The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, March 12, 1897, Page 4, Image 4
Irar rs. wSBSSISHS!! . , . A! . U - ,i ..NUMi ri 5"i"' w. THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1897. df. V lJ WH6 POWDER Absolutely Pure. i. ulelirated for lit grunt leavening ftreHRtli ami lii'nltlifultiCi'K. AnnrcH the food ngnltut iillim Htul all fortiiH of ailnlteriitlcti common to the cheap lirnnli. HOYA1, 1IAK1NO I'OWNEIt CO., NKW YOKK. AltOUND TOWN. CITY NEWS. O. 0. Tocl was down from Lincoln this weok on business. Received ila.ily fresh ush nutl oysters at Crans' Cliop House, Hilitor Williams of the Kivorton He view was here Tuesday. Children's Oxford shoes and Oxfords at the Cincinnati Shoe Store. Fresh llsh and oysttrs for the Lcutun season at Crans' Chop House. If in need of shoes the Cincinnati hoc Store will llx you out cheaply. 1 ... ... ... . , .uornari cc uiiucr are now uayiug tat cattle and hogs. Sec tlieni before selling. Hurry Coble was in the city this week on a visit to his parents and friends. Fred Rickerson's team ran away on Wednesday and dilapidated his buggy considerably. Miss F.dilh MeKcighnn of Hastings is here this week visiting with her mother and other friends. Charley Robinson spent Saturday ami Sunday in Hasting visiting his parents and other friends. Victor Scott left Monday for St. Paul, this state, whole ho goes to accept a position in a meat market. Rev. Hall of tho Episcopal church will say good-bye to his congregation next Sunday having been called to Louisville, Kentucky. Tho city primaries will be held on next Friday, March 10, from 2 to (5 p.m. First ward at Roby's feed store and second ward at Fireman's hall. Arthur Hughes of Hebron was in the city tho fore part of tho week bidding good bye to his numerous friends be--foro leaving for Dodge City, Iowa. A number of Franklin's bicycle boys rode down to this city last Sunday, but coucludcd that one way was enough aud returned homo on tho passenger in the evening. John Parkinson one of our enter prising young farmers who takes pleasure in reading tho Gkeat Family Wkekly was in Saturday and leftsomo money to help us alone. Torturing, itching, scaly skin eruptions, burns and scalds are soothed at once ant promptly healed by De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve, tho bost known cure for piles. C. L. Cotting. It is surprising what "a wee bit of a thing" can accomplish. Sick head ache, constipation, dyspepsia, sour stomach, dizziness, are quickly banish ed DoWitt's Little Early Risers. Small pill. Safe pill. Best pill. C. L. Cot ting. Mel Sherman has traded tho Win, Rtickbcc residence in the south part of town for a farm in Arkansas. Mr. George Greou, tho purchaser, has moved from Kansas and will reside hero in order to have his children go to our city schools. If you havo over seen a child in tho agony of croup, you can npprociato the gratitude of the mothers who "know that One Miuuto Cough Cure reltovcs their little ones as quickly as it is ad ministered. Many homos in this city are never without it. C. L. Cotting. The sad intelligence of tho death of Mr. J. U. Snce, reached town Friday afternoon. Mr. Sneo was ono of tho oldest and most respected oitizons of Webster county. His doath has been hourly expected for soveral days. His health had boon rapidly falling during tho past year. Bladen Enterprise. Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair, Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair. Da ?wtr CREAM. BAKING PflWDIB A Pure (lrnDC Cream ol Tartar Powder. K'J 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. )' Now wall papet at Cottings. Oxblood oxfords at the Cincinnati Shoe store. Thp Cimkk is prepared to do your job printing. Postmaster Rogors of Wymore was hero this week. C. J. Piatt returned Thursday morn ing from a trip wtst. Miss Myrtle Jones was here from GUldc Rock Thursday. Isaac Shephcrdsou of Rivcrton was in tho city this week on business. Miss Nellie West came np from Falls City Tuesday night to visit with her parents. Tho ladles of tho city arc invited to the millinery opening of Mrs. J. C. Myers on March 17. Buy your fencing of tho Red Cloud Fence Factory. Tho best hog fenco on earth. A Mukiiaht. Mrs. J. C. Myers has a splendid stock of millinery for your inspection. Her opening will bo March 17. When you want a nlco smooth shave or hair cut, givo Goo. Fentress a imII. One door south of tho Bon Bakery. 