The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, March 09, 1900, Image 1
r rja&jw -TfTTT -V - T VOLUME XXVIII. HED CLOUD, XEBKASKA. .MARCH 9, 1J)0(), NUMBER 10 Ladysmith is Relieved at Last. J But it cost untold blood and treasure. The relief ixl that the Big Snre affords its customers is the talk M of Red Cloud and the surrounding country. The M reason why the multitudes crowd at our store daily M is because we do just as we advertise, and we ex- Sw pect here our unequaled facilities buying in large & quantities and in the best markets for cash enables m us to offer you the best goods for less money than tfflj you can buy anywhere in the Republican Valley M and if you are buying anything in Dry Goods, Car- hs pets, luirniture, Queensware, Groceries and all M family supplies, you cannot afford to miss the Big jf& Store. Below we quote a few of our prices. W i- DEESS GOODS. - - . ; s 75 to $ i 50 75 to i 50 50 to 1 50 25 to 1 50 12A to 2 00 10 tO 2 715 Serges, 15c per yard. V-v' Palmer Wash Cooels. icc nor v:wvl r. , 7 Novelty cotton Goods, oc j;er yard. Special value in Colored-Dress' Fabrics at c ner yard. I welvesty,ltjs. Home Spun Suitings -f.ty& Venetian Suitings, - - "'" Spring Suitings - - -L Cashmere, (full line colorsYJJF- -Black Dress Goods - " -Black Crepons, $j Our buyers visited the market early, thereby securing the beststyles. Late buyers will have to take the cullings. inn WASH GOODS. Belvoir cords at 20c. Dimities in colors and plain white, Sc to 45c. Alberta Satines, Sc to 45c. Chambray Madras, 20c to 30c. Special Mash fabrics at 8c, 10c and 20c. PointelleVSoic Wash Silks, Dotted Swiss, Etc We are showing the largest and finest line of wash goods ever brought in the valley. Bought early for spot cash. 1. C. "PERCALES & GINGHAMS. .-.. . ! Apron Checks at 5c to 7c per yard. r Dress Ginghams at 8c to 10c per yard. I I French Ginghams at 10c to 30c per yard. The finest percales ever offered in dark and light 1 coiors. kccis, Dines and novelties. Colors CZ. guaranteed at i2c per yard. Special values in German Calicoes at Sc. MORTUARY. Died, at Doadwood, South Dakota, on Suudny, Alarch -1, 11)00, of pneu nionin, Lulu Eniogeno SoUni's, aged nineteen years, live mouths and fifteen days- And thus again is this city called up on '.o give up one of nor blight, cheer ful, pleasant and entertaining young peoplo. One- who was liked by nil, and whose over pleasant face and jo vial disposition. was envied by many. She always had a kind word and a pleasant smile for acquaintances and all who know lior, and wns over ready to do any assistance asked of her. Her death not only casts n gloom over her own home, but also in tho homes of numberless of our young peoplo by whom sho was looked upon as a sister Instead of a friend and acquaintance. Deceased was born at Kcd Cloud, Nebraska on September 17, 1880, and has nlwaysj resided with her pa rents hero. At tho time of her death sho was visiting with hor sister near Dendwood. lior illness was veiy brief and almost before it was geneinlly known that sho was seiiously ill, tho sad nows of her death was received. Tho body, accompanied by hor sister nnd'.husband, Mr and Mrs Ybiger, ar rived Tuesday evening and was met at tft'c depot by a laigo number of sor ('owing fnonds and relatives The body wa- taken to the residence wheio tt was kept until tho following day at 2 p. in. at which timo the funeial oc curred. Tho services wnio held at tho Hiptist church, niidrtho icmnins weio laid at rest in the Ited Cloud cemetery. Tho afflicted family have the sympathy of tho entire community in their bereavement. iCxJ iwr We nave added additional space to our store room and are now better prepared than ever to handle our rapidly increasing trade. WE ORIGINATE! - OTHERS IMITATE. We guarantee prices. Produce taken. -Miners Bros." mmmmmmmmmmmmmm City Dray and Express Line. A B.W. ROSS. PROP. Goods Delivered to any bart of the city. Last Friday evening Benjamin F. McCune, who had been quite seriously ill for the past thieo weeks, died at tho home of his paients in this city. Ho was barn on June 12, 1877, and at the time of his death was aged !22 years, 7 months and 20 days. The cause of his dentil was supposed to bo lead poison ing, conti acted from handling typo in a punting ollice, which business ho lia folh.wi d .since ISO.'l He was a pioniinentjimmbci of tho joungpeo pies chinch societies and always took an active pail in their woik. Tho fu neral services were hold at tho Con gregational chinch and woro largoly attended. Tho S. of V. band, of which ho was a member, attended in a body. Tho remains were laid nt rest in tho lied Cloud cemetery. INAVALE. Mrs. S. A Ihirwell is quite sick with pneumonia. Edith Miller who has been quito sick is improving