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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, FRIDAY, F
1898.
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rou oakinq powotn co., ncv yoak.
CITV NKWS.
F. I. Hadloy carriage painter.
Hear tlu! Imperials on the 'J 1st.
J V. Warren v:is in Superior Tues-
Go to llutlcr for tin" best in saddlery
iiml harness. tSSZZZ
F. V. Taylor is homo from :i trip to
Kansas City.
Hen Ludlow iintl wife were in Hast
ings this week.
Mrs. Amanda Cuniinings lias been
liiito sick lately.
See tliosu lino surreys at Potorson's
ml note tnu low prices.
E. E Burr and S. Columbia of Guide
Hock were here Wednesday.
Miss Maud Merrill, who has been
quite seriously ill is on the mend.
Walter linger has resigned his po
sition in the Nebraska Mercantile Co's.
store.
Julian Sapp has returned from a sev
eral week's visit in Kansas City, Lin
coln atid Omaha.
On another page of this paper will
be found a book offer which every sub
scriber should read.
Mrs. Lightfoot has had her property
on Seward strcnt improved by placing
a new Miinglo roof on it.
F. J. Holfe, a former resident of this
city, was hero Wednesday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. A. (. Willis.
I can give you better bugpics for the
money than anyone else. I gut them
in carload lots. Jami-.s Pktkuson.
Astablo for the use of ShoiilT Wells
is being placed on the northwest cor
ner of the lots directly across from the
jail.
"Econosiy Honeset Cordial" made by
tho famous old Harmony society,
greatest of all appetizers. For sale by
C. L. Cotting.
Uev. I. W Eilson of Iowa will preach
at the Baptist church next Sunday,
February 13th, morning and evening.
All aro cordially invited.
A pleasant party was given by Mrs.
Geo. W. Liudsey on Monday ovoning
in honor of Mrs. Damercll of Hastings,
nnd Mrs. James Glass of Kearnoy.
A new subscriber, or an old subscrib
er, who pays n year in ndvanco of Feb
ruary 14th, 1898, will recoive two good
books. Head advertisement on atioth
er page.
Everybody is delighted to hear of
the return of tho famous Imperial
Quartet, which will sing at tho Con
gregational church on tho 21st. An
oatiro change of program.
Foil IIknt Stock ranch of 000 acres
trn miles north of Hod Cloud, known
ai the Eustis ranch, with buildings.
.Also a fi()0 acre river bottom pasture.
C. W. Kai.ev, Hed Cloud, Neb.
The young people of the Haptist
church will give 11 social at the church
Friday evening, February 11. Sand
wiches, picKles, cake and coffee will bo
served for 10 cents. A shoit musical
program will bo rendered. All aro
moa cordially invited.
At a school meeting in a neighboring
town the iiiu.-tion of teachers wages
was being discussed and one of the
orators said: "Now you can buy a
cow for $ir, but you can get a better
one for $20; and you can hire a school
teacher for 81.r a month, but it pays
better to pay 8-0 for a good one. Your
cheap cow won't give much milk and
it's tho same way with tho cheap school
teachor." Hoatrico Democrat.
Frank Sherwood was down town to
day for tho first time since ho had his
tusslo with cholera morbus. Ho says
hu drovo thirty inilos after ho was ta
kon and nover came so near dying in
his life. After this when ho goes out
in tho country ho will tako a bottle of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea remedy with him. Missouri 1 Val
ley (Iowa) Times. For salo by II. E.
Grice.
AKOUNI) TOWN.
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair,
Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
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A fun Grape Creio ol Tartar Powder.
. ' 40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
MKH15 MHXTIOX.
See lladley for paper hanging.
I. C.Cooper of Blooniington was hero
Monday.
Geo. Hodgcrs of Lincoln wns here
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lester of Inavale was here the
first of tho week.
A. Cook presented us with a dollar
on subscription last week.
O. M.Judyol Burr Oak, Kansas, was
hero a couple of days this week.
Will Kuchn was in last week and
gave us a doilar on subscription.
Cotting the Druggist can supply
you with any kind of sewing machine
needles.
For a first class shave or hair cut
call on G. W. Fentress one door south
of Calmes' bakery.
Prospoiity has struck S. Hcckwith
and he has put up a carpenter shop
south of Miner Bros, store.
The way that ih buggies go out
from Peterson's denotes that lie has
tlie goods at the right price.
James Pctt von has hist l't ceived the
finest carload of buggies ever brought
to this place. Call and mm them.
G001I workmanship and material
in harness is the same as in other
goods. J. O. Butler's goods have both.
