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GENERAL CITY NEWS.
Millotjseed at B. b . Mizer's.
Harness repairs, Fogel & Hutchison.
C. K. Hicks of Bladen as here this
week.
I'rof. II. L. Sams of Hiverton was
here Monday.
Do you want a naw cool; stove? If
so see Wright.
The Cmr.K and Chicago Inter Ocean
one year for Jl.'.'S
Mr Spalding of Bivorlnn wa Sit
ing friends here Monday.
Lyman Ksig was in Lincoln u biibi
tiess the first of the week.
Two residence for -ale or rent in
city. Seo S. B. Lightfoot.
A. 0. Hosiuer was looking after busi
ness matters in Alma Saturday.
Walter Boby sells the Singer sowing
machine. Pi ices liglit. (Jet the best.
Chin ley Mc.Manigal, formeily oper
tor here w.is vMting in the city this
week
Mr. L II. lt'i-t left Wednesday fr
u vi-.it with friend- and relative, at
Bqavtr City.
Iviiute Knuteson was taken to Lin
coln Monday morning to tako treat
ment for appendicitis.
Tho Equitable Mutual Hail Insur
ance Co. writes hail insurance on cash
basis only. It will save you money to
see mo. O. C. Teki..
Mrs. P. W. Shea and Miss Graee Fcr
fjuson, aftor a visit of several days
with L. II. tort and family returned
to their homo at Orloans Wednesday
night.
Tho new water commissioner this
week made a tour of tho city and blew
out all the tiro hydrants. Somo of
them were so full of mud that thoy
were almost choked up.
On tho noon train Saturday tho Capo
Nomo party comprising F. E. Goble,
J. 1). Crans, Geo. W. Lindsev, John
Tomlinson and William Walters will
start on their long journey. Whether
their fond hopes in regaul to finding
lots of the yellow aio rcali.cil or not,
the Chirk wishes them a safe return.
Tho residents of tho south end are
getting tired of tho night and day cap
ers of somo who have no respect for
themselves or any one else. Their ac
tions have bocomo such that decent
people cannot appear on tho streets
nights without a possibility of being
insulted. It is high time they aroro
cleaned out and it is to be hoped they
soon will be.
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B. F. Mixer's for millet seed.
All kinds of garden tools at Wright'?.
James Burden went to Bladen on
Wednesday.
Deo .Hutchinson of Bluo Hill was
hero this week.
All kinds of wire fencing at Wright's
hardware store.
Full lino of fresh bulk garden seed?
at W. B. Koby's.
Fred Gund of Bluo Hill was a visitor
in tho city Sunday.
Don't forget the big Sunday dinner
at the Star bakery.
If you want anything in the harness
lino see Fogel A: Hutchison.
Wright has every article of ware that
is needed around the kitchen.
Our phone number is now 72 Call
us up when you need job printing.
If you want hail or other insurance
see mo before writing O. C. Ti:ei..
A band of roving gypsies were hov
ering around this city the fore port of
tho week.
Dwight Jones of Guide Kock was
looking after business affairs hero
Wednesday.
Morhart Bros, aro this week receiv
ing and are unpacking their new stock
of hardware.
Dr Kniigh is building an addition to
his residenco property in tho north
par', of town.
Miss EQio Holcomb who has been
seriously ill for tho past weok is re
ported as better.
Itobert Mitchell will leave in the near
future for Canada to study for tho
madica'. profession.
Mac Popo returned Thursday morn
ing from San Francisco where ho has
been for some time past.
Joseph Boeher and wife loft Sunday
morning for Fayettcville, Arkansas to
look after property interests and to at
tend com t.
L-...ar II B.idar.d Miss Margaret '5.
Hutchison, both of Guide Bock were
united in the holy bonds of matrimony
on Thursday, May U.
Miss Bello Spniiogle arrived in tho
citv Saturday evening on account of
tho serious illness and subsequent
death of her mother.
Thomas D. Killougli of Webster
county and Miss Kunnii Zimmerman
of Nuckolls county, weie granted a li
cense to wed on May !M.
Hadcli'sCash Baigain stove and Al
bright's inii'ic Mole weie each adnrnod
with a new awning this weik, which
mikes them look a hc.ip nunc cililitd.
Homer Sherwood left Monday even
ing for Cripple Cieek, Colorado, to
look after tho mining operations in
which several of out citizens aro inter
ested.
Gold at Cave Nome. If you want
information about tho Capo Nomo
country, how to get there and what it
costs, write to J. trancis, General Pas
senger Agent, B. & M. railroad in Neb
raska, Umana, mu.