1). J. Myers and A. C Hosmer wero In Bellalrc, Kansas, this weok in at tendance at tho stock salo of Chas. F. Hutchinson, "Tad" Baundors has moved on tho Chas. Besso place southwest of town aud will put in the summer tilling Nebraska's fortilo soil. Lowis Reisclt, a prosperous farmer of Guide Rock came up a ml got ac quainted with us on last Tuesday and gave us a dollar on subscription. Wo received this week from E. O. Parker of Uuido Rock, one dollar to advanco tho subscription of N. 11. Pet ers of that place to January 1808. Thanks. Geo. Mountford living over in Kan sas, but who does considerable of his trading hero was over Wednesday and tho best of it was that ho called at ur wigwam and gave us two dollars on subscription. Rot. L. J. Harriugton will givo an interesting ami instructive lecture on the Spanish-American republics and the Monroe doctrine, at the opera house in this city on Monday ovening, March 22d. Tickets 25 cents. Thero will bo uo Suuday morning services at the Episcopal church next Sunday. Sunday school will behold at the usual hour. At 4 p. m. Rev. Hall will preach his farewell sermon aud he cordially invites all to bo present. E. E. Turner of Comptou, Mo., writes us that after suffering from piles forsoventccu years, ho completely cured them by using thrco boxes of De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. It cures eczema and severe skin diseases. C. L. Cotting. Tho cheapest fertile lands now open for settlement in tho United States are located in Texas. Tho Missouri, Kan sas and Texas Railway will have ex cursion rates to tho above section on March lSlh, April Oth and 20th, For maps and further information, ad dress tho nearest local agent, or G. A MoNult, 10J1 Union Ave., Knun City, Mo. Tho marriage of Miss Rachel Lctkoti daughter f Mrs. Alison Lcison of thi-i city to Mr Frank W. Cowtlen was sol emnized ht the residence of tho bridoV mother on Cedar street on Wednesday ovening, March 10th, at 8 o'clock p. m. After congi attentions the guests sat down to an ulogant wedding supper. Both tho bride and groom havo resided in this city for a number of years and their many friends will unite with Tiir GuiEK in extending congratulations ind bost wishes. The newly married conple will bo at homo to their friends after March lGth, 1807, List of letters remaining uncalled for at tho postollico at Red Cloud, Neb raska, for the week ending March 12th, 1807. Hitchcock, Thos. ilottchin, Henry Hutchinson, V. T. Lambrecht, Louisa Myers, Ike McLoud, Buck Nye, J. J. Porkerst, Arthur Schwaiu, Fred Thcso letters will be sunt to tho dead lotter otlice, March 20th, if ttot called for before. Fuank W. Cowden, P.M. Rev. G. W. Hummel has been in the revival work for tho past two months at Blue Hill and othor places, with most gratifying results, will commonco revival meetings at Plainviow, south of town, Monday evening, March 8, After tho meeting closes at that place, which will probably last about two weeks, ho will come to Bladen and continue the revival work at this place, Every ono is cordially invited to come out to tho meetings. Bladen Enterprise. Men's and boys shoos that will givo sat isfaction and at 1 o w ojr prices aro tho Solzshoo Sold by Wiener. Wo givo Mttuu guarantou as others do. MORE OH 1.ESS PEHSONATi. Buy plow shoes at tho Cincinnati Shoe Store. John Craft has arrived home after a visit to Boiso City, Idaho. Mortis Stern was looking after busi ness matters in Riverton tills wees. T. E. Penman has placed In ltis store the largo safe formerly used by tho Cowles bank. W. R. Ryker of Guide Rock is in the city this week attending to his duties as commission jr. Woscott & Galusha this week moved to their new quarters in the Rust build ing where they have very comfortable quarters. Tho Orange Jttdd Farmer and the American Agriculturalist Almatiao to gether with Tho CltiKK for $1.35. C. L. Cotting, sole agent, will tefttud your money if not satisfied after using one bottle of Dr. Fen tiers famous medicine. The American Agriculturist Almanac a book which treats on hundreds of subjects, The Orange Jttdd Farmer, one of the best farm papers published aud The Ciiikk all one year for 91.35. Randolph McNltt returned homo Wednesday from a soveral weeks trip at the home of his parents near La Porte, Texas. Ho also visited a nuin der of the principal cities of tho south. Thero will bo a union meeting of tho young people's soiteics of the different churches at the Methodist Church next Sunday evening. All the young folks are most cordially Invited to attend. Wo will pay a salary of $10.00 per week for man with rig to introduce our Poultry Mixture and Insect Destroyer in tho country. Reference required. Address, with stamp. Pntt'KUTio.v Mm. Co., Parsons, Kansas. Don't allow the lungs to be impaired by the continuous irritation of a cough. It is easier to prevent consumption than to cure it. One Minute Cough Cure taken early will ward oil' any fatal lung trouble. C. L. Cotting. Tho Ladles of the Congregational Church expect to 3ccttre the services of Miss Hattie Becker of Lincoln for a musical concert to be given about Mar. 25th. This will be a raro treat for Red Cloud. Prices and exact date will be announced latci. Many cases of "Grippe" havo lately been cured by One Miuuto Cough Cure. This preparation seems es pecially adapted to the cure of this dis ease. It acts quickly thus preventing serious complications and bad ctTcctsln which tills disease often loaves tho patient. C. L. Cotting. i he republican city central commit tee at their recent meeting took up tho question of liceuso or uo liconso and it will bosttpmittcd to tho convention by tho committee -We think if tho com- mittco will look this matter up they will find that it takes just a little more than their decision to place tho ques tion boforo tho voters. Revenue Collector Ed. Ballew ac companied by Sheriff Robb of Chey enne county, Wyoming canto in on tho train from tho west Tuesday. They were on the trail of a couplo of men who murdered a mau up in that coun try nnd robbed him of some four or livo thousand dollars. Tho two mon passed through hereon Thursday aftor doing somo horso trading with same of our local traders. After leaving this city they stopped over night at tho farm oi dames uogonrcii. They gave out tho information that they wero on their way to Beloit where they intended to stop several days and visit with friends and wero going from there to Oklahoma. They are also susnoctcd of being moonshiners and it is supposed that they had in their wagon a couple of stills and about ten barrels of whiskey. Two officers wero sent on tho train and Ballon and Robb stopped SIGNS OF SPRING. Convex a naming that et t lain all incuts general ilcliililj, djpepsla, skin rihu'ii-t"., thciiiuniUm, liver com plaints, etc., need attention. There isn't iiuythng better foa a blood purl iiet than our COTTING S SARSAPARILLA, Nollilin tecret or injMerlons about It -vim ply .nrNijmlllii, ollotv duck ntllllnuU, loillilc of potuoiliim, ete.--tlrtiK. )mi erlmi know Mime thine about Htul which ure rccoiuinciiiU'tl by nil ili)iloliuiv l'lieii it li hone-iiy and carefully made of the bod dings and we give you a bigger bottle than you usually get fur one dollar ami guarantee satis faction. C. L COTTING, Druggist. ODDS AND M1S"DS. County Attorney lianney was here this week. J. 1). Story ami wife of Cowles were hero Wednesday. , Mrs. Dttckcr wa visiting In Guido Rock Wednesday. Jake Maudellxtum was here this week from Blue Hill. Harvoy Cox eaiitu down from Orleans today to visit with the folks. Tho Cincinnati Shoo Store aio mak ing a big cut on all kinds of shoes. A. C. Hosmer aud D. J. Myers re- turned Saturday night from a trip east. Mrs. Chapman, mother of Mrs. Jus. McNony left Saturday night for Den ver, Harry Ooblo while hero subscribed fur The: CuikpIo bu sent to him at Hastings. Everett Dyer, who is braking on tho B. &M. was hero this week visiting Ills patents. For twenty days you can getshoesat away down prices at tho Cincinnati Shoo