THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, FRIDAY, JUNE , 1800.
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WEEK'S HAPPENINGS.
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GENERAL CITY NEWS.
Blue grass seed at Mitchell Bios.
Rev. J. M. Darby was in Beatrice
Monday.
Tako your harness repairing to Fogel
-and Hutchison.
The Chief nnd Chicago Inter Ocean
one year (or $1.25.
Have you been that fine line of nets
-and dusteis til J. O. Butler's.
If you want anything in tho harness
Jiuo sue Fogel and Hutchison.
Miss va Brown departed she fore
part of the week for a visit with friends
an Hildreth, this state.
Paul Dickson who has been at Lin
coln attending the btate university is
home.
Call on G. VV. Dow when in want of
new or second hand plows, harrows,
cultivators, listers or buggies.
It will bo to your interest to see mo
.if you want a pump wind mill or any
thing in that line. Jas. Peteuson.
(ieo. Negley and a Mr. Eshelman of
'Fulton county, Illinois, were hero this
week confening with D. J. Myers in
ngurd to laud.
Geo. Drako who was serving a four
gear's soutonco iu the penitentiary
-was released from that institution and
.arrived home last Saturday night.
Special Salk, commencing Juno 10
and enditig Juuo 24, on tly-nets and
clusters. Special prices on nets and
,. -dusters during this sale. J. O.Butler.
1 It would bo a blessing if some people
would leave their "gab" at home whon
they attend lectures and entertain
ments and thus give intelligent people
ft chance to hear tho speaker.
The republicans have plenty of good
timber in Webster county to sdo;t
ifrom when tho timo comes to put a
ticket in tho field and no pledpes
should bo made until all candidates
Jiavo made themselves known.
A fair example of what might hap
lien behind an open umbrella is ably il
lustrated in tho window of Tiirntirp
Hi o. dry goods storo. Patrons of
-jhool hoiHu poichi's, church stops,
shado trees, etc., should not miss this
.example. "Go thou and do likewise."
No person can walk tho streets of
lied Cloud without admiring tho beau
ty of tho city. Beautiful residences,
tiico lawns and yards, and a profusion
of shado trees of most evoiy varioty.
lit is the general remark of nil eastern
visitors that this section of Nebraska
is the finest of all the state.
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In all Conditions of
Debility
whether from overwork, in protrac
ted illness, or in convalescence,
the digestive organs partake of the
general weakness, and are unable
to assimilate sufficient food to build
up the wasted tissues. In such
cases
as is just the nutritive tonic you need.
3 It gives tone to the stomach, and s
5j stimulates the appetite. It aids the s
S digestion of food, and brings re- B
freshing sleep. 1
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Harness of nil kinds ut Fuuol and
Hutchison's
Sou W W. Wright's Hue of cooking
stoves nnd ranees.
Mis John Cinns left Monday morn
Ingfora visit nt Knnns City.
P A. Wells and wife veto in Kansas
C.ity tho foro pnrt of the wpok.
The front of Goo. Lindsay's meat
maiket has hcpn nuwly painted.
Mis. J. J. Vetter of Tecumsch nr
rived heic Monday on a visit to her
son A. W. Vetter.
Largest lino of nets and dusters in
tho Republican vallev at the lowest
prices. J. O, Butleii.
Mrs. Margaret McGrew who has been
visiting hero loft Thursdav mornincr
for her homo at Shickley.
Will Tulloysof tho round house force
has been promoted to the position of
firemau on the switch ongine.
The people of Guido Rock are some
what put-out that tho now B. & M.
dyer doesn't stop at that point.
Mrs. L. H.Rust loft this Friday morn
ing for Beaver City having received
tho information that her sister was
very sick.
If you want your pump repaired or
pipp fired I have a pump and windmill
man that will do you a good job. Jas.
Pkterson.
Anton Anderson, of Omaha, a cousin
of Oscar Anderson, after a week's visit
with thnt gentleman nnd family has
returned homo.
Mrs. Crnbill, mother of Lloyd and
Wm. Crablll. arrived in tho citv Thtirs-
day from her home at Winchester,
Virginia, on a visit.
Paul S. Moon, son of tho lato J. W.
