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TOLUIJS XXVII.
1 CLOAKS FOE
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IS As the beautiful
kAl
of 1899 advances we find
we have more M
tea
Ladies', Misses and H
Children's Jackets M
I in stock than we wish to
carry over, and in . $$
aa
order to move them and M
1 make room for the big
new stock for 1900 our
1 phenomenal trade demands H
from now until these
goods are sold we m
I will cut the price
I in the middle. IS
sa
m Our Prices are all in M
W plain figures and
W one-half of the regular 11
M price buys any of our M
M Ladies9, Misses or &s
V
Sp while they last.
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IVliner Bros., Red Gloudjeb.
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City Dray and Express Line.
B, SAC. ROSS. PROP,
Goods Delivered to any part of the city.
Charges as low as the Lowest
CITY AGENTS FOR ADAAS EXPRESS CO.
TELEPHONE NO. 52.
?Ae Chief is
Mcfcated in Farmers
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KKP CLOUD, TsMCHRASkA. Kf i). IS)J).
BLADEN.
A lniij- imm fiir. (
J'rul Unvl lut Lliii'Oln.iliiMri-ck. ,
(5!K. Cluiii U nt liutiiii iliirinn va-l
cauua.
V. H. lldllM'lloitlt'l la vl-lllii IiIh pa.
ICIIl.s ill lllWH.
Pint. Mnoii' kient Mivi'iul ilnys ut
liiDitnu. this u'i'k,
.Mish AlcCiiM'ki'ii is I'njiiyiii Iht vit-
t'llllOII III llUIIIO ill JtlllilltU,
U.K. Ulcus umi t tit it i 13 utu Clnl.-a-tiiun
tt in nit null .Mr. una .Mis. Iil-uIc-i.
A umiiuut uiyjminnmsiuiit Cliiist-
IllUS III 11113 IIUI1IU 1)1 lililltl unit I'.stU
suilur.
.Uias liuii who itliuiul.t ouliuol ui
iriuiuiiii 1.1 siiuiuliiig ut-r vacuiiwii wuii
liut paieuiB.
Alio, biiuuui, son ill mid OutiKlilui'
omiiuuvur tiuui illuu liul 1'iiuatluy lo
vih tnoiHls.
'I'nu Uiizaui' mul supjiui' luoi Wuiliifa-
iliij uVuiiliiy una u jluul lilt mul u uuxi
aiini wus ruiUi.iul.
1'iul. bruumui'a lieu luuiuiu ill llio
Coiiyn.'niiuuiml cliuicMi Fnim uvvuiui;
wus very luiciehiiu.
Dnixmsi t'Uuliis is lukiiiL' 11 lay oil
(lining Uiu liuliilaj o mul ia ai uuinu wilU
Ilia Iutiiil 111 ltusuiituu.
J. K, Yoalmul duiiily pmtook ut tur
kuy ut the lioinu of Mia. Yual' (alliur
11 nil nioiUuf uorlli u( town.
Mr. Juliu KuulTmaQ v.-ho wua.uin cried
last Suuiiuy ut Lincoln is spuuiting bis
houuyinoon with his pmonta north of
town.
Williu Thurtiu nml his siitur Hose
cuinu homo Satunlny evening to spued
the huliduya. They uro nttuuditiK
soliool at liincoln.
The Bludeu bund furnished liiualo
for the enturtiiintnent Saturday even
itiK mid' they are making rapid prog
ress. It will not be long before Bla
den will have u first class band. Hur
rub f ir the band ami hurrah for Bla
den. The Christmas trees Saturday even
ing at the hall and Sunday evening ut
the Uaptist church were well attouded
and pronounced a graud success, everv-
0110 doing their part, and the trees
were just loaileU with presents. All
seemed to enjoy themselves and csnec-
iully the little folks. It was rather hot
weather for Santa but he made his up
pearance just the same.
INAVALE.
Clyde Fitney is all smiles now days
it's tt boy.
Mr. Eddv aud family nto Christmas
dinner at J. M. BroomlielU's.
Clarence Jones and wife and little
ones spent Christmas in lie 1 Cloud.
Orrin Harvey aud familv snout
Christmas day with Mrs. Hedge of Bed
Cloud.
A number of relatives and uolehbora
ate Christmas dinner with Mrs. Ellio
Harvey.
Miss Ethel Harvey leaves for Frank
lin Friday noon to visit relatives and
frionds.
Mr. and Mrs. Churly Palmer of Bed
Clouu spent Christmas with Mrs. Eflle
llarvoy.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Grossman havo
moved in with Mrs. Efllo Harvey the
mother of tbo latter.
Louis Eddy camo homo lastnicht
from Franklin to. spend the holidays
witn nit parents.
Tho .Christmas tree at the church
was a decided success. The tree itself
was lovely, Sauta Claus was uresont.
and everyone was roraombored.
