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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, FRIDAY, FEi. 1CX 1899.
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in liciillli. Some :iid
strong mill healthy with
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wliilo others urn weak
mid sickly. So il is
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Some am good.soiut'iut'
poiir. We handle none
lull lliu best qualities.
Come to us when you
need them ami liu ns
suied of satisfaction.
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GENERAL CITY NEWS.
TriK Chief $1.00 per year.
Lout begins noxt Wednesday.
John Storey of Cowlos was down
"Wednesday.
Tub Ghikk and tho Inter-Ocean on
jear for 81.20.
Harry Graves of Superior was lioro
over Sunday.
M. M. Stern was in Kansas City the
first of the week.
Tho Chief and Chicago Inter Ocean
no year for $1.25.
Harry Benin and wife of McCook
ero hero this week.
Uobes and blankets in endless vari
ety sit J. O. Butler's.
Attorney P. A. Wells was a '.tending
ourt in Nelson this weok.
Liudsey & Smith want your poultry.
Highest market, prices paid.
. Edith McKoighau of Hastings was
visiting friends hero this weok.
Mrs. Harry Stroup is recororlng
'from a bad siogo of tho moasles.
The 5-A horse blanket, tho best on
tho market is sold by J. 0. Butter.
Insnro with the Pennsylvania Fire of
Philadelphia. W. L. MoMiixak, Agt.
F. E. Coble was looking after busi
ness matters in Guide Rock this week.
Jay Popo was down from the Has
tings asylum visiting his folks this
Week.
Havoyou soon J. O. Butler's now lino
of 5-A horso blankets, fur and plush
robes.
Goo. W. Lindsey was in Kansas City
tho lirst of tho weok with a shipment
of cattle.
Get your salo bills printed at this of
1ico and you will receive a notice in tho
paper free.
Tho soldier's roliof commission will
hold a meeting on noxt Monday, Feb
ruary 13th.
L. P. Sinojrepresontlng tho Carpen
ter Paper Company, of Omaha, was
iioro Thursday.
Amos Cowdon of Superior was up
over Sunday visiting with tho folks
and other friends.
Rev. W. B. Alexander will hold quar
terly meeting in tho Mothodist cjiurch
noxt Sunday evening.
Fred Good of Cowlcs was in town on
Monday aud left on passenger train No
10 to buy goods at St. Joo.
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fonvalescing
is more or less very slow process,
according to the severity of the
sickness. Vitality, when at a low
ebb, works at a great disadvantage,
and more time Is required to regain
the lost strength and power.
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cases. The richness of the malt s
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as principle elves tone to
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the stomach creating
both a desire for food
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gest it
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See that new east stove, with steel
oven plates at W. W. right's. Guar
anteed better than steel .sanges.
Miss Bessie Marsh, daughter of M. S.
.Marsh, arrived in the. eity Satutd.t
Mi a visit to relatives and friends.
J. S. While is homo again nfl"r being
in attendance at tho funeral of hi
father in tho north part of the count .
J. V. Jackson, breeder of Hue hogs
from Cadmus, this state, was here the
lirst of tho week visiting with local
breeders.
The man who procrastinates may be
sorry lie met thu undertaker before the
insurance agent. Insure in the Trav
elers. The Union Firu Insurance Coinpanj
is the best mutual. Combine riks; in
installments 3 per cent. J. II. Smith,
Special Agent
i II. HuH says if you want soino
good nurscrr stock cheap this Npilng
let him know what you want. Alto
has tree paint to sell.
Before you buy a heating stove see
that "Retort" heater at Wright's hard-
waro store. It is a wonderful heat
producer and saver of fuel.
Row I. W. Edson and sun returned
Thursday ovenlng from Amboy, Illi
nois, whore, they had conducted tho
remains of Mis. Edson for burial.
Tho windy wcathor of February and
March is a dangerous time for a lire.
Make yourself secure by Insuring your
property. W. L. McMillan, Agent.
Tho Christian church in Webster
county will meet in semi-annual con
vention nt Guldo Rock, February 20d
to 25th. Everybody cordially invited.
