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CITY NEWS.
H. L Tinker of McCook was hoio
Wednesday.
James Rich of Guiilc Hock was hoi o
Wednesddy.
"Snap" in duck lined coats at Ga
lusha & Wcscott's.
Fied IJiadbrook is seeing the Omaha
exposition this week.
Mrs. F. L. Smith is viowing tho ex
position at Omaha this week.
Miss lloso Gouldiu left Wednesday
morning for a visit at Omaha.
James Burden and wifo aro taking in
the exposition at Omaha this week.
Something now in hcators. "The
Retort". Call at W. W. Wright's and
see it.
James Grimminger of Wymoro was
here this week looking after business
matters.
Mrs. L. II. Rustroturncd Wednesday
morning from a short visit with friends
at Beaver City.
W. W. Wright has tho finest lino of
stoves m tho valley. Unii ana seo
thorn and get prices.
Mrs. Nolso Lnngtin and son Sid and
Mrs. John Polnicky aro visiting in
Omaha and taking in tho exposition.
Robes, did yon say? Plush robes,
dog robes, wolf robes, goat robos, lap
robes but no MIC-robcs, at J. O. But
ler's. Will Carpenter who has been hero
visiting for soveral weeks past left
Wednesday morning to join his regi
ment at Columbus, Ohio.
If you want a good cheap heater this
winter, call at W. W. Wright's and jeo
tho new "Retort" heater. Burns slack
and keops firo forjy-cight hours.
U.M.Abel who is located at Ham
burg. Iowa, in tho employ of tho
Adams Express Company arrived in
tho city Thursday on a visit to his fam
ily. Get your salo bills printed at this of
fice and the announcement of sale will
bo printed in tho papor during tho
time preceding tho salo day freo of
charge.
Mac Popo arrived hero tho last of the
week from Seattle, Washington where
ho has been for somo timo past and
visited with tho folks hero a short time
and thon wont to Lincoln.
V. H. Scrivnor, real cstato man,
will sell your farm for you for n rea
sonable per cent, or will trado your
farms for Missouri lands. Address, V.
H. Sciivner, Red Cloud, N'obr.
Gal u sli a & Wescott, on account of
their largo stock and low prices, aro
making tho send away follows tired.
They, by comparison, seo that they aro
not saving a cent but losing dollars.
Correct Underwriting in all its
branches. Ovor twenty-fivo years ex
perience. Old lino and mutual com
panies represented. Nono but tho
best. Call and seomo. Ciiah. Scoaff
nit, Red Cloud, Nob.
Tho republican voters of Rod Cloud
township aro requested to meet at tho
ofllco of 0. H. Potter on Saturday,
Octobor 15th at 2 o'clook p.m. for tho
purposo of placing in nomination a
candidato for assessor and to attend to
such other business as may come be
foo tho mooting.
C. II. Potteh, Committeeman.
If you will call at Mitcholl Brothers
storo botweon Octobor 10 and 15, it
will bo yrovon to your ontiro satisfac
tion that they bavo tho best stool range
manufactured. Ovon doors. will novor
break, feed door will nover break,
clean out door will never broak, lids
and cross centers will nover break, in
fact tho whole stovo will nover break.
Can you find its equal anywhoro'in tho
cityf Echo answors, no.
Our little boy was afllictcd with
rheumatism in his kneo; end at times
unable to put his foot to tho floor. Wo
tried in vain, everything wo could hear
of that wo thought would holp him.
"Wo almost gavn up In despair, when
Homo one advised us to try Chamber
lainV Puln Halm. Wo did so and the
fust bottle gave so much relief that we
got a toeorui ono, and to our surpriso it
cured him sound and well. J.T. Bays,
Pastor Christian Church, Ncodeslm,
Kansis. For sale by H. E. Grico.
F. E. Goblo left Thursday for Lincoln
and Omaha.
Mrs. C. B. Crono is visiting in Omaha
and sooing tho exposition.
Full lino of steel rangos at W. W.
Wright's hardware storo.
Ernest Welsch is homo from his trip
to Cripplo Crook, Colorado.
Morris Stern and wifo aro taking in
tho exposition at Omaha this wcok.
J. O. Lindloy and wifo loft Tuosday
morning for a visit at tho exposition.
Havoyou scon J. O. Butler's now lino
of G-A horso blankets, fur and plush
robes.
Alfred McCall returned Monday
night from a trip to Pennsylvania and
Virginia.
Don't.buy a steel rango or cook stovo
until you seo W. W. Wiight and get
his prices.
Just like finding GOc in tho street to
buy a suit of undei wear of Galusha iV
Wescott.
Mrs. Andiow Borg left Monday for a
shot t visit at Hastings and will go from
thoro to Omaha,
Ed. Bohauan of Lincoln was hero
this week.
