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of Influence.
Hold befoie tic eyes, ttiovo
with a circular motion, nntl you
will not tlto idea of thu coining
Chinese revolution.
Wh 'ii theso spheres of influ
ence begin to revolve, ".John"
will foci as di.zy ns does n pot
son witli defective? eye sight,
when things begin to swim. Tho
latter may find relief front his
"dizzy spells" by using properly
fitted glasses "John"- may tind
none. ,
flewhouse Bros.,
Red Cloud, Neb.
Jewelers and Opticians.
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WEEK'S HAPPENINGS
Stove repairs at W. W. Wright's.
For farm loans call on C. W. Kaloy.
Frame Lea of Blue Hill was hero
Wednesday.
Special price on buggy whips. Fo
oei. & Hutchison.
Al. Holdrege of lMverton was liero
tho first of tho week.
Fred Glover the Kansas CJitv flock
man was hero this week.
Hob Barkley of Kansas City in here
visiting with relatives and friends.
.1. R. Van Horn, formerly of this city,
aiwof McCook was horc Wednesday.
Mrs. Thomas A. Leonard returned
tho fust of the wtek from a visit at
Hirer ton.
Grant McFiuiand of Hastings was in
tho city this week looking after busi
ness matters.
Mrs. E. Hife returned Saturday eve
ning from a sorcral weeks visit in tho
eastern part of tho state.
Spring is here; so is Butler, with a
full lino of light and heavy harness at
low prices. Call before you buy.
There will bo regular sorvico hold at
tho Christian church each Lords day
at the usual hours. H. S. Soudku,
Pastor.
Mrs. Philip Barkley nnd Mrs. John
llarklcy wero called to Inavalo Mon
day night on account of the serious UN
aess of Lizzio Deisloy.
Tiik C'iiikkSI per year.
QL. II Fort has been in Lincoln this
week.
Canvas loggins at cost. Foam. &
Hutchison.
Goto lloby for tho best and cheapest
coal in town.
A few of thoso dandy 25c whips to go
at lOo at Butler's.
Dr. Moranvilio is out again after his
spell of sickness.
Jerome Wright was n Superior visi
tor Monday night,
Tho line of heating stoves at Wright's
is superb. See them.
For hlaeksinithing go to A. M. Beers,
north of Day's barn.
Don't fail to gt our prices before
buying. KooKt. & Hl'tciiion.
Oscar Tool was looking after busi
ness matteis at Guide, 11 ick Thursday.
E. U Overman is homo again nf tor n
trip to his old homo at Oquawka, Illi
nois. L. M. Crabill has so far recovered
from his late sick spell as to have been
down town this week.
Sheriff Wells left tho first of tho
week for Belvidcro, this stato to look
after his business interests thero.
Charloy McKeighan has purchased
tho old Jackson proporty in tho south
part of town and will move to this city
t rcsido.
Al. Groat, who is holding a position
in a meat market at Hastings, was hero
the last of tho week to attend tho fu
neral of his mother.
James S. Gilham returned Tuesday
night from Indian Territory whero
ho has been for a number of wcoks
looking up a location.
James Burden has a force of men at
work this week fixing up his residence
property jnst west of the courthouse
lie will move into it in tho near future,
We have put nil our 75c, 8rc, $1.00, 1
A. M. Beers, for blacksmith work.
!tS cents gets a f0 cent whip at Fogol
& Hutchison's.
Mrs. Mario Mick visited with friends
in Superior Sunday.
See the fine display of heating stores
at W. W. Wright's.
Tho Ciiikk and Chicago Inter Ocean
no yea r for 1.8fi.
G. L. Grlflls went to Lincoln on busi
ness Wodnesdoy night'.
Wo are closing out our loggins at
cost. Fooki. & Hutchison.
Walter lloby sells tho Singer sowing
machine. Prices right. Gut tho best.
Pay your subscription ami get a cal
culating pencil. Thoy are a littlo won
der.
Aaron Conovcr has been off duty
this week and is reported as being very
sick.
