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of Influence.
Hold boforo tro eyes, move
with a circular motion, and yon
will Rot the idea of tliu coming
Chinese involution
Whin these spheres of influ
ence begin to revolve, "John"
will fuel its dizzy as does n put
son with defective eyo sight,
when things begin to swim. Tho
luttor may II ml relief fiom bin
"dir.jiy spells" by using properly
fitted glasses. "John" may find
none.
Jlemhoiise Bros.,
Red Cloud, Neb.
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WEEK'S HAPPENINGS
Stove repahs nt V. W. Wight's.
For farm loans call on C. V. Kalov.
Special price on buggy whips. Ko
nv.h & Hutchison.
Milton Fuirlioid of (itiidu Kock was
in town this week.
L. V. Albiight made a business trip
to Lincoln this week.
F. H. Duuchy, a former citi.un of this
place was hero this week.
By Shepardsou of ltivorton was on
tho streets one day this week.
Good pasturage forcattl in stalks
aud straw. Inquire of 0 D. Ilcdgo.
Alfred lladell is making quite a
ehango in tho interior of his store this
week.
Geo Hriggs of Clay Center, this
state was seen doing business on our
streets this week.
Charley tho uight year old son,' of
Chns. Smelsur dud at his homo in Inu
valo of pneumonia last Monday.
There will bo regular .service held at
the Christian chinch each Lords day
ui the usual hours II. b. Soudku,
Pastor.
County Surveyor Kuehn has betn
uite busy part of this week hunting
corners in this city and rinding the
grade of tho principal street.
Antuouy Shafer niado ui a pleasant
call this woek. He inforims us thai he
is going to sell his truck faiM on the
aoutb of town and go to Oregoi is tho
apring.
Wo wish to extend our heart felt
thanks to the kind friends who assist
ed uk during the illnest ari death of
husband and bio her. Mr?. Jcslo If ir
phy aud Sister.
FokSalk Fourlull blooded Durham
bull calves, ono year old, eligible to
rogistry, and one full blood Jersey bull
oalf Mime age. For particulars inquire
of Juo.Giitieth, lied Cloud, Nebraska.
The city dads held a meeting laM
Friday evening ami oidcied another
b.iteh ol sidewalks built Tho walks
ordered arc along tho east side of
Webster stuet between Fifth and Sev
enth avenues.
The house moveis have been buj
IhisweoK. Tho building formcily oc
cupied by Geo. Klair and Win, ZelufT
were torn down and removed and tho
building of C. H. Potter o tho corner
was raised and now slIU put under it
and moved to the place where tho
two former were taken out.
Iilndlcys Hestaarantj
IIA1.K IIOII.DING,
lied Cloud, Nebraska.
Warm Meals at Att
Hours.
Nice, Comfortable Lodging
Rooms.
KUUirS, UONFKCTIONERY,
NUIb AND LliiAU-3.
OVSTKRS IK EVIMIY SrYU:.
LL ivlMH OVIIMT NI inAV
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1'iik uiikkSI pri j ear
Canvas leggltist at cost. Fooki, &
Hutchi(is
Goto Uuby for tho best and cheapest
coal in town.
IlobeitShowburgof Guidollock was
hero Monday.
W. C. Hurd of Cowles was horo tho
lirst of tho weok.
Tho lino of heating stoves at Wright's
is superb. See thorn.
Omor Holing was visiting with old
friends hero las Sunday.
Herbert Conover visited his folks
horo thn fore part of tho weok.
J. H. Weginan returned from a busi
ness trip to Blue Hill Monday.
Don't fail to get our prices before
buying. Fooki. & Hutchison
I have a few first class sowine ma
chines to trado for stock. F. V. Tav-
t.o it.
Mrs. George W. Francis was visiting
friends up the valley the tirst of the
week.
Comity Jung Kdson visited with his
family in tho north part of the county
Sunday.
II. C. Nicholson of Superior was
looking after business matters hero
Satuiday.
