THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1898.
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CITY NKWS.
Frnnk Smulser spent Sunday in Si -pcrior.
John McCnlluin of Hladen was licrc
Monday.
Mnstcr Fred Tomple i in Ouialia
tliis week.
Lillle Burnett of McCook isvlsitire
friends here.)
Mrs. S. West and daughter Ncllio are
home from Omaha.
Attorney Hartigan of Hastings was
hero tho first of tho veek.
Walt Warren was here Friday visit
ing tho folks and other friends.
Hardware, tinware, woodenwure, and
tho best cutlery nt W. W. Wright's.
Miss Clara Koehler arrived in tho
city Thursday for a visit with friend.".
Notice All persons are forbidden
to hunt or shoot in my pasture. C. H.
Kaley.
For (Ire, lightning and tornado lusur
anco on farm and city property sec L.
H. Fort.
Mrs. Park Perry nnd children arrived
tiomo Tuesday from a visit to Rocky
Ford, Colorado.
Miss Mabel Saunders left this noon
for a visit with Miss Nora Graves at
Arborvillo, this state.
Grace VanDyko of Franklin arrived
tho last of tho week on a visit with
iCo. W. Hastings and family.
Call and examine our stock and got
our prices before buying shoes. We
can save you money. Berg' & Smith.
Special sale August 6th to 18th on
light single and double harness, nets,
dusters, whips at J. O. Butler's. One
week only on these articles.
A young man with a guitar and who
was well versed in the art of whistling
entertained people on tho street Mon
day and took in quite a sum of money.
James Bouron loft Sunday morning
tor Hiawatha, Kansas, his former homo
having received intelligence that his
brother-in-law ha I died and would bo
buried there.
V. II. Scrivnor, real estato man,
will sell your farm for you for a rea
sonable per cent, or will trade your
farms for Missouri lands. Address, V.
H. Scrivner, Red Cloud, Nebr.
Money to Loan Money to loan in
any nmount on approved real estato
security at lowest rate of interest and
most favorablo terms of payment. En
qulro of or address F. E. Goblk, at tho
office of tho Trnder's Lumber Co., Red
Cloud, Neb.
'Remember the Maine" on August
13th. uud get your dinner and supper
at the W. R C. headquarters and thus
help provide tlm necessary funds to
buy medicines fur our wounded sol
diers now nt tho front doing service for
our commou country.
The cool spell of weather of tlib past
week, coming as it did during a time
of pop, domn-pop, and 10 to 1 ropubll
pop conventions, may bo taken as an
omen of tho reception these various
parties will receive at the hands of the
voters of Nebraska this fall rather
chilly.
Dr. G. G. Gingrich, representing Dr.
Coo's Sanitarium of Kansas City, will
bo in tho city Augusc 8th and 0th. Tho
doctor will bo at tho Holland Housti
where ho will bo pleased to teo any of
Dr. Coo's old patients, or anybody who
mav wish to consult regarding any at
illntinn. Consultation with the doctor
Is free.
Tho Rev. W. B. Costley, of Stock
bridge, Go., while attending to his pas
tor.il duties at Ellouwood, this state,
was attacked by cholera morbus. Ho
says: "y cbanco I happened to get
hold of a bottle of Chamberlain's Collo
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and I
think It was tho moans of saving my
life. It relieved mo nt once." Forsalo
by H- E. Grice.
Miss Gustio Moeda had the misfor
tune on last Sunday evening to bo
thrown from tho hack while coming
from tho depot and sustained a broken
i.,w... nnur tho wrist. Tho young lady
was silling In tho roar of tho hack and
I lie swerving as it rounded a cornor of
the sir et caused her to loso her bal
ance and fall to tho groutul. A young
man who was speeding his uncle's
liorso was most likely the real cause ot
the accident.
AHOUXD TOWN.
'. lltimiiiell is In Lincoln this
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week.
Henry Holtzuinn was in Kansas City
this week.
Will Tulloys left Monday morning
for Superior.
G. V. Dow and wife returned from
Omaha Monday.
If you want u cook stovo or rango
see W. V. Wright.
Read the large ad of Dr. Coo's sani
tarium in this Issue.
Capt. llouchin took in tho statu con
vention at Lincoln this week.
