The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, November 11, 1898, Image 5

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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, FRIDAY. NOV. 11. 1898.
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Cotting's
Fine
Lamps.
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Famp for $i.oo. yy
A Good Stand
Lamp for 25c.
Fino Assortineut.
Low 1'iiccs.
Como nnd See,
CITY NEWS.
"Have you beard from 1'otBilttm,"
J'. B, Potter of Guldo Uock was lioro
Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna Sapp was In Guldo Rock
tbo Hist of the week.
Mrs. F. V. Taylor loft tlio first of tho
week for a visit with friends at Kansas
City.
8oruotbing new In heaters. "Tho
Retort". Call at W. W. 'Wright's and
eo It.
The best cheap coal ou tho market is
Sheridan. W, JR. Roby sells itand"also
Maitland
W. W. Wright has tho finest lino of
stoves in the valley. Call and see
thorn and got prices.
Miss Lillian Pilco of Riverton was
boro visiting with Mrs. W. W. Wright
the first of tho week.
Tho three year old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Heaton died last Sat
urdny and was buried Sunday.
BoAiiDKiia WANTKb: I am now pro
pared to furnish board to a number of
persons. Mns. H. W. Gullitokd.
David Larriekacd J. M. Lookhart
left tho first of tho week for n visit at
their old homo at Wiichester, Virginia.
Frank Cowden of tho Cowden-Kaloy
Clotbinir Co. whs In Lincolnth!s week-
looking after the intorests'of tho firm.
Our boot and bIioo trado is increasing
every month. Wo give you quality,
aavo you monoy.-GAi.U6HA & Wescot.
Robes, did you say! Plush robos,
dog robes, wolf robes, goat robos, lap
robes but no MIC-robes, at J. O. But
ler's, Wo aro soiling tho mackintoshes of
Hod Cloud because wo aro saving you
money on them. Galusha & Wks
cott. Mrs. Graham, sister of Mrs. Jay
"Olnoy, arrived in tho city Wednesday
night from her homo in Deadwood,
South Dakota, on a visit.
If you want a good cheap heater this
winter, call at W. W. Wrlcht's and 300
tho new "Retort" boater. Burns slack
and koops tiro forty-oight hours.
Wo can show you tho stylos and
prices in mon's and boy's oaps that
catch tho idea of stylo and delight tho
pockotbook. Galusha & Wescott.
Got your sale bills printed at this of
fice and tho announcement of sale will
bo printed in tho paper during tho
timo preceding tho sale day fruo of
charge.
Fred M. Werner and Miss Anna Mo
Galium, both of this county wero mar
ried at tho resldonco of Rev. Hussong
on Wednesday. Tho Chief oxtouds
congratulations.
Wanjed Local or traveling sales
man to soil our oils, greasos and Petro
latum on .commission exclusively, or
as a sido lino. Goods guaranteed and
' low pricos Penn Petrolatum Co.,
Oil refiners, Caraopolis, Pa.
(Convalescing
Is more or less a very slow process,
according to the severity of the
sickness. Vitality, when at a low
ebb, works at a great disadvantage,
and more time la required to regain
the lost strength and power.
csTlonic
produces man clous results in such'
cases. The richness of the malt
gives life to the blood and the hop
principle gives tone to
the stomach creating
both a desire for food
and the ability to di
gest it
Al til dmi ttor.
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AROUND TOWN.
Geo. Cathor was hero Thursday.
Geo. McCall of Guldo Rock was up
from thoro rrldny night.
bco Cottiug's now pocket knlvos.
Low pi lees and warranted.
Now that tho campaign is ovor lot
ovorybody got down to buslnoss.
Will Mcintosh of McCook is horo on
a visit with J. R. Vanllorn and family.
R. D. Sutherland's majority was cut
in this county from 223 in 1800 to 80 in
1898.
Havoyou soon J. O. Uutlor'snow lino
of 5-A horso blankets, fur and plush
robos.
Wanted To leaso a good piano on
reasonable tonus. P. A. Wells, Red
Cloud.
II. Coznd and wlfo oftAlmonn', Kan.,
wero hero tho first of tho week visiting
friends.
Don't buy a stool inngo or cook stove
until you bee W. W. Wright and got
his prices.
Kltuor Kaloy was up from Tccumsoh
tho last of tho week to. voto and visit
with his parents.
Carl Jenkins left Tuesday morning
for Beatrice where ho has a two week's
musical ougngemont.
James Yeisor who Is attending tho
state university at Lincoln camo homo
to voto this week.
Joc,Joo, my old frioud Joe, whoro did
thoso twenty-four bottles go? I don't
know, no, I don't know.