Sickness is afllicting tho family of T.
A. Wilborn pretty seriously for tho past
several wcoks. His father has pneu
monia and several of the children aro
sick.
Public memorial services for the lato
Mrs. I. W. Edson, will bo held at tho
Baptist church next Sunday morning
at 10::if o'clock. All sympathizing
friends invited.
Notice. A special meeting of tho
city council will bo held on next Tues
day evening, February 14th, at which
timo tho electric light proposition will
be acted upon,
Thero aro two attorneys in the city
who are not sufToring from law-grip.
They should have had n serious attack
and the Inw part was there but the
grip was lacking.
Will your widow dress as well as
your wife does? Answer this question
by insuring your life in tho Travelers
Insurance Company of Hartford. W.
L. McMillan, Agent.
"Iguaranteo thtm as good as any
Btcel rango on tho market," is what W.
W. Wright says about his now cast
stovo with steol oven plates. Seo them
before you buy a stovo.
V. H. Scrivner, real estate man,
will soil your farm for you for a rra-
sonablo per cont, or will tradoyour!
farms for Missouri lands. Address, V.
H. Scrivner, Red Cloud, Nobr.
As wo notice in a local paper many
items stating that persons have la grip
and as wo havo heard of a serious caso
wo will stato that Juno Bont and Wm.
Hayes aro suffering from law-grip.
J. II. Smith writes combined insur
ance for a term of live years at 8 per
cont. On schools houses, churches and
farm property on tho installment plan.
Drop him a card at Red Cloud, Neb.
A sorio-comio drama entitled "Carl
Johnson, tho Woodman" will bo given
by tho local talont of Cowlos on Satur
day ovouing, February 18th, for tho
boueht of tho M. W. A. Camp of that
placo.
Tho smallest things may exert tho
smallest influence. DoWitt's Little
Early Risers nro unequalled for over
coining constipation an! livertroubles.
Small pills, best pills, safo pills. C. L.
Cottlng.
Puulic Sale, at my residence five
miles south aud tnreo miles wust of
Guide Rock, on Thursday, Fobrurry
18th, consisting of horses, cattle, hogs,
farm implements nnd household goods.
F. A. Wanahakek.
Wanted: A man of ability with
small capital to sell the cheapest and
strongest light on earth. Ono hundred
candle power 14 hours for two cents.
Excluslvo right for the county. The
Best Street Light Co., Canton, Ohio.
Threo young men, Lindsey, Hunt
and Sanderson committed depredations
at the homo of Mrs, Sorl an account of
which was given in this paper at tho
timo. Lindsey skipped out but tho
others were arrested, brought before
Judge Porter on Saturday and bound
over.
F. W. Cowdon, of tho Cowdon-Kaloy
Clothing Co. will leavo on Saturday,
February 18th, for Chicago where ho
will lay in tho largest stock of spring
and summor clothing and furnlshligs
oyor brought to tho city. This fis m in
tho past year have dnno an enormous
business nnd assure their patrons this
year that their selections will be of tho
best and they will have an immonso
stock to ckoose from.
RoVal
Baking Powder
Made from pure
cream of tartar.
Safeguards the food
against alum
Alum baking powders arc the greatest
menacers to health of the present day.
royai BAKiwarowciBco.. mw yoiik.
Listof letters remaining uue.illed for
at the postollleu at Bed Cloud, Neb
raska, for tlie week ending Feb. 0th,
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Griflln, S. G.
King, Hiram
Livingston, Miss M.
Mclmilkon, II. M.
Kimble, Arou
Laugdon, C. 11.
Moore, E. C.
Robinson, R. II.
Tlie.se letters will he sent to the dead
letter ollice Feb. 2i!d, if not called for
before. When calling for above pleaso
say advertised. T. C. Hacker, P. M
In speaking of tho engagement at
Manila last Saturday night and Sunday
n report says: "The First Nebraska
received tho oarlh st assault of Filip
inos, nnd repulsed it with splendid
courage. Other western regiments
nnd batteries were engaged and drove
tho insurgents back from the city. It
was n tight of far west volunteers, in
which Nebraska won high distinction,
her only regiment in the Philippines
seasoned nud disciplined, hurloJ back
the insurgents' attack at tho very be
ginning of the light."