German of Freeport pays more taxes
than any other insurance company in
Webster county. O. C. Ti:i:i., Agent.
Eddie Gilinore of this county and
Jennie HoiicK of Franklin county were
narried by Judge Duffy on Wednes
day. C. H. Besse was in Indiauola this
week foi the purpose of looking after
some farm property owned by him
near there.
J. L.Miner and daughter Mary left
the first of the week for Chicago where
they will look after tho purchase of a
largo invoice of goods.
Elmer Hawkins, (Jeo. Sutton, Geo.
Wilson and Frank Bushee were up
from Guide Hock Saturday night and
attended the dance here.
Mrs. M. W. Dickerson rct'irncd
home from Beatrice Monday evening.
Her daughter, Mrs. Thoinai Wilson,
who i very sick, is much better.
F. C. Johnson, a prosperous farmer
of ltosemont was in town Thursday
and called on us, leaving two dollars
on subscription as a remenibraucc of
his visit.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will give an oyter supper at tho home
ot Mrs. W. E. Hoby on Tuesday even
ing, February fith. Supper 15c. Ev
erybody eomo.
V. II. Scrivner, real eslato man,
will cnll vniit f'U'tti frit- vnil for !L roil.
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sonable per cent, or will t ratio your
iarms lor Missouri limns, jyuuicss, v.
H. Scrivner, Hed Cloud, Nebr.
J. H. Smith writes combined insur
ance for a term of five years at 3 per
cent. On schools houses, churches nnd
farm property on tho installment plan.
Drop him a card at Red Cloud, Nob.
A. D. Finch of tho Bible school work
of the Church of Christ in Nebraska,
has been lecturing at tho Christian
church this week. Tho lectures wero
very excellent, wo aro told, nnd wero
free, which perhaps accounts for tho
small attendance.
Dr. J. R. Williams, associated with
Dr. W. L. Dayton of Lincoln, Nebras
ka, will be i Hed Cloud, Friday and
Saturday, February 18th and UHli, in
the office of Dr. L. II. Beck for the
treatment of diseases of the eyo, ear,
nose and throat and tho fitting of
glasses.
Charley Ha.elton on Tuesday met
witli a painful accident. He was
putting a 112 calibre rille into his
huggy wiien 11 was accniontaliy His
charged the ball going through his coat
sleevo above the wrist and ranging
downward clipped out a piece of flesh
fiom the lleshy part of the hand below
tiie thumb.
C W. Kaley is the possessor of an
invitation from the Trans-Mississippi
exposition iinnagc ment to be one of a
partj of about fifty who will make i
tour of the prominent cities of tho
south in the Interests of the exposition.
Mr. Kaley lias accepted tho invitation
and will leave with the party from
Omaha next Sunday.
The Osborne Farmer says: Each
member of the Kirwin Congregational
Sunday school has been given a penny
to invest which is to bo returned at the
end of four weeks with anincrenso and
the sporting editor of the Topcka Capi
tal ndds that this is whero the wicked
little boy who knows how to shoot
eraps will shine as a particuhuly bright
star.
Mis9 Nora Graves, tho vocal teacher
of this plaeo will give a musical Thins
day evening, February 17th, at 8 o'clock
in tho Methodist church. A most en
joyable program will be rendered.
Selections will be rendered by the chil
drt 11 of her choi al class. You will also
hear the now ladies quartet and the
malo quartet, and numerous other in
teresting selections. Tho price of ad
mission will bo 15c and ovoryono is es
pecially invited to attend and onjoy a
raro musical treat.
In tho district court yesterday, Wil
Ham S. Garher brought suit for dam
ages to the oxtont of $jQ,W!J against tho
Impeiial Insurance company of Lou
don. Hn alleges that in the Colorad
Springs judicial precinct on January
18, a complaint was filed against hnn
by W. S. Boynioii and also t.y u
man named Reynolds at the ins tana
of the defendant company charging
him with arson. He was imprisoned
(or eleven days and when his trial oc
curred was cleared from all blame Hi
was forced to expend $03!J for atioi
11 ys fees and other expenses and snf
fereil his reputation $30,000 worth. He
says that in Webster county whero ho
is, thero is no agouey of the com unis
sued. Ho tbereforo brings suit in Lan
caster county. Lincoln Stato Journal.
See our book offer.
Hadley paints buggies.
A. Maynard was in Hebron this
week.
Mrs. C. H. Kaley is visiting friends
in Lincoln.
It. S. I'roudfit of Guide Hock was
up Tuesday.
Charley Dickerson has taken a po
sition with Wm. House.
1). J. Mycis helped us out with a dol
lar on subscription this week.
