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WEEK'S HAPPENINGS
Stovo repairs at W. V. Wright's.
Llor (arm loans cnll on C. W. Kaloy.
J Special prlco on buggy whips. Fo
oel & Hutchison.
Attorney L. II. Hlaeklcdgo was look-
ing alter legal business in Lincoln this
week.
O. F. Gather has rented tho front
rooms over Colting'.s store for a real
estate oflicc.
The restaurant man MeFarland of
Riverton was doing business here one
day this week.
I). W. Turnure and wife were In
Reynolds this week to attend the mar
riago of frionds at that place.
Spring U here; so is Butler, with a
full line of light and heavy harness nt
low prices. Call before you buy.
Tho creamery at Superior burned to
day at noon. The plant was entirely
consumed and there was no insurance.
Leslie Graves who is working for tho
U. & M. at MeCook was hero tho first
of tho week visiting with old frionds.
There will bo regular service hold at
tho Christian church each Lords day
at tho usual hours. II. S. Souukk,
Pastor.
Mel Sherman has located n Cham
pion mowing machino headquarters in
the Noah's ark building south of this
office.
Mrs. I. B.Stansorwas strickon Inst
Friday with sonio sorious complication
and hM not been ablots speak or seo
ulnco.
Mrs. C. It. Besso who has bean visit
ing with her daughter, Mrs. CoraKidd,
atSedalia, Missou.i.forsoveral months
past has returned home.
V L. H. Rust says if you want nursery
stock, lot him know what you want
soon, unit, suaiio aim oriiumuuuw
trees, small fruits, shrubs and rosos.
L. H Fort has moved his ofllco to the
Moon block and is now nicoly situated
in tho ollleefoimerly occupied by R. O.
Ro.ifnrd where ho will still continue to
dlspeneo abstracts and insurance to
patrons.
Cbeam
Baking
For a third of a century American
housewives have found Dr.Price's Bak
ing Powder invariably a guarantee of
light, sweet, pure and wholesome food.
Always makes the perfect biscuit,
cake and bead.
rnicc baking powoen oo.
CHICAGO,
MORE OR LESS PERSONAL.
Thk Ciiikk 81 per year.
Dell Wiills is
in Hclvldeio this week.
r Canvas leggins tit
Hutchison.
COSt. FOOKt, &
A few of thoso dandy 25o whips to go
at 10c at Butler's.
Tho line of heating stoves at Wright's
is superb. See them.
''For blacksmithing go to A. M. Beers,
north of Day's barn.
Al Galusha mado a business trip to
Lincoln this week.
Mrs. C. W. Knh'V is MiflVrlng tit's
week from cititio rheumatism.
tDmi'l fall to gt our price before
buying Fom:i. & I'rinusov.
The life of a lawyer is full of trials,
but ho always confronts them with a
pleasant smile.
Mrs. J. M. Chaflln returned Satur.
day from a visit witli relatives and
friends in tho east.
Dr. i. E. McKeoby of Superior was
hero to attend tho banquet given by tho
Knights Templar.
Forty thousand foot of oak lumber
for sale cheap. Enqulro of E, B. Goblo
at Rod Cloud Mill situ.
Attorney Morcor was down to Lin
coln this wcok looking after legal mat
tors boforo tho supremo court.
Goo. Newhouso was looking after tho
optical part of tho Arm's business in
Rivorton and Franklin this week.
Hlauhstnith work is like everything
else tho best Is tho cheapest. Seo A.
M. Beers southeast of Miner Bros.
When a young man hi-inm to toll ''
best girl his trouhlis it is a sl;n sho
will soon be invited to share them.
Mrs. L. H. Riftt wont to Beaver City,
Monday to look after tho welfare of her
sister who was so unfortunate as to
fall and break her arm
Attorney Overman was In Bladen
this week helping tho village board of
that placo out in matters pertaining to
the conduct of a village.
"Wo have put all our 75e,85r, 81.00,
$1.25 men's laundried shirts on our
tables at GOc and 75c. Big bargains for
?hlrt wearers. Cowdkn Kai.ky Co.
Hugh Minor Jr., left Sunday morn-
i g for Chicago whore bo will person
ally Inspect and select a largo invoice
of new grods for tho linn of Miner
Bros.
If tho men could now only iuduco
Mr.'Carrle Nation to organize a band of
followers to destroy women's hat fac
tories, corset factories, etc , what n
blessing it would bo.
For a hand mado harness to give
wear, mado of tho best oak tanned
leather that will not rip or tear, and
warranted to be mado with the boat of
care, go to J. O. Butler.
1). W. Turnure, A. J. Means, Ed.
