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p Tho 111:111 who takes his
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still remains for him the Hint
JJ and pine knot.
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GENERAL CITY NEWS.
board at tho Star Bakery $3 00 pet
week. U. C. Maker of Guide Rock spent
Sunday hete.
Do you wnnt a naw 000k .stove? If
so seo Wiight.
Mis McGinnis loft Wednesday for a
visit in Missouri.
They all go to Peterson's when they
want a good buggy.
Co nio in and see our sample portrait
and you will want one.
Jacob Nustein nindo a businoss trip
to Kansas City this week.
Walter Koby sells the Singer sowing
machine. Trices right. Get tho best.
Pay your subscription and got a cal
culating pencil. Thoy are a little won.
dor.
Walter llngar, formerly .with tho
Nebraska Mercantile Co. hero was in
the city this weok.
From the way that the buggies aro
going out from Peterson's ho must
have something attractive.
Frank Waters of the B &M. depot
foico hai been transferted to Eckley,
Colorado, to act as operator.
Mrs. W. B Koby and daughter Helen
left this week for a visit with relatives
and friends at East Dubuque, Illinois.
Mrs. Dennis Finn who has been vis
iting friends and relatives hero loft for
lior komo nt Barr, Colorado, Tuesday
evening.
Mr Hon Ludlow left Mondav for a
vwit with hor sifter at Omaha and to
take in tho Ak Sar-Ben festivities oc
curring there this week.
Tho fraiiifl work of VT N Richmd
son's new dwelling was put up this
wook on tho site of his "hi ic-iilenoe.
The new house will be unite a baud
some and vety ciiiiiuioilions one when
oouiuleteil
ROYAL
The Absolutely Pure
Baling Powder
is the baking powder of general
use, its sale exceeding that of all
other baking powders combined.
Royal Baking Powder has not
its counterpart at home or abroad.
Its qualities, which make the bread
more healthful and the cake of finer
appearance and flavor, are peculiar
to itself and are not constituent
in other leavening agents.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO,
Thk Ciiikf $1 per year.
All kinds of gulden tools at Wright's.
Will Roats was in Kansas City this
week.
Soo Wiight beforo you buy n gas or
gasoline stove.
UMiehoGriswold loft Wednesday night
for Wallace, Idaho.
L II Fottaud wife were visiting in
Omaha this week.
Miss Helen Wright left Wednesday
on a yisit to Omaha.
A liuo lino of cakes and cakes made
to older at tho Star Uakery.
Mrs. A. A. Popo is vl&itiug with her
son Alvin in Omaha this week.
Mis, U.K. Hesse relumed Tuosdny
morning from a trip to Denver.
For a good smokn get the Uiley cigar
at M M. Stem's and tho Holland House.
I have a few first class sewing ma
chines to trado for stock. F. V. Tay
1.0 it
Ed. Fcarn and family have gono on
an overland visit to Ellswoith county,
Kansas'.
A. Cook and wifo left Wednesday eve
ning for a month's visit with his. dnugli
teis at Primrose, Iowa.
Isaac Mjois of Inavale leturned Sal
uulay from a month's visit in dilleront
portions of Onio.
Mrs. J. W. Wati'en loturned Tues
day f 10111 a couple of weeks visit with
her son Walter at Supeiior.
F. C. Williams is building an addi
tion to his house in the ninth pai t of
town in the shapa of a kitchen.
Isyouinamo wiitten there? Wheie?
On our subscription books for the last
vear in the lUth century. It shuwlil be.
Miss Nona Teoters left Wednesday
morning for Faiimont having received
iutolligenco that her mother was seri
ously ill.
Tho W. C. T. U. mass mooting will
bo held at the M. E. church Sunday
evening, Soptember 30th. Uev. Dean
will deliver tho address.
I have just unloaded a car of tho
finest buggies and surreys that bavo
over been brought to the town. Come
in and seo thorn. Jas. Pktehson
Are you going to buy a sewing ma
chine? If so I have tho best machine
for tho money ever offered. Do not
fail to soo it before buying. F. V.
TAYI.OII.
Tho local pension examining board
was reorganized this morning. Dr. W.
Foster was elected presidont; Dr. H. N.
Dradshaw, treasurer, and Dr. Fred Mc
Kceby, secretary. Superior Journal.
Mrs. L. D. Ontman loft Wednesday
ovoning for Wallaco, Idaho. Mr. and
Mrs. Oatnian will ongago in tho hotel
business nt that place, the former be
ing already there and having pur
chased a hostelry. We hope for them
the best of success in their now home.
Roosevelt nt Hastings October 1st.