Donald Warren of Paola, Kansas,
father of Editor Warren, is here.
Chas. Ha.elton remembered us with
tho price of a year's subscription this
week.
Here's to your gord health I Uts
"Economy Boneset Cordial." C. L
Cot'.ing.
Mildred Ha.elton of Kansas City is
heie visiting with her In other Clins.
lla.eltoti and wife.
Every lover of good music wilt hear
tin.- Imperial quartet at the Congrega
tional church on the !21st.
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T. C. Hnekeriiiitl wifereturned Mon
day morning frcin a several month's
visit at San Francisco, California.
Next Monday, February 11,1s St.
Valentines Day, and that in will be ap
propriately observed there is no doubt.
A very pretty window displ y. is that
at Miner Bros. As an artist in this
line Bert Ducker is getting to the
front.
Tin: Cinnr, a set of Christy pattern
knives, anil a bound bo k, all for one
subscription paid in advance. Sub
scribe now.
The Union Fire Insurance Company
is the best mutual. Combine risks; in
installments !3 per cent. J. II. Smith,
Special Agent.
The Congregational ladies will give
a literary and musical sociable, Febru
ary Mth at the residence of Mrs. C. W.
Kaley. Admission 10c. 2t
11. C. Cutter was a pleasant caller
the fust of the week and left us several
pieces of silver on subscription, for
which lie has our thanks.
By the time our paper reaches the
people another night operator, Ed
Hall, who was here several years ago,
will be installed at the depot. This is
the seventh. v;.lD
Mr. 1) wight Jones has been very ser
iously ill this week. Physicians from
both Superior and' Hed Cloud have
been called in consultation 011 his case.
(initio Hock Signal.
Keep it in the houso, whenever you
got "blue" or feel "shaky" or indis
posed, one small doso of "Economy
Boneset Cordial" sets you right. For
sale by C. L. Cotting.
Tho dance under tho management of
Henry Diedorich and Henry Holsman
held ut the iiremun's hall on last Satur
day night was a decided success both
financially nnd otherwise. It is getting
to look like old times.
Dr. J. P. Williams, associated with
Dr. W. L. Dayton of Lincoln, Nebras
ka, will be in Red Cloud Friday and
Saturday, February 18th and 19th, in
the office of Dr. L. II. Beck for tho
treatment of diseases of tho oye, car,
nose and throat and tho fitting of
glasses.
"How many votes did Hanna got?"
asked a Pefferizcd pop who hail not
been to town recently. "Sevcnty-threo"
was an answer. A startled look caiuo
into tho old man's ojos. Then as he
bolted for the door ho muttered, "Seventy-three,
'?!). Samo old crimo over
again. Tho cussed republicans will
never let up on that." Lawrence (Kan
sas) Journal.
A cyclone in Gyorgia recently blew
away a big fence on which tho "after-
taking" picture ot a local farmer had
been painted by a patent medicine firm.
Soon afterwards tho old fellow re
ceived tho following noto from a neigh
bor: "I'm sorry tho cyclone blowed
your picture so far but I've got good
nowsforyou. BillJiukins found m.t
left leg, Mark Wilkins is got a husk 'o
ver back, Dan Jones found yer right
arm, an' I understun' that Sister Molly
Bron is got totltor arm, likewise yer
right leg. All the pieces I seen fit tor
gell er good. What I want tor know is
how much will yer give for yer head."
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Head our free book offer.
J. O. Butler's goods are up-to-date.
Miss Pearl Smith is visiting her sis
ter in Lincoln,
The little child of Elmer Strottp and
wife died Tuesday.
J. W. Hunchwy ohas returned from
his trip to Comptou, Illinois.
A raro musical program at tho Al. E.
church next Thursday evening.
Harness Mint will wear, keep its
shape ami look neat is tho kind made
by J.O. Butler.
Fred Padden, who is traveling in tho
Interests of a Kansas City grain firm,
was here this week.
Mrs. G. L. Gnll'is, after a visit wi'.h
her mother Mr ltife anil other friends
has returned to Lincoln.
Atvnli MeCord and Miss Mary Wal
ker, both of Bladen, were given license
to wed by Judge Duffy on Monday.
Musieale by Miss (! raves' choral
class at the Methodist chinch, Thurs
day evening, Feb 17. Admission Ifie.
A. It. Carswi'll was up before the in
sanity board yeterday. His eae is
not serious and he will be taken back
home.
(uito a good sized company of Moil
em Woodmen visited with tin-brethren
at Guide Hock on Monday night. A
splendid time is leporled.
Win. McClelland, accompanied by
his son was here the first of tho week
putting down his new pa'.euted steel
track on the biidge east of town.