slowly. Mr. Wilbon left tho liist of the weok for St. Joseph to iindnigo tieatniont at i tho hospital Alva Cat net takes charge of tho dtugHtoro dming his absence Tliuisdajjiioiinnjr ul olovon o'clock at tho Methodist church, Kev Finch of tho Chinch of Chi ist, pi cached tho funeial addicts over- the Kinains of Mrs Lucy Kolso who died Match Gth, at Her Homo in Iowa. The body was brought to Inavale, tho inteimoct be ing made in tho Hivorton comotory. Hor death was totally unexpected. Sho loaves a husband.yather, mothor, brother, four sistois'and numerous other relatives besides a host of frionda both hero and in Iowa to mourn her loss. Mrs. JAlico Lit, loft Wednesday for hor homo in tho west Bfter a visit with her relatives, the Harvoys. Mr.JEddy is able to bo about onco more. Wo are glad to noto the im provement. rhosymputhy of tho community is extended to Mrs. Lillio Jones whoso brother, Hen McCune- of Hod Cloud, "went homo" last woek. Charges as low as the Lowest r.lTY AfrtPNTRPnRVnAmccvDDi-rr i( wi . ... .- . .. riunno tvr-ncoo OU, Jf TELEPHONE NO. 62. - X "Tho loss of gold is great, tho luss of health is more." Health is lost by mg. luctlng to keep tho blood pure. Hood's Sarsaparilla puiilict., cmiclics and vi tiillzes tWo blood and thus aves both gold and health. Hood's I'ills utiiu billiousnoss, sick headache. BLADEN. Karl McKelvey who is attending school nt Hastings spent Sunday with his parents. C. K. Hicks and S. J. Wheeler drovo over to liluo Hill Fridny. C C. Stout and family aro under tho doctots caio. Ed Doyle was a uasscntrer west Mun. day evening. Ho will visit in north western Kansas. L. H. Thorno left Mondav to attend com t at the county scat. John Johnson's proposed sale ennio off Sattndhy and everything sold uirfli. Chickens sold for $1 5)5 per doen. Mr. and Mrs. Pashby, C. L. Andrews, Wni, Uotow and others from this vicin ity were at Hluo Hill last Friday. A letter from Chas. Caldwell says they have located in Salem, Oregon, and thinks they will liko the country. Tho peoplo of this vicinity aro being cnteitaincd by tho Johnsons, Irish, Dutch and black faced comedians, singing nnd dancing at tho (!. A. K. hall. Those who moved this spiing aio Wayne Kecd, onto he 1'ashby faun; J. C. Itichnrdson onto tho James West farm; John Sondcr, onto tho Fnl ley farmj K. J Snhunon, onto tho A P. Johnson faun. John Mi'Cowaii. into tho Leo Innise, Chin Williams into the John Jones house; K. Minnix and his father-in law Mr. MiCowaii into the W. M. (iinnnis house; W. M. (Jran nis to Uluo Hill. ,.l Johnson and family left Mon day by tho . & M. for Newcastle, Wyoming where they will nniko their future homo. James Saunders was not at his duties Monday on acuount of sickness. J. E. Yost shipped a car of hogs to St. Joo Tuesday. Mr. Knapp of Guido Kock was in this city tho (ntter pint of last week. Chas. Host and Air Paiks have de cided to co to tho coast inslond of Chnse county, Nebraska. They will have a cattle sale one day next week. C. I'holpo, son of D.S. Phelps, diovo down from Hoseland Saturday Ho was accompanied homo by his father for a Sunday ' visit with Ids family. Monday Air P. thought ho would lido his wheel over tho smooth ? roads to liladon, but when half way hero tho wheel bucked nnd ho was obliged to walk and lead the wheel. Mather tough on both wheel and man. m STATE CREEK. Poto Le derhraudt's littlo child who has been sick for sonic- time and viis under tho tientmont of Dr. Heck, took n to lapso and died last Alonday. Tho to. mains wore laid away in tho Alt. Hopo comotory . Tlios. Hauler has taken a relapse and is vei y ill. Ho him no use of his limbs from elbows and knees down. Samuel Montfoid is ropaiting the Fisher "tone house with a now loof and piasteiing It is on tho 120 acres that Sum lecently bought Ho will moTO onto it soon. Chas. Harrott will build a resilience) soon on tho 100 ho bought of Bamov King Hugh Graham a boy of fourteen who took a lcavo of nbsenco some timo ago has not boon hoard of since ho tartcd. Alort Fearn.T. Sutton, Uon VauDyko, Milt Guthrie and many others who have loft theso parta and gono to Okla homa, write back that they have good farms and aro well satisfied. Somo of them atated they would commenco farming March 1st, Several parties who left here and went, to Oklahoma and other parts will bo back in Smith and Wobster counties inside of two years Airs. James T Fruit is on tho sick list this week. Such a tonlblo lot of mud makes it real disagi ecablo to got around, though it is leaving tho soil well wot up for sowing out.s soon. Mr. Hutchison of Cora will boro Cans. Hanett's well right away. m m Now U the time tu subscribe. C- Si &m' DIRT CLEARANCE. T is a good plan for every bather to know something; of the soap he uses. There is a well-founded objection to using a floor-cleaning soap upon the human body. Ivory Soap is the bather's soap. It costs more than common soaps, but the difference is in the ingredients and making. Why not treat yourself with a little respect. Is not the human skin with its marvellous delicacy c.