Goo. J. Warren and Dr. L II. Beck
attended tho chicken alio v at Superior
Thin sday.
Ono carload of Jackson county,
Ohio coal. Best coal for cook stovo In
tho U.S.-W B. lloby.
Tho Twelfth grado of tho high school
tendered a reception to tho Eleventh
grado at tho Masonic hail last Saturday.
tables at fiOe and 75c. Big bargains for
shirt wearers Cowdkn Kai.I'.v Co.
Mrs. Wm. Eames and children left
Tuesday evening for their future homo
at Caldwell, Idaho. Mr. Eames had
already gone with n carload of house
hold goods anj stock.
For a hand made harness to give
wear, m ado of the best oak tanned
leather that will not rip or tear, and
warranted to bo mado with tho best of
care, go to J. O. Butler.
When you have urgent business with
soineono in another town or city, re
member you can reach your party tho
quickest and best by tho long distance
telopbono. Kates mado known on ap
plication to "central."
If you see anything in this paper that
pleases you if you think it has tho
right ring have your namo put on our
list as a subscriber. If it displeases
you giro us your namo anyhow it may
please someone else this time and you
next.
Insurance,
Abstracts,
Notary Public. )
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O. C. TEEL,
i RED CLOUD, NEB. S
The Best
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W I T H
ROYAL
Bakira
Powder
Hot-breads,
biscuit,
CV.K.C.
rolK
muffins,
crust's,
puddings,
and
the various
pastries
requiring
a leavening
or raising
agent.
r.!l ther.e
lender,
n;u u-Wh Rnvnl 1 ..kin"- Powde
fnnfls r.vc r.t'icrl,ttivt!v Iisziu, sweet,
delicious and wholesome.
Rov.il lUking Powder is the. greatest of
time nnd labor savers to the pastry cook.
Hesidcs, it economises flour, butter and eggs,
and, beht of all, makes the food more
digestible and healthful.
The "Roval H'ikerniul 1'astry
Cook " 'cnniaiium; ver 8w
most practical .uul x.iluabU'
cool:iu recoipts freo to
even- patron. bend postal
card with your full adilresi.
There are cheap baking pow
ders, made from alum, but they
arc cNceedingly harmful to
hoalth. Their astringent and
-niit.TiinL dualities add a
damrorous element to
food.
BOYAt BAKINQ POWDER CO., 100 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK.
II. D. Bedford left Sunday for Omaha
where ho will reside in the future. Ho
has accepted a position with tho Phoe
nix Insurance Company.
Mrs. E. II. Foe of Cowles was in the
city Saturday and left that evening for
McCook to lock after tho wolfaro of
her son Fred who is seriously sick at
that place
Flavo Grico loft Monday night for
Omaha whore bo will take an exami
nation before the board of pharmaoy
of the stato of Nebraska to obtain a
certiGcato as a druggist.
O. W. Nice and wife of Portland,
Orngnn, arrived in tho city this morn
ingfor a visit with their parents Mr.
and Mrs. D Kesler, and other relatives.
Ho will probably locate here and follow
his profession of painting.
Wo wish to call your attention this
week to tho announcement in another
column of tho big salo of C. K Mc
Keighan which takes plaeo at his farm
four miles northeast ot Ked Cloud, at
10 a.m. Thursday, February 21t. He
will offer for salo ono hundred nnd
peven head of stock, farm machinery,
etc. Wishing a good crowd ho has
liberally advertised his silo.
If you nro going to give a banquet
and want somo swell menu cards, if
you aro going to get married and want
up -to date wedding cards, if you are
geing to have an opening in the spring
and wish to please in thin line, if you
want typewriter paper or stationery of
any kind, either printed or plain come
and see us. We havo a ne line.
