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THE CLOCK.
A reliable cloekis ii necessity in ev
ery well regulated household Our
-clockstconibiui beauty of design with
accuracy in time keeping. Vo guar
anteo every clock wo sell and know
how to niako it go r;slit if it goes
wrong.
THE RING.
Our linger ring nil have the ring of
goodness. They stand the closest in
spection under the strongest light of
day, Your critical inspection invited.
THE WATCH.
There are two kinds of people we
want to watch. They who have- watch
cs wo want to repair them. They
who have bono we want to sell them
watches.
Newhouse Bros.,
.1KWKLKIH A OPTICIANS.
WEEK'S HAPPENINGS
Tiik Chikk SI per year.
For farm loans call on C. W. Kuley.
Janiei Morrison of Superior wag here
tlvis week.
Cowdon-Kaley C. for hats, enps,
gloves and mittens.
Xao Chikv and Chicago Intor Oceau
nayoar for $1.25.
Diright Jones f Guido Rouk was on
-our streets Tuesday.
Seo our portrait olTor and then come
In and seo the samplo portrait.
Henry Cook returnod Wednesday
from a business trip to Lincoln.
For a good suioothe hair cut or shave
4o to J. J. linker's on Webster street.
A brother of o.ir fellow townsman
1). B. Spanogle is visiting in the city
this week.
Mrs. Buntloy of Lincoln, a former
resident of this placo is visiting friends
here this week.
Pete and James Mcintosh returned
'home Wednesday morning from a sev
eral day's trip at Denver.
Jack l'egg who has been working
for tho H. & M. at Alliance arrived
bouio Wednesday and will stay hen
tiintil after claction.
Mrs. Thomas Hicksou, formerly of
this city, now residing in old Mexico,
is hero visiting with her sister Mrs
Harry Stroup and other relatives.
Wo carry tho largost line f mens'
und boy's duck coats, water proof and
wind proof, lloy'i 8oc to $1.,")0, mens'
r$l 00 to $2,75. Tiik Cowokh-Kalkt
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Sins. C. Haresnapo of Smith county,
".Kansas, Rev. Harcsnape and family of
Utocktoa, Kansas, and R. K. Haresnape
of Colorado were tho guests of Mr. am1
Mrs. H. C Weber last waek.
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N other aid so great to the housewife,
ho ther agNt so useful and certain in
making del'iciwus, pure and wholesome
foods, has ever been devised.
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Cow-den Kal' y Co., for nhoes for men
and bo s
John Havel is homo agniu after a
t trip to Denver.
All kimU of wire fencing at Wright's
hat d wart store.
Mrs. N. M. Doudtm of Guide Kock
was hero Saturday.
L Kenyon and wife of Iuaralc were
in the city Saturday.
Ed Hilton and Chatles Wilt of Hlue
Hill were in tho city yesterday.
Cowden-Kaley Co., for mens' nobby
neckwear, collars, cutf i and shirts.
Mrs. Hannah (Jarber of Guide Kock
is visiting with Geo. Garbor this week.
I have a few first class sewing ma
chines to trade for stock. F. V. Tay
i.ou. F. E. McKeeby of Superior was in
the city Saturday taking in tho big
ra.ly.
L. C. IVisicci- of Hluo Hill was in tho
city this week ndjusting his political
fences.
Mrs. C. I). llobinson loft Thursday
for a visit with relatives and friends in
It tie Hill.
Norman Morrison left Sunday for
Omaha where he will takoa course in a
dental college.
Mr. nnd Mrs Jack Hayes were up
dom Guidu Kock last Saturday taking
in tho celebration.
Mrs. Hall of Stoux City, Iowa, and
Mrs. Dunning of Klkport, Iowa, sisters
of Mrs. Gov. Garber, are visiting in tho
city.
Mrs. C. E. Hicki of Bladen, wife of
our next caunty representative was
visiting with Mrs. Jns. Bunion and
family last Saturdny.
I Ikuvo just unloaded a car of the
ilncst buggies and surreys that have
over beon brought to the town. Cotue
in and soo them. Jas. 1'ktkkson.
Are you going to buy a sewing ma
chine? If so I have tho best machine
for tho money over offered. Do not
fail to soo it beforo buying. F. V.
Taylok.
Wantkd: Man to manage branch
ofllca for wholesale house;. salary $125 00
per month, idlice expenses nnd com
mission. Must furnish satisfactory
reference and $300.00 cash. Address,
Wholesale, No TM Nelson Bldg., Kan
sas City, Mo.
Married, at tho homo of the bride's
sister, Mrs. II. C. Webber, nt high
noon on Wednesday, October 17, Geo.
