THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, FRIDAY, APRIL 2b 1899.
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GENERAL CITY NEWS.
The Oniir 11.00 per year.
IIS. E. Smith of Beatrice was here
Monday.
Takoyour haraeos repairing to Fogel
and Hutchison.
A. M. Walters of Blue Hill was in the
oity yesterday.
It you want anything ia tho harness
lias see Fogel and Hutobison.
A new walk was put down in front
of the F. & M. Bank this week.
A aew walk has been laid on tho
south sido of the I. . O. F. hall.
G. H. Greenhalgh and Geo. Uoit of
Cowlea woro in tho city Wednesday.
B. G. Auld of GrlswolU. Iowa, a
brother of W. T., was in the city this
.wook.
Farm loans at low rates of intorest.
Loans cloaeed on day of application.
-C. W. Kaloy.
Call ou G. W. Dow when iu want of
now or second band plows, harrows,
cultivators, listers or buggies.
It will'bo to your interest to sou mo
if you want a pump wind mill or auy
thing iu that lino. Jas. Peteuson.
Mrs. Geo. Leming of Gillotto, Wyom
ing arrived in tho city Saturday evou
ing on a visit to Wtu. Parkos and
family.
Walter Roby returned last Saturday
from Danbury, this state whore he has
been employed for some time past by
..Fay Olnoy.
J. S. Whito will conduct the Sunday
sohool service at Amboy next Sunday
.afternoon at three o'clock, Rev. Darby
being in Superior.
Ed. Smith -and wifo arrived in
the citv Tuesday morning from Salt
Lake Gity, Utah, and are visiting with
J. H. Smith and family.
If our readers want a cooking stove
-or range they should look over tho line
keptbyW.W. Wright. Thoy have as
-good an adsortinont as can be found in
Omaha.
L. H. Biackledge, the new attorney
-who will movo hore about tho first of
Juno, has purchased the residonco in
tho west part of town formerly-known
,& tho Pope property.
' We uaderstand that at tho noxt meet
ing of the tire department the quostion
of a Fourth of July colobratlon will be
discussed. The probabilities aro that
. if sufficient funds car be raised tho
boys will again give a colebration.
Strong Endorsements
Dr. MaryE. Groen, president National
UouseholaEoonomlos Association, mem
ber Amerioan Medical Association,
member American Public Health Asso
ciation, author of "Food Produots of the
World," writes from Charlotte, Mich.:
'The excellence of Pabst Malt Extract
Is not unknown to me, as I have used it
professionally foryears, always with the
aost satisfactory results. For mothers
aurstng their children and for general
debility from any cause, I regard It as
of espeolal Talue, as it combines both
tonlo and nutrient properties, which
take it truly the 'Best' Tonic."
"I recently presoribed Pabst Malt Ex
tract, The "Best" Tonlo, to three of my
patients, all of whom were ladies, and
all of whom were suffering from uyspep
sle and Its consequences, and I
sequences, ana in an wese
oases it acted line a onarm. iwo oi
thsea bought more of the tonlo, and
continued to take It, until now they tell
tainly Improved wonderfully in weight
aad strength. I have prescribed your
"Best'' Tonlo a great number of times.
It U one of the best, if sot the very best,
of its ktad." .
ft. stauraa, U. D.t Jersey City, V. J.
me they can eat anything, anct one oi
them added " every thing?' without the
iiirhtAdt innnnvAnlanee. The v have cer
WEEK'S HAPPENINGS.
Bluo grass seed at Mitchell Bros.
Harness of
Hutchison's.
all kinds at Fogol and
Irving Cummings this
into his residonoo.
woek moved
See W. W. Wright's line of cooking
stovos and ranges.
John Potter of Lawrence is visiting
in the rity this week.
Thk Omar and the Chicago Inter-
Urean one year for 11.95.
See tho flno lino of cooks and ranges
handled by W.W.Wright.
F. C. Busohow of Bluo Hill was donlg
business in tho city Thursday.
Special orders for cakes will be
promptly tilled by J. O. Wiles.