Do not forgot Dr. John's lecturo "Did
.Man Make God or Did God Mako Man."
You can't afford to miss It.
Money to loan on real estato at low
rated. Can furnish money samo day
of application. C. W. Kaley.
You have heard of tho "Dutchess
pants" by this time. Cover yourjegs
with a pair. Galusha & Wescott.
Special salo on robes, blankets and
all winter goods beginning September
25th for 30 days only. J. O. Butleu.
Dr. John's lecture will bo a treat to
tho peoplo of this city. At tho opora
houso Saturday evening, November 10.
switchman J. R. Vanllorn is cauy
ing his hand In a sllug caused by re
ceiving a bad sprain while turning a
switch.
Tho ladles of tho Congregational
church will hold u bazaar on Saturday
afternoon and evening, Dccombor 17,
lunch served.
Tho Union Firelnsuranco Company
is tho best mutual. Combine risks; in
installments 8 per cent. J. H. Smith,
Special Agent.
Tho row in tho Second ward ovor tho
unseating of ono of tho judges fur
nished about all tho oxoi'oiuontof the
day in this city.
Our lino of suits catch tho careful
buyer. They combine pilco, stylo and
duality: tho trinity that wins. Ga
lusha & Wescott.
Goo. Holllstor camo down from Mc
Cook Tuesday morning to voto and
visit with his family horo, returning
nguin in tho evening.
Will Ducker who is holding a po
sition in the public schools nt Pawnco
city was up tho last of tho week visit
ing with his mother and othor friends.
Tho ladies of the Christian church
will glvo a fino dinner nnd supper at
Masonic hall on Thanksgiving Day,
Novembor25. Como out and get n
good dinner.
Tho returns of Webster county show
an average loss of eighteen and ono-
thhd populist votes to tno precinct
as compared with tho gubernatorial
voto of 1800.
J. H. Smith writes combinod Insur
ance for a term of fivo years at 8 per
cent. On Bchools housos, churches and
farm property on tho installment plan,
Drop him a card at Rod Cloud, Nob
James Kldd and wifo who havo been
visiting with relatives horo lott for
their homo at Sedalia, Missouri, Tuos
day. In tho near future thoy will prob
ably return horo and mako this place
their homo.
List of letters remaining uncalled for
at tho postofllcoat Red Cloud, Neb
raska, for tho week ending Nov., lOthi
1B98.
Baugh, A. E. Bornor, Can
Bollnger. J. B. Chapman, H. N.
llcaton, Bertha Hurloy, Eleanor
Richardson, W. J. Shay, Grant
These letters will bo sent to thodoad
letter office Nov. 24th, if not called for
before. Whon calling for abovo ploaso
say advertised. T. C. IIaokeii, P. M.
On Novombor 8, the many friends
and neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. Eng
strom living south of tho rivor in Kan
sas camo with well loaded baskots tho
best that Kansas could nITord, to satisfy
tho nppotite, until thoro wero about
sixty people guthoicd. Mr. and Mis
KngHtrom eutct'titined tho company In
a truly hospitable manner, and tho
evening was sociably passed. Thcio
was soino good music and supper was
served between 0 nnd 11 p.m. All
went homo feoling that tbo
evening
was well spent.
M1S1115 MENTION.
Hoar Dr. John's locturo.
Stowart Albright was In Suporior
Thursday.
Mrs. John Wiles has roturucd homo
from n visit to Lincoln.
Good solid overcoats for nion 13.00
only at Galusha & Woscott's.
Whon you want coal go to W, B.
Roby who haudlcs Maltlaud and Short
dan. Men's corduroy lined duck coats at
Galusha & Woscott's. Rubber lined
only $1.40.
Get your sale bills printed at this of
fice and you will receive a notlco In tho
paper freo.
Jos,, Kublek camo down from Mc
Cook Tuesday.to visit with his family
hoio and vote.
Wo shall havo within llvo days a
dandy Melton suit for $0.G0. Lots ol
them. GHia As Wuscorr.
That Lugo populist majority of 810
given Ilolcotub iu 1800J Infills county
has slmiuotod dowuMto 10 .for 1'oj liter
In 1898. xJ.IJir j t3i,t&
Ward Hiatt'nnd'wifu, who havo visit
ed for tho past mouth with Ed Brown
and wlfo at Macomb, Illinois, returned
homo Friday night.
Wo can show you moro stylos of
men's nnd boy's underwear than tho
balanco of tho town aud nt loss prlco.
Galusha & Wescott.