Louis Soderburg who wns here for n
few days has returned to his homo at
Longmont, Colorado.
Little Paul Polnicky was taken very
suddenly sick last Monday with spas
mus but is better now.
Will Ward of the Nation is visiting
friends in Omaha and taking in the
S'a'.e Kditorial association
K H. aud John 0g of Fillmore
county, this Mate, weio hero this wvtk
conferring with I) J Myers in regal d
to the purchase of land.
We notice by one of our exchanges
that Mr.. Mary J Gtuwits of this city
has been grauted an original widows
pension of $12.00 per month.
We havn put all our 75c, 85c, 11.00,
$1.25 men's laundried shirts on our
tables at &0c and 75c. Big bargains for
jhirt wearers. Cowdkn Kalky Co.
Are you going to buy a sewing ma
chine? If so I havo the best machino
for the money ever offered. Do not
fail to see it before buying. F. V.
TAYI.OK.
Mockers and iron beds at greatly re
duced prices for tho next thirty days
to mako room for holiday goods at
Wclfo's furniture store. Wo mean
business. Come and see.
When you have urgent business with
someone, in another town or city, re
member you can reach your party the
quickest and best hy tho longdistance
telephone. Rates made kuown on ap
plication to "central."
If you aro going to givo a banquet
and wait some swell menu cards, if
you are goine to get marri-d anil want
up-to date wedding cards, if you are
gaing to have an open'ng in the spring
and wish to please in this line, if you
w int typewriter papor or stationery of
any kind, either printed or plain come
and see us. We have a ina line.
At a revival in Cullom, III., a man
reso ana' sahl that bo was the wickedest
man in Cullom. "I'd go straight i
hell if I should die tonight," ho con
cluded. Immediately an old deacon
started the hymn. "If you got thorn
before before I do, lookout for mo, I'm
coming, too , And thon tho deacon
wondered why everybody laugl ed
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The next regular meeting of tho
Melief C will bo Saturday after
"oon Fi . 2nd and it is very ecossary
luii ail me nbers shall bo in attendance
us eonunittbsarii to bo nppoined and
much other huines done. On that
day numorlal services will beheld for
departed sister Mrs. Julia Wolcott, at
4:80 p. m. The Comrads of the G. A.
M. and all of Mrs. Wolcotts friends aid
neighbors are invited to attend. Pro;.
We will innn again conunenco tho
agitation of the buildiac of an opera
hour ia thn eity. There is no reason
why tho project should aot bn pushed
There is a number of people here who
! would tnkp from 1200 to 1500 worth of
stock and enough others who would
take a -ina'ler amount to insuie the
sal" of 55000.00 worth of stock in a
, shoit while. Nothing would pay fcetter
dividends or hotUr intarcit. on the
money iBVMtud.
The wnibers of James A Gartinld
W. II C mot last Saturday and in
stalled their olllctr fir the rnsuiag
1 year as follows
1 I'rvHrinnt Kami B. Knight.
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sji.p llnrrmt llnwinJ.
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lt ! li boa N iney I oi'lii'r.
2nd color b. -ni.ii .hi. iu Wnrrcii,
DelagalH Han ut Uuwaul.
Altai uU LIr'CkVeT.
lie-'
in tho
city ... .,
riioliui.f in' it.cagit liiU-i .venn
ii" .Mm fi.i $1.25
Sen the lino display of heating stoves
at W. W. WrlghtV.
05 cents gets a 50 cent w hi,j ut Fogol
A Hutchison's.
II. A. Simpson of Uluo Hill was on
our streets Monday.
Col. Charles Winfrey cried a sale nt
Guldo Mock Tuesday.
Caldwell's W.00 coal makos your
stovo hot and cook happy.
Wo nro closing out our leggins at
cost. Fooki. & Hutchison.
Omar Doling of Holdregc was visit
ing in tho city tho first of tho weok.
Walter Moby sells the Singer sowing
machine. Prices rigtit. Get tho host.
