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The Old Tallow Candle.
The Old "Specks."
Tlio nlil tnlluvv candle nnd thu
old method of selecting glas'es
go together.
Both primitive both best of
thu times in which they flourish-
J edlnth are "back numbers"
Tim man who takes his
"specks" front olT a ease imil
puts them upon li is fucu without
knowing they are right, should
step to the other end of the
counter and buy a tallow candle
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If theso are too modern, there
still remnins for him thu Hint
and pine knot.
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GENERAL CITY NEWS.
I'd Hnhanan of Lincoln wa lute
Saturday.
James Dyer of Atchison, Kuiimis, is
ltcru thix week.
They all go to l'otet 'son's when they
want :v good buggy.
Come in and seo our sample portrait
aHd you will want one.
Walter Hoby sells tlio Singer sewing
nmahinu. Piiees tignt. Get tlio best.
Pay your subscription and gel a cal
culating pencil. They are a little won
der. i Bert Felt and a number of other
folks from Superior were here Mon
day. Mrs. A. A Hurdick returned the lirst
of the week from a several week's visit
in the east.
Wm. Kimsoy, wife and daughter of
1'ooria, Illinois, are visiting with J 11.
Smith and family'
A lino baby boy of usual Nebraska
weight arrived at the home of Hcrt
Hatfield last Sunday.
Mrs. Lulu Pease who has been vicit
ing friends hero returned to her home
at Hastings Monday.
From the way that the buggies are
goiug out front PoterMin's ho must
bavo something attractive.
Mrs. Walter Sherwood, Mrs. f)r K.
A. Creighton and Miss Margaret Miner
left Thursday for Lincoln
Thoro was one hnndn'd and twnn'v
six tickets sold at thN place ft r the
special train to the Ktievidt meotine
at Hasting!..
Think of a man having to delay build
ing operation" on account of a scarcity
of brick m i-onn A"d "till that is the
Situ It ion in K ! t'lmid lnda
We hop" tli.it tin owii-'w i f tlio tun
bricks wi I fnli.-v no ilm imp-i vemui t
by having linoil un niiii.il Iicick walks
placed in front f iln-ir buildings.
In the lonu run ilu-v will h- the cheap
est. Absolutely
Pure
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No inferior or impure ingredients are
used'in Royal for the purpose of cheapen
ing its cost; only the most highly refined
and healthful.
Royal Baking Powder imparts that
peculiar sweetness, flavor and. delicacy
noticed in the finest cake, biscuit, rolls,
etc., which expert pastry cooks declare is
unobtainable by the use of any other
leavening agent.
Alum li ustd In nmklrx: cheap laVInc powders. H
)ou want to kxow the effect of alum upon die
tender linings of the stomach, touch a piece to
your tongue. You can raise blscurt with alim
baking powder, but at what a cost to health!
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Tiik Liiikk$1 per year.
Al Hold rege of Rlvcrlon was hero tho
list of thu week.
K. K, Ladd retttrued Sunday ovor.
tig from Chicago.
L 1) Wells and Will Boats left last
Mfiulny for Montana.
J. U DcBruner f Hiverton was hero
the last of the week.
G. M. Caster of Hlverton was here
the lirst of the week.
C.J. Popo was looking aftei busi
ness matters at Hebron this week.
K U. Overman attended tho Kooso
volt meeting at Lincoln Tuesday.
For a good smoke get the Hiloy cigar
at M. M. Stern's and the Holland House.
I have a few lirst class sewing ma
chines to trade for stock. F. V. Tay
t.ou. Miss Bessie Kalcy of Ohio is here vis
iting with her brother O. W. Kalcy and
family.
John Dlckcrson and wifo are visiting
in Lincoln this week and taking in the
street fair.
Miss Mnblo Saunders returned Wed
nesday from a several week's visit at
Albert Lea, Minnesota.
Oliver Hedge left Monday morning
for u trip to Cripple Creek, Colorado,
to visit witli his brother Porter.
Mr. L. M. Katz, repi clouting N. A: .J.
Friedman Cloak Co. will givu us a
iDCcial cloak sale October 17 Mini:k
Bros.
The new residence pioporty of ) .1.
Myers on the cornur of Fifth Aveuuu
and Suward street is rapidly Hearing
completion.
Tho "Ashlar.d," "Secretary, "Direc
tor," "Suthorn," and "The Booth."
Proper things in shirts. Tiik Cowbkn
Kai.ky Clotiiino Co.
Winifred Hatch of St. Joseph, ar
rived in the city tho lirst of tho week
and accepted the position of trimmer
in the Up to-Datc Millinery Store.
I hare just unloaded a car of tho
finest buggies and surreys that havo
ever been brought to the town. Como
in aud see them. Jas. Pktf.kson.