We desire to urge onto our corres
pondents the necessity of having their
items of news teach this'offico not later
than Thursday noon. Correspond
enco arriving later than that time aro
as a general rule, too late for publica
tion. Homeseckers excursions on May 1st
and 15th, and June 5th and 10th 1900,
to Arizona, Arkansas, Indian Territory
Louisiana, Now Mexico, Oklahoma
Territory! :ind Texas. For rates and
further information, apply to local tic
ket agent, A. Conover
The most vigorous workers have
spells of "tired feeling" now anil then.
This feeling is caused by derangement
in the stomach, liver and bowels. A
few doses of Pkickly Ash Bitteus
quickly corrects tlie disorder and sends
tho blood tingling through tho veins,
carrying life and renewed onergy
throughout tho system. Sold by U. L.
Cotting.
Considerable complaint is being
mado of the manner in which cows
and other nnimulb are being diiven
over side walks and lawns on their
way to iind fiom the pasliue. Tlih is
a loii.plaint that comei in eveiyjenr
and it is about time to stop it. Tho
city council should pass an ordinanco
prohibiting tho driving of loose stock
through tho strcots. That is about tho
only way to stop it.
Died, on Sunday, May 0, at 7 a.m.
Mrs. Elizabeth Spanogle, wife of D.
B. Spanoglo. Deceased was born in
Mechanicstowu, Pennsylvania, March
27, 1830. Sho canio to Bed Cloud with
her husbatd and family in 1880, and
has always resided here sinco that
dato. Sho has always been a promi
nent mouiber and worker of tho
Methodist church of this city Tho fu
nd til services weie conduced under
the auspices of tin W B. C. nnd tho
remains weie laid :.t test initio city
cemetery on Ttiesd.iy. The deceased
loaves a husband, one son and two
daughters nnd a host of friends to
mourn her loss.
I Want Youf Business,
and if fair tiealmenl and
quality of goods counts for
anything with you 1 will
get it. The best class of
trade ccmes my way bo
cause I sell the best goods
for the price that others
ask for inferior goods. I
am hero to back up any
goods that I sell. If there
is anything wrong I mako
it right. Come and look
my goods over. They are
all up to date.
Jas. Peterson.
LOCALLY.
Now U tho time to sub3crtbo.
Seo Wright before you buy a gas or
gasoline stove.
U. G. Knight of Inavalo was in tho
city Monday.
Tho Star bakery will liavo another of
those big dinners on Sunday.
C. C. Cutter was in St. Joe witli a
shipment of stock the first of the week.
Mrs. G. M. Warner and daughter of
Guide Bock wore city visitors on Wed
nesday. Claieuco lvizor lias accepted a po
litioi. in the haidwaro store of W. A.
Mitchell.
Mrs. P. A. Wells of South Omaha has
been visiting old friends in thi city
this week.
Elmer Beige, formerly operator at
tin depot was here this week visiting
old friends.
Mrs. James, mo'thcr of thoTurnuro
boys, returned Thursday (-veiling from
a visit at Minneapolis, Kansas.
ILK Pond and wife ate attending
the State G. A 1!. Kucuiipnietit at
Beatiice this week.
Tho band boy's dance which was to
huvo oceui red last Tuesday was been
postponed ono week
Fogel & Hutchison have a tine lino
of heavy work harness you should seo
before you buy a now oue.
T. J. Ward has engaged in tho Hour
and feed, business in tho small build
ing on the corner of Fifth avenuo and
Webster streets.
The Red Cloud high school ball team
crossed bats with tho Guido itock boys
last Saturday but it was a sorry day
for the Red Cloud high school team.
George Clapp of Blvomington while
on his way borne from tho G. A. R.
encampment ai Bloomington stopped
off and visited with his brother Lew
today.
Foil Sale. Ono brood sow will far
row soon, ono good work liorso. Resi
denco three miles south and two miles
west of Bed Cloud, Neb. F. K.
WlI.DhV.
The "old rookery" has changed in
appearance so much that a poison who
Lad been absent from the city for two
months would think a noA' building
had been erected.
Captain Houcliin left Mouday for
Sioux Falls, South Dakota, to attend
tho fusionist convention. Owing to
tho long distance, ho went without tho
mulo, but ho had a copy of "Corn
Arvoj"in his pocket.
Born in this city May 0th, to Mr. and
Mrs. N. F. Waul, a daughter. Mother
and child doing well. Dr. Mary Chase
Kjckwell in attendance, llio birth of j
ll.. i mnilii.r a if this chilli WM-. mil' nf llm
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lir.il announced in the ued Ci.oid
Chiek in its infancy.
