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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1899)
THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, FRIDAY, NOV, 3, 189&. ft 4 4 3 4 4 4 4 4 .4 4 1 f k 2 ?T v . ' r Special 10 from jfe'imbei" 3d to 13th. About 500 Jackets and Capes left Tnat we will offer at greatly reduced prices during this sale. Dress Goods. Wo know thntowry lady likei in he woll dressed and with our enormous stock wonif jnv) irul to please tho most fastidious. LININCF FRBB- With 'iicli dros pattern at GOo nor yard or ovor ..... ikI.i .tlit.i !.!.. r ...... I .1 1... I...t n .. i . .. i .. . iiuivN(in-iin-ii Jims -i.ut lining, - ynrus waisi lining aim lj Virus of duck. Winter is upon us and uow is the time to get onto our blanket prices. The prices of our blankets make our competition look wise and say nothing. We aro conlldent we can savo you 25 pur cent on blankets. Cotton Blankets from 39c to $1.50. All Wool Blankets from $3.00 to $7.00. Comfortables. Bed Comforts, lilli'd with cotton and covered with good material in choico patterns, either quilted or tufted, largo sixes, at very moderate prices. Now is u good time to make selections. XJmlcI e irw ar. MEN'S, LADIES AND ClllLDKEN'3 UNDEBWEAU-Wo havo undor- wear that we nie sunt will please you in style, quality and price. Now i tho time to buy as wo have a number of special values that you aro not liable to Hud when the season Is under way. Ota.tln.gc Flannels. Wo aro nstonishing tho pooplo on Outing Flannels. Our stock is tho largest and most complete in tho city. I Shoes. J STOCKINGS AND SOUKS GIVEN AWAY. With each pair of shoes at 1 over $2 00 wo will give freoono pair of 2.1o hose, and with each pair of hose under $s.00 wo will JVTittens axixt Gloves. Wo can plen.i' you in this line Without boasting wo have the largest and bet line of Mittens and gloves ovor shown in Red Cloud. . Groceries. Wo lead! Wo don'i only meet competition. WE LEAD. TURNURE BROS The Best I Bye ,n the I World. can easily liu intuli- Hm reverse by n J slight stiain ami hIhi-h N organ i of the hum in -v-ieni will snap so quickly as tho y-. Woik wont J burt it, 4 Abuse Kills It. I Take tho JoacKms and Engravers eye Itdoestiin vt-ry baldest kind 4 i. i i i 4 tut wuiii I'liii) linn mm. ! Constant Glass Pro- ! tection Saves It. Wo liave helped other ojes. E ean helpyouis. Examination five We Newhouse Bros., i J Jewelers and Opticians. " ; ; itrltiK 'I otr Watch. Clock mid Jewelry 4 t work. We ilu the beat work. 4 I 4 Lcavo your orders with us when 4 wanting a nice hair chain braided. J L.. . r 1. 1 WHEN HUNGRY EAT AT THE Star Bakery, J,0. WILES, Prop. M lKK V 4B"i Day's Sale I give om;pair of 10c hoso. WEEK'S HAPPENINGS. Buy a Cooper wagon. Curtains at cost at Taylor's. Wall paper at cost at Taylor's. Horace Brown went to Omaha tho first of tho week. Tho Uiiikk and Chicago Inter Ocean one year for $1.25. James Brown of Rivcrton wa3 in tho city on business this week. Conrad Fitz returned Monday oven ing from a trip to Lincoln. Tho best is tho cheapest. Got a Cooper wagon at Peterson's. John Elder of Rlverton was looking after matters here this week. All kinds of robes at Fogol & Hutch ison's, Red Cloud and Cowles. Dillnrd' Bedford was looking after business matters in Omaha this week. "Mrs. Ed. II. Smith of Norton, Kansas, is in tho city the guest of J. 11. Smith anil family. A. O. llosmer has been attending numerous stock sales in diffeiont parts of tho state this week. You can always tiud what you want In tho inout lino at Warren's market. Ftesh lish every Friday. 