Tho weather tho past week has been
tho most severe, steady cold tho coun
try has ever experienced. Tho ther
mometer has, as a rule, been below thu
zero point, and at times has seached as
low sis twenty-one degrees hoiow zero.
Yesterday nnd today the snow came
down in a plentiful quantity, and now
should the wind start to blow, the en
tiro west would iind itself in tho clutch
of one of the most intense blizzards
ever experienced. Already groat loss is
reported from over the west and should
tho present ftorm result in a blizzard
tho loss would be inestimable.
Tho second quarterly meeting of tho
Red Cloud circuit will be held nt the
Ash creek M. E. church on Saturday
nnd Sunday, February 11 and 12, at
tho following hours. Quarterly con
ference Saturday nftcrnaon at 3 o'clock
nnd preaching in the evening at 8
o'clock. Sabbath morning lovo feast
nt 10 o'clock; preaching nt 11 o'clock
followed by holy communion services.
Rev. W. B. Alexander, proslding elder,
will officiate. Lot thero be a full at
tendance of thu olllcial bourd, with full
reports. To tho public wo givo a cor
dial invita ion to those meetings.
Rev. A. G. Blaokwell, preacher in
charge
Not wishing to do injustice to any
one wo wish to bog pardon of Matthew
B. for thinking that he was tho party
who confiscated aud buried 300 feet
moro or less of city water pipe as wo
havo been told by reliablo authority
that ho did not do so, ho only having
been an accessory, in tho fact that he
as mayor of tho city guve his consent
to another party to confiscate and bury
the said pipe to bo tiled as n drain pipo
for his building. Wo hopo this expla
nation will tie satisfactory. We think
it is only fair that tho pipo bo passed
around and wo think wo ought to bo
noxt, or if thu present city council do
not care to loan it further, they can
send us round a load of city coal and
we'll agree to return what is left after
tho winter is over, evon if it bo tho
ashes'.
On Thuitidav night last as Joseph
Jacobs was going homo accompanied
by William Hayes and was down on
tho road near the creamery Jacobs was
knocked down and robbed of a con
siderable .iiiui of money. Jacobs is in
the habit of getting on periodical j.igs
and he probably took on board a con
sidcrublo amount of tho fiery liquid.
During his may up town he had boon
free in showing up his monoy. Ho
had been in company with Juno Bunt
and Will lliiycsand they wore arrested
as his assailants, but Hayes claims that
ho was also knocked down. Tbo men
had a preliminary hearing beforo Judge
Duffy. Bent waived examination and
Hayes stood trial and both wore bound
over for trial at tho noxt torm of dis
trict court and as they could not pro
duce the required $500 bonds wero sent
to jail. Jacobs is the man who got
jaggy about a year ago and drove a
small boy away from his corn popper
taking possession himself. Ho was ar
rested at this time and sont to jail.
School Report.
Report of school taught in Dist. No,
30 for the month ending February 3.
Number enrolled, 37.
Average attendance, 30.
Those not absent during tho month
wore Corn aud Myrtle Smith, Molvin
nnd Will Whitham, Leo Sweariiigeu,
Frank Duiigherty and Joo Kouyon.
Visitors, 0.
Fhkd Watt, Teacher.
ALMOST FORGOTTEN.
Little
Stuff Which Almost &caced Put-
Ilclty Through Carelessness.
It lias been observed i eeeutli tlmt il
Is nn eiier tiling to bring a libel suit
against an editor than it N to send him
totliepcnitetitiaiy Anj editor, in anj
town, might be the defendant in a half
dozen libel Mits if he out) would tell
what he knows, in his paper.-In not
one of the.se would he be convicted for
ho would tell the truth. The editor is
a far seeing pcioun and lots of things
eonie under his eye which would be un
noticed by others He often ohscivos
things behind the scenes which, If he
would hi lug before the public, would
start libel suits nud divorces. Of
com. so we're not going to tell you bow
many married men thero are in town
who dellglit ut night to take a walk
with sweet sixteen. Talking about
sweet sixteen, some of the darling gills
of that age took exceptions to what
appeared in tills column in regaid to
"flirting with show fellows, etc." We
are Mi ry girls, but you were mistaken
us to the motive which prompted tho
writing, us thu writer of "Almost For
gotten" last week was thu married part
of this office. We guess thejlaugh is on
our side, and, rumembur girls, that you
are nut the only s(h)olls on the beach.