Q Matk Lnwretsou of tho depot force
lias been transferred to Edison.
Mrs. Samuel (Jarber camedowu ftom
McCook me first of the week.
Come and look over our assortment
of gasoline stove.-. V. W. WliiHMT.
W. V. Wright wilt put in your
plumbing and work of that kind cheap.
Fred McKceby returned Tuesday
morning from a business trip to Boat
riee. Free examination by the X-ray ap
pal atus at Holland House on August S
and U.
F. N. Richardson and JeQ Ward at
tended the state convention at Lincoln
Wednesday.
Watch the paper and seo what wo
have in store for you at J. O. Holler's
Harness shop.
Mrs. II. Logau and children of Colo
rado Springs is here visiting with her
brother Carl Jenkins.
Everybody como out on tho 10th and
help swell the funds for medicine to bo
sent to our sick soldiers.
Rov. Williams, formerly pastor of
the Baptist church in this city, was
here the first of tho week.
Shoos of all kinds, from tho best to
tho cheapest, at special .sale prices at
Berg & Smith's shoo store.
J. A. Baum has resigned his position
witli Ed. McFarland and is again be
hind tho counters at 0. L. Cotting's.
A good many arc still in arrears on
subscription who might just as well
pay up now and take advantage of our
offer of premiums.
J. W. Runchey was nominated for
county commissioner from tho 8d disf
trict and Jerome Vance of Guido Rock
for the 5th district.
John Polnicky, Chas. Gllham, Roy
Hutchison and Bernard McNeny
showed the pops how to nominate a
senator at Nelson Monday.
Write to J. Francis, General Passen
ger agent Burlington Routo, Omaha,
for handsome 32-page pamphlet de
scriptive of the Trans-Mississippi Ex
position, freo.
For tho convenience of tho peoplo of
Red Cloud and surrounding country,
one of Dr. Coe's special examiners will
be at the Holland House August 8 and
9. Two days only.
J. H. Smith writes combined insur
ance for a term of live years at 8 per
cent. On schools houses, churches and
farm property on tho installment plan.
Drop him a card at Red Cloud, Nob.
For Sale. All of block 8, Kaley &
Jackson's addition, for ono hundred
and fifty dnllar(tlDO.) For particulars
inquire of Geo. O. Yeisor, Rod Cloud
Nebraska, or wi ite to the owner, Chas.
F Carsov, M. D., Sto. Genevieve, Mis
souri. Reduced t ate for the Nebraska stato
republican convention at Lincoln, Au
gust 10, ld!)S. one (are for tho round
trip, tickets bld August 9th and 10th,
limit fcr tt'tuiM to August 15th. Rato
from UimI Cioii.i will be 81.15. A. Con
ovr.it, Agent
Poultry iar on track every two
weeks regular frcm uow on, Wuteli
this space for da:o and prices. Next
car Monday afternoon, August 15, at B.
& M. dopot, Red Cloud, Nuur. Prices
paid in cash, hens Oo per pound. High
est market price for other kinds of
poultry. 11. Fisun.voK, Shipper.
A very Interesting educational rally
was held at tho high school building
List Saturday which was quite exten
sively imtticipatcd in by tho teachers
of tho county. Several very Interest
ing papers were read, many of which
were worthy of special mention, which
owing to a lack of both lime and room
wo are unable to give. The program
was excellent throughout.
Mr. J. Mnudeibauui, proprieror of
tho Great Noluaska herd of Poland
China swine, called at this ollice while
attending the populUt convention last
Saturday. He Informs us that ho will
somo tlmo in the near future, offer nt
public sale, iii Red Cloud, a small draft
from his herd. This offering will com
prise about thirty head of the top of Ills
181)8 breeding, and advises all intend
ing purchasers to wait the nnnounce
meui of his sale. Ills herd is in the
best of condition, It will bo remem
bered that Mr. Maudelbaum has ono of
the beat herds iu the United States.
He is preparing a grand exhibit for
the Trans-Mlsatsjipp Exposition.
MT5KE MENTION.
Mis. Dr. Damerclt is visiting in the
city.
W. 0. Frahm of Blue Hill was hero
Thursday.
Chas. Garbor of McCook was ben tho
first of tho week.
For tho bost tho Alaska refrigorutot
call on W. W. Wright.
