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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1899)
TIIE TCED CLOITT) CHIEF, ITIUDAT, XOV. 17, 1800. ,A THE FAMOUS PAINTER V II WILSON, of Paris, painted 150 BEAUTIFUL. OIL PfllflTIflGS for us, whllo in our employ on tho 13th, 14th and 15th of this month which wo aro going TO - GIVE - AWAY to customers making n cash purchaso of $5.00 boforo tho 10th of Docorabor. Prof. Wilson is an artist of national roputation. Every ono of those painting are worth more than $5 00 and wo present them TO - YOU - FREE. Tho professor enmo in on such short notico tnat wo did not got n chanco to advertiso, howovcr we have mado anothor contract with him to como again in tho near futuro and will advertise so everybody may sco this wonderful artist. Big Trade ! Our trado has incroasod in sunh gigantic pro portions that wo can hardly understand it. Hero is tho secret. THE PRICE, 1THE QUALITY, THE QUANTITY. Tho largest stock of season able goods in Red Cloud. WE UNDERSELL ALL COMPETITION. Out Ir:rlos on. Jackets oixcl Capes. Wo are going to soil overy Jacket in our storo boforo Xmas, nnd PKICB is the way to po it. Blankets Our big stock of blankets is dwinpling down. While our assortment is yot comploto thoro are only a fow of tho kind and whilo thoy last tho bar gains are still yours. Dress Goods. Tho most popular dross goods department in town. LININGS FRBB-With each drois pattorn atCOc per yard or over wo will givo froo 0 yards cambrio 2 yards solissia and 1 yards of duck fcREE. Groceries. THRNKSCIVINC IS COTCING. Uomombor! Turnuro Bros, havo ovorything tlmt will make you thankf ul tlmt you still live. TURNURE BROS. Red Cloud, Nebraska. MORE OR LESS PERSONAL. was Buy a Nowtou wagon. Will Smith is hue ngnin. A. M. Walters of Bluo Hill wV horo Thursday. W. O. Bailoy r York, this .state horo Thursday. Uso Dormolinc fur chupped hands. Guaranteed by Colting. Tho best is tho cheapest. Got a Newton wagon at Potorson's. Alfred Hndoll was looking after matters in Kansas this weok. R. S. Proudfit tho Guido Rock lum ber dealer was horo Wednesday. J. O. Wiles has had a neat sign painted on tho windows of his restaur ant. C. F. Evaus and family roturncd homo tho first of tho weok from a trip to Omaha. Low -Fuller nnd wife of Hastings woro visiting with friends and rolatives hero this week. Don't forget tho Appio House. Th.oro is whero you can get pure applo cldor mado fresh ovory day. John Polnlcky was in Norfolk this week attending a meeting of tho Neb raska Retail Liquor Dealers associa tion. Mrs. John Wilson who has boon visy iting at Winchester, Virginia, for sovj oral months past returned homo TbursV day morning. Mrs. Lena Sporllng who conducted tha Ernest Wolsch restaurant for some time was up from bor home at DeWitt tke first of tho wool.-. Wm. FosteiN ten mi ii"u.;uio frighton d at a bioycln W d n'iday and ran hat wv" ctnpp.-.l lj J.itnos Morau villo bufi.i" ii v hud ciiii I i Nowt l'i loiifa liirni biJL'ii placed in 1 1. n r.cirionnnR nf .1 L. Miner, Dell J'umuro. Frul 'lu. urn f D. Robin son.G. R. C.auoy i.nd in tho law of llceof J. M.Chaffln. E. W. Ross' dray lino mado a record breaker in the unloading of a oar of npples one day tha last of tho week. They loaded 100 barrels from tho car mid brought them up town and un loaded them in exactly ono hour and fjrty minutes. HrvrinB TO HUNTKKS--Hunting is ,uUlvelv forbidden oa ur L)gan township, Smith euaty, Kan. ( s, and anyanofonnd hunting thereon will be proseouti-rt Chas. Ahdcckle AMD V. H. SOKIVNM. rnrfi3ttlngs. WEEK'S HAPPENINGS. LOCALLY. Curtains at cost at Taylor's. Wall papor at cost nt Taylor's. FIno Teachers Bibles for 1100 at Tho Ciiief nnd Chicago Inter Ocean ono year for 31.25. Geo. Fentress and wifo of Guidu Rock wero horo Tuosday. Mrs. John Boardsluo loft Wednesday for a visit at Thayer, Iowa. Mrs. J. A. Tulloys is visiting in Clay Contor, Nebraska, this weok. All kinds o'f robes at Fogol & Hutch ison's, Red Cloud and Cowlos. Geo. Hoaton who underwent a very painful oporation last week is getting along nicely. F. A. Kuohn expects to start in a faw days for a visit nt his old hama at Muscatine, Iowa. You can always find what you wnnt in tho meat lino at Wnrron's market. Frosh llsh ovory Friday. Nellie Marsh of Hastings is horo vis iting with Geo. Smelsornnd family nnd other relatives and