Walter Sherwood has purchased the
property in which be has been living.
Insnro with the Pennsylvania Firo of
Philadelphia. W. L. McMillan, Agt.
Rev. James Mark Darby holds quar
terly meeting at Superior next Wed
nssday.
ikMrs. Vetter of Toeumseh, mother of
A. Vetter, ofthedopot force, is visit
ing here.
Mohrart 4 Cutter have some choice
milkers, some fine yearling steers and
stock bulls for salo.
QH. E. Grice has had his drug store
neatly papered and it is now one of
tho prettiest rooms in tho city.
Mr. Butler of Norcatur, Kansas, is
visiting tho family of R. C. Leggett on
tho south sido of tho river this wook.
W. N.Boynton, who was here sovoral
days tho last of tho wook returned to
his home at Manchester, Iowa, on Mon
day.
If you want your pump repaired or
pipe fixod I have a pump and windmill
man that will do you a good Job. Jas.
Pkterson.
Mrs. Carl Jenkins of Beatrice ar
rived In the city the last of the week
to visit with her mother and other
relatives hore.
It makes no difference how bad the
wound if you use DoWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve: it will quickly heal and
leave no scar, C, L. Cotting.
A. G. Willis left Sunday night for
a trip to Boise City, Idaho, and other
pointi in the far west to seo if bis
health would not be benelittcd by tho
trip.
John Wiles will open up for business
Saturday in tho building formerly oc
cupied by Van Baron, Ico cream and
other delicacies of tho season always
on bond.
Don't buy a range or cooking stovo
until you oxatuino tho lino kept by W.
W. Wright. They arc of tho latest
pattern and built to do good cooking
and savo fuol.
Ninety-two cars of stock woro ship
ped through this city Thursday to Kan
sas City and Chicago. Four sections of
No. 64 and and an extra stock train to
Hastings took out the shipment.
By allowing the accumulations in the
bowles to remain in, tho ontiro system
is poisoned. DoWitt's Little Early
Risers regulate the bowles. Try them
nnd you will always uso them. C. L.
Cotting.
Fok Salk. House and lot, corner
Webster street and Fifth avonuo, con
taining 12 rooms and collar; also barn
and lot. For furthor particulars, ad
dress, L. Bauh, No. 71 Potomac Ave.
Chicago, Ills.
Tho rain of Tuesday night, tho first
good one of tho season, put an entirely
different appearance to the faco of all
nature. There wero some who had be
gun already to prophesy no crop this
year.
Married by Rov, G. W. Blackwoll at
his residence in Red Cloud on Sunday
afternoon, April 28d, Mr. James C.
Billings of Smith county, Kansas, and
Miss Julia C. Sybort of Wobstor coun
ty, Nebraska.
ThoW.C. T. U. mass moqtlng will
bo held at tho Baptist church Sunday
evening, April 80th. Rev. Dean will
deliver tho address. An overflow
meoting will be held at tho M.E. church
Rev. Edson conducting tho sorvice.
"Pap" Rust has a forco of men at
work this weok sotting out his first in
stallment of strawberries, 10,000 plants.
We shall anxiously await tho appear
ance of tho fruit, especially the usual
spring sample whioh invariably finds
its way to our desk.
There is now a first- class mad be
twoen this city and tho Kansas line,
our venerable friond Cap Uouohin
having completed tho work. With
Lebanon and Smith Centre both on the
"dry" list this yoar, no doubt this bit
of road improvement will be very ben
eticial to this city.
Public Sale. Tho undersigned will
sell at publio salo the buildings and lot
known as the Stern's property oppo
site tho state bank on tho corner of
Fourth avenue and Webster street.
This property will be sold to the high
est bidder for cash on Saturday, May 6
between the hours of 10 a.m. and 2 p.
m M Stern.
MERE MENTIONINGS.
Fresh bulk gardon seeds. Mitchell
Bros.
For hand made harness go to Figol
and Hutchisons.
Tho Cmir and Chicago Intor Ocean
ono year for IL35.