Special sale nt J. 0. Butler's harness
shop every two weeks.
John Fish and wife of Bladcu wore
visiting friends hero Sunday.
For tiro, lightning and tornado insur
ance on farm nnd city property sco L.
II. Fort.
Tliuro will bo a Sunday school rally
at Auiboy next Sunday afternoon nt
3 o'clock.
Roy Tait got his hand badly torn
while working round tho water motor
yesterday.
Mrs. Casper formerly n residontof
this city enmo iu from tho west Thurs
day on a visit.
Tho board of county commissioners
met Inst Monday and on Tuesday ad
journed until October.
Berg & Smith have the largest lino of
shoes in the city to select from nud
their prices aro tho lowest.
Mrs. Housoholder who has boon visit
ing Mrs. J. M. Sollars, has returned to
her homo at lona, Kansas.
Mrs.J.G. Potter departed Tuesday
ovouing for a six weeks' visit at Salt
Lako City and other western points.
Tho lire department meeting last
Monday evening was adjourned until
next Monday, August 8, on account
of tho north ward republican caucus
being held in their hall.
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Mrs. L. H. Luce of Inavnle, ono of
Webster county's most respected resi
dents, passed nway at her lomo near
that place Monday. The funeral ser
vices were held on Wednesday.
J. C. Wnrncr returned tho first of tho
east. Mrs. Warner did not return with
him, but will visit friends there for
somo time longer, while J. C. visits
with his brother Mark in Wyoming.
It you are afflicted with any disoaso
requiring either medical or surgical at
tention call at tho Holland House and
get an opinion of your case, together
with such other information as you may
desire concerning Dr. Coo's Sanitarium.
The weather of the past week has
been a decided change for the better,
as compared with that of a month pre
vious. Local showers, cool winds and
heavy dews have served to brighten
the prospect for corn and also tho feel
ings of our citizens.
Wo have heard it said that a caucus
should be participated In by all party
members present, but one man to nom
inate, nnd another to second the nomi
nation, and the aforesaid ono man to
say "aye, when tho "nos" aro not called
for, elects tho aforesaid nominoo a del
egate to the county convention.
Wo have used Chamborlain's Cough
remedy in our homo for many years
and bear cheerful testimony to its val
uo as a medicine which should bo in
every family. In coughs and colds wo
have found it to be efficacious and in
croup and whooping cough in children
we deem it indisponsible. H. P. Rrr
ter, 4127 Fairfax Ave., St. Louis, Mo.
For Sale by H. E. Grlce.
List of letters remaining uncalled for
at the postofllco at Red Cloud, Neb
raska, for tho weekending Aug. 4th,
1898.
Barnes, A. B. Gingrich, G. G.
Henuon, J. H. Moode, Geo.
Those letters will be sent to tho dead
letter ofllco Aug 18th, if not called for
before. When calling for above please
-ay advertised. T. C. Hacker, P. M.
get all the benefit
should from their food?
Are their cheeks and lips
of good colqr? And are
they hearty and robust in
every way?
If not, then give them
Scott's Emulsion
of cod liver oil nvilh hypo
phosphites. It never fails to build
up delicate boys and girls.
It gives them more flesh
and better blood.
It Is just so with the
baby also. A little Scott's
Emulsion, three or four
times a day, will make
the thin baby plump and
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prosperous, it
furnishes the
'young body with
fust the material
necessary for
growing bones
and nerves.
All DrunUtt, 50c. and i.
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The Teacher's Institute.
The teachers of Webster county
havo again nssomblod nt Red Cloud
for tho purpose of attending tho Insti
tute Ono huudrod and uinotooii oxpor
leucod and inexperienced tonohors
hnro enrolled and most of thorn are
taking nn active Interest In tho work
Saturday afternoon tin educational
rally was hold iu t ho high school
room. It consisted of sovoral good
papers, interesting discussions, patri
otic discussions, etc,
Sunday evening Rov. Kdsou deliv
ered an interesting mid instructive
Boriuou to tho teachers.
Monday morning at 8 o'clock tho
teachers wero in tho high school room
ready for instruction. Tho .superin
tendent In her usual pleasing manner
conduct! the Institute to the entire
.satisfaction of till.