Notice to Watek Consumeus: By
order of tho mayor and council I nm
instructed to collect tho annual water
rates not later than Juno 10th, and in
all cuscs where said water rates aro not
paid by that dato to cut off tho water
from tho promises. This order will
bo strictly enforced. J. W. Ki.nsel,
Water Commissioner.
List of letters romaitiing uncalled for
at tho postotlico at Red Cloud, Neb
raska, for tho week eliding May 10th,
l'JOO.
Brooks, Bert Doran, ft'm.
Glick, John Moore, Walter
Bichuidsot, Thus, Roberts, Otis
Scntj, Clias. .ovriz, M. N.
These loiters will be sent to tho dead
letter ollleo May 2Uh, if not called for
before. When falling for above please
ay "advertised." T. C. Hacker, P.M.
WEEK'S HAPPENINGS
For hail insurance see 0. C Tool.
Big Sunday t'inner at Star bakery.
Postmaster Anderson of Bladen was
hen; Monday.
Dwight Jones was up from Guide
Rock Wednesday.
Stntc Evangelist L. A. Hussong was
in the city this week.
Frank Hadley is doing a contract of
painting in Alma this week.
Samuel Foe moved this week from tho
south part of town to a residence on
Kim sticct.
Jos Kubicok of McCook was hero
the first of the week looking after prop
city interests
A. A. Frame is beautifying Ills resi
dence in the south watd by an appli
cation of paint.
tied McKeeby is attending tho ses
sion of the State Medical association at
Omaha this week. .
M. Finch mado a trio to Lincoln tho
fore pal t of tho week for a shortlvlslt
returning home Tuesday.
Wm. (L Greenlee mid Miss Lona A.
Bailey, both of Webster county, were
granted a licenso to wed en May 9th.
W. A. Mitchell this week removed
bis stock of hardware to the Peterson
building on tho corner of rotirth av
enuo nnd Webster street.
Homer W. Squires of Je well county,
Kansas, and Miss Daisy V. Brandon of
Kansas City, Missouri, woro married
by Rev A. C. Finch on May 0.
By arrangoniont Rev. I. W. Kdson
will occupy tho pulpit at tho Baptist
church for a few weeks. Services at
tho usual hours. Cordial welcome ex
tended to all who come.
The ladies wonder how Mrs. B. man
ages to preserve her youthful looks.
Tho secret is she takes Pkicki.v Ash
Birn.its; it keeps the system in peifeet
order Fur further particulars call on
C.L. Cotttng.
At the meeting of the city council'
la-t l'.UMil iy evening held for tho pur-
poso nf coiiiiileiing inds on the water
woiki i teiision not one In i was pre
sented. It would now be in older for
the city to go ahead and purchase the
inateiial and secuto the soi vices of a
competent man to do the rtnk. This
is in all probability just what will be
done.
At the meeting of the school hoaid
last Monday night the following named
teachers weie elected for tho next
school j ear. Superintendent, H. L.
Sams of Rlvcrlon. Teachers north
waul school Principal, 1'illa MeClel
lanu, assiMant piiucipil, Joh.iuii von
Pilsuiu, fouith lonin, Aildie J (tiae-.
tmid mum, M.tbel D , second loom,
Get tie Lindloj , liist room, Alico Boms
berg; primary, Ruth Owen of Biverlon.
South waul: Principal, Win. Hellel
bower; Lizzio Marker, Ada Skjolvor,
Carrio Hummel, positions not nssigucd.
C. B. Crono was elected president of
tho board and L. H. Fort socrotary.
Now that thoro is a good prospect
for crops and all naturo sooms bent ou
tho making of plenty, it sooms to u'b
would bo n very opportuuo timofor
those in arrears to come in and pay
their subscription. As wo have said
before it is not tho largo amount of
each individual who is in arrears, but
taken as a wholo it amounts to a largo
sum. Take for instanco tho fact that
of five hundred delinquents, fifty owe
from two to threo years, twouundrcd
owo two Years and the balance or two
hundred and fifty owo ono year. This
collcctivoly makes a largo sum. Somo
ncoolo seem to think that thoy should
receive a paper right along without
paying a cent, but they don't stou to
think that the publisher lias to bo t-ter-nally.puttiiig
up the cash. When you
read this article stop and think if you
aro ono of tho many and then do tho
right tiling. We'll not become a bloat
ed bond-holder but in turn wo will pay
what wooivo.
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