C. Hing to MissTeua llaresnnpe, Kcv.
Harcsnape olliciating. Only a few of
tho immediato friouds of tho contract
Sag parties wcro present.
Mary Ellen Lease tho noted speaker
has been secured by tho republican
county central committee to speak on
tho issues of tho day fiom a republioau
standpoint, at tho opera kotise in this
f city on next Monday evening, Oct 31st.
I'his is nor tirst appcaranco in this city
and there is perhaps no porson on the
public stage in later years who has a
tetter reputation as a public speaker
than this lady orono who has had maro
;ood and bad things .said of her. If
you want to hear a good speech come
in and hear Mary Ellou.
Tlieru arc unitation baking powders, sold cheap, by
niauy grocers. Tliey are made from alum, a poison
ous drug, which renders the food injurious to health.
1W WlkUAM ITh rW.YrC.
pTTTii I'KIKIC-iis Knit III nulhF
Last week I told you
that goods woll bought
wore halt sold. This is
n true saying from the
way the people tmy
when they seo what I
hav for the money. I
will sell you a better job
than you can buy at
Chicago or any other
placo for tho money.
Compare my goods and
prices with others and
seo for youi self.
JTa.ss. Peterson
GENERAL CITY NEWS.
Dan Enos and wife Suudaycd in tho
city.
dialler Buschee of Guide Rouk was
horo Satin day.
Beit Ovcrlees of Itiverton was in tho
city Inst Friday.
Thoy all go to Peterson's when they
want a good buggy.
Come in and seo our samplo portrait
and you will want one.
J. 11. Butler of Bloomington was in
the city ou business Friday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Goo. Topkam
on Saturday, October 20, a boy.
Mrs. Sutton of McCook was visiting
L. P. Albright and family Saturday.
Walter Roby soils tho Singor sowing
machine. Prices right. Got tho best.
Pay your subscription nnd got a cal
culating pencil. They are a little won
der. W S. Arbulhat of Lebncu took in
the republican rally at this placo last
Satuiday.
From tho way that tho buggies aro
going owt from Peterson's he must
have something attractive.
Thus. Brakolield and wife departed
Tuesday for Spokane, Washington,
where thoy will make thoir futurt
home.
Tho young boyH of this city have or
ganiztd a drum corps and soan martial
music will bo floating on tho evening
breezes.
Don't delay until thoy are all gone
but come and get it buggy or spring
wagon at Peterson's and savo from flvo
to tan dollars.
Tho "Ashland," "Secretary", "Direc
tor," "Sothern," and "Tho Booth."
Proper taiags in ahirts. Thk Cowdkn
Kalet Clotuino Co.
E. L. Ely of Omaha, formerly pastor
of tha Congregational church of this
placo ii hare this week fleeting old
friends and looking after business
Matters.
Rockers and iron beds nt greatly re
duced pr'.cas for the noxt thirty days
to maka room for holiday gaoas nt
Wolfo'a fnrniture store. Wo mean
business. Come nnd see,
A Now England young man, height
Oft 7in., weight 140 pounds, blondo
hair, hluo eyes, does not drink or use
tabacco, intends to buy a f.irm in Neb
raska and wishes to correspond with a
Nebraska lady ns a hclp-mato is need-
ad. Strictest conlidonco. S. H. .Tiu-
mkuson, Port Chester, Now York.
Homcsoekors excursions to Arizona,
Arkansas, Indian Territory, Lousiann,
New Mexico, Oklahoma Territory, and
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LCAIIS. 1IWCO Ul BUIO 11UV. 0 VO U,
December 4th and 18th. One fare plus
$2 for tho round trip, limited twenty
ane days from dato of sale, continuous
passago in both directions. A. Con
oveu, Agent.
Ouo f tho prettiest features seon on
our streets during tho parado Saturday
was the horso ahd buggy drivon by the
Misses Lotta Boats and Ntttie Fort.
Tuo buggy was tastefully decorated
with red, whito and blue bunting with
tho pictures of McKlnley and Raoso-
volt on either side of the top. Tho
yo.tng ladies woro a plentiful supply of
yullow ribbon, siiowinir their tiolitits
nil right.
Tho republicans of Guido Rock nro
making nrrangomants to have a !g
tima at that place next Monday. By
tho bills wo seo that two oxon will bo
roasted on the grounds and will ho dis
ponsod free of charge at noon. CofTco
nnd bread will also bo served free. The
McCook band aad York Quartet which
furnished such excellent music iu this
city last Saturday, will also be tlioro.
Mary Ellon Lease will bo the principal
speaker, although sovoral others will
bo proseut. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to everybody to come and bring
a knifo and fork and help themsolres.
Now is tho time to subscribe.
E. C. Moore of Bladen was in the
cay Saturdny.