Mrs. M. C. Sherman is an exposition
visitor this wcok.
Geo. Ovoring returned tho last of tho
week from Lincoln.
Mrs J. L. Miner and daughter Ireno
aro visiting ttio exposition this wcok.
Miss Lois Popo left Tuesday for Lin
coln whoro sho will take a courso in
music
Dr. F. E. McKcoby is now located in
tho rooms in tho Geo. V. Llmlsoy
building.
Ers. James Pot oi son and Mrs. Wm.
McCall wore visiting in Guide Rock
this week.
THE WEEK'S HAIrENING8.
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tion.
Oatman is visiting tho oxposl-
W. J. Llppincott is taking in tho ox.
position this week.
E. M.F. Giubb aud wifo of Otto aio
seeing tho exposition this wook.
Alva Sellars was looking after busi
ness tuattors at Blootulngton this week.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Dickey and Jas.
Mcintosh an 1 wifo aro at tho exposi
tion. Ed. McCrillis (shaving tho pleasure
of a visit from his father who resides
iu Wisconsin.
Chas. Schafinit is tho only exclusive
tiro, llfo and accident insuranco agent
in Webster county.
J. S. Gilliam and wife, daughter Josio
and son Harry aro viowing tho sights
at tho exposition this week.
Special salo on robes, blankets and
all winter goods beginning Soptombor
25th for 30 days only. J. O. Butlku
Chas. Schafinit writes insuranco on
farm and city property against firo,
lightning and tornadoes at lowest rates.
Oscar Yarger, formerly oporator at
tho depot hero, now stationoi at Hart
well, is hero visiting frionds this
wcok.
Tho Union Firo Insuranco Company
is tho best mutual. Combine risks; in
installments 3 per cent. J. H. Smith,
Special Agent.
Mrs. W. B. I'orrcstcr after a visit of
several weoks hero with her brother, L.
II. Beck, and family loft Monday for
her homo in Chicago.
D. F. Parker and -vifo of San Fran
cisco, who have been visiting iu the
eastern states arrived horo Wednosday
night on a visit to T. C. Hacker and
family.
Dr. Fulkorson, oculist andauiistof
Hastings, late of tho Illinois Eyo and
Ear Infirmary of Chicago, will bo at
Dr. Moranvillo's ofllco in Rod Cloud,
Tuesday Octobor 18, 1808.
J. H. Smith writes combined insur
anco for a term of fivo years at 8 per
cent. On schools houses, churches anu
farm property on tho installment plan.
Drop him a card at Red Cloud, Nob.
Buy Dutchess pants of Galusha &.
Wescott. They glvo you 10c for ovory
button that comes off, GOo for a rip at
waist band, $1 or a now pair for a rip
in any other pla:o. Prico $1.25 to $1.50.
John Hardwick Jr. living near Ina-
valo got tho middlo finger of his loft
hand caught in a corn stalk binder on
last Friday and tho member was badly
mashed. Dr. McKcoby dressed the
wound.
J. D. Crans has rented tho building
south of W. N. Richardson's office and
is placing mochinory aud grinders for
tho purposo of grinding all kinds of
feed. The plant will be run by steam
and will most likely bo ready for oper
ation by Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah F. Gossitt and grandson
after a six weeks' visit with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Mary Sanderson, has returned
to her homo in Illinois. Sho is well
ploased with our country and peoplo
and expects in tho futuro to mako her
homo in this city.
Galusha & Wescott aro drawing cards
for Rod Cloud those fall days. Every
day thoy send suits, undorwear, shoos
etc. to McCook, Hastings, Wymoro,
North Branch, Riverton, Guido Rock.
Prices nnd stock for tho peoplo to se
lect from do tho business.
For Odd Follows day at tho Trans
Mississippi Exposition, Omaha, Ne
braska, Octobor 17, tickets will bo sold
at $4.05 for tho round trip on October
15th, 10th and 17th, continuous pass
ago in both directions, with final limit
of Octobor 20th. A. Conover, Agent,
Charles E. Hicks of Bladon has been
nominated for float roprosontntivo on
tho republican tickot for tho counties
of Adams and Webster. Mr. Hicks
is well known throughout tho district
having resided and boon in business
at Bladen for many years whoro he
is known as an uptight pontloman. If
ho is olected tho district will bo ably
represented.
Closing Out Salk I havo docided
to closo out my entlro stook of dry
goods, boots, shoos, hats, caps, notions,
grocoiic3, hardwaio, queonswaro and
salt. 1 must sell to pay indebtedness.
It will pay" every farmer to call in and
got somo of these bargains. I will sell
my ontiro stock at a big discount for
cash. A good chance for somo one
with capital to engago iu business. I
will soil tho building or rent it. G. A.