1 havo just unloaded a car of Cooper wagons. These wagotiB wero bought for ca9h and tho prico is right. James Pktkiison. C, L. Cotting tho Druggist can now furnish tho Pasteur Vaccine Virus for tho prevention of blackleg. Use it and savo jour calves. Mrs. S. Barrows and daughter Julia of Salt Lake City arrived in the city Wednesday morning and aro tho guests of Mrs. J. II. Smith, Having decided to closo out my busi ness in this city I offer my entire stock of furnltuie,carpots, curtains nnd wall paper at cost. F. V. Taylok. A carload of lino cattle was shipped through hero this week their destina tion being Pueblo, Among tho ani mals was a cow which was said to be worth t3,G00. Mrs. Wm. Saunders and Mrs. Hattio Gordon, mother and sister of Mrs. William Zoluff are hero from Omaha on a visit. Mrs. Saundoi-8 was formerly a resident of this city. About tifteen members wero received into fellowship at tho Congregational church last Sunday. Five wort bap. tized by spilukling and 011 Tuesday w war tammies at Atabvy. LOCALLY. Carpots at cost at Taylor's. Furnlturo at cost at Taylor's. Etl. Overlng was In Alma this week. Heaters In oiulless varloty n W. V. Wright's. a Mrs. Brakoliold left Tuesday morn ing for n visit in Illinois. Miss Lulu Sellars visited in Guldo Uock the lirst of tho week. Largosl lino of boaters In tho vnlloy at Wright's hardware store. Georgo B. Lea returned homo Mon day night from n trip to Illinois. Revival meetings in tho Christian church aro to begin about Decembers. A lino Nebraska boy arrived at tho homo of William Slowart on Monday last. Mrs. Dwight Jones and daughter Myrtlo wero hero from Guldo Rock Saturday. Med Lavalloo and wife of Rivcrton spent Sunday hero tho quests of Noise Lougtin and wife. Fur robes, gnat robes, dog robes, buffalo robes, and in fact nil kinds of robes, nt J. O. Butler's. If you want anything in tho lino of horfo blankets or robes call on Fogel & Hutchison, Red Cloud nnd Co vies. Tho place to buy your apples is at tho annlo house two doors south of bank building on tho oast side T. G. Pf.nck. Mrs. Letourncau who has bcon visit int here with Nelso Lnnuttu and fam ily left Wednesday for her hemo at Aurora, Kansas. Owing to tho crowded condition of our columns this week the church notes were left out but thoy will appear as ustiul next week. Any one having bills against mo aro requested to present them for payment beforo Nov, lGlh, 1800, as I expect to leave this city about Unit time. Wm Ci.kumonh. Tho B. & M. eating house at the do pot changed hands tho llrst of Ihv mouth, Wm. Clemmons tho former landlord having disposed of his inter ests to Mis. E. L. Van Camp of North Platte, this state, who isnowiuchnige. A. A. Pope and wife and their daugli' tor autf son, Lois and Paul, left Tues day morning for Hot Springs, Arkan sas, where they will spend tho winter in tho hope that tho change of climate will ho bouolicial to tho health of Mr. Popo. A return banquet was given to the; Fraternal Aid lodgo of Rivcrton by the ortior of this city on last Saturday eve ning ami a largo number of visiting members woio present. A delicious ropast was sorvetl and adollghtful time was had by those present. WantkI). Local or traveling sales men, salary or commission, to handle our oils, petrolatum, ami a good side line. Goody guaranteed. No freight, and prompt delivery. Address, Pknn Petrolatum Company, Main Oflico and Refinery, Coraopalis, Pa. Tho littlo four year old daughter of Ed. Shcrer fell oil a hay rack on last Friday and sustained a fracturoof tho right arm just above tho elbow and dislocation. Tho littlo ono was brought in nnd Dr. Beck with tho assistance of Dr. Dameroll reduced'thc fracture and mado tho littlo ono as comfortable as possible under tho circumstances. Cards wero received hero by frlondj announcing the marriage at the homo of Mr. and Mis. Edwnid Furor nt Woodstock, Illinois, of theii daughter Isabel to Mr. Edward J. Hoimerdlnger, on Thursday, Octohor 20th. Mrs. Hoimerdingcr was well known horn as tho winter of Mrs. F. G. Blnkesleo with whom she visited several times during her residonee hero. 4vVWOOfl 44OW CORN KING, Made so by being fad to CATTLE. If you hav the corn we can supply the CATTLE. Our In terest Rate the Low est. Our Services are the Best. Write us. THE Siegel-Sanders Live Stock Commission Co. Rooms 73, 74, 79, Live SUolc Exchange. SUtUm "A," Kmnwn City, M;. l I RoVal Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar. Safeguards the food against alum Alum faking powders are the great menaccntoncalthof the present day. ROYM. MKIK4 