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WEEK'S HAPPENINGS
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standard of merit.
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from this stoio is made un
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All rinRS sold appropriately en
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GENERAL CITY NEWS.
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week.
was in Lincoln this
of Guide Bock was hero
Telophono No. 07 for your gasoline.
Do you want a naw cook stove If
30 see Wright.
M. Fin:h was a business visitor to
Omaha this week.
Tho CiliEir and Chicago Inter Ocean
one year for $1.25.
Two residences for sale in city. See
5. 13. Lightfoot.
J. L. Miner was a business visitor to
franklin Tuesday.
Thero is still room ou tho subscrip
tion list for 70urnamo.
Mrs. Spauldlng of Riverton was visit
ing f rionds hore this week.
Frank Waters of Denvor is the now
messengor boy at tho depot.
L D. Oatraan made a business trip
to Oxford tho last of tho week.
Tho W. C. T. U will meet with Mrs.
Dow during tho month of June.
Prof. Kolley started out on a busi
ness trip in tho state this week.
Walter Koby soils tho Singer sowing
achino. Trices right. Get tho best.
Will'Tulloys and wife havogoiio to
Oxford and will take up u residence
there.
Walter Wnrren and wife of Superior
visited with J. W. Warren and family
here this week.
MrsSnowden of Davenport, Nebras
ka, sister of L. 11. Fort is in tho city
visiting rolntivos.
Dr McKeobyon Tuesday moved bis
ofllee furniture to Suporlor, and is now
a re'sident of that city.
Oscar Tatmoro was down from
Cowles' Tuesday, night, to attend the
Bachelor's Club banquet.
Dr McKueby camo up from Superior
Tuesday evening and attended tho
Bacholor's Club banquet.
v..nm tlnrwooil. paintors and
nnnpr iinncrei's. Good work done
eonably and on short notice.
trial.
Tho graduating class spent tho day
last Tuesday at Atnbov m a regular
old-fashioned picnic. Everybody re
ports a good time.
Anthony Schaefer's horso ran away
ti... .innnt mi Widncsdav and
cmiMi.ri.il boxes and measures alone
the road in great hhape.
Will Lotsnn who has been visiting
with his mother and other relatives
:nd friends hero, left Sunday for his
homo at Deadwond, South Dakota.
Charley Bisse has under 'construc
tion on his farm southeast of town, one
of tho most cojimodious houses in the
county. Prosperity do smilo upon us.
Win. Wost and family will leave In a
Ihort timo for Seattle, Washington to
tnako tholr futuro home. The family
aroSono of our best and wo will miss
jhera from our midst.
ANOTHER OF
THOSE BIG
SUNDAY DINNERS
NEXT
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Miss Heed
Monday.
W. II. Hilton of Bladou was hero
Wednesday.
Geo. K. McCrary of Blue Hill was
hero Wednesday.
J. W. Rood and wife of Guide Rock
wero here this wcok.
Mrs. M. M. Stern was visiting friends
in Hastings this wcok.
Will Parker mado a business trip to
Grand Island this week.
Grant Ushor was a visitor to Guide
Rock tho ilrst of the week.
Call and sco tho ''Sherman" bicycle
at Morhart Bros. It is a beauty.
That two helo gasolino stove at Mor
hart Bros, for $a.W is a special bargain.
Wanted, a good girl for general house
work. Will pay good wages -Alfred Ha
dell. Born, to Ed Parkes Jr., Monday,
Juno 4th, a boy of usual Nebraska
weight.
James Mitchell who has been visit
ing horo returned to Hastings tho first
of tho week.
J. W. Runchoy has had a forco of
painters and paper hangers at work
this week lixing up his hotel.
Russell Skaggs and Dick Hanna who
have boon working in tho marblo
works nt Oxford arc home again.
Rev. L. A. Ilussong preached tho
baccalaureate sermon to tho gradua
ting class at the Christian church last
Suudny evening.
At tho school bonrd meeting last
Monday evening, Miss Mablo Howard
was elected as teacher in placo of Miss
Marker who resigned,
John Polnicky and M. M. Stern were
in West Point this week in attondanco
at the thrco day's session of tho Ne
braska Retail Liquor Dealers Associa
tion. The tiro department is making prep
arations to attend the State Fireman's
Tournament at York, July 24 to 20. A
running team has beon selected and
will commence practicing for tho oc
casion. Tho poultry car was horo this weok,
and from hero started for San Francis
co with 21,000 pounds of Nobraska
poultry, which had beon gathered up
along the line.
Children's day exorcises will be hold
at tho Congregational church next
Sunday, Juno 10th at 10:30 a.m. An
appropriate program has beon arranged
for tho occasion.