Perfectly harmless, but very power
ful is "Economy Boneset Cordial," a
remedy par-excellence for all forms of
u digtstijn. For sale by C. L. Cutting.
Our correspondents should remem
ber that all correspondence should be
at I his office by Thursday noon in or
to insure publication. Please bear this
in mind.
Mrs. L. A. Hussong had the misfor
tune this week to trip on a loose side
walk board and quite seriously sprain
her knee and sustained several other
bruises.
I. Freyniark, of the llrni of Freyinark
k. Co.. has returned from his eastern
purchasing trip and soon a large in
voice of spring goods will be arriving
as evidence if the trip.
Dr. G. E. McKcoby of Guthrie, Okla
honia, iias been successful in seeming
two important positions at that place,
having been appointed surgeon of tho
United States penitentiary and phy
sician for the deaf and dumb asylum.
The poultry editor of tho Conway
Springs Star concludes, after extended
experience, that jack rabbit meat is
tho best thing to make liens lay that
has over been discovered. Kill rabbits
and feed thorn to your hens and get
eggs. Beaver City Tribune. C3
To the Public I wislito unnounco
to tho public that tho yellow oil wagon
will contluuo to makodaily trips over
tho city as it has for tho past eight
months since I have boon tho propri
etor. I ask tho continued patronage
of my old customers and will guarnnteo
them tho best oil for tho least money.
E. L. Cottino.
Don't use bill heads or statements in
which you havo to writo your own
name. (Jet them printed in an up-to-date
style. There is nottiing which
will make your customers think you
aro of tho disposition to bo penurious
so much as this. If you aro stingy in
ono way what roason is thero to be
liovo that you wont bo in other ways.
Got your printing tlono right at tho
Ciiikk olllco.
In a recont letter from Washington,
I). C, to an old friend, Major J. A.
Studer, for twenty years United States
consul at Singapore, says: "While at
Des Moines I became acquainted with
a liniment known as Chamberlain's
Pmii Balm, which I found excellent
against rheumatism as well as against
soreness of tho throat and chest (giving
me much easier breathing). I had a
touch of pneumonia early this week,
nml two anolieations freelv niiDlietl to
the throat and chest relioved me of it
at once. I would not bo without it for
anything." For sain by 11. E. Grice.
The time is nearly hero for a change
in postmasters and Tun Cim:r would
like very much to see Mr. T. C. Hacker
placed in charge. If one man more
Hum another has been loyal and ser
viceable to tho republican party during
the trials of populism, that man is T.
C. Hacker. For years a successful busi
ness man, and that is one requisite of
an official, always a staunch advocate
of iiMiiililiciinisin. uiirichl. of cood ic-
puto, with a host of friends in town
and country, no better man can be
found. It may have become a reproach
in this community that tho office
slinitlil seek the man, but wo believe
that the principle is good, and theie's
a good chance to start with Hacker.
Mrs. Ll..io Willis, wife of A. G. Wil
lis passed from this earth on Monday
afternoon at the St. Elizabeth hospital
nt Lincoln where sho had been taken
for treat ment. Tho remains wero
brought homo on Tueslay morning be
ing shipped via Oxford and wero met
at tho depot by a circle of corrowing
fiiendr
Mrs, Willis' maiden name was L17.10
J. Leake and sho was born nt Stnnton,
Fayette county, Ohio, September 10,
1802. Sho in company with her par
ents lr. and Mrs. Judge Leake came
to Nebraska in 1870 Sho wn iii.uiied
to Mr. Willis at Kearney on December
1, 188-
The lunoral services weio held at the
Iotliudist church of which the do-ceas-cd
was a consistent meiiibei, Hev.
Darby preaching the la't sad rites of
burial The church was appropriately
deiornO'd by the Ladies of tho Eastern
Star of which society she was also an
honored member
Mr-. Wi'lls hud made many friends
since her residence lure and Hie ser
vices wine largely attended. Tho flo
ral tributes ot friends hero and from
Lincoln were beautiful anil showed tho
high esteem in which tho deceased was
held. Tho sympathy of many friends
goes out to Mr. Willis in his hour of
affliction.
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Who nro flooding tho country with worthless
watches. Buy Irom your homo dealer who f
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LUMBER AND COAL.
IBuilcling: 3Vtaterial, Etc.
Red Cloud, - - Nebraska.
A MODEL MARKET
Is always cool, clean and neat, and has only tho
best
MBAT, FISH, GAME
AND OYTElS,
and ordets taken there aro cccurately filled and
promptly delivered. That is the condition of
afl'airs at
A. R. Reynold9 S Moon Block Market
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