Thoro aro others. Wo might givo
you lots of good advice with no other
motive than your own welfnro and
certainly not becnuso of thu ono attrib
uted by you. But to change tho sub
ject. How many of our business men
who nro against tho largo department
houses in Chicago, such us Sears, Roe
buck & Co., and Montgomery, Ward &
Co., will givo tho nowspnpors credit
for refusing to accept their advertis
ing? Very few. Wo have done this
very thing in the past two weeks al
though wo would receive cash payment
for tho spneo wanted with a term
guarantee. Tho business man, bo
whatever his stock of goods, is dam
aged bv theso department stores. Wo
have from time to lime refused tho ad
vertising of foreign houses helling
dry goods, clothing, buggies, etc., and
still theio arc persons hero who denl
in theso lines who do not do ten cents
worth of advertising in a year and do
not appreciate the fact that we aro re
fusing good money in order that their
business .nay not bo damaged by tho
department store octopus. Where aro
you getting your job work brother?
aro you sending out of town for it or
do you get it from your homo printer?
Redj Cloud hns had u real hold-up.
This time tho fellow was knocked down
and his monoy takon away from him
in tho regulation way ns practiced by a
professional highwayman. This Iiub
caused no end of talk. But when you
como to think of it this is nothing.
Wo havo had hold-ups for years, only
tbo poor victim was not knocked
down, but was nevertheless hold-up
and robbed just tho same, even when
ho had his eyes open and his thinking
apparatus was working. Wo havo
still a number of hold-ups in town.
Speaking about hold-ups, did it over
occur to you that under tho cover of
darkness most of tbo meanness is
done. Let's have electric lights and
That cough
Hands on i
You have used all
sorts of cough reme
dies but it does not
vield: it is too deeo
I seated. It may wear
itself out in time, but
it is more liable to
produce la grippe, j
pneumonia or a seri
ous throat affection.
You need something
that will give you
strength and build
up the body.
SCOTT'S
EMULSION I
will do this when everything
else fails. There is no doubt
about it. It nourishes,
: strengthens, builds up and
makes the body strong and
healthy, not only to throw
otf this hard cough, but to
fortify the system against
further attacks. If you are
run down or emaciated you
should certainly take this
nourishing food medicine.
5x. nd li.oo, ll drufiftti.
SCOTT& BOWNE, Chtmliu, Nw York.
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SACRIFICE SJUdE
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As a result of our 20 per cent discount sale just
closed there accumulated a lot of
1 Odd Suits
:& which we are desirous of
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have placed all odd suits and pants on the
First Taole in Oar Store
and offer the entire lot
regular
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Balance of Overcoats,
Heavy Gloves and
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j' Leaders in Fashions and Low Prices.
then people won't bo held up nnd rob
bed in dark places. A traveling man
stopping at the Holland Houso asked
the proprietor, after hearing of the re
cent hold-up, if it was eafo for him to
go arouud tho corner, nnd gotting yes
for nn answer wont owtsldo, but it was
so dark that ho came back. Tho latest
acquisition to Red Cloud is a "Jack
the Kisser," who under tho cover of
tho blackness of tho night rushes out
from a dark cornor and kisses young
airls as thoy pass along tho Btroet.
Did it over occur to you that soino of
our business men walk in the middle of
tho streets at night in preference to
walking on tho sidewalk nnd taking
chances of being enndbngged or hav
ing their bones broken on dofectivo
sidewalks? Thero aro somo peoplo
who want darkness because they do
not want people to seo them slide
around tho corner and go whoro?
In Memoriam.