Are you going to buy a sowing ma
chine? If so I have the best machino
for tho money over offered. Do not
fail to seo it before- buying. F. V.
Tayloii.
The now engine and boiler for the
mill havo arrived and will bo placed
in position as soon us n mason enn bo
secured to do tho work of building tho
engine room and the foundation. It
will not be long now until the now
mill is in operation.
Wamtbim Man to manage branch
office for wholesale- house; salary 9125 00
per mouth, otlico cxponscs and com
mission. Must furnish satisfactory
Met-cucf s and $300.00 cash. Address,
Wholesale, No. 504 Nelson Hldg., Kan
sas City, Mo.
Among iho many improvements no
ticed about town is the preparation
for the building of a brick sidowalk
j th etititi- lrs.'tU of tho block in front
i of tint tv-iili'iiccs of J. L. Minor, Dr.
' K. A Ciflghton and 1). ,1. Judson.
The .viilk will bo livu foot in width
and of a good hard Hastings biick fur
nished through Ludlow Bros This
will be a Bond starter for brick walks
in the citi
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Last week I told you
that goods well bought
were half sold. This is
a truo saying from the
way the people buy
when they see what I
hav for the money. 1
will sell you a better job
than you can buy at
Chicago or any other
placu for the money.
Compare my goods aud
prices with others ami
see for 3'ourself .
WEEK'S HAPPENINGS
For farm loans call on C. W. Kalcy.
A. J. Hayes of (initio Hock was here
Wednesday.
Attorney Hlack of Bloouiington wns
here Thursday.
All kinds of wile fencing at Wright's
hat d ware store.
Tho Ciiikk and Clucago Inter Ocean
no year fur Sl.ilfi.
' See our portrait offer and then caiuci
in and see the sample portrait.
(Jet the Hi ley cigar at tho Holland
Houso and Stern's. It's a good one.
For a good smootuo hair cut or shavo
go to J. .). Haker's on Webster street.
Mrs. Ernest Welscb left Monday
for Kansas City to take in tho Priost of
Pallas festivities.
Mrs. 11. M. Grico returned Sunday
morning from a visit with friends and
relatives in Illinois.
Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. Ghris Jensen,
on Saturday, September 29th, a girl of
usual Nebraska weight.
L. 11. Hust and wifo arrived homo
Sunday night from a visit of several
weeks in Ohio and Michigan.
. Mr. L. M. Katz, representing N. & JJ
Friedman Cloak Co. will give us a
special Cloak Sale Octobor 1?. Miner
Hitos.
Miss Gertie Fuller arrived homo tho
first of tho week from a visit in Illi
nois aud left Monday for her home at
Campbell.
J. M. Cryder and Mrs. lleasty of
Wellington, Kansas, are hero this week
visiting with tho families of F. W. ami
D. W. Turnuro.
Tho Guldo Hock and Bladen baso
ball teams played hero Wednesday at
tho fair ground, Guide Hock winning
out by a score of 11 to 4.
The naw frame dwelling house of D
J. Myers is being rapidly pushed to
completion and will be ono of tho most
commodious buildings in tho city.
"Lion Hrand" shirts had tho largest
summer salo of any shirt hi America.
The fall lino surpasses anything over
attempted in shirt manufacture. Sold
by Tho Cowden Kaloy Clothing Co.
W. S. Morlan of McCook was in the
city Tuesday. Ho reports the republi
can demonstration at McCook last
Monday in honor of Gov. Hoosevelt tho
largest political demonstration ever
held at thatplaco.
BgGcorgo Clauson who has Intely sev
ered his connection as bridge foreman
for tho 11 & M. has ontored into a con
tract with tho county commissioners
to build and repair tho bridges of the
ounty. Mr. Clauson is a man f ex
perience in this lino having boon at
tho business sinco 1871. 1 ho commis
sioners have made no mistake in secur
ing his services'.
List of letters remaining uncalled for
at the postoflicu at Kcd Cloud, Neb
raska, fw tho week ending Oct. 1th,
1800
At matron?, Clyde 2 Norrls, Mary
Davis, II. T. F. Heed, Frank
Goodfollow, W.J 2 Heed, Geo.
Harris, A. M. Sachler, Mrs. L.
Nash, Thomas Slnoker, Geo.
These lottcrs will bo s'ont to the doad
lotter office October 18th if not call
ed for before When calling for above
please say "advertised," T. C. Hack
hu, Postmaster.
On last Friday evening G. H. Chaney
sustained a paralytic stroko of the loft
sldo of tho body. About nino o'clock
in,company with his little girl he was
out hunting for his cow which had
gotten loost and when oppnsito tho
gato at tho homo of Geo. J. Wnrron ho
suffered a strnkc of paralysis and fell
ngainst the gato pushing It open. The
cries of thu little girl brought assist
ance and he was taken into the house
and medical aid summoned. He was
later removed to his , home and is got'
ting along as woll as could be expected.