Store. Mrs. John Marker of Otto left Wed nesday morning on a visit to her old home at Winchester, Virginia. Fou TriADi: A lino gold watch for n cow, nud u horse for a buggy. For particulars inquire at this olllce. Douglas Cather ban resigned his po sition as message hoy hero having ac cepted a belter position at Sterling, Colorado. Lewis Reisell of Guido Rock was hero Tuesday aud of course as ho wanted Tiif. ciunr to contintto left a dollar Willi us before bis departure. Subject for Sunday morning sermon at tho Christian Church, "Objections Overruled." Evening, "Tho Toi oh of Civilization." Everybody invited, Frederick Howard, formerly of this city, now of Council Bluffs, sends us a renewal for Tiik Ciiikk nnd says that ho cannot do without the news from Red Cloud. Robert Harris one of tho enterprising farmers north of town was in rriday aud paid a year ahead for tho best paper in Webster County for which ho has our thanks. John W. Miller and Miss Bertha Sweariugeu both young pooplo of Gar field township were united in marriage by Judgo DutTy on Tuesday, March flth, The Ciiikk extends congratulations nntl best wishes. here and hired a team and wore driven to Burr Oak where they took tho train for Beloit and if tho murderers have not gono in somo diflleront direction they nro probably by this time in tho hands of tho ofllcors. Dr. Price's Cream Unking I'owdor WoHU'a Pair Hlgheat Award. Thin, Pale Children One satisfaction in giving Scottf s Emulsion to children k they never object to it. The fact is, they soon become fond of it Another satisfaction h because it will make them plump, and give them growth and prosperity. It should be given to all children who arc too thin, or too pale It does not make them over-fat, but plump. It strengthens the digestive organs and the nerves, and fur nishes material for rich blood We have a book telling; you more on the subject. Sent free for the asking. SCOTT & llOWNE, New Yoik. Come aud seo tho greatest line of spring caps over shown just received at Wiener's. i Come and see our They aro ho small that the most sensi tive porsons take them, they are so effective that the mostobstiuato cases of constipation, headache nnd torpid liver yield to them. That is why De Witt's Little Early Risers are known as tho famous little pills. C. L. Cot ting. A question might bo asked this weok as to how, under tho primary to bo held on next Friday, is Red Cloud township going to got a chanco to have a say in tho selection of a school board at the convention which raeots onMon day, March 22V They cannot bt al lowed to vote at the primary as they do not livo in tho city. It might be a good idea for tho city central commit too to moot in tho Argus ofllce again and givo tho voters of the township their rights in this matter by calling a separate convention for nomination of a school board. Aro you sure you aro saving any money by sending away for your clothing? Boforo doing so tako your sample and go to Wieners. He has just re turned from tho east and brought an Immonso stock of goods. You will find all wool mens' suits from 15.00 to 810.00 that you can not dupli cate elsowhere. You pay no express charges, no trouble in getting a good lit, you will ilntl it 'money in your pocket. At tho same timo you help build up your own town, theroby ad vancing tho prico of your farm or home. It will cost you only a liitlo timo to convinco yourself that you can buy cheapen' at home. Just look at his lino of childrons' suits, double kuee, double seat, doubln elbow, taped scams. Tnoy are no more than tho other kind. f $5.00 AH Wool Men's Suits, Which We Just Received. They are Equal to any $8 Suit You Ever bought They are Great Values at the Priee. ALSO THE FAMOUS H. S. M. MAKE FROM $8.00 UP. Wiener thbclotmer. J t f 1 v M Dbsf 7 Otic Alinutc Cough Cure, cures, That U what U was made for. f ii- rich in flfl- y rm n. - .... tnthn nubile ?tbat we wilt have oar firs t Hdand Opening V ninTMBNr in thcMlLUNBRruarw Pattern Hats, Untrimmed riais. j-i An elegant line of Ribbons, Cantons, tu-" nmlds. crifcp. " f . iJV. Nfc. sail all. . 4. X. .AV r a . J? w$f ( li .p II m a I .!& II - 1 ,kcS . .. f