The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, April 07, 1899, Image 5
S' :"' THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, FKIDAY. APRIL. 7. 1899. The Eyes t ; nd Health I 1 Nothing- is moro import- 4 ant (ot the preservation J of good health and clear 2 business Judgment than 4 Ieatous care of the eyes. J )ofectlvevisin produc-! es irritation and nor- i vousness, and in this condition no person is J capable of giving to bus-1 iness matters or to the J ordinary affairs of life the attention necessary to success. Porfoct ht- J ting glasaos will over-1 como naturo's defects. You oan have your oyca J examined free by 4 4 Newhouse Bros., ltt..l Tf-4lnrirVt!l4n 4 and jewelers. 4 tiring U( your Watch, Clock anil Jewelry J wnrk. Wciln thnbpst work. : 4 4 i GENERAL CITY NEWS. WEEK'S HAPPENINGS. Bluogrnss seed at Mitchell llros. Frank Anson of Hastings was hero this wook. Harnoss of all kinds ut Fogol and Hutchison's. CF. Gather of Lincoln is hero visit ing with '.ho folks. Thk OniRPf 1.00 per year. V. B. Daucby of Lincoln was here Tuesday. Ed. -Smith orNorton was in tho city this week. Mrs. . E. Ladd of Inavale was hero on Saturday. R M. Allen of Orleans was hero tho first of tho week. See W. W. Wright's lino of cooking stoves and ranges. Attorney J. N. Rickards of Beatrice, was hero this wcok. U. Uinkins of Rivcrton was doing business hero Saturday. If you want anything in tho harness lino eeo Fogel and Hutchison. Ed. Smith of Morton Kansas was hero this weok visiting friends. Mitchell Brothers can save you money when you want a blcyclo. Lesllo Chanoy left Saturday for Superior whoro ho will most likely stay for boiuo time. Don't think becauso you don't see any wall paper advertised in this paper thcro is nono in town. Call on G. W. Dow when in want of uew or second hand plows, harrows, cultivators, listers or buggies. L. A. Hussong returned from Kearney on Tuesday whore ho preached and de livered a Temperance address on last Lord's day. Tho beautiful cantata "Little Red Riding llood'b Uoscuu" directed by the Missus Campbell will bo presented Fii day evening, April 11 Married, Herbert B. Fulton and Miss Doeia Morgan of this county were united in mnrriagu by Elder Hussong at the parsonage on April 5. If our readers want a cooking stoo or range they should look over tho lino kept by V. V. Wright. They havo us good an assortment as can bo found in Omaha. Tho enterprising (inn of Fogel and Hutchison have como to tho conclusion tlmt Ilea Cloud is too small for both of them, and us a consequence Mr. Hutch ison has gouo to Cowles to open up a hurnoss shop. The highway robbery coso lu which Juno Bout and William Hayes woro accused of beating up and robbing J. . Jacobs was tho interesting part of tho court the first days of tho wook. Bent who was tried first was found guilty. Hayes wUl be tried later. MERE MENTIONINGS. HHHH1IHIU14HHIIIIIHIUU1IIIU as A LOVELY WOMAN Is the fairest flower in the garden of humanity. Every woman may S bo lovely after her own style, with sparkling eyes and rosy cheeks, and with every line of beauty fully developed. , ss Pabst Malt Extract, The " Best" Tonic, will bring out her beauty, a fill in the holjows, cover up the bones and angles, round out the a curves, and develop all her lines a or beauty. It is a flesh and tissue E builder that will make anv woman plump and round and rosy, as she a was meant to oe. try n yourecu nd your mirror will aiow you a pkUMnt surprise. Charley Dlckorson roturued from Lincoln Thursday. Janios Monisou otSuporiorwas hero tho first of tho week. J. W. Robinson of Guldo Rock was hero tho flrat of tho week. Sootho flno lino ot cooks and ranges handled by W. W. Wright. I. B. Colvln of Guido Rock was hero attending court this wook. Attorney M. A. Hartigan of Hastings was hero this wcok attending court. Insure with tho Pennsylvania Fire of Philadelphia. W. L. McMillan, Agt. Farm loans at low rates of intorest. Loans closoed on day of