Tho rescue circle will meet with
mrc Pinion, Tuesday, Juno 12th at
8 p.m. Bring tho rags you have pre
pared. Election of otlicers will tako
placo. Pleaso remember tho meeting
and bo present.
On last Sunday morning a young
son of J. W. Wiillin was accidentally
shot in tho neck with a targol title by
a companion while shooting at a tar
get. If no unfavorable complica
tions nriso no serious results are looked
for.
Married, at tho Cowles M. E. par
sonage, Juno 5, 1000, Mr. Ed Scott and
Miss Florence Hines, Rov. James G.
Day, officiating. Tlio happy couple
expect to mako Franklin, Nobraska
tholr futuro homo. May peace and
prosperity be theirs.
Samuel John, infant, son of
Mr and Mrs. James Billings, died at
its homo twelve miles southwest of this
city Thursday morning of cholera in
fantum. Tho funeral was hold 1-riday
and tho remains laid to rest in the Mt.
Hopo cemetery. Tho family have tho
sympathy of all, in their sad borcavo
incut. Otto Popo had tho misfortuno last
Sunday to havo a horse which ho had
beon driving, so badly cut on n wire
fenco that he had to bo killed. He was
down near the river and had tho horso
tied up but he became scared at some
cattle and ran away with the above
result. Tho horso bolouged to C. M.
Smith.
On last Saturday evening the cradu-
ating class was treated to a farewell
reception at mo nomo ot Air. and Mrs.
G. 1. Kelloy, Mr. Keller taking this
method of showing his appreciation of
tho manner in which the class of 1000
had worked under his supervision.
Thoovoniug was spent in gamos anil n
general good time, after which the
young folks wore invited to tho dining
room to partake of a bountiful repast
which Mrs. Kellcy had prepared for
them.
The graduating class of this year
will go out on life's rough sea with the
most pleasant memories of the last few
days of school work and also of the
social gatherings given in their honor.
Ono of the most pleasant of lhoo
was the reception given them by tho
Juniors, or tho class of 1901, last Mon
day night. Tho young ncoplo met in
tho Masonic hall whore they enjoyed
ono of the most ploasaut evonings that
the young pooplo of our city over spont.
The Juniors had games and everything
there with which to onjoy tnomselvrs
unil t Ilia TOfllllll bflVf. honn nnfll-
cient for tbo graduates to remombor
for years to come, but tho Juniors de
sired to moro lorcimy impress tnoir
minds of the high esteem they held
thorn In, and invited them down to tho
Star Banquet Parlors whoro there was
in waiting a banquet supper, and
enough cannot be said of tho way it
was gotten up. "Johnnie" and his wifo
are always at tbo front when any flue
banquet supper is on tapis and they
did not deviato from tho path this
lime. Tho dining room was very
tastily drapod with pink and green, tho
class colors. Thero woro thirty-four
you,ng pooplo sat down to thotablo,and
by their actions, one could notice the
appreciation of the effort that had
beon put forth in their behalf During
the banquet hour, music was rendered
on tho p ano by Prof Crone, which
with the morrimont of tho young peo
ple, made tho dining room ring.
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I ice cream sotia,
I Coco Col.
I Wild Cherry.
I ClinmiKuc Cider,
I (linger Ale,
I (lrie Kola,
I Ornpc Orango.
I Soil t.onionmlc.
I Celery 1'lionpliMe.
I Orpo Phosphate,
t urnnge uiaer.
FIVE CENT DRINKS.
Crushed Fruit soda,
Cherry 1'ho'plmte,
Hoot lleer.
Krr I.craoMfttlo,
Ornpe Lemon,
Moxlo,
Lemon Sour.
Cherry lll.
Krult l'hoMlmlc.
Lemon PliojpliMe,
ratira nrotn ue
Cherry Hlpe rnosphttc.
TEN CENT DRINKS.
I Queen's Favorite
I charlotte nnesc,
I llanatia Cream,
I Sim KIM.
I OrntiKcaile,
I Clnrct rhOHpliAte
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lea,
Kr Photphatc,
Mountain Koain,
I. miles' Favorite,
Persian bhcrbet,
Fruit Sunday.
Plain Claret.
beltier Lemonade with Chcrrlex,
FIFTEEN CENT DRINKS.
Claret Lemonade, Cherry Olncc,
Moorish Sherbet, Catawba Fllt,
Itaaplivrry I'linrti, Sherry mul ERtf.
Claret Punch,
W.S. BENSE, Prop.j
LOCALLY.
For hail insurance see O. C. Tool.
Bort Hatfield left for the west last
Friday.
Win Kirkpatrick of Guide Rock was
hero Monday.
F. A. Sweezy of Blue Hill was in tho
city Wednesday.
Sec Wright before you buy n gas or
gasoline stove.
M. B. Reeves of Guide Rock
hero last Saturday.