A saving of fuol now days Is ono of
tho things to look after and tbnt won
derful "Rotort" hoaterv at W. W.
Wrights fills tho bill.
Beforoyou buy a heating stovo soo
that "Rotoit" heater at Wright's hard
ware store. It is a wonderful heat
producer and savor of fuel.
Thoro is ono.lawyor, no, not lawyer,
wo mean pettifogger, in town who is
actually tickled becauso tho republican
candidate for county attorney was do-
feated.
V. 11. Serivncr, real estato man,
will sell your farm for you for a rea
sonable per cout, or will trado your
farms for Missouri lands. Address, V,
H. Scrivner, Red Cloud, Nobr.
Tickets to thogi eat locturo "Did Man
Mako God or Did God Mako Man?"
will be placed on salo Saturday morn
ing at Gilco's Drug Store. Date of loc
turo Satutday evening, Nov., 10th,
President Perry of Doano college, at
Croto, will speak at tho Congregational
church next Sunday morning. Ho has
boon twonty-soven years at tbo head of
that school and means this year and
noxt to spoak at each Congregational
church in the state and in this way got
better acquainted with parents and
young peoplo who aro interested in tbo
college
Closing Out Sale I havo decided
to closo out my ontlro stock of dry
goods, hoots, shoes, hats, caps, notions,
groceries, hardwaro, quoonswnro nnd
salt. I must soil to pay indohtodnoss.
It will pny every farmer to call in and
got some of these bargains. I will soil
my ontlro stock at n big discount for
cash. A good chance for some ono
with capital to engage in business. I
will sell tho building or ront it. G. A.
Haukis, Cowlcs, Nebraska.
Mr. Rfiiibtmstnin ranrnscntincr tho
woll known tailoring houso of Moyer &
Co. will bo at tho Cowden Kaloy Cloth'
ing Go's storo on Wednesday, Novora
bor 10th, with tho largest lino of earn
pies for tailor mado suits ever shown
in tho city. Mr. Reubonstein has had
years of experience and is an oxport.
Measures taken by him is n guarantco
of a perfect fit. Don't buy a tailor
mado suit until you havo seen tho lino.
Ovor a thousand samples to select
from. Remember tho date. Cowden
Kaley Co.
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Easily Tired?
Just remember that all your
strength must como from your
food. Bid you ever think of
thatP
Perhaps your muscles need
more strength, or your nerves;
or perhaps your atomaoh la
weak and cannot digest what
you eat.
If you need more strength
then take
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
of Cod-Llver Oil with Hypo
phosphites. Tho oil la the mosi
easily ohonged of all foods into
strength ; and tho hypophoa-
pmtea aro wo rose
tonies for tho norvos.
SCOTT'S EMUL
SION is tho easiest
and qulokoat euro for
woak throats, for
coughn of ovorykind,
nnd for all oaaon of do
bility, woak nerves,
and loss of flesh.
joe ind ii.oo; ill drujiUu.
, scott & bowhe, amiiu, nw Yotk,
Tho Lndles Aid Society of the M. E.
ohtiroh of Cowles will glvo a Thanks
giving supper Thursday ovoning, No.
vcmbor 24th. Fresh oysters, chicken
plo nnd a general supper will bo solved.
A cordial Invitation Is oxtended to all
Lnto reports on tho stato tloket of
Nebraska Indicnto that tho ftnlon
forces havo carried tho day by a small
majority, but tho republicans who
hoped for hotter things havo no doubt
eaptuiodtho legislature and havo tho
solaco of knowing that Kansas has
shakon tho grip of populism from that
fair stato nnd that thoro aro others.
In tho county tho results show that
White was beaten for representative,
MeNItt for county nttoruey and J. W
Runehoy for commissioner. C. E.
llleks carried tho county for lloat rep
rcsontatlve and hnvlng also carried
Adams waft elected by over 100. Inane
Shepardsou for senator canted this
comity hut was defeated in Fiauklln
nnd Nuckolls.
Unelo Lovl Mooro who has boon ono
of the count 's oldest and most t espoct
ed citizens paaod away on last Sunduj
nt his late homo in this city. Wide
mlso tnkos from our midst a man who
has dono much toward the upbuilding
of our city nnd his loss will he sincerely
regie tied. He was born Jum 24, 1818,
nt Pocahontns, Viiginla, and was 85
years, 4 mouths nnd 11 days old at the
timo of his death. Ho subsequently
resided In Illinois nnd Iowa coming to
Red Cloud in 1873. Tho funeral ser
vices wero hold from his Into residence
on Mondny morning, being conductod
by Rov. I. W. Edsou nnd Rov. Goo. O.