rOWMK 00.. MCW VOWK. GENERAL CITY NEWS. Evetythlng nteost at Taylor's Hammock's at cost at Taylor's. Kobt. Schul. of Bluu Hill was hero SaluiitaY. Bishop Boiiacutii of Lincoln was hem this week. They aro tho loaders. Coopor wagons at Peterson's. Hobes, robes, robes, All kinds of robes at J. O. Butler's. Got Wright's prices ami soo his lino beforo you got a heator. Seo tho "American" hog fonce at Mitchell Bros. Boston earth. James Bowren returned from n trip to Omaha Wednesday ovening. Mrs. Frank Smolsor arrived homo Saturday from a visit in Kansas. All kinds of light harness nt Fogel & Hutchison's, Bed Cloud and Cowles. Walter Itohy sells tho Singer sowing machine. Prices right. (Set tlio best. A thirteen pound Nobrnika girl ar rived at tho homo of Wm. Wolfo on last Saturday. Will Kelloirg who has boon living in New York for some time past lins ar rived homo and will spond tho winter here LeggliiM nnd driving mitts, just tho thing 10 keet out tho cold, full lino at Fogel & Hutchison's, Bed Cloud and Cowles. J, A. Hussong goes as a delegate for the Christian church hero to attend a distiict convention of tho church nt Nelson, this week. Gas ltydeii, formerly n resident of this city and a llromnn on tho B. & M. Iji-foretho strike, Is hero visltinp Am drew Berg ami wife. Ho Is now run. ning a ranch near Cheyonno, Wyoming. Largo crowds havo boon attending tlio plcturo preaching tho past wook conducted by Evangel 1st and Mrs. KnobloH nt tho Baptist church. . Tho incotitiRH will closo Monday ovoniug. Wat ron Longtin on Wednesday eve ning was ritling tho liorso and tho nni- mal stumbled nnd fell and the lad had tho misfortune to havo tho small bones in his fool broken. It wns a very pain- fill injury. Blnnkots, blankets, blankets. Havo you soon my largo stock of blankets. Squaro blankets, cutaway blankets, wool blankets, 5-A blankets, Hurling ton stay blankets, bias girth blankets, Storm King blankets nnd in fact all kinds of blankets at low prices at J. V. Butler's. Marriago rites wero solemnized on last Satuiday for Mrs. Bertha J. Wil Hams nnd Mr. I. 11. Holmes of this city. Tlio wedding wns a quiet alTair and took place at tho residence of tiio hrldo in tho south part of tho city, Bov. Osborn of Holdrego oillciatlng. Mrs. Holmes has resided in tills oily for many years and is universally liked andesteenui by a largo circle of ac ipiointiinees. Mr. Holmes is tlio pro prietor of tho Hod Cloud creamery and U a gontloman of sterling worth nnd business ability, best wishes. Tho Chirp extends BATIN. Goo, Llndloy is working for Mr. Mat kins. Con Wilson is building a barn. O. E. Barney hauled a carload of flit hogs to Bed Cloud last week. Jamoi Mcintosh is shelling sovoral hundred bushels ol corn ho bought of C. F. Cat her. Frank Sadilok lias his now house completed and is hauling lumber to build a now barn. H. II. Crowoll and family spont a couplo of days visiting nmong relatives south of tho rivor last woek. Mintor Garner sold sovarnl head of cattto last week. Mr. Brotthauor bos lumber on tho ground for tho erection of a now dwelling. John Phillips bought liftcon head of cattlo of Wm. Anderson tho other day. Mr. Larriek is building a frame bam on ono of his farm;, Born, on tho 25th of October at tho roaidoneuof Mr. Copeleu, a bouncing baby bey. Ktuvmib. V4444444444444444M44444494JU T 1 Overcoat I Overcoat Season is Here. 4t v 3i o 9 3 7 5 m m m n m r m m m m m m n m n n m Wo warn you that the best line of Overcoats ever brought to this town Is to bo found at our store. For Example, wo aro showing an AUBURN MELTON all wool, satin lined sleeve, overcoat for $IO.OO. sold everywhere for from 8ia.00 to $1.1.00. I The Coiaden-Kaley LEADERS IN ttfrttttttCttFtttttt&tttttttttt GUIDE ROCK. A brand now girl at Juntos Phillips. Sheriff Wells wns down Wednesday. Clyde Armstrong is ovor from Kan sas this wool;. A lino rain Tuesday night and Wed nesday morning. It. S. Pi'oudllt has bought the lot north of tho lumber yard. I. B. Colvin had land lookers from Oak, Nebraska, Saturday. Mort Atlamson, republican nomlnoo for shoriff was