Pay your subscription and got n ciW
dilating pencil. Tlioy aro a littlo won.
dor.
I'. O. Mussell of Superior wns hero
this week looking after tho purchnso of
horses.
M. E. Fall-Held of Guide Mock was n
business visitor to tho city tho first of
tho week.
Miss ltiua Blaino, of Porlntid Oregon
n neice of Mrs Thus. Poninan Is visit
ing in the city th'a week.
A innrriago license was isucd this
weed to Claienco Cox and Louriin
M-illick, both of this county.
MoyTnlt was down at Omaha this
week attending the annual meeting of
tho State Press association.
Editor A. C Potter of the Lead,
South D.ikota, Call is in thn eity this
weok visiting datives and friends.
M. W. Diekerson lias again gono
down to Lincoln to see tho legNlaturo
work and look after other business
mntters.
Mi Mover ot Juniata, this state, was
being .ihown around the country here
abouts' this week by our real cstalo
man, D.J. Myers.
On Saturday evening the case of
Florence Galbreth vs Bert Cady was
Fettled and dismissed upon payment
of 1250 by tho defondaat.
Geo. Briggs and Mrs. Lucy Wilson,
brother and sister of Mrs. J A. 'Pulleys
wore in tho city this week in attend
ance at the funeral services.
Mrs J F. Winters was in tho city
tho lirst of the week having her rcsi
deuce in the north part of town repair
ed. F. G. Turnuro will occupy it when
linished.
Win. Corcoran who pas been visiting
tho family of E. W. Moss, departed for
his homo in Arknnsas City, Arkansas,
Wednesday, accompanied by Mrs. Moss
who goes for a brief visit.
Joe Blair, the popular young dry
goods cleric who has presided behind
tho counter of tho Nebraska Mercan
tile Co. for several years, departed
yesterday for Hastings where he has
accepted a position a large department
store. We aro sorry to see Joe leave
tho oitv bin wp aie glad to hear of his
good foitiiii
Ladies desiring to learn a tirst-clnss
tailor system cau do so by taking a
teiM of Inssoas ith Urs. Willits
who ii ia the city orgaaiaiag n tinea.
Tu can cut all garments for ladies nnd
children bv actual measurement. Full
course $5 00. Lssoes unlimited.- For
further particular plne wtitu me or
etll at tho rosidftiioti of Mils M Fen is.
Miss J F. Wittli., NobrasKa State
Manager.
List of letters remniniug uncalled for
at tlie postollieu at Med Cloud, Nob.
laska, for tho week ending Jan STitu,
11100
N.i-m.iu IWgfi'M N J Andiev
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J'i..s . i- r i', i I 1),. j.m t,j ,)(. ilcnl
lutir "111 ! l'Viiiimiy Jltb it not call
ui tor bufoio. Wlion c.illthg for above
plenH!) say "advertised," T, O. Hack
r, Postmaster.
Omei Doling '
Insurance,
Abstracts,
Notary Public, j
O. C. TEEL,
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LOCALLY
)at Kiibiok of MiCiok was in the
city Thursday.
Anion Ely of MeCook was hole Isit
ing with friends Sund-iy.
T. J Llonberger of Superior was
looking after business in the city this
week.
A pleasant social danco wns held nt
tho B. & M. eating house on Tuesday
night.
C. M. Smith was looking after busi
ness mattoiH in Superior tho first of
tho week.
Chas. Bronson of MeCook was hero
Thursday attending tho funeral of J
A. Tul leys.
0. 1) Follmnr of Oak, this state, wns
hero this week in attendance at the fu
neral of J. A Tulleys
Ono carload of Jackson county,
Ohio coal. Best coal for cook stovo In
thoUS.-W B Moby.
Mrs. Hurry (Soblo after n visit witli
friends and t datives lieie left for her
homo at MeCook Sunday.
C E. Woicolt nnd son Cliff who havo
been sojourning with us for about a
weok returned Tuesdny to their home
nt Plattsmoiith.