friends. Mrs. E. P. Quivey of Omaha who i looking after tho procuring of homes for homeloss children wns here this wook. . A. O. Hosnior of tho Nebraska and Kansas Farmor has purchased n gaso lino engine with which to run his ma ahinery. W. T. Foster's team took a spin up main street Wednesday without tho assistance ef a driver. No particular dttmage was done. Having decided to closo out my busi ness in this city I odor my ontiro stock of furniture,carpets, curtains nnd wall paper at cost. F. V. Taylok. The ladies of tha Carisliaa church havo begun Making arrangemeats for thair Christmas bazar which thoy ex pact to hold Friday and Saturday, De comber 22 and 23. The ladies of tha Christian church will hold a wark soisian and a taa nt Mr8aHus8ong'a Friday afternoon. Thay ara preparing for a bazaar to be hald jusrbefore tha holiday week. Cheap rataa to Hot Springs and Cus ter, South Dakota; oaVTuosday, No vember 21. December 5th and 10th. '"t .. ....... farms in lVJ l umngion route win con tickets at rate of ono standard fare, plis 82,00, for the round trip. Tiokats limited to tiility days from dnto of tale. A. Conoykb, Agent. Carpets nt cost at Taylor's. Furniture at cost ntToylor's. Hontors In ondloss variety n V. W. Wright's. Mrs. Frank Nelson returned from n trip west Sunday. In caso of Oro notify coutral from tho nearest telephone - Sonio now pattorns of wall paper just rocoived at Cottings. Omar Doling of Holdrcgo was visit ing friends hero this wook. Largest lino of hantors in tho valley at Wright's hardwnro storo. Anew sidewalk has boon placod in front of C. L. Cotting's drug storo. Thos. Auld wns looking alter bust ness matters in Donver tho first of tho wook. Rov. Doan and wifo nro now com fortabty located in tho Congregational parsonngo. O. W. Kaloy was looking nftor busi ness matters in Pawnoo City nud Lin coln this wook. Fur robes, gont robos, dog robes, buffalo robes, and in fact all kinds of roboH, nt J. O. Butlor's. Anron Couovor has commenced tho erection of a commodious barn nt his resldonco proporty in tho wost part of town. James Burden and wifo loft Wednes day morning for Kansas City whoro thoy will visit with a brother of tho former. Tho Rono Novelty Oompauy will ap pear under tho auspices of tho M. W. A. lodgoin this city next Wodnosdny ovoning. 1 havo just unloadod a car of JNowton wagons. Thoso wagons woro bought for cash nnd tho prlco is right. Jamks Pktkkson. Miss Edith McKeigbnn returned last Monday from Lincoln. Owing to ill health sho will remain horo for an In definite period. , Gus Rydon who has boon visiting horo with Andrew Borg nnd family loft Sunday night for his homo near Choyenno, Wyoming. G. J. Wnrron and wifo and daughter Nellie, acuompnnlcd by Mrs. Latnont M. lloldon, visited with Frank White at Bostwick Inst Sunday. C. L. DcGroft and wifo of Nebraska City, stopped off in tho city tho first of tho weok and visited with Doll Turn tiro and family, while on their way to McCook. The gun club had its regular shoot last Wednesday afternoon, nnd in nd ditlon to tho clay pigeon shoot some of tho mombors indulged in ashootntlivo birds. Dr. Beck mado a clean score of twonty-fivo, nnd W. S. Benso mado u closo second killing twonty-ono out of twenty-five. Tho premium list for the oklokon show which will ba hald in this city January 11, 13 aad 18, 1000, is now be ing printed and will ba ready for dis tribution in a shart tlma. The pre miums aro good ones and cover avory kind of chicken avar hanrd of, and several varieties that tha avaraga per son never hoard about. I u ,H The Five Senses Tho homing car minister largely to tho montul nature. Its chief charm is that it waits upon tho soul with "n svo(t concord of sounds." Tbo sense of smell stauds n stop low or, divided about equally, in minister In to lho physical and aesthetio, in man, Tho nonan of fooling is still lower. The nerves of sensation are its iiugors; through them is fulfilled its function of handling nnd fashioning tho morn ma terials of civilization. Taste is tho humblest among tho senses Its ministrations aro devoted, primnillv, to tho body. Tho fireman that feeds tho engine of the physical system. Vision is tho noblest of our senec It presides over the activities of tho lowet'c, faculties, and transcends them in tho reach of its power. Yet the most important of all sons? s is most abused, lbe teotb, tho