Moon, accompanied by Thomas J.
Dickson wore here from Muskegon,
Michigan this week.
A case containing samples of tho
hnndiwnrk in dentistry of Dr. J. S.
Emigh hns been placed at tho foot of
tho stairs leading to his oflicc.
Winnio Coon of Lathrop, Colorado,
who has been visiting for sevcrnl
months with the family of George Coon
returned home Thursday night.
What you want is not temporary re
lief from piles but a euro to stay cured.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures
piles, and they sty cured. C. L. Cot-ting.
Will Jackson who is now holding a
position on tho Atchison, Topekn and
Santa Fe railroad nt Raton, New Mexi
co, has boon visiting bis former old
homo here this week.
J. A. Schc.'ir, of Sedalia, Mo., saved
his child from doath by croup by using
Ono Minute Cough Cure. It cures
coughs, colds, pneumonia, lagrippo and
nil throat and lung tioublcs. C. L.
Cotting.
To euro piios striko at tho root that's
tho way. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salvo
strikes at tho root it removes tho
causo quickly and permanently. Don't
squander timo and money in a vain
effort to remove the effects. C. L.
Cotting.
The practico of throwing ashes and
rubbish on the streets should bo stop
ped. Now thnt tho streets have been
gravoled and put in nico shnpo the
gonernl rubbish from the stores should
not bo placed on tho streets. Oidi
nance No. 0 covers this and it should
bo enforced.
Wo hnvo no objection to our corres
pondents slapping ono another in little
"squibs" if they enjoy if, but wo can't
allow continued controversy in our
columns. We can do nil tho scrapping
that is necessary to keep this journal
in fighting tilm ourselves, and still
have time for peaceful pursuits.
A mistaKC occurred in our Lino cor
rcspondonco lust week in regard to tho
dato of thoMapIo Grove Sunday school
picnic. The picnic will be held;on
Saturday, Juno 24, nt tho Aubushon
grove on tho old Oatman place, and
the Maple Grove and upper Penny
creek schools will unite in tho day's
pleasure.
The Young Men's club entertained a
number of thoir friends nt their club
rooms Wednesday evening. Juno 7th.
Their rooms were handsomely deco
rated with Mowers nnd other articles
which served to beautify them. Tho
young people enjoyed tho early part of
tuo evening playing whist, whon ro
froshmonts wero served. After le
freshments tho whist tnblos wero sot
aside nnd dancing was tho ordor of tho
hour until the clock pointed to tho
hour which announces tho approach of
dawn wLon they departed to thoir
homes.
Bruco Payne of Otto, member of tho
First Nebraska regiment landed from
tho Zoalandla at San Francisco fresh
from tho Philippines on last Saturday
and nrrived in this city on train No. 14
Thursday morning making tho trip in
just thii ty days. Ho was in tho firincr
lino for three months nnd was about
thirty foot distant from Stotsonborg
whou ho was killed. Asa souvenir of
this engagement hu brought homo n
Mausor lillo which ho cnpiuiedat thnt
timo. Ho presented Frank Cowdon
with a weapon shaped oxnotly liko a
sciuuiter and has many other nrticlos
of interest.
MERE MENTIONINGS.
The Cmikk 31.00 per year.
Fiesh bulk gat den seeds. Mitchell
llriw.
For hand made harness go to Fjgel
and Hutchisons.
F. II. Lindspy of Holdrego was hero
the first of the week.
CJay Popo has taken a position with
the round house force.
F.d Pulsipher of Hastings is visiting
friends in tho city this week.
Seo tho "American" hog fence at
Mitchell Bros. Best on earth.
Walter Collins loft Monday for Ox
ford whoro ho has socurod employment.
Madison Finch was looking after
business matters in Lincoln this week.
Born To Mr. and Mrs.E. G. Moran
villo, on Friday, Juno 2d, a boy of usu
al Nebraska weight.
llarvoy Cox left Wednesday morn
ing f ir Lincoln whore he will take a
course at tho state university during
vacation.
F. E. McKeoby and George Overing
havo started overland for a trip to
Guthrie, Oklahoma. Thoy will visit at
several placos onroute.