in town Thursday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Isaac Crow returned from their Iowa visit Thursday. A stove repairing outfit from Fair bury campod hero ovor Sunday. HiiHsong, MoCrnry and Conrnd wero in town last Saturday ilxing tonco. W. J. Bryan spoko hero ten inluut.es Saturday to an nudienco of U00 or 400 people. it is reported that Dick Woodward and Miss Dean wore married lust Wed nesday. , M. B. Bontley was down from Bed Cloud Thursday looking after Ills' inter ests in this vicinity. Chris Columbia and Georgo Parker traded farms last week through tho agonoy of I. B. Colvin. Word was received hero of the death of J, J. Sholtun at his homo in Still water precinct last wook, W. W. Ferris, deputy sheriff of Osborne county, Kansas, was in town on business Saturday night. Thornton Henry of Burr Oak has bought A. A, Bushoo's rosidonco hero and will occupy it March 1st. Word has been rocoived hore of tho death of II. M. Adams a former resi dent of this place in Dakota. Jerome Bailoy aud wlfo and Mrs. Bailey's mother and I. B. Hampton came in from Chicago Saturday even ing. James Taylor wo aro informed will run the croamory in tho futuro and F. Carter the present oporator will go to Arapahoo. I, B, Colvin is now agent for tho Continental Firo Insurance Co. of Now York and nlso the Lincoln Mutual Fire Insuranco Co. of Lincoln. Mr. Blaydclt has his now houso near ly complo'.cd. Chas, Murphy will build atoncoaud I.N. Smith has his foun dation laid ready to build nnd so it continues. Guide Bock has to grow. Wo aro informotl a doublo wedding took place at tho homo of J. S. Parsons Sunday. Tho contracting parties woro Joseph Parsons and Miss Monia nnd Jesiu MelTord and Miss Parsons, all respected young peeplt ef this ceaatj. li r rk ii Ml Mt tit Ml A Ml Ol 3 Oi Oi Oi ft t lb dotting Gompany. LOW PRICES. A burglar tried to rob tho stoi'o at North Brniich lastSundny night. When ho got tlio door broken open ho found a man with a gnu on tho inside to' re ceive him. Ho received a ft! ball in tho ankle and got away, but was cap tured in a straw stack about four miles from the store on Tuesday forenoon. Albert Horn is now a citizen of Guldo Bock having moved into his now Iioubo Monday. Amiiiown. BLUE HILL. Tho tail of u northern blizzard' has struck this locality. Mrs. Stowart's family visited with John Piel Inst Sunday. Mr. Waterbury has laid tho founda tion and floor of his now corn crib. Charloy Armstrong is able to be around again and visited Bluu Hill Saturday. Boys remembered Hallowo'on in groat shapo by tho looks of plows, wagons, etc. Mr. McCoy aud family and Mr. Dick- . iusou and family spent Sunday with Mr. Waterbury. I nm afraid Bryan's blow out had a rathor cooling effect on tho tcnehor'n association in Blue Hill Saturday. Fall wheat sprouting since tho rain; populists decreasing with Bryan's train; why not got Altgeld to blow, thon pop ulists would Hiiro lie low. Mossrs, Hendricks, Gross and Bank wero at Bad Cloud Inst Saturday to havo a look nt W. J. Bryan and their Indies woro shopping in Bluo Hill. Mr. Ed. Porto of Onkland by whool nnd Norris Dickinson nnd family by train reached Bluo Hill last wook and visited with Mr. Wqterbury's family. Mr. Ed. Porto loft Saturday by whool and family by train to visit with Mr. Porto's sister at Minden for a short timo as ho has to bo horns to cast a-republican vote Mr. Waterbury and family, Mr. Porte nnd family and Mr. Dickinson and fam ily spont Thursday with Mr. McCoy. Mrs. McCoy and Mrs. Diokljsou aro sisters and daughters of Mr, Water bury. 4 t A Sure Sign of Creup. Hoarseness in a child that is subject to croup is a suro indication of the ap proach of the disease. If Chamber Iain's Cough Boniody'.li given aasoea as tho child becomes hoarso, or eves aftor tho croupy cough has appeared, it will prevent an attack. Many moth ers who havo croupy children always koop this romody at hand and Und that it saves thorn much trouble and worry. It can always bo depended upoa and'ia ploasaut to take. For aalo by H i"' Write. ' T I i ii m ) ' ' f I A 3vi8i2yV