See tho "American" hog fence at
Mitchell Bros. Boat on earth.
Mrs. Anthony Clark of MoCook is
visiting frlonds hero this wook.
T. G. Tumor, tho tuulo man. was
hero again tho last of tho week.
Dillard Bedford returned Tuesday
morning from a trip to Oxford.
John Wiles roturnod Sunday night
from a trip to Kansas City and St. Joe.
. M. Storn of Chicago is in the city this
woek looking after property interests
hero.
If you want a drlvo well mado I can
do it for you.ln first class style. James
Petersoh.
P. A. Welle and wife returned Satur
day from a trip to McCook where they
formerly resided.
S. F. Spokealeld has opened a pro
duce and feed store in the oldGulll-
ford building on Fourth aveaue.
For musio lessons see Miss Effie
Campbell at tho resldenoe of B. F.
Mixer or leave orders at musio store.
TheA. O. U. W. Memorial sermon
will bo held in tho Methodist church
on Sunday morning, May 7th, at 10.80.
No. 15 was sovoral hours Into Thurs
dav nlaht on account of high water
and washouts in tho eastern part of
tho state.
J. O. Wilos wishes to announce to
tho publio that ho will be oponed up
for business in his new restaurant on
Saturday.
Tho city counoil held a special meet
ing labt Tuesday t for the purpose of al
lowing bills for' work on street and
witness fees.
The storm doors were removed from
the front of the weather bureau (post
office) this week as a notification that
spring had come.
Get your sale bills printed at this of
fice and the announcement of sale will
bo printed in .tho paper during the
timo preceding tho sale day freo of
charge.
Bort Duckor this weok bought a one
acre lot in tho Outhwaito pasturo, just
south of the A. Couovur property and
will at onco commouco the erection of
a now dwelling.
Pneumonia, la grippe, coughs, colds,
croup and whooping cough readily
yiold to Oao Minute Cough Cute. Uso
this remedy in time nnd savo a doctor's
bill or tho undertaker's. C. L. Cot
ting. Tho street grader and a forjo of mon
havo been doing soma good work on
Elm street this week, and when tho
work is finished the water will run in
tho gutter, instead of in tho middle of
the street as at present.
Help...
Nature
Babies and children need I
proper food, rarely ever medi
cine. If they do not thrive
on their food something is
wrong. They need a little
help to get their digestive
machinery working properly.
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COD LIVER OIL
WITH HYPOPHOSPHITESor LIME tSODA
1 will rfnratlv correct this 1
difficulty.
If you will put from one
fourth to half a teaspoonful
in baby's bottle three or four
times a day you will soon see
a marked improvement. For
I larster children, from half to f
a teaspoonful, according to
age, dissolved in their milk,
if you so desire, will very
) soon show its great nourish
ing power. If the mothers
milk does not nourish the
(baby, she. needs the emul
sion. It will show an erred
at once both upon mother
! and child.
jx. and i.oo, ll droifttu.
SCOTT & BOWNB, Chimtitt, Ntw York.
tM i II i II II ill
RoVal
Baking Powder
Made from pure
cream of tartar.
Safeguards the food
against alum
Aim feUa powders are tfcsgrsataw
sen to Bjsawn ee wc mwm car.
MORE OR LESS PERSONAL.
Geo. O. Toiser
Thursday.
mado a trip east
G. M. Warner of Guldo Rock was
here Monday.
Mrs. Anna Scott returned from dowa
ia Kansas Monday.
O. A. Latham of Cowles was doing
business here Saturday.
J. II. Brown and wife of Cowles
were in tho city Tuesday.
Mrs. A. J. Hayes of Guide Rock was
hore tho last of the week.
R Q. Stowart was looking aftorjrev
enue matter hero Thursday.
Kdward Robins of Guldo Rock was
doing business hero this wook.
Mr. Cowloy of Bladen was a pleasant
caller at this ofilco on Saturday.
M. R. Bentley and family returned
Sunday from a sojourn at Hot Springs,
Arkansas.