application. -C.W.Kaloy. Mrs. John Garber of McCook arrived in tho city Thursday on a visit to rela tives and frionds. Elder Hussong has been retained by tho Christian church at a nlco increase in salary for a third year's work. Tho man who procrastinates may bo sorry ho mot tho undertaker beforo tho insuruueo agent. Insuro in tho Trav elers. Sood potatoos, Chicago markot and early Ohio. Apply to Daniel Norrls live miles west and ono mile south of Red Cloud. Tho Infant of Mr. and Mrs. Hal Fearn was buried in tho city cometary April 5th. L. A. Hussong of the Christian church attended tho service. For a quick remedy nnd ono that is perfectly safo for children let us tec ommond Ono Mlnuto Cough Cure. It is oxcollont for croup, hoarseness, tiok ling in tho throat and coughs. C. L. Cotting. Don't buy a rango or cooking stovo until you examine tho lino kept by W. W. Wright. They aro of the latest pattern and built to do good cooking and savo fuol. M.A. Jones of Franklin is a new ar rival to our city and has purchased the Simons property in the north part of town and will we understand go into business here. There havo been numerous bad ac cidents in the past month. Thore may be many in tho future. Insure against accidents in the best company in tho world, tho Travelers of Hartford. W. L. McMillan, Agent. For Sale. Houso and lot, corner Webster street nnd Fifth avenuo, con taining 12 rooms nnd cellar; also barn and lot. For furthor particulars, ad dress, L. Badm, No. 71 Potomac Avo. Chicago, Ills. L. H. Blacklodgo of Culbertson was hero attending district court this weok. Tho gontlomnn is tho attorney spoken of some timo ago as thinking of locating bore. Wo aro glad to say that ho has decided to do so and will bo hero; in Juno. A splendid iiudinnce greeted tho very excellent poiformnnco of "Red Riding Hood" at tho P.uldook last nvoniug. Tho affair was a biilllant, artistic nnd linancial success and all parties talcing part aro deserving the greatest credit. Beatrico Daily Express. Will bo rendered at the Rod Cloud opera house Friday evening, April 11. . Tho Bladen Enterprise of last wcok says: "Wo understand that our prosont district clerk is to bo a candidate for re election. Wo seo no reason why ho should not have the place again. Jim has served the people faithfully and olliciontly, and to the satisfaction of overyono during his torm of oflico, and wo would liko to soo him carry off tho honors again." Whllo It may bo a littlo early for possiblo candidates to be sprung, tho abovo will no doubt meet with tho hearty approval of tho majority of tho people. Wo havo boon sued for libol and wo do not bellevo that It will bo out of placoatthis tlmo to ask our frionds who owe us on subscription to como in and help us out with a littlo ready cash. If you cannot payJusZall that Isduocomoin and pay whatjyou can Law-suits at best are oxponsivo luxuries and tho frionds who holp us out now in our timo of need will! be doubly ap. predated. If you are not n subscriber como in and subscribe for a paper which takes a stand and says something and hasn't its columns shut up liko a jack-knife to tho truth. James Mcintosh wns In Byron this week. John Fulton of Rivcrton was hero this weok R. L. Tinker of McCook was hero tho lust of tho week. For hand made harness go to Fgol and Hutchisons. The Ciiikk nnd Chicago Inter Ocean ono year for 11.25. Omar Doling of Holdrrgo was heio tho first of tho weok. Miss Mumio Copley left tho last of tho wcok for a visit in Kansa. See the "Atuorlcati" hog fence nt Mitchell Bros. Best on earth. N. S. Harwood of Lincoln was look ing after casos in court hero this week. Mass meottngs Sunday afternoon and ovening at Congregational and Christ ian church. C. F. Shepherd au old friend of C. W. Kaloy Is visiting with that gentlo man and family. Como and hoar a lecturo worth fifty dollars, you got it free, Sunday after noon and evening. H. E. Pond who has boon having a serious tusslo with tho grip for