J Warren Keifer Jr. of Bostwick
tvas in the city Saturday.
Miss Grace Hicks of Bladen was the
guest of Miss Nellie Walton Saturdny.
Mrs. E S. Prathor, a sister of Lou
Clapp was visiting in tho city Satur
day. Jntuas Bowren left Tuesday for Den
ver where he will engage In tho livery
business.
Tho "Lion Brand" shirts nro the best
in the woi Id. For sale by Tho Cowden
Kaley Clothing Co.
Mrs. J M. Sellars returned Tuesday
from a several week's visit with her
daughter Mrs. Oscar Yarger in South
Dakota.
Among the visitors from Guide Rock
last Saturday were K S, i'lotidlit, E. E.
Burr, W. A. Seeley, Donald McCalluia,
and Aaron Gnrbcr.
"Lien Brand" shirts had the largest
summer sala of any shirt iu America.
The fall Una surpasses anything ever
attempted in slui t manufacture. Sold
by The Cewden Kaley Clothing Co.
Kidney disease is tho enemy wo have
most to fear as a result of tho fi-vcrisS
restlessness of our much vaunted mod
ern civllizvtion. It is a treacherous
enemy, working nut its deadly efleet
under cover of tho most trilling symp
tiiius. Th( Hist indication of change
in the mine, frequent headaches, di
gestive troubles, sliomld bo the signal
for prompt remedial measures. Prick
ly Ash Bitters is a kidney remedy of
superlative merit; it is soothing, heal
ing aud strengthening, quiekly reliuve
the nchiagnnd soreness thntnlwaysap
pears in the advanced stapes, cheeks
tho progress of Uio dieeuso audthroaph
its excellent cloaHaing aad regukaiBg
effect in tho stomach fiver nnd bowels
it brings back tho strength and ruddy
glow of vigorous health. Sold by C. L.
Cotting.
The smokers of Bed Cloud can find
on salo by II. E. Gric'o and a few of tho
locol dealers ono of tho choicest and
most phenomenal retailing cigars ever
manufactured iu tho west, the "Tuck"
cigar. It is hand made throughout ana"
unequnlcd in workmanship by nny 5
cent cigar on tho market. Tho "Tuck"
cigar lias in its tiller the linest grade af
old unllavored tobacco thntcanht pur
chased and used in a 5 cent cigar. Its
draft is perfection. Thu "Tuck" cigar
is packed in tin foil in packages of live
with the object iu view of keeping it
fresh, retaining tho flavor nnd protect
ing it from breakngo when carried in
tho pocket." Tho "Tuck" cignr is in
fact perfection iu everything that is
required to make a chaico smoke.
There is na rigar mado in the fivo cont
cigars that equals tho Tuck cigar, iu
(luo workmanship, quality, draft and
filler. Try tho "Tuck."
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John S, Parks Dead.
The sad news of the death of John S.
Parkcs at Stotts City, Missouri, was re
ceived by his brother Win. Parkcs in
this city last Friday. Deceased died on
Thuisday evening, October 18th, after
an illness of ten days with pneumonia
aad heart trouble. His remains waro
brought to this alty for burial arriving
hero Saturday night, and were accom
panied by his wife aad two youngest
children, agod four and sown. Tho
funeral services were held on Monday
aftemeoa, October 32, and wero con
ducted nader tha rites of tha Odd Fel
laws, MaBenic aad K. of P. lodges,
and were attended by a largo con
courso of frionds. Deceased loaves a
wifo and sovon children, William, tho
oldest of whom lives in this city. Tho
fattier and mother, Samuel and Sarah
Parks, John S, William, and Samuel
Jr., nnd ono sister, Charlotte, emigrat
ed from England. They sailed from
Liverpool on April 22, 1855 nnd landed
at Now York, May 22, 1855, thenco to
Atchisog, Kansas. From thero to Utnli
overland with a ox team. Thoy left
Utah in 1859 ani wont to Omaha, ntd
shortlv thereafter located in Council
Bluffs, Iown. John S. Parkcs came to
what is now Red Cloud in July 1870,
and lived hero twenty, live yoars, after
which ho moved to Missouri whoro ho
died.
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Wo were fortunate this season in our fall
and winter purchases of first class mer
chandise for all male creation. Our
fortune is your fortune. We divide our
good things with our trade.
OVERCOATS
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UNDERWEAR.
500 men's and boys' overcoats at special
low prices.
Man's overcoats a $3.00 to $15.00. Big
Hue at $6, $8.00, 10.00, $11.00 and $12.00.
Boys' and Children's ovorcoats cheaper
than ever sold.
i:i Underwear. Start at 25c a
garment.
Duck Coats $1.00 to $2.75.
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