Burlington Routo-125 00 to Califor-
nia February 12, 19, 20, March G, 12,
10, 2G, April 2, 0, 10, 28, 80. Lowest
rate in years. Applies to San Francis
co, Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Jose
and pretty nearly every other impor
tant point in California. Through
tout 1st sleepers on 1. 11 of tho above
dates t;et ulioard at any station in
Nebraska at which train stop; get olT
at Los Angeles. See nearest Hurling
ton ticket agent, or write ). Francis,
General Passenger Agent, Omaha, Nob.
At tho last meeting of tho Royal
Neighbors tho following oflleers wero
installed for tho ensuing year:
Oracle Mrs. Nora Clark.
Vieo Oracle Mrs. G. L. Griflla.
Chancellor Mrs. J W . Runehey.
Recorder Mi h.J. II WYgmaiin,
Receiver Mrs. W. A Mitchell.
Mairihal Mrs. C II Kuley.
Aft Miir-lml-.MiH. W. K. Rife.
Pnyhlciaii B. A. Ornighioii.
Organist Mrs. B. W. Uon,
Miiuigers B W.Ross, Mrs. Runeh
ey and L II. Fort.
Inner Sentinel O. O. Teol.
Outside Sontiuol L. II. Fort.
B.W. IJIancli of Guide Rock was in
tho city Monday.
Horn, to Mr. nnd Mrs. Thos, Shank
II n on Monday, a girl.
Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lach,
tho latter part of last week, a boy.
Wantkd A good girl for gonornl
work, at the depot Lunch counter.
IlUllKHT NkUKUHUIUI.
Low Clapp was callfd to lllooming
ton tho llrstof tho week by the serious
illness of his mother.
Littlo l'utti (lalusha gavo a pmasant
valentine party to a number of her
young friends last evening.
J. A. Roytl returned homo Monday
after a reveial mouths ttlp thiouge In
dian tenltoiy and other southern
points.
Mrs. L. 11 lllacklcdgn gavo a very
pleasant it inner pal ty to u nuinbei of
lior lady friunds on Wednesday. A
very pleasant time is reported.
Word was received yesterday that
Walter llolesworth son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. llolesworth of this city had
boon drowned nt Calastau, Idaho. No
partijulars wero received.
Ward Hiatt and wlfo returned Wed
nesday night from a two months visit
with relatives in Illinois. Mrs. Hiatt
had boon seriously ill during a greater
part of her visit east but is now con
valescent. We wish to thank tho promoters of
tho drama, "Among tho Ilreakors" for
tho courtesies extended to this ofllco.
Maybo wo should extend thanks to tho
gentleman who writes drama with two
r's and two m's.
Lizzio, the thirteon year old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Deisloy died
at her homo in Inavalo on Monday.
Tho funeral services wero held from tho
rcsidencont that placo on Wednesday
and the remains wero Inid to rest in
tho Rod Cloud cemetery.
Mrs. Reach, an aunt of Mrs. C. D.Rob
in ton and Mrs. Del Wells, died al the
homo of the latter on Wednesday oven
ingatlt p in. Tlie funeral services
were con.lueted from tho homo of Mr.
Wells on Friday nnd tho remains wero
taken to liltio Hill for interment.
Frank Cowdon returned from Chica
go last Saturday where ho has boon
purchasing his now summer slock of
clothing and men's furnishings. Ho
casually informs us that he tore his
shirt up tho front and down tho back
in his effort and that ho outdid himself.
He says that tho now spring stock of
Tho Cowdou-Kaloy Clothing Co., will
bo ono of tho largest, finestaud best as
sorted that was over brought to tho val
ley. And rrank never jokes about
business.
List of letters remaining uncalled for
at tho postofllco at Rod Cloud, Neb
raska, for tho week ending-Jan. 13th,
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Men's, Boys' and
Children's I
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IS will miss it if you miss it. :
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Allen, Thos.
Cockroft, Walter
Davoy, Gale
Harris, Richard
Payne. Ii II.
Howlher, Mr.
Cone, Goo. W.
Howard, Will
Lano Mis. John
Wager, Dick 2
Theso letters will bo sent to the dead
letter ofllco February 28th if not calL
ed for before. When calling for abovo
pleaso say "advertised." T. O. Hack
ek, Postmaster.