nose, tho ears, all receive dueattentinn upon the sligh ost noto of warning; while shooting patns and dull nohes In nnd around tho eyes nnturo's warnings nio allowed to go unheeded, when per haps perfectly htted glasdos would re lievo prosont trouble and save further rrgrot. Ncwhouse Bros., Jewelers and Optlclaai. Urlog u your Watch, Clock and Jewelry work, We do the beet work. RoVal Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar. Safeguards the food against alum Alum, baking powders ara the greatest menacen to health of the present day. HOYAl IMIM NMII CO., MIW TOW. GENERAL CITY NEWS. Everything at cost at Taylor's. Hammock's at cost nt Taylor's. John Fulton wns hero from Kivorton Mondny. Herb Couovor nnd Earl Pond spent Sunday In Superior. Thoy nro tho loaders. Cooucr wngons nt Potorson's. Robos, robes, robes. All kinds of robes at J. O. Butler's. Get Wright's prices nnd boo his lino boforo you got n boater. F. P. Hadloy and wifo wero iu Mt. Hope, Kansas this wock. Soo tho "Amoricnn" hog fonce nt Mitchell Bros, Best on oarth. All kinds of light harness at Fogol & Hutchison's, Red Cloud and Cowlos, Mr. i,nith Boyd of Campbell visited with friends In this city Wodnosdny. Wnltor Roby soils tho Singor sowing machine Prices right. Got liio best. G. A. Harris of Campboll wns look ing nftor business matters horo Wed nesday. W. W. Wright has orocted n now barn on tho roar of his residonco prop orty on Elm strcnt. Clnronco Stino of tho Superior Jour nal was horo tho first of tho week vis iting with F. W. Cowdon. Tho Clio Olub.wlll moot with Mrs. O. C. Cnsn on Saturday ovoning this week instend of on Friday. Olnoy & Gaston havo opened n piano nnd organ storo In tho building south of J. O. Lindloy's rostnurnnt. Mrs. I. H. Ludlow was in Campboll this wook visiting with hor daughter Pearl who is teaching school near that plnco. Herbert Cook who has n luorativo position in Omaha' spont Sunday hero visiting with his parents nnd othor friends horo. Mrs. Lnmont M. Holdon who hns boon visiting with frlonds nnd rolatives In this city for tho past wook, returned to hor lumo nt Minneapolis, Minncsotn yesterday. Tha firo bollcamo near taking a tum ble from its lofty porch this wook. Tho timber which holds the boll in position had slipped on tho cross pieces ns n result of tho jarring in ringing tho nlarm, nnd nbout a dozen moro strokes would havo caused it to fall. It has sincn been repaired and is now safo and sound. Jnmos Burden wn painfully but luckily not seriously hurt on Saturday ovoning last. Ho was driving from his oillco through tho court houso yard nnd a ropo attached to a troc, which had boon usod as a swing, caught In tho buggy nnd tippod it in such n man ner ns to throw Mr. Burden out. His hands wero badly skinned up nnd his face bruised. List of lottors romnlnlng uncalled for at tho postofilco at Rod Cloud, Neb raska, for tho wook endlug Nov. llth, 1800. Caeb, M. H. Dine, Ben Smith, Bannia Warron, Jaha Tbosn lettors will bo sont to tho dead lottor offlco Nov. 80th, if not called for before. When calling for nbovo ploaso say advertised. T. C. Haokek, P. M. Tho residonco of John Barkloy ou south Webstor street had n nairow os capo from being burned dowu laBtSun day about 0:80 p.m. A laco curtain caught firo from a match which had boon thrown down nftor lighting tho lamp. Aside from burning tho curtain and scorching the window frame no damago was done. An alarm was rung but before tho boys got half way the good nows wa received that tho fire was out. Tho dry goods department of .Turn uro Bros., was tho center of attraction for soveral days this week. Tho firm had engaged the sorvioes of W. H. Wil nn. mi artist who is an adept with tbo brush and who turns out oil paintings to order fcr you while you wait. Dur ing the throe days of his stay here bis studio in tho north window oi tbo storo was always surrounded by a crowd watching him do his lightning work. Paintings wero turned out in from seven to fifteen minutes and wero pro seated to customers purchasing five dollars worth of goods. JUST A FEW WORDS 944444444444444444444444444444444444JU m i i ABOUT LITTLE FELLOWS CLOTHING. DO YOU KflOW a m a m m m m I m Wo havo the finest lino of CHILDREN'. SUITS & OVERCOATS ever brought to this city. I IP J fir I" I PL P IMP o J TT"""" 111 a 4 T vTT PRICES ARE LOW nnd the niatorinls way nbcvn the