Mrs. 1). 11. Wontworth, wlfo of tho
supervisor at thn H.istings insane hos
pital was visiting with Ed. Pulsipher
and family hero this week.
Jimmy Winteisteen, tho genial rep
ri'setnative of the State Journal Co.,
was nero Sunday. He set type on tho
Ciiikk some twenty. tin ee years ago
Last week we lnnde a inlslal-o in the
item of tin- di'itth in Louie Sodciberirs
family. In our ite o wo stated it wnt
his wife It should have read his son.
Theieii moio sickness lepoitedjn
tills eity than for a long time. The
piovai nig ailment is grip, mid about
one person out of every thiee or four
IlllVlf it.
John Young ,Jr , accompanied by his
brother weie hero from Cedar Blufls,
Nebraska, looking for land. Meal le
tato Agent Myers was showing them
round.
Godfrey Monia, a prosperous farmer
from Guide Mock wns looking after
business matters in tho city Monday.
H is much pleased with tho rural free
mail delivery system in thnt vicinity.
Tho Nebraska Mercantile Co., this
week mado an assignment in favm of
its creditors. The liabilities of the firm
are about $14,000 00, tho assets about
$10,000 00. In all probably tho matter
will be amiably settled in a short while
nnd tho linn will again resume busi
ness. Wo aro pleased to chroniclo tho
change of the lirm mine of Gnlusha &
Wescott, toGal'tsha Wescott & Storey
Tho new member of t lie linn has been
a clerk in tho tore for some time past
and wo arnglal Iosco his nnmo added
to the list of proprietors. Wo wish him
an abundance of success in his now
vonturo.
This picture is the trmle titittk of
SCOTT'S KMW.SIOK, ami is on
every bottle of SCOTT'S 1-MII.-SION
in the World, wliioli itcv
ntuonuts to many millions c:n5
This great business has giown t.
such vast proportions,
f7rsf;-Becnusc the proprietoi
have always been most careful ii
flelecting the various ingtedicnt
used in its composition, natnel .
the finest Cod Liver Oil, and the
purest Ilypophosphites.
Scijrfr-Ikcuc they have
skillfully combined the varioi
ingredients that the bcht jots.j '
results are obtained by its use.
77rf;-necaic it has made
. many sickly, ddicste chihit
trong and healthy, given lu(..
aud rosy cheek-, in ) j'.aiiy i
anaemic girN. aim iii..kl thtjlrt
mi 1 restored ltr
ill Ml)...'
'housaiid ii the- J.i-: -Uges
Consumption.
K y.u hnc not trie -i Frti'l f r free amil'
ill gtccab1c innc will cnriT).c vru
SCOTT ft llOWNK, Cbriuikt.
4v(l Ffirl &ttcrl, New T.ik.
Cowden-Kaley
LEADERS IN
20th
Century
Bargains.
VVc arc going to start the new year and the new
century right. During January we will offrc
unheard of bargains in
Men's, Boy's and
Children's
SUITS,
PANTS AND
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OVERCOATS
VV e will only ask a small margin of profit, just
enough to keep things going during the
month. Don't miss this sale. It
is the opportunity of the
century.
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Lanterns,
Washing
Boilers,
Saws,
Axes,
Forks
Spades,
Shovels,
In fact everything in
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LOW SPIRITED,
BOY AMD
BRAIN WBMtY?
RBLiIEVES HUD INVIGORATES.
It ckansts the livtr and fcowds, strcfigtheas the kidneys and
aids digestion, (tat the syUm h regulated and the
body forlliiad to retut disease.
... A VALUABLE REfoBOY TO VM IH THE HOUSE ...
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tJN. Price li.no PTTltottle.
Clothing Co.,
LOW PRICES.
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getting oar prices on
Guns,
Machines, Rifles,
Amunition,
Wringers,
Barbed Wire.
Churns,
Graniteware,
Tinware,
thn hnrdwnio line. We nlso do all kinds of
and guaiuntcu our work llri
any particular.
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