Get your sale bills printed at this of
fice and tho announcement of sale will
be printed in tho paper during tho
timo preceding the sale day free of
charge.
Don't buy n range or cooking stove
until you examine tho lino kopt by W.
W. Wright. Thoy aro of tho latest
pattern and built to do good cooking
and save fuel.
On Juno 18th Pastor Hussong of the
Christian oliurch is to preach at Hoa
ton's school I10118O at 11 a m., at Inn
vale at 8 p.m., and will bo in Red Cloud
for tho evoniug service.
Tho B. Y. P. U. of tho Baptist church
will givo a social in tho court houso
yard, Thursdny evoning, Juno 13th.
Cnko nnd fruit ico ci earn will will bo
served. In caso of rain it will bo held
in tho Bnpttst church.
You gat up iu tho morning tired, a
bad taste in tho mouth nnd a hcadncho.
Know whnt'8 tho matter? Biliousness!
Tako DoWitt's Llttlo Early Risers.
They regulate tho livor and euro con.
stipation pleasantly and promptly.
Nevor gripe. O. L. Cotting.
The telephone company is rapidly
pushing thoir work in this city and In
the course of a week or ten days the
old familiar "Hello, central" will be
flying back and forth over the wires.
The wires are mostly up and the work
of putting in the phones, which aro al
ready hore, will bo begun at onco.
List of letters remaining uncalled for
at tho postofllce at Red Cloud, Neb
raska, for tho week ending June 8th,
1809.
Buatzner, Carl Mack, N. E.
McIIenry, Jns. Law, J. P.
Watson, Minnie
Thesn letters will bo sent to tho dead
letter office Juuo 22d, if not called for
before. When calling for above please
say advertised. T. C. Hacker, P. M.
Have YOU
Heard
$ You may have heard
about SCOTT'S EMULSION
and have a vague notion
that it is cod-liver oil with
its bad taste and smell and
all its other repulsive- fea
tures. It is cod-liver oil, the
purest and the best in the
world, but made so palata
ble that almost everybody
can take it. Neaitv all
children like it and ask for
more.
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
looks like cream; it nour
ishes the wasted body of J
the baby, child or adult
better than cream or any1
other food in existence. It '
bears about the same rela
tion to other emulsions that '
cream does to milk. If you
have had any experience
with other so-called "just as
good" preparations, you
will find that this Is a fact.
The hypophophltes that are'J
combined with the cod-liver oil
give additional value to It because
they tone up the nervous system
and impart strength to the whole 1
body.
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SCOTT & UOWNb, Chemliti, New York.
RoVal
Baking Powder
Made from pure
cream of tartar.
Safeguards the food
against alum
Alum tuidng powders are the gradat
mouccrs to bcahn of the present dy.
ovuimtanwtea,MWYOt.
MORE OR LESS PERSONAL.
Judgo Bcall was horo tho first of tho
week.
Leave your orders for ico cream at
the Star Bakery.
Henry Clark is homo after a visit
with friends at York.
See tho fino lino of cooks and ranges
bandied by W. W. Wright.
Geo. R. McCrary of Blue Hill was in
the city the last of the weok.
James Yoiier returned today from
the state university at Lincoln.
Miss Clara Schnellcr left tho first of
tho weok for Clay Center, this state.
Tho partnership of Lindsoy & Smith
has been dissolved Mr. Smith retiring.
R. B. Fulton is in Cripple Crcok, Col
orado, looking aftor mining interests
this week.
L. H. Blacklodgo wont to his former
homo in Culbortson Thursday night to
look aftor n legal caso.
T. A. Wilborn has had carpontors
and painters at work and bcnutiliod lib
rcsidonco very much lately.
Do not fail to hear tho sormon in tho
Methodist church Sunday evoning to
tho teachers of Wobstor county.
Miss Maudo Miller loft Wednesday
for Lincoln whoro she will tako a pre
paratory courso at tho stato university.
J. W. Grace and brother of Gonova,
Indiana, wero horo this week looking
upsomo real estnto deals with D.J.
Myers.
If our readers want ft cooking stove
or range they should look over the line
keptbyW.W. Wright. They have aa
good an assortment as can bo found in
Omaha.