somo time is ablo to bo nround again. Mrs. Jas Swearinger nnd children arrived homo Monday morning after a sovorul weeks visit with frionds at Mc Cook. Attorney Jno. O. Yeiser of Omaha was hero tho first of the wook attending court and loft for his homo again Wed osday morning. J. U. liutlor this weok removed a dwelling houso from tho south part of town to his lots just oast of tho north ward school building. James Kidd and wife of Sodalia, Mis souri, arrived in tho city Wednesday night on a visit to tho luttors mother Mrs. C. R. Bosso and other relatives. Get your salo bills printed at this of fice and tho announcement of salo will bo printed in tho paper during tho timo preceding tho salo day freo of charge A largo number of persona went to tho homo of A. G. Willis on last Tues day and gavo that gentleman a pleas ant Burprlso. A royal good tlmo was had by all prosont. Word comes from Putnam, Illinois, that a fine ton pound baby boy arrived at tho home of Mr. pnd Mrs. James R. Robinson, former well known residents here, on April 1st. If you havo a cough, throat irritation, weak lungs, pain in the chosr, diffi cult breathing, cronp or hoarseness, lot us suggest Ono Minuto Cough Curo. Always roliablo and safo. C. L. Cot ting. May, tho eight year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown, died nt hor homo Wednesday morning. Tho fu neral services were conducted from tho rcsidenco this afternoon and tho re mains laid to rest in tho city cemetery. RoVal Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar. Safeguards the food against alum AlMmtialdn powders arc tfefrcAtett BMUctritolitaJtfcot the procatday. MORE OR LESS PERSONAL. garden seeds. Mitchell aim WEAR THE BEST p w x m !TM9iah HMB On I Rev E. O. Taylor, of Chicago, who is a specialist, author and lecturer on Sciontilic Temporanco will givo tho first of a course of lectures at tho Bap tist church Saturday ovening April 8 at 8o'olock, subject "Microln nnd Men." Sunday at II p.m., "That Boy of Yours." Sunday ovening, "Citizenship in tho Light of Christ and Paul." Monday evening, "A Glass of Hcor Annlyzed." Places for tho remaining lectures to be announced Sunday. Any ono attend ing theso lectures will feel well repaid m bo is a forcible and entortalalng wafcer. . - ' -- 1 You have used all I sorts of cough reme-1 I dies but it does not (yield; it is too deep! J seated. It may wear j f itself out in time; but I fit is more liable to! produce la grippe, I pneumonia or a seri ous throat affection. You need something that will give you strength and build up the body. j SCOTT'S I TMIII CIAM I will do this when everything ! else fails. There is no doubt 1 I about it. It nourishes, J I strengthens, builds up and i j makes the body strong and J i healthy, not only to throw s I off this hard cough, but to I fortify the system against I further attacks. If you are I i run uuwn ur tuiauaicu yuu I cfinnlft ortainlw tak Ihic nourishing food medicine fee ci4 ., U dniHUtt. tCOTT SOWNt, QStmbw, tfaw Y.rt 4MMIWMMMMI Fresh bnlk Bros. Chas. H.Sloan of Gonovn was hero this weok. Seed potatoes for sale. Soo S. F. tipokosfield. Takoyour harness ropairingto Fogol and Hutchison. Dr. Damorell of Hastings was in tho city this wook. Tub Chirp nnd tho Chicago Intor Ooean one yoar for $1.25. Amos Uowdon wns up from Superior over Sunday visiting with tho folks. Mr. und Mrs. C. J. Burkott f Indi ana aro visiting with T. C. Hacker nnd family. Young men wanted to hoar "Christ ian citizenship r tho light of Christ and Paul." Mrs. Lytic, sister of A. G. Willis is hero from tho west part of tho Stnto visiting with him. Gulusha nnd Wescott havo rocolved iron doors and shutters to place on the rear of their clothing store Eugonio, tho infant child of Mr. nnd Mrs. Al Fearn died at Ihoh house south wost of the city on Tuesday, aged 13 day b. W. M. Campboll, formerly of tho firm of Kaloy and Campboll of this city, lately of San Francisco was hero tho first of tho