An Oxford paper says: "Webster
Josselyn, for twolvo years train and
roadmastor.for tho St. Francis branch
of tho Burlington stationed at Orleans,
hns been appointed supply agent for
tho Burlington, vtco D. S. Guild, who
will remain at Plattsnuiuth as Htoro
keeper. Mr. Josselyn has been with
tho Burlington road for twenty
years, having begun his railroad career
wilh Mr. Bustis." Mi. Josselyn is
qulto well known in Red Cloud and
Ids friends here will bo pleasod to hear
of his promotion.
Sarah Ann Groat, wife of P.L. Groat,
whoso death occurred last Friday, Feb
ruary 8th, at her home in tho south
part of tho city, was born in Henry
county, Illinois, June 3, 1848. She was
married, to D. L. Groat December 20,
1804. Thoy moved to Iowa in 1888 and
came from Iowa to Nebraska, with
thoir'famlly In 1871. During meet of
;Mndley's HestaiiFant
IIAI.K 1IUII.D1NO,
Rod Cloud, Nebraska.
Warm
Meals
Hours.
at All
'Nice, Comfortable Lodging
Rooms.
FRUITS. CONFBCTIONKRY,
NUTS AND CIGARS.'
OVSTKRS IF EVBRY STYLE.
iALL KINDS OK HOT AND COLD!
LUNCHBS.
the intervening timo thoy havo resided
in this city. Sho had been an invalid
for several years past, but hor ailment
of past years was in no way serious
until a few days boforoher death when
sho contracted pneumonia. Sho leaves
a husband and six children to mourn
hor loss. Tho funeral services wero
hold at tho Mothodlst church on Sun
day afternoon, and wero conducted by
Rov. J. H. M. Cobb. Sho was a mem
borof tho Inavale M. K. church. Tho
remains wore laid at rest in tho Red
Cloud cemotory.
The probabilities aro that tho Ne
braska Mercantile stock of goods will
not bo opoaed up for sftlolo this city.
It will probably be divided into two or
throe stocks and sold to merchants in
small towns.' No doubt a number of
pooplo would be ploasod to see this
stock oponed up and sacrificed hero,
but thoy will undoubtedly bo disap
pointed. It has boon reported to us on
very good authority that tho entire
stock will bo shipped away as soon as
ilio matters arosettled up.
GUIDE ROCK.
Tho snow is going fast and bad roads
is tho cry.
L. G. Parsons was in town on busi
ness today.
Jesso Garrison has a hno shire re
cently purchased.
O. A. Edgerton of Hamburg, Iowa,
is here this week.
T. F. Watt finished filling his large
ice honso Tuesday.
A masquerade ball was hold at the
rink Thursday night.
R.S. Proudfit has gono on tho lum
berman's excursion through the south.
I. B. Colvln still has a farm or two
to soil and can givo possession if taken
at once.
Grandpa Potitt died last Saturday at
tho homo of his son Wm. Potitt south
east of town.
Win. Potitt is very sick witli lagrippo.
Uncle Billy Sabin Is around again
after his sick spell.
Ross Hubbard taught in Miss Pu tilt's
room during hor absonco occasioned
by the death of her grandfather.
It is rumored thatWm. Reeves will
move to Wymoro and J. M. Roland
tako charge of the Guide Rok liouso.
Amidown.
Wantkd Men to learn the imrber'n
trade; only two mouth's required; e"nii
c.iru scholarship, board, tools and
transportation to our colleges atChi
cago or Miuuoapolii. Apply by mail
Moler Rirbor College Representative,
1C23 Farnam Street, Omaha, Nub,
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is to bring your bill for hardwaro
to us to flgare on.
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are on the upward tondonoy but
wo got in oarly so aro in a po
sitiou to do you somo good in
thi) matter. Dnu't fall to comn
and talk with us if you want to
save your hard earned money.
.WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY.
JUST TRY US.
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Bros.
Hardware
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