho peoplo to build a large
church, so groutly noedod.
Tho School of Methods opens ut Do
woose, Aug. 13. .' .'" .
The Hastings district camp meat ing
opens at Dowooso, August 17,
Rov. W. B. Alexnndor will preach at
Now Virginia schoolhouso Friday night,
August 7, also on Saturday ut 10:00 a. rn.
and hold quarterly conference at 2 p. rn,
Ambov is the plnco whoro tho Cowlos
quarterly mooting occurs, August 8 and 9
Through the appreciated kindnoes of
a friend this parson and his family had
a vory enjoyable outing the first of tho
weok.
Hoggs' Blood Purifier and Wood Maker
ourtu all blood disorders. All eruptions
of tho skin can be removed by the use of
this wonderful medioiue. It has no
equal, und is purely vegetable. 0. L.
Cotting keeps it, as well us all other llrst
class goods.
MINER
SEE THAI
New
wing
Wachirie
That
we
are oinif
Has Four Drawers,
Oak Finish, . . .
Valued at 35.00.
THIS
MACHINE
Will be given away Absolutely Free
August 1, 1896,
To Our Customers.
Come and see us
Miner Bros.
The Oki
Www
REMOVAL
CLEARING
We aro going to move out of our present locution in less thnn
three weeks. In the mean time wo oiler our stock of
Boots and - Shoes
at big reductions. Tho following aro a few of our
KYK OPENERS.
LADIES' SHOES.
Ludios' Fino Kid, Button, Turns, Narrow, Squuro Tip at ft) 50 for $3 00
" " " " Floxiblo Razor Tip funcy heel foxing ut 2 Ro " 2 00
" Opera Tip Shoes, ut 11K) " 1 GO
i ii ii Razor " " " Si 00 " 175
' Dongolu Button Picudi'lly tip Shooa at. . '. ! '.'. .'..'. '. '. '.'.'.'. '.'. '. '. 1 2o " 00
" Kangaroo Calf, Pluin Too (mude for sorvico) at 2 00 " 1 75
GlovoGrain, Button, Plain Too, ut 125 " 100
FIFTY SEV EN PAIRS ot Ladies Fino Hand Turns, plain tip
92 50 to (5,00 shooB, odd sizes, 2 to 5, which will muko groat
school shoes und for evoryMuy wear 1 25
Our lino ot OXFORDS at MANUFACTURER'S COST.
Children's and Boys, Shoes.
Youth's Dongolu Button, Sole-Loather Tip $ 1 00 Shoes for 8 85
MiBBoe' " " 125 " "100
Youths' Grnln Button, Stock Tip 100 " " 85
Missos 125 " "100
hisses' Kungnron Cult DuttHii 1 25
Misses Dongola Button, Patent Round Tip 150 " " 135
Ladies Fine 1.50 turns, sizes 1 and xit will muko groat
school shoos, for 1 00
Boys' Laco nnd congress from 1 2.1 to 100
And many othors. It will surely pay jou to buy now.
MEN'S SHOES.
Men's Fine $0.00 Cordovans Sheos 3 75
ii 00 Kangaroo Shoos 3 00
" " ii 00 Calf Welt Shoes $2 50 3 00
$2 00 Satin Oils 175
" " SI 75 Satin Oils 1 CO
" ' II 50 Buff Lace and Congress 1 25
" 82 00 Dongola Laco Shoes 150
" " m 00 Calf, Plain Wide Toe, Congress 2 35
ii ii $2 25 Dress Shoe, Latest Squaro Toe 2 00
These aro only a few of our many bargains. Come at once.
Lay in your supply of School Shoes and Shoes for "Winter
Wear before it is too late. Will be moved by the 8th or
12th of August.
A. H. Kaley, Prop,
CINCINNATI SHOE STORE,
BROS.
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