average Wo want you to soo thorn boforo you buy. SUITS $1.00 to $5.50. Overcoats justns oliony. The Goiadeti-Kaley Clothing Company. HEADQUAREpCHILDREN'S Mi Ml Ml Ml Ml Mi Mi M Mi Mi Mi Mi Mi Mi Mi Mi Mi Mi Mi M Mi Mi Mi Mi Ml Mi Mi f FttttCtttftt(f tttttttf-ct? Let's Have An Opera House. Somo time ago tho Ciiikf ndvocntod tho erection of an opora houso for tho purposoofa placo of amusement and for the holding of public mootings, dances or nnything elso of that nature At tho tlmo tho artlolo was printed suvoral favorable commonts woro made to us regarding tho idoa and sinco that tlmo somo talk has boon had by partlos In regard to tho project. No ono will think for a mlnuto that wo cau over oxpoot to havo an opora Iiouho built by n single Individual. A concentration of monoy by a numbor of citlzons to bo usod for this purposo will solvo tho problem. In talking with ono of onr business mon, who is ono of tho loadors when It comes to helping out any pro joct which would benefit tho town, ho stated that ho would bo ono of ton to put In 1500 for such a building. This would probably bo too much for most of our business mon to glvo but twenty porsons could arrlvo at tho same to suit by putting in 1250 npiaco. Or It might bo mndo up In shares of HO and lot thorn tnko stock to suit tholr ilnnncos. Thoro Is not ono of tho largo firms of our city but whom could put in 8250 and not miss it. Wo do not be lieve at the prosont timo an opora house would pay a dividend to tho in vestors but it would pay ton por cont intorcst on tho Investment. Kansas City and other cities havo put up Inrgo convention halls by tho concentration of monoy which would novor havo boon built by slnglo Individuals and Rod Cloud could do tho samo on n lessor scale. Tho reasons why wo should havo an opora houso aro many. Any man who is bringing up children owes it to them to provldo a suitablo placo whoro thoy may go occasionally to seek nmusomont instoad of going to places of questionable resort. Thoso In our city who are musically inclinod should bo allowed to have their taste gratified. The one big event which transpires once a year is thograduatlng'oxerclsos. Where will these ozerclses be hold nozt year? The citizons owe our graduat ing classes a place to bold tholr com mencement. In a business way an opora bouse means dollars in the pockets of our business mon. Provido entertainment for tho people and the people will come and they will spend their monoy whilo hero. We under stand that there is now a movo on foot to carry out tho project. Don't let the Interest dio out. Stand up for Red Cloud. Build an opera houso. in Logglusand driving mitts, just tho thing to keep out tho cold, full lino at I'ogel & Hutchison's, Rod Cloud and Cowles. S. B. Llglufoot has registered a klok with tho city council ngalnst tho running of water ilbwn tho di'n w In the ronr of Jns. Potorson's Implomont storo nnd nt tho meeting of tho council last Tuesday tho council decided that it wai in no way renponallilo for tho state of affairs ns tho water camo from wat er motors, and tho pnrtlos nulnir motor. should take caro of tho wasto water. Tho city ordinance nays that parties using water for motors shall provide moans to carry tho water off by wasto pipes orcovored drains connected with tho olty drains and sowors. nnd mii.. out damago, obstruction or flowage uiou uuy sirooi, nvonuo or nlloy in said olty. Tho water commissioner notlilod parties having drain pipes connected with tho city sower, which is looatod on Oodar stroot and whloh oxtondsas far south ns Third avenue that thoy must take euro of thoir wasto water, notwithstanding tho faot that thoy havo complied with tho ordinance and turned it into tho city sowor with out damage, obstruction or ovorfiow upon any street, ulley or nvonuo. Does tho council think that lho partlos using motors should finish a sowor systomt Wo pay tho city for tho uso of wator to run a motor, nnd tho samo ordinance by which tho city is onablcd to chargo for tho uso of said water provldoa for tho turning of it Imcic into the sower. If tho city sowers croato a nuisance bocause of Us inefllcientv that is not our fault. ODo you want a heating Htovo? If you do go to Wright's. He haa a large line at tho lowost prices. SEETHE OYSTER KITCHEN IN THE WINDOW AT THE I Star Bakery, j J. O. WILES, Prop. J eAtjhjt 1 I w s Jfc-' t-4.