Wiikkeas, God in his providence has
seen best to tako to her heavenly homo
Sifter Augusta Edson, the wlfo A our
beloved pastor, and one ol tho ofllcers
of tho Ii. II. M. Society, who though
with us but a short timo, wo had
loarned to lovo and rospoct, therefore
Kosolved that as a society, wo heed
tho ndmouiticn to "He yo also ready,"
and let her loss servo to bind us closer
to each other in thoso bonds of chris
tian love and sympathy, which wero so
sweetly exemplified in tho lifo of our
dopartod sister, and bo it further,
Resolved, That we extend to our be
reaved pastor and son our heartfolt
sympathy in this their darkest hour of
affliction, and pray that Ho who can
comfort them "as ono whom bis moth
er comforteth" will bind up their bro
ken hearts, and givo thorn graco to say
"Even so Father for it seemed good in
thy sight," finding consolation in their
loveliness in tho thought that their bo
loved ono is safo in tho "Christian
Homo in Glory," where she is resting
from all weariness nnd pain in thoso
boantiful mansions Jesus had pro
pared for her, and may her love's light
shining through gates leftajar, lead us
all heavenward.
By ordor of
Ladies' U. H. M. Societt.
Get your sale bills printed at this of
ticc and tho announcement of salo will
bo printed in the paper during tho
timo precoding tho sale day free of
charge
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Coughing injures and inflames smo
lungs. One Minuto Cough Cure loosens
the cold, allays coughing and heals
quickly. The best cough ouro for chil
dren. O. L. Cotting.
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Mittens at Cost.
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OBITUARY.
John M. Wbito died at tho homo of
his daughter, Mrs. Stewart, of Adams
county, on February 4th, 1890, of can
cer, aged 78 years, 7 months, and fy
days.
Ho was born July 15, 1830, near Co
lumbus, Ohio, and romoved to Fulto
county, Illinois, whero ho married Miss
Elizabeth Hist 00 January 20th, 1841.
Six children woro born, to them, four
boys Add two girls, J. S. Wbito of this
city being tho eldest son. Sho diod o
May 12, 1856.
January 2Gth, 1857, ho married Mary
Boyd in Fulton county, Illinois, and
thero wns born to them threo boys. He
leaves his wifo, seven children, thirty
two grand-children, and sixtcon Jgroat
grandchildren to mourn his loss.
Tho funeral services woro held at -tho
residonco of his daughter at 11
o'elosk ou Monday, Fobruary 6, Rot..
G. W. Hummel ofllciatiog. Afterviow
itig the remains the relatives and
friends repnircd to tho Wilson ceme
tery nnd nil that remained of a good
neighbor and friend was consigned to
tho enrth. Tho bereaved family have '
the sympathy of a host of friends in
their affliction.
Two More ExcunJons toIHot Springs, & D.
Thoso who find it jnconviont or im
possible to loavo homo during tho sum
mor months will bo interested in the
announcement that on ,thoJ 14th and
28th of February, the Burlington route
vnill sell round trip tickets to Hot
Springs at half rates.
Tickets aro good for thirtvjdays from
date of i8suo long enougbjfor visitors
to receivo substantial benefit from m.
courso of treatment at the springs.
Hot Spring's largest hotel, tho Evans,
as well as its principal bath hauses, are
opon throughout tho year. Tho Hot'
Springs climate, ovon in mid-winter, is
cloar, dry and sunny not nearly as
cold, as a rule, as that of Nobraska.
For tickets and information abont
train service apply to; nearest B. & il.
R. R. ticKut agent, or write to J. Fran
cis, general passenger agent, Omaha.
Neb.
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Mules Wanted.
Thirty head of mules from four to
eight years old, fifteen hands high or
over, nnd 20 bead of horses from five
to eight yonrs old. All stock must be
sound, in good flesh and woll broke.
Will bo at Alma, Monday, Fobrunry 13;
Republican, Tuesday, February 14th;
Bloomington, Wednesday, February 15;
Franklin, Thursday, Fobruary 16th;
Rivorton, Friday, Fobruary 17th; Red
Cloud, Saturday, Fcbrnary 18th.
T. J.Tcbxm.
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