Last Friday evening tuo three vear
old boy of Mr. and Mrs. Vance McCall
died of membranous crdup. The fu
neral sermon was preached Saturday
forenoon at tboHummoll sohool house
by Roy. Rippetoe. The heartfelt fym.
patny of tbeir many frieads is extend
ed to tbo bereaved family.
m
DelinquMt Penonal Taxes Murt Be Paid.
delinquent personal tiiXMn for tko
year 1898,, have been dt-llnq iHnt far
some time and must Im jitin iitonce,
otherwise I will proceed to olli-ct the
same by distress warrants.
, C.D.B0BIN8ON,
County Treasurer.
2 LUE MILL.
'51it',MhiM. in in im mi M, , ,s u, ,. quit.)
again for 11 wt-i-k or nn,ii
Mr. and .Mra. Cliapmnn ChriatmiiM'd
xl.ih tin- Howlnii'l family.
Qitiildrivcrftdl mIci', laat wi-ol; and
lofgiit In sunil in It i. Items.
.Mr. and Mis Armtioiig nad ti visit
fi'ini liireoii.ii ncm (iuiiUi Hock
Mr and Mrs Williams of Adam
ruiuity wniv veiling m .Mr. UiiwIuuiI'h
litht week.
l.i! .linnet wliii has been dou u with
pneumoniii for miiiio time is nblntolie
mound again.
Mrs. Port mu; family and .Mr. and
Airs W.itcrliury nto Cliristmas dinni-r
with Mr. McCoy mid family.
.IrsM! MctJoy has Ihmui very busy
sini'ii im sold his mules Hying to break
his black cults for n tit iving team.
B. Armstrong, after a visit of sevnral
days with his son Charles at Kuimihuw
has ret ui ned homu. Wo were about
to advertise him as lost.
The Degri'iiof Honorhait bigdoinuH
on Tuesday evening. The installation
of Die officers of the A. O. U. V. takes
place next Tuesday evening.
Preparations for tho past two weeks
have been very tedious to those who
havo been busy with Christinas tiers
anil other things pertaining thereto.
A lino program was rendered in the
Methojlist cjiurch after which Santa
Clafla aipcal:ed aifrf 'numerous gifts
were given to Sunday school scholars
and others. Programmes somewhat
similar were rendered in tho Christian
and Presbyteriati churches. On Sab
bath evening the Lutherans hold their
celebration all in Gorman and even
Kris Kringlo talked German and tho
Quilldrlver could not understand what
it meant but he supposed it was all
rinht by the way tho others enjoyed it.
m fc
LINE.
Regular Nobrasku winter. Snow
but not very cold.
Mrs. I. F. Hutchison is on the sick
list and under tho care of Dr. F. E.
McKccby,
Tho Christinas tree entertainment at
Dist. 8 was largely attended. All re
port n good time.
V.Il. bcrivner lias been suffering
with rheumatism for tho past mouth
so that ho can gel around but little.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van Dyko were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Isom
Christmas and report a good timo.
Ihe Sunday school in Dist. 8 lias
closed until April 1. The uverngo at
tendance for the last quarter was twen
ty-tivo.
Mrs. Ida Horton, of Bod Cloud, will
preach at Pleasant Dale, Dist. 39, on
Jnnuary 7, 1000, at 7:30 p.m. A cor
dial invitation is given to all.
Thomas Brown, an old settler of
Pleasant Grove, Kansas, now living
near Ansolmo, Nebraska, was in Lino
o jo day this week visiting old frionds
Uev. Horton of Rod Cloud is holding
a series of meetings at Pleasant Grove,
winsns. Thoy will continue, fur soimi
timo. A coruial invitation is extended
to all.
Benj. VauDyko of Fountain, Okla
homu, is visiting frionds in Lino this
week and toports crops good and tbo
people well satisfied with thoir now
homes.
Try Graln-OI Try Grain-Ol
Ask your grocer today to show you a
packugo of Grain-O, tho new food
drink that takes tko plsso of coffee.
Tho children may drink it without in
jury asjwell as the adult. All who try
it, like it. Grain-0 bus that rich seal
brown of Mocha or Java, but it is made
from pure grains, and tbo most dolicato
stomach receives it without distress.
Oao-fourtb the price of coffee. 15o and
20o per package Said by all grocers.
Maw Are Yar XMitt f
' Dr. nobb' Bpanni PIIU care all k tdpr 111. Bam.
To Car Cotutlpatloa Vornet.
Take Caacareta Candy Cathartic. IOo or Ho. I
If C, C. C. fall to ewe, druacUU refund nmnor
Edaeat Yonr Bowel With CascaraU.
Caaay aMaartte, cecsUpaJloa tarorer.
Ue,M. K1aV.m,aTUatwriBaaanaoy.
- ;Q Hwc jn R y-XJm 'Jjh '.. -iTti W
Ivory Soap costs a little more, but it
takes less to do the work, and how much
whiter the clothes are when they have been
washed with it.
A WORD OF WARNING. There are many white soaps, each rep
resented to be "just as good as the 'Ivory';" they ARE NOT, but like all
counterfeits, lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities of the genuine. Ask for
.'Ivory" Soap and Insist upon getting It.