The instructors, Mrs, K. W. Ntch-
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oils of Omnhii, Miss Ellon II. At water
of Lincoln, nnd Willtnm Duokor of
Rett Cloud, tiro doing good work. Tho
teachers will fool well repaid for till
time spent In tiny class uud will go
back to tholr schools, feeling that they
tiro better prepared to fulfill tholr du
tios in tho school room. Miss Nicholls
is teaching written arithmetic, orth
ography, geography, poumiiusliip,
drawing mid reading. Miss Atwator
touches U. S. history, source mothod
nnd others, literature mid English.
William Duckor Is instructor In men
tal tirithmotlc, civil government and
physiology.
Mrs. Nicholls nnd Miss Atwator aro
giving now mothods of teaching tho
various branches, wlillo Mr. Duckor
instructs for tho porsonal bonotltof
tho teachers themselves.
Tho opening oxorclsos consist of
singing lod by Mrs. Flora Damn, quo
tations from famous authors, and vari
ous Interesting oxorclsos conducted by
tho different instructors.
Monday ovonlng an Informal rocop-
tlou was given to tho touchers at tho
Superintendent's homo. Tho lawn
was nicoly docorntod with flags uud
bunting, and chairs nnd swings woro
placod iu couvouiont places. Tho
touchers spout u very onjoynblo ovon
lng. Mrs. Case trios to mako ovory
ovonlng onjoynblo for teachers nnd
others luUrostod in education. Tues
day ovonlng at the Congregational
ohurou Prof. Edward E. Ott dellverod
his famous lecturo ontltlod, "Sour
Grapes." It was ono of tho best, If not
tho bost, looturo over given In Red
Cloud. For over two hours ho held
his audience spoil bound.
On Wednesday evening at the M. E.
churoh Mrs. Holler, of Omaha, gave a
lecture entitled "An Unclaimed Pos
session." Bhe also gave two short
talks at tho school house. She urged
tho teachers to adopt tho new meth
ods of toaching and uso tholr learning
to tho best advantago.
Visitors, too numerous to mention,
havo boon In various olasaos ovory day
A Teacher.
Populist Convention.
Tho populist county convention met
nt tbo court liouso in this city on last
Sattirday. A Inrgo crowd was present
and the delegations were composed of
representative men of Him party. ,
O. It. Pitney was named for tempo
rary chairman and J. M, Scolcs secre
tary. After appointing the various
committers tho convention adjourned
until after dlnuer. On tho re-assembling
ot the convention tho temporary
organization was made permanent with
the addition of J. C. Brooks as assis
tant secretary.
Tho reading of n wonderfully long
set of resolutions by Capt. Houcuin
caused considerable merriment both to
delegates and onlookers and after tho
conclusion of tho rending they wero
adopted.
Tho nomination of representative
boing next on tho uM n ballot was ta-
kon which rcsuliuil iu tho nomination
of J, L. Grandstafl" ho receiving 01; J.
l'.Hrimos 20; O. K. Pitney 0;W.B.
Housoholder it. Tho nomination was
made unanimous and whs followdd by
a low remarks from tho successful can-didntt-.
Four ballots wero taken for county
atnrni'y and brought out tho names of
J. S. Gllham, A. D. Kanncy, and Fred
Maurcr and on tho last ballot tho vot
ing settled down between Uauuoy and
Gllham tho former receiving 73 votes
and tho latter 03. Ho was called be
fore tho convention and thanked thorn
for tho nomination.
Win. Irons was nominated for com
missioner from the 3d district and J. S
Largent trom the Oth.
11. (J. Brooks was appointed as chair
man of tho county central commltlco.
After a speech by Col. Price of Lin
coln tho convention adjourned.
The Boston Bloomers, ladies cham
pion base ball club, who aro making a
tour of this country in tholr own pri
vate palace enr, will play an interesting
and exciting game of ball with tho Hod
Cloud boys on Friday, August 13th.
Tho grounds will bo enclosed with a
largo canvas fuui'u which Is cairlrd ly
tho Bloomer club. Tlioy also have
with them a Unit grand stand, making
tho finest hall park In this part of tho
slate. Gentlemon should tako the la
dies as wo are assured by the manage
ment that nothing will bo said or douo
to offend1 anyone. Game at ft p.m.
Admission 95c.
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BLADEN.
it. A. Simpson of Blue Hil lwas in the
city Tuosday.