Yelscr nud was largoly attondod by
old friends ami noighhois after which
tho remains wero lnid to rest in Rod
Cloud cemetery. Tho honrtfolt sympa
thy of many frlonds goes out to tho
wifo in this hour of sorrow.
Ono of tho most romnrknblo lecturo
now boforo tho American publio Is Dr.
J. P. D. John's famous reply to Col.
Ingorsoll, "Did Man Mnko God orDid
God Make Man?" JiuliflnR from thu
I associated press accounts as well as
from the lengthy and fiuttoring notices
given this lecturo by the metropolitan
press, we Infer that no toply to Col.
Ingorsoll has over mot with tho uni
versal favor that has boon nccoided
this production. Wo copy the follow
ing editorial from tho Chicago Inter
Oconn: "Dr. J. P. D. Johns, ox-prosi-dont
of Dopauw University mado n
great point in tho courtesy with which
ho treated tho great agnostic, in tils
reply at Stelnwny hall last night. Moro
ubuso of Col. Ingorsoll counts for no
moro thnti Col. Ingorsoll's touguo lash
ings against tho Christian religion, but
the colonel is disarmed whon an op
ponent moots him in tho spirit of fair
ness nnd ccurtosy." Dr. John will do.
liver this great lecturo in this city on
the cvoning of Saturday, Novombor 10,
nt tho opera houso.
Somo culprit with malico afore
thought deliberately ontored tho roar
portion of our sanctum sanatorium,
known as tho band room, on last Mon
day night botwoon tho hours of ton and
twelvo o'clock nnd extracted, "swiped,"
purloined, or "cabbaged onto" twenty
four bottles of "election elixir" belong
ing to some of our good populist frlonds
of Red Cloud township, whioh had
been stored thoro by them for safo
keeping as they did not wish to tnko it
homo. Imprcgnablo though tho cache
was thought to be, somo porson or per
sons (who had no doubt boon told on
tho quiet to bo nround on Tuesday and
got somo of it) entered our peaceful
haven nfter tho melodious strains of
baud praetico had ceased, and at one
terrlblo blow shattered, not the bottles,
but all tho bright visions of a good
timo on election day built up by tho
purchasors of tbo elixir. Such is life.
Man buildoth up great hopes only to bo
mot by bittor disappointments. Now
wo havo no grudge against these
midnight marauders who would
commit such a dastardly crimo on tho
ovoof election and will solemnly prom
iso not to prosecuto thorn if thoy will
only return thoso bottles, empty or
otherwiso, but othorwiso preferred.
Wo also hate to bo accusod of smacking
our lips over somothlng wo didn't havo
a chnnco to smack over. Anyone de
siring storago room hereafter on boxes
labeled "oraokers" will bo compelled
to furnish a guard to watch them.
The Blooded Hog Sale.
Tho salo of Poland China swine
whioh took place hero on Saturday,
October 0th, was qulto a success.
The offering was from tho well known
herd of Mr. J. Mandolbaum of Blue
Hill, Nobraskn, whoso reputation as a
breeder of swino is unquestionable.
Many breeders from a dlstanco wore In
a'tondanco as usual. Mr. Mandol
bautn's sales always draw largo crowds
as his lino of breeding is engerly sought
alter. Bidding was spirited from start
to finish, especially when somo ot tho
gets of tho grent Midway Chief were
driven iuto tho ring. Nearly all of
that breeding going into breeders
hands.
Messrs, Kolley & Beck lopped the
salo on No, 1, Midway Belle, a fall
yeaillng of Midway Chief. She w.u.
an exceptionally flue animal and U a
great otedlt to any heid, Messis. Kel
ly & lieok are to bo congratulated on
having already contracted 188 worth
of btr producs.
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Watch examiner for B. & M.
eity Dfav and Express Line.
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Goods Delivered to any part of the city.
Charges as low as the Lowest
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Losne paid moro promptly than any old lino
Insures ugalnst
I Pire, Lightning and Tornado.
The cost of $1,000 for eight years has just been $15.50.
Call and Investigate the plan of Insurance.
I am tho only autlioiied airont in tlm
contract and cmtilloutn of aiithoilty
to hold an ageuoy for this company iu tho county is fal
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Whon you como to buy this clock
you will find that I havo them and
wil not try to sell you something
higher priced. You will find "all I
offer for salo equally cheap, such as
ONE AND EIGHT DAY CLOCKS.
WATGHES.aJEWELRY,
SILVERWARE,
FINGER RINGS,
SPECTACLES,
CHARMS.OHAINS, ETC,
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