week. L. H. Rust says if you want somo good nursery stock cheap this spring let him know what you want. Will have a full line for salo noxt wook. Among tho lawyers attending court this week are: M, A. Hartigan and Jacob Bailoy of Hastings and A. M. Walters and A. D. Rannoy of Blue Hill. W. H. Cloud of Holmcsvllo, this stnto was hero this woek and purchased from our renl estate man D. J. Myers tho Prontiss section near Inavalo paying therefor $7,000 cash. Lester Koontx formerly a resident of this city arrived in tho city Tuesday with a carload of cattlo from his homo at Kinzie, Indinnn. Ho was ono of tho volunteers who wontout todo service for Undo Sam in tho lato war. A pleasant gathering wns hold Thurs day at tho homo of H. Mnurer north of town in honor of Mrs. Muuror's sister Mrs. Lunk of York who is visiting there. Those present woro. Mrs. Hedgo, Mrs. Engels, Mrs. Winton, Mrs. Hert Tennant, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. E. McCune, Mrs Wm. Holsworth, Mrs. F. Tennant, Mrs. Copeland. Tho enntnta of Red Riding Hood's RoHctiont tho opera houso last ovening wns a perfect succoss in every respect. Everybody pronounced it ono of tho best entertainments given in this city in a long time. Nobraska City Daily News. Will bo rendered at the Red Cloud opera houso Friday evoning, April 14. LiBtof loiters remaining uncalled for at tho postofficeat Red Cloud, Nob raska, for tho wook ending April Gth 1800. Boyd, J N Hulette, Geo E Largent, R M Mappcs, Lona Mlllor, J O Romor, C Theso lottcrs will bo sent to tho dead lotter oflico April 20th, if not called for before. Whon calling for abovo ploaso say advertised. T. C. Hacker, P. M. Itcomes a littlo peculiar for us to speak about oursolf and to mnko it short wo havo boon sued for liabol by L. S. Wil son. It is a littlo too early in the gamo for us to tell of tho motive for this move or tho deal that is behind it. Wo havo gotten so used to tolling tho truth in giving tho news to our leaders that wo do not stop to think how it hurts, Perhaps as wo aro "the only paper in Red Cloud which dates to print tho news" wo got the uor&t of it because of tho hiloiioo of the others, Wo uro u poor hand at writing obituaries espec ially when It is our own. While wo havo no misgivings as to tho outcome wo wish to suggest to our renders who aro indobtcd to us that now is tho time to pay up and to thojo not taking our pa per it is a good tlmo to subsoribe. In sure in the Travelers Insurance Com pany of Hartford. W. L. McMrmur, Wc don't believe you can find a suit of any other make that will have the style and appearance of these Hart,Schaff ner 6c Marx suits or that will wear as well and cost as little in the long run. Come in and see them and try on some of the new styles HART, aCHAFrNKN A MANX jyyi W UARANTCED CLOTHING.. Copyright 1899 .By Httt, Schiflncr ft Mux We have just received $500.00 worth of Men's Fine Suits which ac bought at our own price. We offer them at prices that will force you to buy if you see them. If you want to look well on Easter wc are the people who can fit you out. M. GouideD-Kaley Clothing Go. LEADERS IN LOW PRICES. Council Meeting Tho city council met in regular ses si'in Wednesday evoning with all coun cilmen present nnd mayor absent. Meeting was called to order by Presi dent Spokesiiold. Tho following bills woro presouted and upon motion allowed on their re spective funds: (1 W PaundcrH, election board 2 00 OOTcol, " ThadJMoNItt, " " It I) llcdford, " ' rf V Ki.o, " " MWIIOby, " " UlMSdlllMlll, " " J)J.(!roni, " " T J Wnrd, " " I) KchUt, " " .1 V KIiibuI. " police W Ii McMillan, prlntlm? I O () V Hull, rent . A A lliinllck, illicit iollc-o V i: Illfc. Milnrytlilnliiunrtor...... H 1' SiKjklBlIleld, Huliiry third itinrlcr.. Goo It llollntor, " WWWrlKlit. " " (1 W Dow, . 200 , U(M 2 0U UIXI 2 00 3 (HI 2 110 J WJ , you aw IS 60 25 00 10 0) . m W) in no l'J 60 12 M Alderman 1st ward, S. F. Spokestleld; Alderman 2nd ward, Madison Finch; Members of sohooi bosrd, 0. 