-1'.llccl to pure s :,;;;? ivory Soap it fior.tc. cofTiK.Mi in i iht mooch aMu ro. rirtin BLUE HILL. Tho boys finally seienaded Air. Thos. Alooio and wife who woro married last weok. They played very sharp upon tho young folks. John Jutnos took a Hying trip to Had Cloud last Fiiday evening with W. G. Shannon and returned Satuidav bv iho local passenger carrying near his httiut a very important paper given him by JamiM Duffy On Tuesday Hov (Jeo. Hum ue of Hud Cloud was sron about Blue Hill and remained all night witli Air Dellahoy, and after wards wended his way towards Air. Albert Henry's tosldence, where on Wednesday at at 12 m. Allss Alaggio Henry tho daughter of Albert Henry and John J lines, tho oldest sou of Air Alox James wore united in tho holy bonds of matrimony by him. About fifty of tho relatives of tho hiidonnd groom wero present nt tho wedding. miss uora Acra, a cousin of tho brido and Elsio Brown acted as bridesmaids, whilo AIossis. Hubbard and Edwin James brother to the groom acted as groomsmen After tho ceremony tho wedding dinner was horvod in gicat style. Wo all unite in wishing tho young cuiplu much happiness and no sorrow They will htart housekeeping at once on llio Curry faun acios-, tho road fiom home, v no Hunger of being homesick Air. Armstioiig is courting at Hed Cloud this weok and Airs. Armstrong has to lock tho doors to koop tho young moil away. Look out Hon. come bnnk soon as it is lonesomo without you. Mrs. West is ablo to sit up a short whilo nowadays and is improving slow ly. Hoads aro bad towards Bluo Hill. If you doubt it ask W. (J. Shannon whether tho roads or cornliolds are tho host to travolin. None of tho farmers aro thinking of planting corn or sowing oats as yet. Mr. Muzzel has sold his farm to Mr. Cottridgo Sr. and will move to Wiscon- sin aooui April 1st Billiousnoss SEEDS. and constiDiition aro seeds out of which spring many of tho serious diseases that afflict tho human body. Sound judgment would demand tho immediate removal of this condi tion before it develops something more troublesomo nnd dillloult to cuio. Prickly Ash Bittois is a reliable euro for censtipation and disorders of a similar eharaotor. It not only thor oughly empties and purities tho bowels but stl (tliL'tlmim tlm Iimh-mI ..i ..I.. anil icguhiuis Urn liver and htonuich, mum .v. iiuiiMium a utoicui cure', sola by C. L. Colling, LINE. Snow, sleet and suushino this week. Air. and Airs. Isoin woro tho guests of Air. and Airs. Al Scrivnor Sunday. Air. and Airs. Frank VauDyko wero tho guests of Air. and Airs. Hochcr this week. Quito a number of citi.onu of Lino wero in attendance at couit in Hcd Cloud to hear tho lawsuit of Auhushon nnd Gcorgn Beauchamp about tho stolon harness. Somo talk of Charles Gust coming back to Nebraska in tho near future to make his future homo. Tho newcomers of Lino aro woll sat isfied with their new homes. M. Al. Fearn is woll pjoased with his now homo near Fountain, Oklahomu. Hev. Noblo of Walnut crook was in Lino Saturday tho guest of Frank Van Dyko. Grnn Ima Benuchauip was the guest of J. E. 1'ox this weok. Thoro will bo considerable small grain sown in Lino this spiing. Tho Union Suudny school at Dist. HI will icorganizo tho first Sundny in April nt 3 o'clock p.m. A eoidial invi tation is given to all who aro inteiested. Tho Sunday school at Dist. No. fi is not very well attended on account of tho cold veather. Tho farmers hnd bettor bo lini. more careful about loaving dead ani mals on tho public highways as they might causo an accidont by causing toams to run away. Tho school board of Dist. 8 have just received tho slate blackboard from Pennsylvania that was ordered three months ago and will soon havo it ready for use Public Sale. On Monday, March 12tb, 1000, at T. C. Hacker's country home, one mile north of PoBt Office in Hed Cloud, con sistlng of live stook, farm Implements, household goods of all kinds and othor things too numerous to mention. Teumb ok Salk:-SIx months time will bo given on all sums over 11000. purchaser giving bankable note. All sums of 310 an 1 under will bo for cash without discount On nil D.,... $10 will allow 5 per cent discount for CeL. 0. L. WiNKitKY, Auctioneer. Examination Notice. Hccular cxamintitlnnn fn- ....,.,.. desiring to teach in Webster county nioholdin the superintendent's office at Hcd Cloud, tho third Saturday in ouch month, Eva J. Cam, County Supt. '' I I' I J I I. 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