(. W. Dow is agent
mowers and rakes.
was
for Standard
Ml kinds of garden tools at Wright's.
Riverton was here
O. E. Delinger of
Saturday.
F. L. Coopor of
here this week
Esbon, Kansas, was
J. V. Turkington of Alma was a bus
iness visitor hero Saturday.
C. E. Hicks of Bladen, our noxt rep
resentative, was in tho city this wcok'
J. L. Grandstaff of Bladon attended
tho populist convention hore Wednes
day. Dr. E. S. Reed, dentist,' has removed
to tho corner north of tho Moon block,
first tloor.
Bert and Graclo Clark of Oxford, aro
visiting with their undo, Albert Slaby,
south of tho river.
A. Galusha has beautified his resi
dence property in tho west part of the
city with a fine picket fenco.
J. F. Grimes, F. A. Sweezy, Wm. A.
May, P. Morton, and Wm. Garrison of
Bluo Hill wero hore Wodnesdny.
A. latter received in tho city yester
day, announced that five more carloads
of tho material for tho mill had been
shipped.
Tho Degree of lienor will giro au ico
crea ji social in court houso park Thurs
day evening, .Juno h. Uomo out anil
enjoy yourselves.
A. B. Sellars and wife returned homo
Tuesday evening from a visit with his
wife's brother, Calvin Kcnady at Holy
oke, Colorado.
Tho Equitable Mutual Hail Insur
ance Co. writes hail insurance on cash
basis only It will savo you money to
see me. O. C. Tkel.
Prof. Hendricks, tho baloonist and
parachute juniper was in tho city tho
foro part of tho week, but could not
succeed in raising enough to mako a
jump.
Grconhnlgh & Benton tho leading
merchants of Cowles woro in tho city
the first of the wcok buying a stock of
clothing of Sam Friomlliek, tho well
known traveling salesman.
Nothing equal to Prickly Ash Bitters
for removing that sluggish bilious feel
ing, so common in hot weather. It
creates strength, vigor, appetite and
cheerful spirits. Sold by C. L. Cottng.
C. D. Robinson has all kinds of
trouble counting money in tho treas
urer's olliuc this wcok, all becau.se of
tho arrival of a linn baby girl at his
homo Wednesday, Juno Gin. Mother
and child doing well.
Gilbert Neucrbcrg of this city and
Miss Itla Jaeger of Oxford, Nebraska,
were married at Oxfotd on the (Jib.
Mr. Ncuorbergistho now proprietor of
the Ernest Welseh restaurant at the
depot. The Ciiikf extends congratu
lations and best wishes
Auents Wasted. Wo want an nc
tivo agent in Red Cloud and vicinity
to represent the largest ovorgroon nur
series in theU. S A. full lino of hardy
fruits, shade and ornamental trees,
shrubs, etc. Threo plans, pay weekly.
Address at once, I'he Elgin nurseries,
Clgiu, milium.
List of letters remaining uncalled for
at the postodlcoat Red Cloud, Nob
raska, for the week ending Juno Gtb
1000:
Amack, John
Devoid. W.
Jacobs, W. F.
1 unit.!; , ..u wiu, ii UUI LUIIOU iur
ro. When calling for above please
'advertised." T. C. H ackeii, P. M
Full lino of fresh bulk garden seed?
at W. B. Roby's.
All kinds of wiro fencing at Wright's
hardware store.
Georgo Ross and Will Barton left
Sunday for Denver.
W. A. Mitchell ha a now awning in
front ot his hardware store.
I havo a few dozon pansy plants for
sale. Mns. Mamie Paukf.k.
Wright lias every articlo of ware that
is needed around the kitchen.
E. C. Etnlgh contemplates going to
Washington in tho near future.
Juliet Galusha who has been quite
sick for some time is improving.
If you want hall or other insuranco
sco mo before writing. O. C. Tekl.
Miss Matio Kolley, formerly a teacher
in tho high schools hero is visiting in
the city.
George Warren last Friday received
the sad news of tno death of an uncle
at St. Louis.
Cloyed Cummlngs is "bug house,"
that is ho has gono to soiling inocula
ted chitnz bugf.
All kinds of repairs for tho Cham
pion binders and mowers can bo had
at W. B. Roby's feed store,
Miss Jcssio Kellogg returned last
night from Lincoln where she has been
attending the state university.
Grandma Lowis, mother of Mrs.
Chaney, who hns been quite ill for
sonio time, is nblo to be around again.
Henry Richmond, manager of tho
South Omaha bureau of tho World
Herald is horo visiting friends in tho
city.
O. C. Caso has tiled papers at the
ofllco of tho county clerk declining tho
nomination of county attornoy by the
democrats.