Harry Hollonbeck, formerly of this
city, now of Scandin, Kansas, was
shaking hands with old frionds horo
Monday.
Tho city council failed to moot on
Wednesday evening on account of a
lack of quorum. Tho mooting will bo
hold on Saturday night.
W. G. Black, a real estate man of
Galesburg, Illinois, was hero this wook
looking aftor semo land deals with our
local real estnto dealor, D. J. Myers.
Advortisingis a great deal liko eat
ing. You cannot eat a very largo meal
and expect to go without eating again
for tho next week or ton days; neither
can you advertise successfully by
using a largo amount of spaco ono
week and thon dropping out of sight a
mouth or so.
Sheriff Wells wont to Boatrico Thurs
day on tho early morning train to at
tend a mooting of tho sheriffs of tho
northern tier of counties in Kansas
nnd tho southern tier of counties in
Nebraska, held for tho purposo of per
fecting nn organization by which it is
expected tho gang of robbers which
havo so long infested theso two rows of
counties will bo broken up.
Tho Burlington's now fast trains to
Denver and the west nnd St. Louis and
tho east mado thoir frst trip on Sunday
Juno 4th. Tho easl bound train will
leavo Rod Cloud at 12:50 a.m., arriving
at St. Joseph at 8:10 a.m., Kansas City,
10:25 a.m. and St. Louis 7 p.m. The
weBt bound train will leave at 7:55 a.m.
arriving in Denver at 0:20 p.m.
Through sleeping and chair cars in
both directions. Dining car and buf-fet-smoking-library-car
west of Ox
ford. Tho wedding of Miss Fidelia Mary
Schaffnit, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Schaffnlt of this city to Mr. J.
H. Crafton of Quincy, Illinoii, was
Bolemnized Thursday morning at 8
o'clock at thn home of tho bride's par
ents. Tho Rov. F. W. Dean officiated.
Tho wedding was a quiet affair only
tho family and i'mmediato frionds being
nmsnnt. Tho brido is well and favor
ably known having resided horo for
many years and is much osteemod by
ber many acquaintances. She was a
popular teaohor of our city schools for
soveral years and for tho past two or
threo years haB boon teaching in Hast
ings whore tho position hold by her
was again tondorod her for next year
nnd not nccopted on nccount of her
marriago. Tho groom is piuicipnl of
tho actual businoss department of tho
(iein City business collegu and is an
educator of merit Tho happy couple
loft shortly aftor tho cm oniony for
their futuro homo at Quincy where thn
best wishes of a host of frionds will
follow them.
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appreciate the value of the I
CLOTHINGS
obtainable horo and those particular about
stylo will be ploasod with tho cut
of each garment.
Wo givo you
Prices -ot-&- Few - Suits
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soloctod at random from an oxtensslvo stook.
Everything has boen done to
mako thorn perfect.
$5.00, .
5.50,
80.00,
7.00,
8.00,
8.50,
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j Comden-Kaley Clothing Co.
1 LEADERS IN LOW PRICES.
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GHDflGH DAY SibE I
FRIDAY, MAY 26th.
SS Will be METHODIST CHURCH DAY. Five per
m cent of cash sales on Friday, May 26th, will be
2 given 10 me mecnoaist church.
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I FRIDAY, JUNE 2nd.
$ Will be CHRISTIAN CHURCH DAY. Five per gfg
ft cent of cash sales on Friday, June and, will be m
given 10 me v-nnscian cnurcn.
I FRIDAY, JUNE 9th,
H Will be CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH DAY.
rive per cent or cash sales on rnday, June 9th,
will be given to the Congregational church.
FRIDAY, JUNE 16th,
fj Will be BAPTIST CHURCH DAY. Five per cent
tht of the cash sales on Fridav. Inn i firh will K
M given to the Baptist church;
VR IT LIES WITH YOU TO
1 Build Op the GhoFeh at Oar Expense,
& for every dollar you spend with us on Friday of each week, you are
mj dropping 5 cents In the treasury of the church.
gg Yotau Can Buy Vojre for
j Yotaa? -Oollar
BE at TURNTRE BROS, than any storo in town, and eaoh Friday will
W be many spocial bargains offered.
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