W. C. Mooro of Lincoln was in this
city Monday.
Wm. Schmidt has hauled tho lumber
for his now house.
J. L. Grandstafl mado a trip to Lin
coln tho first of the week.
0. . Hioks spent a day on his farm
near Cowlos the first ot tbo weok.
Tho rain Monday evening brightened
up tho corn aud tho faces of tho farm
ers. E. H. McKelvoy drove over to Itoso
land Saturday, the; say, to seo his best
girl.
D. S. Pholps, employed by U. E.
Hicks, Sundaycd with his family tt
Roseland.
Tho Misses Katie and Minnie Bierce
of Hastings are tho guests of Miss
Pansy McKelvoy.
A now threshing machine and en
gine was utilonded Saturday evening
for Lang & Roberts.
About fourteen dollars was cleared
at tho ico cream supper glvon by tho
ladles of the V. It. C. Saturday ovon
lng. It did not tako C, 11. Bust long to
dispose of a load of peachos at &l per
bushel on our htrcets Saturday, and
Mt ill they cried for more.
J. L. Grandslaff, wife aud daughter,
L. C. Cutter, P. H. pallor, Roy Grand
stuff nnd others attended tho populist
convention at Red Cloud Saturday.
Tho teacher's institute convened last
Monday and ovory part of tho county
is well represented. Tho rulo prohib
iting tcaohors not attending tho insti
tute from teaching In tho county is
serving to a good purpose In causing
attendance, nnd also In providing our
schools with practical and up-to-date
teachers, and the old onos who wero in
the habit of teaching on old certificates
havo begun to realize that iu ordor to
tench school in Webster county they
must havo something to show thnt
their Ideas are not antiquated. Tho
present institute promises to ndd many
new and competont teachers to our
already very efficient corps, for tho
various schools in this county.
An exchange snys, "to Insuro perfect
health in tho summer days a person
should eat not loss than three green
cucumbers, Hvo ears of green corn, and
drink thrco glasses of ino water at each
meal, and tako a little violent oxorciso
in the hot sun immediately after eating."
worth $2. f
CHURCH NOTKS.
unmsTiAK ouuucn.
Services each Lord's Day as follows t
Morning sorvice at 10:80. Subject,
"Whoro Is tho Gospel." ",
Bible school, 18 iu.
Junior Chrlstlnti Endeavor 8 p.m.
Senior Christian Endeavor 7:15 p.m.
Evening servlco at 8 o'olock. Sub
joct, "Bismarck, or tho Mailed Hand."
Excollont muslo each service.
Prayer meeting and bible study on
Wednesday eveuings.
Ladies' Aid Society Friday after
uoons.
Our pleasant church home and all
services are evor open to the public.
L. A. Hussono, Pastor.
MKTIIODIST
Servicos noxt Sunday as follows:
Morning sorvice sit 10:80. Conduct
ed by J. S. White.
Sunday School at 11:30 a.m.
Junior League nt 1 p.m.
Senior League at 7 p.m.
(J rand Sunday school rally nt 8 p.m,
led by I). B. Spauogle.
Prnyer meeting on Wednesday even
ing nt 7:30.
Ladles Aid Society Friday afternoon.
All aro most cordially invited to nt
tend.
Jamks'Mauk Dahiiv, Pastor.
1IA1TIST OUUHCIt.
Services noxt Sunday as follows.
Morning services at 10:30. Subject,
"Scriptural Qualifications for Chris
tian Baptism."
Sunday School at 11:4G,
Juniors meeting at 3 p.m.
Young People's Union meets at 7
p.m.
Evening servlco .at 8 o'clock. Sub
ject, "Christ Lifted Up."
General prayer meeting on Wednes
day ovonlng at 8 o'clock.
All cordially Invited. Seats free.
Isaac W. Epson, Pastor.
conoueoationaL.
Regular services next Sunday as fol
lows: Morning sorvices at 10:80. Subject,
"Refuge."
Sunday School at 11:45.
Young People's Society of Christian
Eudcnvnr at 7 p. in.
Evening sorvice at 8 p. in.
Mid-weok prayer meeting and con
ference Wednesday ovonlng at 8.
All cordially invited to attend those
sorvices.
Frank W. Dean, Putor.
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