COrmiOHT MM IV THt PKOCTtR a QAMILK 00. CINCINNATI
GUIDE ROCK
O. A. Kdgerton in out from Hamburg,
Iowa thit week
Mr. Mm Held a friend of the Hunter
family im vUiliug ihein this week.
Tho Cliilsimac i'xereii'H at the
ohurehes went well attended and nice
ly conducted
Tho Chi islmns hall at 1 1 1 Moiilgoiu
cry building was well attended and all
report a good time.
Sam Hagan and wife aid J. Holler
and wife were down from Norcalur,
Kansas, Christmas visiting friends nml
relatives.
Kit. GutitHchy was among those who
came to Guide Bock to spend Christ
mas. He went to Norton couuiy,'Kun
sas five years ago and hii.vh he has
raised fivo crops.
Miss Myrtle Jnuctt has resigned her
placo as teacher in our school and Miss
Kaloyof Bed Cloud will take her placo.
Miss Jones was a good teacher and had
the good will of all her pupils.
II. N. Vier.i and Kd. Hill started for
Oklahoma Wodnesdny morning with a
view to locating there. Amidown.
Pkndkic, Virginia, Dec. 21, 1800.
Bkd Cloud Chirk: I thought for
the benolitof my frionds in Nebraska
I would write n fow lines through your
paper. I left Bed Cloud on the morn
ing of the Mth at '2 a.m. and readied
Washington, I). C. at S a.m. on tho 10th
without acoident except breaking of
nxlo-tree under engine at Falls City,
Nobrasku. Struck snow nt Wymoro,
which continued until reaching east
ern Ohio. From there on no snow ex
cept on top of mountains. Crossed tbo
mountains in the night so did not get
good view. I reached Vienna, Vir
ginia, tho ond of tho railroad at 10 a.m.
seven miles from Pender. Am located
on eastern part of Chantillia battle
hold one-half mile east from whero
Genl. Phil Koarney was killed. Tho
face of tho country is notnour so rough
as in Webster county, nor is thorn near
so much waste land here as there, but
considerable land is covei wl with tim
ber. Tho weather is warm; has beou
no snow. Tho cuttle get their living in
tho pastures here now tbo grass being
green in tho fit Ids. Anyono looking at
tho soil would bo surprised to soo tho
crops raised here, Tho corn hero boats
tho corn of Nebraska so that she don't
know where sho is at. All this coun
try needs is capitnl to mako it tbo bost
country in tho United States, Mild
XtJMKIOK fiii
climate, good water, fair soil, healthy
locality, fine laying laud, plenty of
timber. All it iiuimIh in yiinkee push
and got there li. F. M. Bkach.
School Apportionment.
Following is the semiannual appor
tionment showing thn amount nch
district is entitled lo.
Total amount apportioned, $,'l,!J8fi.OO.
1.. t 01 97 15 . 9 87 74
2. ... 1U0 Hi M. 3IJ 08
JJ. . .. !HJ 157 -17 14 10
4 . . 2ft !I8 48 39 03
0. . 40 70 40 20 55
0. 40 70 50.. 30 01)
8.. . 37 75 81 i8 H'i
).... 28 32 02 23 CO
10. 20 32 53 . . 48 90
11... . 21 81 ft! 38 81
12 43 00 50 34 81
13 . . . 31 80 50 40 70
14 20 55 58 83 01
15 33 Ol 50 41 88
10, .. . 40 00 00 ... . 51 00
17 44 21 01 . ... JI3 01
18 31 22 0i.. 2ft 38
20 21 70 03 ftl 30
21. . . 83 Ol 04 24 78
22 34 81 05 34 22
28 28 01 00. ., 83 44
24 27 73 08 48 04
25 88 03 00 30 09
20. . 41 80 70... 29 50
27 33 04 71 23 02
28 27 73 72 18 30
20 80 07 73 01 33
80 30 00 71 210 40
31 .. . 75 49 75 2ft 00
82 a,. 43 04 77. . . . 28 82
83 31 80 78 41 28
34. .. 37 78 70 14 70
85, . 44 28 80 30 67
80 87 17 81 25 00
87 31 23 82 25 38
38 38 03 93 40 11
89. . 15 37 81 44 23
40. . 40 70 8ft 42 4'.
41 .... 39 53 80 0 49
42 40 70 87 21 8ft
43 22 43
Examination Notice.
Regular examinations for persons
desiring in teach in Webster county
are held in the superintendent's ofllce
at Red Cloud, Dm third Saturday in
each month,
Eva J. Case, Coualy Suat.
Bcaatr la Blood Deep.
Clean blood means a clean akin. No
beauty without it. Cascareta, Candy Cathar
tic clean your blood and keen it clean, b
stirring up tho lazy liver and driving all im
purities from tho body. Begin to-day to
banish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads,
and that aickly bilious complexion by taking
CftscareU, beauty for ten cents. All drug
gists! tatiifaction guaranteed, 10c, 85c, 60c.
.JjiiBUU.i.
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