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TOLTJME XXVIII.
i CLOAKS FOE 50c i
ON THE DOLLAR !
8S As the beautiful season m
P of 1899 advances we find j
5 we have niore M
$ Ladies', Misses and f$
Children's Jackets $
in stock than we
4k
V, carry over, and in
& order to move them and
make room for the big1
HAM
fjjj new stock for 1900 our
If phenomenal trade demands
H from now until these
W goods are sold we
jj will cut the price
JH in the middle.
g Our Prices are all in
H plain figures and
W one-half of the regular
1 price buys any of our
m Ladies', Misses or
Children's Jackets
M while they last.
1 JSioep Bros., Hed Gloud, Jleb. 1
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City Dray and
E, JftC. ROSS. PROP.
Goods Delivered to any part
CITY AGENTS FOR ADAAS EXPRESS CO.
TELEPHONE NO. 62.
PLATT &
Ghieago Itumbef Yard,
KIEIJ OLOUD,
Lumber, Lime,
wish to
1'
Express Line.
of the cky.
Charges as low as the Lowest
FREES CO.,
nkuuaska.
Goal and Cement.
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KKD CLOUD, NEBRASKA, JAN. 12, 1900,
ALMOST FORGOTTEN.
Incidents of Every Day Life Which Very
Few People Stop to Think About on
Account of Their Littleness
All kinds of NowJYear's resolutions
wore inado on the beginning )ftho
year and it a snruco of much amuse
ment to see the resolvers in their on
doavors to llullill their solemn obliga
tions uiailu to themselves. Tho fellow
who solemnly vowed ho wouldn't
smoke again can bo seen going around
chewing the cod of an unlighted cigar.
Whether he lights it or not when ho
gets away by his loneliness or not wo
cannot say Another is tho linn who
' vowi (I and declared ho would never,
, never moie touch a dtop of anything
IVi! in nlc his In nth smell hid In
m i'iy in l-uioi s the ale all i eyes
lieu i mill or anyone else go,- in
turn v r a i U an leaf on the Ix-ginuing
jof the new ytar Ihcy g ni'inllj turn to
one th it is considerably mlr h-d.
l Tim i IncKcn show was a dandy. '1 ho
j exhibits weto nuinetous I'lm main
i double was tho people didn't know
tlieio mis going to be n chicken show.
Advertising pays in anything of that
kind. The advertising in tho present
case was very, veiy mengio. llowover
tho show whs n grand success. Now
is tho titno to subscribe. What are
you going to do about that canning
factory. Don't go to kicking it and
crying it down beforo you know what
kind of a proposition will bo submit
ted. The weather tho past weok may
bo nil right for tho average person, but
it is rather hard on the ico man and
tho coal man. Thero arc a:me fol
lows in this town who are always hunt
intra job until one is offered them.
Then tho; havo something elso to do.
Some time in tho future thoy may
tako a tumble. At least it is hoped so
rno evening wail muu rooms are
getting to be quite a resort for our
citizens. Tho members enjoy all sorts
of innocent amusoment. Tho ladies
now and then take a turn at enjoying
themselves in tho club rooms too. It
is a good thing and should bo main
tained. One of John (Jrifllth's "him"
cows got loose last Saturday and you
should havo seen tho gang on tho
corner scatter. Thero aro pome deliv
ery horses in this town which should
bo placed on tho rotiicd list and given
a liberal pension of liny and oats.
It is now time to store away surplus
toys .and arrange an exhibit of tiro
works. Tho county board aio now
tho victims of much criticism. Tho
county judge question is tho cattso of
it all The people havo begun to re
cover from the iff cot a of tho holidays
Why not havo a dog show. This
would be iutcicsting and theie would
bo no need of goiug out of town to get
oxhlbits. About every kind, size and
breed of dogs known could bo found
inside tho city limits. Tho revival
meetings closed last Friday night,
Tho church added about thirty mom
bors, mostly children, and tho revival
ists addod about 9140 to their bank roll.
This might bo termed another caso
of "boughten religious experience"
"Houghton experience" is always the
best although it is a little oxponsivo.
Why is it that Homo churches can got
money to pay a non-resident revival
1st a good salary, when they always
havo to give sociable, suppers, and
even pass around a subscription pa
pei to rniso their regular minister's
salary ! 'JHiis question is uow open for
discussion. Tho early closingnove has
struck us in shape and everything now
closes up when the twilight falls with
the exception of tho postofUco. Now
if Postmaster Hackir should decide to
closo tho postoflico at 7 p.m. matters
would bo all right. Ho should not bo
compeHcd to keep open any longer
than anyone else. And then too, it
weald not compel tho business men
and Ierks to stay down town a couplo
of houts aftur business hours. Now,
if tho worthy postmaster wants to
do a good dead which will make every
ouo feel gout! (?) Kiwa'rd him ho will
ohso thu pokk)llico in the fit urc at 7
p.m. lie oiijht not compel our busi
ness man and eh il.s toAtund around n
couple of hunts ufti'i i lining time wall
ing for a letter tlml didn't come
Tho biuinofcu men clout up to gut lust
autl the postmaster should havo a tost,
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CANNING FACTORY.