Habkis, Cowles, Nebraska.
Get your sale bills printed at this of
fice and you will receive a notice in the
paper flee.
Dr. Fulkerson, oyo and ear specialist
of Hastings will be at Dr. Moiati
villu's office Tuesday, October 18, 1898.
Miss Vance Foo letutned tho last of
tho week fiom a visit with relatives at
Louisville, tills stato and to the expo
sition. Rubber boots, arctics, heavy aud
light, all widths and toes made. Rub
bers of every description. Galusha &
Wescott.
Mrs. W. 11. McKimmoy of Noiton,
Kansas, who has been visiting friends
at Lester returned to her homo Wed
nesday night.
A good many aro still in arrears on
subscription who might just as well
pay up now and tako ndvantago of our
offer of premiums.
Goo. Ainack living south of tho river
was in last Saturday aud was buying
tho treats on account of tho arrival of
a ton pound boy nt his homo.
Wo received this week anothor con
signment of thoso elegant bound books
which wo give uwny on subset iution.
Now is the time to call and subset ibo.
Old fashions In dress may bo revived
but no old-fashioned medicine can re
placo Cnambcrlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarthoea Remedy. For sale by
II. E. Grico.
Write to J. Francis, General Passen
ger agent Burlington Routo, Omaha,
for handsomo 82-pago pamphlet de
scriptive of the 'Trans-Mississippi Ex
position, freo.
You will got a chanco October 10th
to 15th to witness something you novor
witnessed before at Mitchell Brothors
hardware storo. Call and set a hot
biscuit and a cup of coffee.
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Tho tlist heavy nnd damaging frost
of tho season made its appearance Wed
nesday night.
C. D. Robinson is building an ad
dition to his residence in the north
western pat t of the city.
Matetial Is being placed on tho
ground for tho election of a lino dwel
ling by Aaron Conover on his lots west
of town.
Waller Elliott who was with tho
ThlidTNebiaska has secured his dis
charge aud Ins returned to his homo iu
this city.
Mis. S. W. Foo aud son Ralph loft
Thuisday for a vioit to tho exposition.
Mrs. Foo will also visit at her ohl homo
in Cass county.
Randolph McNitt was in Bladon this
week where ho wont to address tho old
soldiers teunlon being hold at that
placo this week.
Miss Wilta Cathor loft Sunday morn
ing for Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, after
a pleasant visit of a couple of mouths
with the folks here.
Samuel Johnson brother of Mrs. T.
O. Hacker is heto. His home is In In
diana and ho has boon In Colorado vis
iting another sister.
Mrs. J. D. Crans loft Sunday morn
ing for Kansas city to witness tho
Priests of Pallas carnival and visit
friends in that city.
Veuolo Zajlo had tho misfortune ono
night this week whilo attending a spel
ling school to fall and bicak his leg.
Dr. Beck was called and reduced tho
fracture.
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If you want to select
desirable patterns why
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Married on Tuosday, Octobor 4th, at
tho residence of tho brido near Bladon,
Rev. A. G. Blnokwoll officiating, Mr.
Wm. 11. Thomas to Mrs. Maggio J. Mc
Callum both of Webster county.
Having removed my ofllco from tho
rooms formerly occupied by mo I wish
to inform my patrons that I can now
bo found ono door south of my former
location in tho front rooms ovor Geo.
W. Lindsoy's moat market whero calls
will bo onswercd day or night. Dr. F.
E. MoKeeiiv.
W. T. Elliot, who onlisttd in Co, I,
Third Regiment, and has since sorved
as tlrst sargeant oi samo, returned
homo last Saturday night, ho having
received his discharge. Army lifo may
not ngroo with somo but Walt looks as
though ho had not suffered any from
its effects.
Peoplo aro fast to catch onto low
prices. That's tho reason wo sell tho
men's and boy's shoes of Red Cloud.
Wo aro better prepared to sell you this
fall than over in tho shoo and rubber
businoss. Carry tho J. B. Reynolds,
Hondorson, Desnoyor Shoo Co. lines,
best three lines on earth. Galusha &
Wescott.
Your
Doctor
Knows
Your dootor knows all about
foods and modlolnos.
The noxt tlmo you boo him,
just ask him what ho thinks
of
Scott's Emulsion
of Ood-Llvor Oil with Hypo
phosphltoB. Wo aro willing
to trust in his answor.
For twonty-flvo yoars doo-'
tors bavo proscribed our
Emulsion for palonoBS, woak
noss, norvous ozhaustlon, and
for all dlsoasos that oauso
loss In flosh.