Gov. Roosovelt will speak at Hastings
at 4:10 p n. October 1st. Sothatevery
hodv may have a chance to hear him,
the Burlington Routo offers a rnte of
$12.) Red Cloud to Hastings and re
turn. Take tt.iui leaving Red Cloud
at 2 p in. October 1st.
Great efforts are made to sell alum bnklup
powders unilei the plea ttwt they are so many
cents n pound cheaper than Kojal. Tlieadmls
sion that they are cheaper made is an admls
tlon that they arc inferior. Hut alum pow
ders contain a corrosive o!snn and should
not be usul In food, no manor how cheap.
tOO WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK. '
FTtM) I'hTKItMiN Hill 111 (llllKP
Last week I told you
that goods well bought
were half sold. This is
a true sajiug from the
way the people buy
when they see what I
bav for the money. I
will sell you a better job
than you can buy at
Chicago or any otlior
placo for the money.
Compare my goods and
pi ices witli otheis and
seo for yourself.
Juisj. Peterson
WEEK'S HAPPENINGS
For fai 111 loans call on C. W Kaley.
All kinds of wire fencing at Wright's
hardwate .stole
The Ciur.K and Chicago Inter Ocean
no year fm $1.25
1). J. .Itidsou was visiting fi lends in
Riverton this week
Mis. C,) Pope was visiting 111 Riv
el ton the liiMnf the week.
Wiight lias every article of ware that
is needed mound the kitchen.
Seo our portrait offer and thon como
in and see tho sample portrait.
John Polnicky and wifo returned
Tuesday morning from Denver.
Get the Riley cigar at the Holland
Houso and Stern's. It's a good one.
For a good smootho hair cut or shavo
go to J. J. Baker's on Webster street.
Mrs. Lulu Poaso of Hastings was vis
iting old friends in tho city this weok.
Mrs. Perry Rcardsloy loft Wednes
day morning on a visit to Thayer,
Iowa.
For finest homo-made candies. Some
thing good and toothsome go to tho
Star Bakery.
Mrs. C. D. Dickcrson left Wednesday
for a visit with relatives and friends at
Bcdfoid, Iowa.
Geo. B. Lea returned Wednesdny
evening from a several months visit in
tho eastern states.
Hon. C, A. Towno of Minnesota is
billed to speak for tho populists here
on Saturday October Oth.
R. B. Kummor left Tuesday for tho
oast to purchase tho engine to bo used
for power at tho now flour mill.
Mrs. A C. Potter who has been vis
iting relatives hero for the past two
weeks, returned to her homo in Load,
South Dakota, Tuesday.
C. L. Cottiug and Mrs. H. A. How.
ard wcroin Rirertou attending a meet
ing of tho Republican Valley Associa
tion of Congregational churches.
Put your stomach, liver and blood in
good condition and you can defy dis
ease. Prickly Ash Bitters is a success
ful stomach regulator. Sold by C. L.
Cotting.
A vony pleasant party was given to
a number of tho little friends of Maud
Parker at tho residence of T. C. Hacker
on last Saturday. An onjoyablo time
was had by tho little folks.
Agamoof ball between tho Bladen
nnd Guide Rock clubs will bo played
on tho Rod Cloud ball grounds next
Wednesday nfternoon. Both clubs are
good ones and it will no doubt be a
gamo worth seeing.
J. I. Kolloy and family left this week
for Lincoln where thoy will rosido in
the future. They made many friends
during their sovoral years residenco
hero who will rogret their departure
and who hopo they will bo successful
in their now homo.
L A. Haskins loft tho first of tho
week for his old homo at Elroy, Wis
eoniin. Ho will also visit at Omaha
and several other places. Whon ho
left he woro a largo Bryan button to
lot the people know that there are still
pops in Nebraska.
Hereford breeding stock for salo.
One half blood cow five years old.
Two half blood yearlings, nearly two,
one has calf by hor sido. Tho cow and
one yearling aro bred to full blood Red
Polled bull and will bo frosh in Febru
ary. Also ono calf six wcoks old. E.
L. Fawobtt, Cowles, Nobr.
Half rates to St. Louis, Soo the St.
Louis fair Ono fare for tho round
trip via the Burlington Routo only
314 45 Red Cloud to St. Lou in mid re
turn. Tickets on silo September 80 to
October 5, inclusive Return limit Oc
tober 8. For tickets or further infor
mation, call on nearest agent of tho
Burlington Route, or write to J. Fran-
I cis, General Passenger Agent, Omaha.
Now is the time to subset ibo.
Mrs. llarwood at rived in tho city
Monday ft 0111 Republican.
The btick work on the McFmiaiid
building was commenced last Monday
Mrs. C L Winfrey left Wednesday
night for a aeveral weeks visit iti the
east.
Mrs. Gillllth who has boon visiting
with her sou hero has toturncd to hor
homo in the east.