T. C. Hacker returned home Wed
nesday from Brownville, where ho at
tended tho funeral ot his brother-in-law
G. W. Fairbrother.
Tho Sherman wheel is up-to-date.
Morhart Bros, are putting it on tho
market at a low grado prico. It will
pay you to look at it.
Mrs. Dr. L. H. Beck and children
left Thursday for Joliot, Illinois, whero
she will visit with her mother, brothers,
and sisters during tho summer.
Tho Dorcas society of tho M. K.
church will servo ico croam and cako
nt Mitchell's hardware Htore, Saturday,
evening Juno 10th. Proceeds to buy
lights for M. E. church.
Picnic parties aro numerous these
days. Almost every day u crowd of
merry makers can bo scon wending
their wys to some of tho shady spots
around this city to onjoy au outing.
Elsewhere in this issuo will bo found
a notice to water users regarding use of
water on lawns which it would prob
ably bo a good plan for somo to hoed.
If they don't their lawns may go dry
for a while.
Tho untorrilied democrats of this
county met in convention at Bluo Hill
Saturday and nominated a full county
ticket. Tho ticket as nominated was,
O. C. Caso, county attorney; Louie
Poisinger. roprcsontatlvo, and recom
mended T. J. Ward for lloat ropreson
tative. Sinco then however the pops
havo had a convention and tho ticket
is all shot to pieces with the oxcoption
of L. Piesinger.
Last Wednesday evening, May flth,
at 8 p. in. at tho resldonco of thobrido's
paronts, Mr. and Mrs. I). Jones in
Guide Rock, occurred tho marriage of
their daughter Myrtle to Mr. Gojrgo
Morhart of this city, Row. Dean of this
city pronouncing tho words that bound
the two young hearts together for life.
Tho corcmony was performed in tho
presoneo of about thirty invited gliosis.
After the ceremony all partook of n
bouutiftil wedding feast which bad
been prepared for the occasion. Tho
contracting parties aro well and favor
ably known to the people of thin coun
ty and city, ootti Having liven iiero lor
a number of years. Tho groom is ono
of our enterprising young business
men. having recontiv embarked in tho
hardware business in this city. The
Chief takes pleasure along with their
many friouds in wishing them a long
and happy life.
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Are You Interested in
Clothing Bargains?
GREAT SPECIAL SALE OF
Men's worsted Ms
Bought at a sacrifice of Sol Guthmnr. & Co. of
Chicago, who failed last week.
35 Men's Black Clay Worsted suits, square and
round cut, sizes 35 to 44 at
$7,5Q -fr
25 Men's mottled Washington Mills, i8-oz, all wool
Clay Worsted suits, finest of linings, sewed
throughout with silk thread, sizes 36
to 44, regular price $1 1,00, at
$8-SO -fr
Men's dark blue Pin Check Worsted suits, fine
linings, sewed with silk, fit like a tailor
made garment, at
$12.00
Every dealer gets $15.00 for this suit,
at theprice.
A bargain
Men's wide wale Worsted Suits sizes 34 to 42,
sewed with silk, regular $12.00 values, price,
$10.00.
We are now offering hundreds of tempting bar
gains in Men's Boy's and Chidren's clothing,
Bought at a special low price for our May
and lime clothing buyers.
Are - You Interested.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO BE.
Gouiden-Kaley Clothing Go.
Borth, K.
Doyle, Kd
Jacobs. Marion
Noii'lrickson. Carl
These totters will besont to tho dnnd
letter ofllco Juno 20th, if not called for
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Now that thero is a good prospoct
ior crops anu an uaiuro soems bent on
tho making of plenty, it seems to us
would bo a vtry opportune time for
those in arrears to come in and pay
their subscription. As wo havo said
before it is not tbo largo amount of
each individual who is in arrears, but
taken as a whole it amounts to a largo
sum. Tako for instanco the fact that
ot nve hundred delinquents, fifty owe
from two to three years, two hundred
owe two years and the balance or two
hundred and fifty owe ono year. This
collectively makes a largo sum. Somo
people seem to think that thoy should
recelvo a papor right along without
paying n cont, but they don't stop to
think that tho publisher has to bo eter
nally putting up tho cash. Wl.on you
toad this article stop and think if you
aro ono of tho many and then do tho
right thing. We'll not become a bloat
ed bond-holder but in turn wo will pay
what wo owe.
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by using one of Cotting's
Hammock?. All prices
from $1.00 to $4.00. If
that don't cool you off try
one of our cold ice cream
sodas.
C. L. COTTINQ,
The Druggist
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Cook Stoves are
Beauties and they
are as good as they
are good looking.
Noihing better or
heavier and theyjare
fuel savers from the
start. Tou make no
mistake in getting
one of them.
We cajry a full and
complete line and
complete line and can
stand by them to the
last.
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