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A year's record of which
arc proud.
Proud of our progress, proud
of tho satisfaction wo have given
proud of the many ailing eyes
wo have relieved with our glass
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from among tho most intelligent
a ad critical classes proud of
our increased patronage.
It shall ho our earnest endeav
or during the next twelve months
to add another year's record
similar to tho ono just gone be
fore. ftetahoose Bros.,
Red Cloud, Neb.
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WEEK'S HAPPENINGS.
Stovo repairs at V. V. Wright's.
Ii'or farm loans call on C V. Kalov.
John Hritton was hero from Nelson
this week.
rjE. F. Jensen of Nelson was hero
Wednesday.
Special price on buggy whips. Fo
orl & Hutchison.
Wood pasturige fnrcattl in stalks
and straw. Inquire of O. 1). Ilcdgo.
C. L. Case of Cambridge was looking
after business matters hero Monday.
Fred Dentloy formerly a resident of
this city was here the first of tho week.
Frank Uarlowo has gono to Belvi
dere wharo he has accepted a position.
C. V. Davies, stato boiler inspector
was hero looking after the boilers in
this vicinity.
Regular Sunday services wern again
resumed at the various churches in
this city last Sunday.
The Misses Miles and Dillon of Hast
ings again oppned up their dancing
school Thursday cvoninjr.
Mrs. J F. Winters, formerly a resi
dent of this city, now of Lincoln is
horo visiting relatives and friends.
There will bo regular service held at
tho Christian church each Lords day
at tho usual hours. H. S. Soudeh,
Pastor.
R. M. Martin and wife former res!
donts of this city aro hero this week
visiting -with H. P, Sowtcr and wife
and other friends.
Tho work of removing tho Chas. Pot
ter building formerly occupied by J.O.
Lindlev wns comnfenced this week.
C. F. Evans is doing tho job.
ForSalk Four.full blooded Durham
bill calves, ono year old. eliffiblo to
registry, and ono full blood Jersey bull
calf same ago. For particulars inquire
of Jno. Giiffeth, Red Cloud, Nebraska.
Tho pjectmont proceedings in whieh
M. R. Hentley seeks to have Turnuie
Hrn remove from hii building be
cause thoy declined to stand for a
raiso in rent worn heard in Judge Ed
son's court this morning nnd a continu
ance of thirty days was grintfd.
Tho case brought by Miss Florenro
tinlbreth against Hort Cady of McUook
for rape was heard before Judge West
on Monday forenoon. The defendant
TftB bound over to tho district court,
and his bonds fixed at 11,000, which be
was unable to procure and was com
mitted to tho care of the sheriff.
jlrindley's Hestaarantj
5', HALF. BOILDINO,
, y i Red Cloud, Nebraska.
by Warm Meals at Atl
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If" 3 Oysters if Every Style.
m ALL KINDS O? HOT AND COLD)
vL LUNCHES.
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MORE OR LESS PERSONAL.
Tiik ciiikk $1 per year
C.ul M. Person of liluo Hill wns hero
'his week.
I rroi. uiickol
of Blue Hill was here
this week.
Canvas legging at
Hutchison.
coat. FooEt. &
R. E. Stephenson of Suporior was
hero Tuesday.
I. B. Hampton of Guide Rock was
here Saturday,
Clyde Valo of Superior was hero tho
lirst of tho week.
Sherwood Albright made a visit to
Lincoln Thursday.
The lino of heating stoves at Wright's
is superb. Soo them.
Harry Goblo of McCook arrived in
tho city this morning.
Will Parker and family made a visit
with friends at Lester Sunday.
Don't fail to get our prices befero
buying. FoaRL & Hutchison.
Ed. Overing returned homo Wednes
day morning from a trip west.
W. A. Maynard niado a business trip
to Shickloy, Nebraska, this week.
J. H. Smith was laoklng after busi
ness matters at Rivorton this waok.
Wantkd: Men to chop wood on
shares. Inquiro of W. II. Van Patten.
C. W. Kaley 's in Lincoln this weok
to look after the senatorial situation.
Mrs. Rico who has been visiting witli
frionds nt Hardy returned heme Sun
day. I havo n few first class sewing ma
chines to trado for stock. F. V. Tay-
r.ou.
Tho family of Frail Turnuro have
btcn suffering with the grippo this
week.
J. D. Francis ot North Branch, Kan
sas, wns doing business in tho city this
week. J
Cliff Wescott of Plattsmouth has
been visiting frionds in tha city this
woek.
Mrs. John McClaron left for her fu
ture homo at Belvidere, this stf.to,
Thursday.
Miss Lois Popo is homo again after
a pleasant visit with frionds and rela
tives in liluo Hill,
Mrs. Moses Wilson of Bluo Hill was
visiting her daughter Mrs. C. D. Rob
in. ',on this week.
Mrs. Lulu Peaso of Hastings was
hero this week to attend tho funeral of
Mrs. K. B. Warner.