Work on the collar of tho Halo build
Ing Is about completed, ami the btick
masons will soon commence laying the
walls.
L, Baiiiu of Galena, Kansas, former
ly of this city sont us n dollar on sub
tlon this week through his old friend
J, Nustein.
Chailes Longhoff and wife who havo
born visiting Christ Zeiss and family
and other ft lends havo relumed to
their home at Kansas City.
For driving out dull billions feeling
strengthening thu appetite and in
creasing tlie capacity of the body for
work, Piickly Ash Bitters is a golden
icmcdy Sold by C. L. Cotting.
Tho new tcsldenco of ')r Creighton
on Sowaid Htieet is rapidly Homing
completion. It will be a very unique
tasty icsidenco piopeity when it is
completed.
Tho W It. C will hold memoiial set
vices for the late Mrs Ladd, at the
Masonic hall S.itiiiduy, October Cth, at
1 p. 111 Conn ndes and members of the
family, ami ft tends of thu deceased ate
coidiallj invited NM' Tiiim.h,
Corps Pic.siitctil.
Attkntkin Kaumkus. I will com
mence to sell ft nil mid ornamental
trees October 1st for Brown Biotheis
Continental Numerics of Rochester,
New Vol k, mid all tiees (old by me
within the last year, if dead, will be
replaced ftco. Bear this in mind. M.
C. SltKHMAN.
List of letters remaining uncalled for
at tho postofllco at Red Cloud, Neb
raska, for the weok ending Sept. 27th,
1900.
Brasslicld, B R. Conley, Annie
Morris, Ray Hooker. Kfllo
Nelson, O. J. Proist, Annie
Woist, Willie 2
These letters will bo sent to the (toad
letter olllee October 11th if not call
cd for beforo. When calling for above
please say "advertised." T. C. Hack
kh, Postmaster.
Tho Odd Follows picnic at Lester
hut Tuesday was one of tho most pleas
ant and sociable affairs of that charac
ter that has ever been held within tho
boideis of Webster county. Among
the crowd could bo found a number of
members from ovory lodgo in tho coun
ty and tho Rod Cloud lodgo was out in
force. After tho usual formalities of
greeting and handshaking tho crowd
proceeded to ono of the bost parts of a
day's picknicking in tho woods, i. e. to
see what the numerous baikots con
tained, and tho way that tho contonts
wore devoured would convlnco any
ono who witnessed tho operation that
it was a good thing to bo an Odd Fel
low. After the inner man had boon
satislied and shoit rest taken, tho pro
gram of tho afternoon was given. Tho
mnin feature of tho program was a
speech by Past Grand Master Wier of
Lincoln. His address was a good one
and well nnd masterly did ho toll of
bonclits of Odd Fellowship and the olo
vating effects of such an older upon
all mankind. Aftor tho program was
comploted tho balance of the day was
spent in having n general good time,
and, as tho women call it, visiting.
Boating, swinging, pitching horse
shoes, etc , furnished plenty of amuse
ment. A county 01 gun i .at ion was per
fected and in tho future the older will
hold a picnic every year
GUIDE ROCK.
Ray Redden is here from Omaha.
Otto R. Parsons has sold his farm
south of tho river to J. B. Elder of
Jewell county, Kansas.
Rev. Wolff, tho now Methodist minis
ter arrived last Saturday and has
moved into tho parsonage.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Horn started
Tuesday for a two month's visit in
Iowa and Illinois.
K U. Overman of Red Cloud, O. K
Hicks of Blndon, and F. P. Olmstead
of Hastings nre expected to speak here
in the 11 our future.
The mothor and a brothor of the
Shoubourg boys arrived from Missouri
last week aud expect to ruako their
home here.
G Ohrastcdo is building a large barn
0x100 feot.
P. L, Fairfield has traded for the
Shuck stock barn.
A merry go round is hero and locat
ed north of Lovitt's ofllco.
C. K. Hicks of Bladen, candidate for
representative, 10-.li district, was in
town Tuesday and Wednesday.
Quito a number from hero attended
the picnic at Amboy Tuesday.
The Guide Rook hoys played ball
over in Gailleld Wtdnesdiiy. Score 22
to 11 in favor of Guide Rock.
The McKiuloy. Roosevelt club has
115 members enrolled.
Henry Morauville started to Iowa
the first of the week.
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VP. Nothing over on sale here
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OVERCOATS.
We bought 500 overcoats at sacri
fice prices and are making a big ad
vance sale on them at money saving
prices.
Childrens Suits $3 and up.
Wc are the largest dculcrs in Men's
and Boys' Shoes in Red Cloud; also
sell Arctics, Rubbers, Mackintoshes
and Duck Coats.
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