An Enterprise Vich Might Be Built in This
City Which Would fle Beneficial
to Everyone.
Mayor White this week received a
letter from Messrs. Hastings, Press
priou & Co , Chicago, builders of com
plete canning factories, regarding Hit
building of a canning factory at this
place. As far as location goes Itcd
Cloud is as favorably located for such
a projeot as any town in the Republi
can valley, and n canning factoiy
.votild undoubtedly bo a good thing.
Some of the benelits to bo derived
finm such an institution, as stated ty
the b lt m ulil bi i lie employment t
from HffPTil to 1 Mi hand, moty uc
tki'lfd tat i, I m-, giiN, iikii nnd
won eiia J lit . im an thu"tiiiU of dol
Inis piipJaM mi cul.it Inn nhu h m now
loM tliWuli idltmxs. Ituw material
h riiiojr! by f minis mid gmdi'tier',
packed by homo labor and shipptsl
away fot money, while ue ale now
.sending our mi.iicy away for canned
goods, and thmeby doptiving the peo
ple of cash they might spend at home
Hvery farmer living within ten miles
of a canning factory has a ready cash
market for nil his sweet corn, toma
toes, apples, poaches, berries, pump
kins, Equashos, etc , much of which is
now lost for tho want of a market. It
increases tho valuo of land, as tho val
ue of land is based upon its productive
qualities or earning capacity. An aero
of good land will produco from 300 to
400 buBhels of tomatoes, at SO cents
per busb-vl, or 860 to 180 per cere. The
usual prico paid by individual factoi ies
is 20 cents per bushel, but whon pack
ed on the Toll Co-oporativo system tho
prico is increased to 30 cents per bush
el. Stock in a canniug factory will
pay a dividend of from ten to fifty
per cent on the capital invested, as
one-half cent a can toll is sot aside to
pay dividonds on tho capital stock, and
cannot bo used for any other purpose
So if a factory packs tho small amount
of 500,000 cans at one-half a cent toll
per can it will amount to 12,1)00, or
25 per cent on 910,000, which is much
in exc ss of thu costof a complete can
ning factory. Tho incroaso in the
valuo of proporty, and increased bene
lits derived therefrom, would exceed
tire cost of tho factory many times.
Tho only question is could our citizens
bo induced to subscribe tho necessary
stock for the erection of such a fac
tory. As yet no delinito plan has been
advanced by the builders, and until
a proposition is submitted that will in
sure the building, maintaining anil op
erating of suuh a factory nothing will
probably bo done, but should the mat
ter bo bi ought before tho people in a
manner that will insure tho building
and operating of tho factory theiois
no doubt that tho necessary stock can
bo sold. Our pcoplo havo mouoy to
invest in homo enterprises whoto tho
money will bo a safo and sound invest
ment but otherwiso tho people will
have nothing to do with tho project.
Letter Lut.
List of letters.romaining uncalled for
at the postoflico nt Hod Cloud, Neb
raska, for tho weok ending Jan. 11th,
1000.
Ileyd, W. O.
Campbell, A. M.
Goorge, P. J.
Hutchison, Thos.
Lea, Jas. 13.
McMurray, A. D.
Hamsey, E. It.
Castoll.G.I.
Uow, John K.
Good, John S
Jones, Albert
Littlo, Hiram
Olmstead, J. It.
Smith, Honnio
These letters will bo sont to the dead
letter oflico Jan, 2SUi, If not called for
before. When calling for above ploaso
say advertised, T. O, Hackek, P. M.
The Wolf Hunt.
Tho big wolf hunt took placo as ad
vertised last Tuesday, but was not as
much of a success as it should havo
been. Tho troublo was that too many
wanted someone else to do tho round
ing up and as n consequence the wolves
escaped through the lino owing to a
lack of mm Had those who went to
tho t loMiig-up ilnt mid united to mo
Inn rit mil Mint liiiliii.il liitiit Ilium In
itliH ieult would haiubeou moie satis
factory. $oniu twenty wu!vm wore
I chased up but out.) two wotu killed,
ROVAL
BAKINCr POWDER
Imparts that peculiar lightness, sweetness,
and flavor noticed in the finest cake, short
calce, biscuit, rolls, crusts, etc., which ex
pert pastry cooks declare is unobtainable
by the use of any other leavening agent.