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LOCALLY
Now U the time to subscribe.
Mr. A A Pope is homo again after
a visit nt Omaha.
a Mrs. Madiion Finch left Tuesday on
a trip to Denver. ,
O 11 Clone was in McCook and
Henkelinnii this week.
W H. Hoby made a trip to McCook
and Haigler this week.
Mis. Dave Kalcy left the first of the
week for a visit at Kansas City.
Will Clapp of Bloouiington wis here
the lirst of tlio week visiting with his
brother Low.
Mrs. (5. W Knight returiiid Friday
evening from a sevetal weeks visit at
Hacine, Wisconsin
Douglas Outlier of Chevonne, Wyom
ing, was heie this week visiting with
friends and relatives.
The "Lion Brand" hluits are the best
in tlio world. For sale by Tho Cowden
Kaloy Clothing Co.
11. E. Grico and wife are visiting In
Kansas City this week and taking in
the Priest of Pallas festivities.
Miss Ida Kinsel, who is teaching
school near Inavale, visited with her
pal cuts in this city last Sunday.
Mr. L. M. Katz, representing N V J.
rricdinnn Cloak Co. will give us a
special cloak sale October IT MlNClt
Hitos.
Miss Kitiity, who ha been workiug
in the millinery store of C. 1). Morse,
left for her home in Hcloit, Kansas, last
Monday evening.
Mr and Mis. Leyle of Marysville,
MiiHoiiri, and George Crydor of Savan
nah, MNxouri, are here tins week vis
iting wilh the Tint lire brothers.
At the regular meeting of tlio city
council last Wdnssday evening I lie
grade of the street ear lino from Jack
son's bill to the 11. M. eating homo
was ordered lowered to the street level.
Tomorrow will in all probability be
a big day in this city. Hon. C. A.
Towne and several other populist and
denioernt. speakers will address tho
people on tho issues of the day. It is
expected that there will bo a largo
crowd in town.
School report of Dist. 33, for tho
month of Soptembpr. Number on roll
10. Average attendance 18. No. tai
dies 29. Pupils iiuitkornusontortnrdy,
Anna, Sarah and Martha Hauson, Liz
zie Coplen, Elmer Bent and Andrew
Hansen. Lillian Hamkv, Teacher.
Attkntkin Faumkus. I will com
metico to sell fruit and ornamental
trees October 1st for Brown Brothers
Continental Nurseries of Hocliester,
Now York, anil all trees sold by liio
within tho last year, if dead, will bo
replaced frco. Bear this in mind, M.
C. Shehman.
Koport of district No 30, Garfield
Township for tho month ending Sept.
28th. Tho following pupils woro
noither absent or tardy, Graco Amuck,
Cecllio Amaek, Elnm Ailes, Myrtlo
Smith, Albert Daughorty, Elnora
Aniack, Minnio Amack, Amelia Tay
lor, Henry Amack, May Taylor. Jkssk
W. Aii.ks, Teacher.
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Weather changeable; warm aid
windy; some little rain.
Mr. Vandy of North Branch has pur
chased the south quarter of the Dlck
erson ranch on State crook and will
build a now house and make route
other improvements this fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Throckmorton, Mr.
and Mrs Jackson and Allan Carpenter
went on the excursion to Hastings
to hear Hoosevelt speak. Heport a
good time.
Mr. and Mrs. John Solution wcie tho
guests of Allen Carpenter Sunday.
Some of tho young folks wont to
Lebanon, Kansas, to tho aunlversary
this weoK.
Grandpa Ferguson of Highland, Kan
sas, was doinp business in Lino this
week.
Wesley Throckmorton made a busi
ness trip to Amboy this week.
ftlr. and Mrs. Frank TatDyko wero
the guests of John Beauchuiup Wed
nesday. Mrs. Charles Collins mother from
Iowa was out on a sWorl visit this wool ,
James Campbell of North Branch
preached at the Pope school house last
Suuday.
Mrs. Case was vmiting tho schools fa
Lino last week.
Mr. Steele started overland for the
Ozark mountains in Arkansas and got
us far as Ueloit, Kansas. At this point
one of his horses got loose and goiug
to a wagon loaded with wheat oat so
much that it could not travel, so ho
came back to Nebraska.
Charles Aubushon is on the sick list
this week.
Charles Anderson is working for W.
J. Haskins this mouth.
Tho union Sunday school at Penny
Creek Dist. No. 8, will meet the firs:
Sunday in October at' 10 a.m. A cor
dial invitation is given to all to como
and bring your bibles and singing
books.
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