Jacob Nustein was in Bluo Hill the
first of the weok looking after tho sales
of his favorite brands of cigars.
C. D. Robinson has beon in Lincoln
this week making his regular annual
settlement with tho stato treasurer.
Foil Sale. River bottom farm in
Lincoln county, Oklahoma. At least a
fifth down. J. F. Branson, Mulock,
Texas.
Mrs. Joseph Kubicok of McCook ar
rived in the city this morning and will
visit her daughter and other relatives
and friends hero.
Mrs. Fred Gund of Blue Hill was in
the city this weok visiting with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Miner and
other relatives and friends.
We have put all our 750,850,11.00,
$1.25 men's laundried shirts on our
tables at 50c and 75c. Big bargains for
shirt wearers. Cowdkn-Kalev Co.
Are you going to buy a Bowing inn
chine? If so I have the best machine
for tho money ever offered. Do not
fail to soo it before buying. F. V.
Taylok.
James, tho young son of Georgo Bib
by had his left hand badly lasceratad in
a machine which his father uses in
making brooms. A linger had to bo
amputated.
0. E. Wescott of Plattsmouth, senior
momber of tho firm of Galuska & Wes
cott, is here making his regular first of
the year visit to look after his interest
in tho firm.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Olmstead wish
to extend their heartfelt thanks t the
many kind neighbors and friends who
assisted during the illness and death of
thoir baby daughter.
Grace Episcopal second Sunday af
ter the Epipheny. Morning pravet and
sermon 10 30 a.m. Sundny school 12m.
Prayer and sermon 7.80 p.m. W. H.
Xandkhs, Rector.
Rockers and iron beds at greatly re
duced prices for tho next thirty days
to mako room fur holiday goods at
Wolfe's furniture store. We mean
business. Come and see.
Frank Dtiggett, formerly of this city,
but for the oat several years a resi
dent of Phillipsburg, Kansas, was hern
this week. Ho is traveling on tho road
for a fruit and vegetable firm,
Mrs. M O Rockwell who has been
pruntieing osteopathy ut tlib place has
closed her otllco and departed tho lirst
of tno week for Concordia, Kansas,
whore she will take up n residence,
Tho lady while here made many frionds
I who were sorry to ice her depart.
GENERAL CITY NFWf
Will Waul nnt i vMt nt b ipo lor
Satin .
Frank E. Ymi i f Holdieiiu hero
this wi-uk.
L. II. Rust has been on the sick list
this week.
Tho Ciiikk and Chicago iutt-r Ocean
n o year for $1.25.
Seo tho lino display of heating stoves
at W. W. Wright's.
35 conts gets a CO cent whip at Fogel
A Hutchison's.
Parko Lyon of Superior visited hero
the first of tho woek.
Henry Nowhouso was in Rivcrton
and Franklin this weok.
Caldwoll's $0,00 coal makes your
stovo hot and cook happy.
Wo aro closing out our logglns at
cost. Fookl & Hutchison.
Alfred Hadoll made a business trip
ta St. Joo tho first of tho week.
Waltor Roby soils tho Singer sowing
machine. Prices right. Got tho boat.
Pay your subscription and got a cal
culating pencil. They aro a little won
dor. Considerable grain has beon pur
chased by local shippers hero this
week.
The Eastern Star gavo a farewell re
coption to Mrs. Rockwell on Monday
night.
Ernest Welsch left Sundny Sorning
for Cripplo Creek, ivhcro ho goes to
look after mining interests.
R. T. Potter wont down to Lincoln
this week to see how tho Icelslaturo is
working and look after business mat
ters.
D. W. Turnuro nnd Edwin Overing
were in Franklin Tuesday night at
tending a meeting of tho Odd Fellows
lodge at that plnco.
Georgo Hollistcr went to McCook
Thursday morning to attend a meeting
of tho Railroad association nnd look
after other matters.
The W. R. C. will hold their regular
meeting Saturday afternoon, January
19th. All raonibers are requested to bo
present as there is businasaf impor
tance to be looked after.
Mrs. Robert Damorcll and Mrs. II.
E. Grice entertained a number of
friends on last Monday afternoon in
honor of Dr. Mary .Chaso Rockwell be
fore her departure for Concordia, Kan
sas. When you have urgent business with
someone in auother town or city, re
member you can roach your party the
quickest and best by the long distance
telephone. Rates niado known on ap
plication to ''central."
A very pleasant social dance wks
given by the Dancing Club-on Wednes
day evening. The music was furnished
y Charlas White, Prof. Brickel of Blue
Hill, and Miss Mary Mick and was pro
nounced excellent by those present.
Wm. Murphy, who baa beon confined
to hit bed for some time past with that
ever fatal disease consumption, died at
bis home in tho north part of tho city
last Saturday morning. Tho funeral
services woro hell at tho Catholio
chruch on Monday anil tho remiins
wer j laid at rest in tho Catholio ceme
tery. Louis Soderberg arrivod on this
morningV train from tho west accom
pinyingtho remains of his wife who
was brought here for burial from their
homo in Longuiont, Colorado. The
body was met by members of tho A.