Made from pure, grape cream of tartar.
ROYAL 0AKINQ POWOCH CO., NfW YORK.
The Chicken Show.
Tho chicken show which was held in
this city this week whs a success far
ahead of the anticipations of thu pio
joctorsof tho show. Tho exhibit was
as lino as any that could bo seen at a
state fair, and somo of tho poultry on
exhibit resembled ostriches more than
chickens if judged by size. There
wore in all forty-six exhibitors, one
hundred and thirty entries made, and
four hundred and sixteen birds on ex
hibition. Tho scoring was dono by an
expert judge, and his judging was crit
icised by some who had hints disquali
fied, but ho knew his business and
could toll a blooded chicken whon he
saw it. We had intended publishinga
completo list of tho exhibitors, together
with the kinds of fowls exhibited by
them nnd tho pri.es as awarded, but
were unablo to get tho secretary's en
try book in time. Tho managors aro
highly elated over tho success that
has crowned their first ellottof hav
ing a poultry shuw in Itcd Cloud and
will no doubt receive a moro hearty
support iu ther next attempt.
DUTCH FLAT.
Chas. Hilton is sporting a new gun.
Guy Merrill has been on tho sick list
tho past weok.
Corn husking is over and tho hum of
thu shelter is hctud daily
ThuM.K. Sewing Circle will meet
'1 hurmlay at Mr.s, Ida Kent's.
Grandpa llcnrdslcy vWited Den Gib
sou last Friday and batuiday.
Many hogs ai o dying in tho western
part of this neighborhood with cholera.
Krvin Collins is building a now house
and it is almost toady to bo occupied.
Church set vices next Sunday con
ducted by llev. Horton of Itcd Cloud.
Mrs. J. S. Wagoner and daughter
Lena attended church at Ash Creek
Suuday.
Will Gibson loft last week for a visit
with friends and relatives near Frank
lin, Nebraska.
Grant Christy's shattered hand has
almost healed and Grant says ho has
lost no moro rabbits.
Miss Josie Wolf and brother Onar
spent Friday and Saturday with their
aunt Mrs. J. S, Wagoner.
Tho Sunday school at this placo is
progressing nicely under the superin
tendency of Prof. Shannon.
Most of the farmers of this vicinity
have cribbed their corn and will bold
it for a hot time next summer.
Thomas Hrown formerly of this
placo returiiad to Custer comity, Neb
raska, whero ho will mako bis future
homo.
Stray dogs got in Jos. Wagonor's
stock pens and crippled ono hog and a
calf. Peoplo owning dogs should keep
them at hnmo or see that thoy aro
niu.led,
Mrs, Albert Sluby returned homo
froHi an extended Kaj in I uliun
wliero sho went v. mo time ago for her
lienl'h nud ruptuts hei phytlrnl condi
tion mttoh Improved.
J no. Wagoner has been cloning up
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NU1CBEH 2
ono of the poiches of his new house
and repainting tho whole building with
tho aid of John Young, hut Yotlng took
tho loothaeho and neuralgia and has
too much cheek for anything at pres-
ont.
John Witwer our well man has been
using his big gimlet and yaller mule on
tho farmers north of Red Cloud for
tho past two weoks and never failsto
make them happy. Hoeu.
.
An aching back, a disordorod diges
tion, changes in tho urine, headaches,
nervous weakness, all points to Ilrlght's
disease. Tako steps to euro the trouble
beforo tho disease develops its danger
ous stages. Prickly Ash Bitters is a
certain remedy. It heals and Rtrength
ens tho kidneys, regulates the liver,
stimulates the stomach and digestion,
cleanses tho bowels. It has been used
in many severe and obstinato cases
with tho most gratifying success. Sold
by C. L. Cotting.
Blankets, blankets, blankets. Havo
you seen .ny largo stock of blankets.
Square blankets, cutaway blankets,
wool blankets, S-A blankets, Burling
ton stay blankets, bias girth blankets,
Storm King blankets and in fact all
kinds of blankets at low prices at J. O.
Hutler's
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OPEN NIGHTS UNTIL 7 P.M.
CLOSING
SALE!
OUlt ENTIKK STOCK OV
BOOTS,
WARM LINED SHOES,!
RUBBER GOODS,
HEAVY GLOVES and
MITTENS,
1IEKORK KKBItUARV 1st.
aae commences iow l
j Jannary 12th.
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AltE IKVITED t'O ATTEND
THIS SALE.
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