11 Crone and S. Dcokwlth. Council ailjournod to calUof Mayor. .1 K KckIct, Hiilnry tw(imuMtliHnndKiii)llci 1? 'M I, K Tult, prlulluK ..-....-. J I) Cm i in, room 'or clectlm......... (Jco HmclKcr, fixing election bootlm... 0 V Dow, coal . ................... ItosHimd HlfcdrnytiKO.............. .--.. M W Dlckomon, wutcr commissioner.. . Trader' Lumber Co .coal and lumber..-, M W Dlckerxon. atreotcommlaalouer 12 00 T W Hattlcld, labor on Ktrccts....... 2 00 State Journal Co,, pollbooka and pencil. 4 ft) J W Klnael, repairing maln......... 2 hi C E Fearn, drayge.... ....... .... .. , 1 90 J M Bollard, engineer. ..... .- . 40 00 Council next proceodod to canvas vote which resulted as follows: Your mouth is tho front door of your face. It is tho aperture to tho cold storago room of your anatomy. Some mouths look liko poaches aud cream, and somo liko n holo chopped into a brick wall to admitt a now window or door, Tho mouth is a hotbod of oratory and a baby's crowning glory. It is the crimson aislo to your liver. It is patriotism's fountain head andthotool clu'st for pie. Without it tho politician woudl bo a wanderer on tho face of tho earth, and the cornetist would go to an iinhoiiored graVit. It Is tint grocer's friend, the orator's pride and the dent ists hope. It puts some mon on the rostrum and many on tho stouo pile. It is temptation's lunch counter when attached to a maiden, and a to bacconist's friend when attached to a man. Without it mai ricd life would be asummitr dream, aud tho dudo would lose half his attractions. Aud most of all, if there were no mouths there would bo no good-byes or happy gteetings, no woids of comfort or hope, no laughter full of sunshine or sonirs full of nraiso: ,5 w I tho hired man could not bo called to dinner, anu no ono wouiu asx, ' wnnro did you get that 25 cent hat?" Kx change. A young man of our oity has again lot his inclination got tho host of his hotter judgemont and is this time charged with waiting an insinuating 800 I (X) U 01 .Ml 15 6 4-i 18 00 CANDIDATES. ayoi J.S.Whlto Scattering Troasuror O.W.Dow , Scattering Clerk J. E.Koslor Ssimnol Dyor Pollco Judge Samuel West J. Portor, Jr., Aldormuu, 1st Ward S. P. Spokosflold Scattering Aldormnu, 2d Ward Madison Pinch Sumtiel Ki'.er School Hoard ;. 11. 1'rono J oh. Garbor S. Hockwltlt Scattering t .- OJ Gl M 5 20 01120 1 52 01 8 .10 40 103 12 2!) 51 7 97 30 73 18-1 48 100 38 127 3 145 25 181 1 140 43 148 41 51 07 rvr 151 105 3 Upon motion tho parties receiving tho highest number of voles woro de cided elected nnd olork instruct ed to issuo certificate of elootlon to satzo as follows: Mayor J. S. White Treasurer, O. V?. Dow; Clerk, J. K. KMtr; folio Jdf, ftuauel Wt-, lettor to a young lady who was stopping in our city lust woek and in other ways making himself obnoxious. II is ex tromoly remarkable that tho Chief is tho only paper in our city which hoars of such deals. Perhaps though wo aro tho only piper which has tho norvo to makemontionof them. Although this young man has been brought up and roared in the host manner possible und has parents who aro among our best townspeople, wo wish to state that another occurnnco of this kind will bo followed by this papor giving tho full story nnd name of tho party. "A tramp came running into tho oilkoyestorday'iaystho Lacon Jour nal, "and;sald that a man had just swal lowed a two foot rule and wns dying by inches. Wo started out at once to loam tho partioulius tf tint death, aud meet ing Dr. Martin told him about tho'easo. Ho said that was nothing; that ho had patient who onco swnllowed a thcro mometer and died by degress. A couple of liysttindei'ii thou chipped in. Ono said it reminded him of u follow down in Kansas who swallood a phtol and wont oil easy. Tho other said he ha 1 a friend in Now Jersey who swal lowod a pint of applejack and atai ia good spirit." WeoncvkMrdofaaa whoat9ioaMboreM4t l4 4W4 o Jlitaurt,JtK. 1L VMli'.iw ' .& &k W . k -A