O. U. W. and Masonic lodges and the
deceased was buried in Red Cloud
cometery.
If you aro going to give a banquet
nnd want some swell menu cards, if
you are golnar to get married and want
up to dato wedding cariN, if yon ara
going to have no opening in tha sprinu
and wish to pleaio in this line, if yciu
w.uit typewriter paper or stationery of
any kind, either printed or plain come
nud see us, Wo havo a fine lino of
samples of thiMe goods.
of tho Railroad association nnd look
after other matters.
I Insurance,
I Abstracts,
f iuicu ruunt. e
O. C. TEEL,
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A good deal of eonjectuie Is being
indulged in as to the building opera
tions which will take place hero the
coming summer and fall. Besides the
two brick business houses which will
bo built on the corner north of the
r. & M. bank building, to a man up n
treo it look like several moro would
bo added. Tho llttlo remarks which
tliis papsr has mado In regard to the
advocacy of building bricks lia'vo ta
ken root nnd wo will soon have tho
satisfaction of Mielng them bonr fruit.
The fallacy of doing business in old
frame buildings, which without tho lot
on which thoy are situated would not
sell for moro than $150, and for which
tho owners re colvo a yearly rental of
from $300 to $500 has become apparent.
Tho scales hnvo fallen from tho eyes of
sonio of tho renters and they havo bo
gun to see what tho real value to bo
gained by being in a brick building U.
Among tho different things Is better
firo protection, lower Insurance, greater
volume of business, comfortable nnd
cleanly quarters, saving of fua), oto.
Tako tho matter of tiro protection and
Insurance nnd tho man who 1b In a
frame building is up against a hard
proposition. Ho cannot nfford to In
sure his goods nt anything liko their
roal valuo and if n tiro comes ho is at
its moroy. A man who may have
thousands invested in a stock of goods
may soe tho hard work and saving of
years go up in smoke. This is no fairy
tale. Tho business man who has been
seeing a big portion of his profits go
ing in rentals will wonder why ho does
not secure a lot and build for himself
so that in tho years to come he will
havo something for what ho has paid
out. Now is the accepted time, money
is plenty and cheap and tho valuo of
lots with frame shacks low. Stand up
for Red Cloud and build u brick.
L. M. Crablll on last Saturday night
was stricken witli spinal meningitis.
Physicians were hastily summoned
and found him to he in a precarious
condition. II. B. Lowry a physician
from Lincoln was so t for in consulta
tion in tho case arriving horo Monday.
The pationt nt this tinio is getting
along nicely.
Mrs. E. II. Warner, familiarly known
as "Gramdma" died at her homo In
this city last Monday ovoning, after a
very short illness of pneumonia. The
deceased was over seventy years of ago
and had been a resident of Red Cloud
for several years. Tho funeral services
wore held at the Congregational church
las. Wednesday, and tho remains were
laid at rest in tho Red Cloud cemetery.
Ono of tho old landmarks of the city
was moved through tho streets this
week. This was tho house formerly
occupied by W. N. Richardson nnd
family which gavo way to tho lino
modern residence lately erected for
that gentleman. The houso was the
first framo dwelling built in tho city.
It has boon purchased by R. J.Skeen
and will bo placed on lots west of tho
city.
Getting
Thin
is all right, if you are too tat;
and all wrong, if too thin already.
Fat, enough for your habit, is
healthy; a little more, or less, is
no great harm. Too fat, consult
a doctor; too thin, persistently
thin, no matter what cause, take
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil.
There are.many causes of get
ting' too thin; they all come
under these two heads: over
work and under-digestion.
Stop over-work, if you cam
but, whether you can or not,
take 'Scott's Emulsion ofCcd
Liver Oil, to balance yourself
with your work. You can't live
on it true but, by it, you
can. There's a limit, howcveri
you'll pay for it
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil is the readiest cure for
"can't eat," unless it comes of
your doing no work--you can't
long be well and strong, without
some sort or activity.
The genuine has
this picture on It,
take no other.
If you have not
tried It, send for
free sample, Its a
groeablo taste will
surprise you.
SCOTT & BOWNE
Chemists,
409 Pearl Street,
New York.
60c. and $1.00; all druggists
Cowden-Kaley
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Bargains.
Wc are going to start the new year and the new
century right. During January we will offer
unheard of bargains in
Men's, Boy's and
Children's
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We will only ask a small margin of profit, just
enough to keep things going during the
month. Don't miss this sale. It
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THE STORE THAT NEVER DISAPPOINTS.
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Lanterns, Guns,
Washing Machines, Eifles,
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tin work out! plumbing nnd glial aiilee our worK tir&t
class for nny particular.
Morhart Bros. Hardware Co.
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