Its crotnny oolor and Its '
ploasant tasto mako It gb
pooially useful for thin and
dolloato children,
No othor preparation of cod-
livor oil is llko It. Don't loso
tlmo and rlalr your honlth by
taking Bomothlngr unknown
nnd untilod. KoOp In mind
that BOOTT'B EMULSION ,
has stood tho tost for a
quartor of u ooutury.
toe ind It oO ll druggUti.
SCOTT& UOWNfc, ChemUU, New York.
The Rod Cloud band was in Nelson
Thursday furnishing music for tho M.
W. A. log rolling and barbacue. Thoy
report n big timo and a largo crowd iu
attendance.
Ward Iliatt and wifo loft Sunday
morning for a visit at Macomb, Illinois
with Ed. Brown and wifo formerly of
this city. Thoy will also tako in tho
Omaha exposition.
Judge M. L. Hay ward, republican
candidato for governor of tho stato
of Nebraska, will address tho pooplo of
this city and county Friday, Octobor
21st. Romombor tho dato.
A very ploasant reception was given
to Rev. James Draby and family by tho
mombers of tho congregation on Tuos
day evening. A good supper was
spread and n good time was had.
A large shipment of cattlo mado
to J. L. Miner thiough u lepresentativo
of a Kansas City commission firm ar
rived tho first of tho wcok and woro
purchased by Alf McCall for a consid
oration of over $5,000.
Married, at tho Methodist Eposcop.il
parsonago in this city on Wednosday
afornoon, Octobor Hth, Mr. James II.
Taylor of Bostwlck to Mrs. JonnioM.
Frltsingor of Guido Rock, Rov. James
Mark Darby officiating.
Mrs. Lizzie Sutton wifo of Asa But
ton died very suddenly at her homo
on Wednesday evening. Tho de
ceased loaves a husband and two chil
dren to mourn her loss. Tho funoral
services wore hold this morning and
were conducted by Rev. Hussong.
List of lottors remaining uncalled for
at tho postofllcout Red Cloud, Neb
raska, for tho wcok ending Oct. Oth,
1898.
Martell, Harry Mooro, Bossio
Shirley, Mollio Spaulding, M. A.
Tuttlo, H.C. White, J.N.
Traders Mill Agency.
Thoso lottors will bo sent to tho dead
lotter ofllco Oct. 20th, if not called for
before. When calling for abovo ploaso
say adveitisod. T. C. Hackek, P. M.
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by any one firm. If we
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entitled to your trade.
See what we are offer
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do the talking.
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Wo extend you a cordial invitation to witness
workings of tho
GREAT MAJESTIC STEEL AND MALLABLE IRON RANGE
at our storo.
Wo will show you how to bake biscuits brown
top ard bottom, in throo minutes;
how to cook with one-half the fuel you are now usirg,
an show you an article that, if properly
used will last a lifetim,o.
MITCHELL BROTHERS, RED CLOUD NEBRASKA.
Hot Biscuits and Coffee served every dy from October 10th to 15th.
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Ono of tho most disastrous railroad
wrecks which has ovor occurred on tho
western division of the I). & M. took
placo in tho yards at Indianola about
eleven o'clock Wednesday night. A
stock special from McCook, running
as a second section of passenger train
No. 4, whllo running at a high rato of
speed crashed into freight train 147,
killing Sol Draco, of Holdrcgo, engi
neer of train 147, Edward Waters, fire
man of tho head ongino of stock special,
of McCook; Win. McCarl head brake
man of stock special, McCook. The
wounded aro Fiat'k Anson, foimeily of
thhclty, now of Hastings, engineer of
Ht'ooud engino of stock special, internal;
Chailot I.undberg, Hastings, fireman
of second ongino of Mock special, aim
broken; John It Kill ion, McCook, en
gineer of head engine of stock upeciul,
internal and may not live, Heport
this morning at about eleven o'clock
was that Anson wus resting easy.
Do fitted accurately, porfoctly and speedily by ono who can do it.
LATEST GRADUATE OPTICIAN. I have tho flncot and most oomploto
trial caso for testing tho eyes in the valley. Am bettor equipped for and
do tho optical business of this county. Will fit you better and cheaper
than can bo done elsowhero.
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When you come to buy this clock
you will find that I bavo them and
will not try to soil you somothing
higher priced. You will find all I
offer for salo equally cheap, such as
ONE AND EIGHT DAY CLOCKS,
WATUllKS.oJKWELUX, ,
SILVERWARE,
FINGER RINGS,
SPECTACLES,
CHARMS.OHAINS, ETC.
Willi do vour complicated watch
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SraW-BS-iffio? SFingerIUng?naea8t Pins and Brace.
that :alu;-e,8 nerVou7head.acho and should g &"' JJJg it"
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Watch oxaminor for U. & M. Jowolor and Graduate- Optician.
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