Mrs. Jos. Williams has put in city
water at her rosidenoo property in the
south ward.
Ltittlo May Robinson who was so
badly burned last Thursday is getting
along nicely.
Tramps aro getting thick in these
parts. They must have Just thawed
out with tho frogs.
We call your attention this week to
tho publio sale of tho Stern property
in anothorcolumu.
Mrs, N. Springor and her daughter
Mrs. Serl of Bladon woro visiting iu
tho city this wceK.
Sheriff Wells took an old man named
Milncr to tho asylum Thursday from
his home near Blue Hill.
Mrs. Moses Wilson of Bluo Hill and
Mrs. Nellie Holuuson of Hastings aro
visiting with C D. Kobinson and fam
ily. Mrs. J. O. Warner loft tho last of tho
week for Hastings where alio will visit
and will then go to Now York to join
her husband.
Asa result of tho noncompliance of
thoordor of tho city council that the
steps leadlug to the rear entrance to
tho opera house should be repaired the
mayor ordored the doors to bo locked
until tho order Is compiled with.
A deputy sheriff gave a crazy man a
revolver and cartridges on a Rook
Island train on Monday morning and
a car full of passengers crawled under
tho seats in consternation. Tho deputy
wanted to "just please tho poor man."
If you have piles cure thorn. No uso
undergoing horrible operations that
simply removes tho result of tho dis
ease without disturbing tho diseaso it
self. Placo your confidence in DoWitt's
WltchlHazol Salve. It has novor failed
to cure othors; it will not fall to cure
you. C. L. Cotting.
It is told of Sam Jones that on his
return from a fasbionablo dinner he
was asked by an innocent old sister
how tho ladies were dressed, and tbo
Georgia preacher replied: "I toll you
they aro not dressed at all above tho
tablo, and I never looked under the
tablo to soo what they had en,"
Nols Sorgenson, residing northwest
of this city on Thursday afternoon dur
ing a fit of temporary insanity, tried to
amputate his left haud at tho wrist
joint withashoeknifo. He succeeded
in cutting everything but one small
bone in the wrist beforo he was stop
nod. Drs. McKeoby and uock wore
called and found it necessary to ampu
tate the wounded member.
Boys in tho south ward bavo boon
troubling C. H. Kaley considerably of
late by shooting his ducks and chickens
with the aid of sling shots. A special
order placing a ban on these woapons
within the oity limits should, be m.ado.
and every kid carrying one-should be
arrested and fined. Thoy aro a weapon
of silent destruction and should not be
tolerated.
Tho total cost of tho graveling dono
on Webster stroet was a little less than
1100. Now that tho experimental work
done by tho out-going administration
has been so successful and generally
acknowledged to be tbo best way of
securing good streets, it is to bo hoped
that tho in-coming e.dministratIon will
see fit to treat the rest of the stroets in
the business part of town in a like
asmer.
Warm
IS HERE.
YOU
liight Underwear
Buy it where they show the best assortment
BEST
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IN TOWN
Couiden-Raley
Clothing Gompany.
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I $500.00 Given Mm
During this
$500 Worth of Queensuiare
away as follows:
To each customer making a $5.00 purchase in our
Dry Goods room may have their choice of any
dish on the top shelf of our dish rack.
A $4.00 purchase in the Dry Goods room, choice of
any dish on the second shelf.
M A $3.00 purchase in the Dry Goods room, choice
iff any dish on the third shelf.
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H A $1.60 purchase in the Dry Goods room, choice
$ any dish on the lower shelf.
Wo wish to call your attention to our
Carpet - Department
as the most attractive in town. Tho most attractive feature being
THE PRICE, below all competitors. It will bo a pleasure
to show you our carpets and a pleasure to save you
from five to fifteen cents por yard.
We are offering special values all through our
Dress - Goods - Department
Also special values in
Remdy Made Skirts and Shirt Waists.
Now Is the timo to secure some good dishes. Wo need the room
theso dishes tnko up nnd aro going to givo thorn away.
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