Overing nnd Oscar JTool wero In
Franklin Tuesday night to help tho
I. O. O. F. lodge of that placo in the
work of tatting in a number of new
mombors.
Two lovers of tho drama, Bon Me
Farland and Charloy White went to
Superior Saturday night to witness tho
Shakespearian I'lny tho Merchant of
Venice. They report a good play and
a full house.
Caud ok Thanks: Wo wish to ex
tend our thanks to the friends who
so kludlv assisted in the funeral s i-
viccH of our imiit Mrs. E. E. Beack.
Mu ani Mus L. 1). Wi:li.s and
Miis C. D Rouinson.
10WJ)ER
NOTE.-HiWnffpowdenimn'le from nlnm
una oilier liHisli.cHUMlcnHilttiiro
lowenn prlce.but infrr.urlnnm V
uiiU Injurious to tliu btumacn.
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GENERAL CITY NEWS.
', A. M. Beers, (or blacksmith work.
1! A. Hoivntd is on tho sick list tills
week.
Stuwnrt
Albright was in Superior
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rents gels a CO cent whip at Fogol
& Hutchison's.
Oljdo Olmstead is tick at the B. &M.
eating house.
Seo tho lino dl-play of heating stoves
nt W. W. Wright's.
Tho Cuikk and Chicago Inter Ocean
no yea r tor 81.25.
Miss Dollie Siiephcids m of Rlvertou
iwis hcto Monday .shopping.
V Wo are closing out oui leggins at
CO.st. I'0(li:i. & HUTlMUSUN.
Kll Soigtiiiscn of Nebraska City ar
rived in the city Saturday night.
Mrs. E. J. Overing nnd little daughter
wero visiting in Alma this week.
Walter Roby sells the Singer sewing
machine. Prices rignt. Get tho best.
Pay your subscription and got a cal
culating pencil. They nro a littlo won
der. Ira Ferrior formerly of the dopt
forco horo was down from Franklin
this week.
Geo. Topham returned Tuesday night
from Edgar to bo prcsont nt tho mar
riago of his sister.
Mrs. A. M. Wood and children of
Denver arrived in tho city Wednesday
for a visit with J. L. Miner and family.
Mrs. Wood Is a sister of Mrs. Miner..
I wih to announce to the public
that I am prepared to cry sales. Those
needing niv services will liud it to their
idvautago l 1 en in'. CLOVKI) t'UM
MINOS
Mrs w. Ii Xntidcrs gave n very
pltasant party nt her home on Cedar
street on Tuesday evening last to
ft lends to the number of sixteen.
Dainty refreshments wero seived and
a pleasant timo was had.
Cam ok Thanks Wo desire to ex
press in- heartfelt thanks to tho many
friends who so kindly assisted us
thr ugh the sickness and death of our
beloved daughter and sister. M it. and
MltS. H. DlKSLY AND FAMILY.
If you are going to givo a banquet
and want somo swell menu cards, if
you are goinir to get married and want
lip-to dnte wedding raid", if you at
going to have an opening in thw spring
and wbh to please in this line, If ou
want tj powriter paper or stationery of
any kind, either printed or plain como
nnd see us. Wo have a fine Hue.
J. O. Wiles has put in a crosswalk
from his restaurant across tho street.
This is a good improvement, but owing
to tho deep mud on tho crosswalk at
tho corner and tho on tiro lack of walk
at other places it was tho city's right
to put in this walk. It is not right for
privato citizens, in order to save their
patronage, to bo compelled to put iu
walks when tho necessity for them is
caused by others.
Notwithstanding tho story that tho
goods of the Noimika Mercantile Co.,
would not be opened up here, but
won d h divided op unit sunt lo pur
ties out of town, the store was opemd
up for lnirtiiii'-s Wedne-day. Aeoord
ing to their advertisement which will
be found iu this Ismip, the stocx bus
been plae d iu Ui IuiimU of It, I). G i--
ton, as trusten for the creditor, hum
will bo oloseil out at a'great reduction
in in )'"
Kililingtuu Route $215 00 toCtlifor
uia Feliruary 12, 10,20, March S, PJ,
111,20, Aim i 2, , 10 a 3. :J0. I, iwia
rate in yeuis Applies luSui Kruieis-
CO, 1'l Allgell'4, M.li'l'aillltlllii, Sill .JiihO
and pieiiy nearly every oilier iiiinni
unit iitnt iu C'liifiiiiiiii, Tin null
t'llllNl Meepi l's mi !ll of llm itlinvo
,1 ,i,..ji.i niin'inl tit. any MiHi'Hi in
Nhriukn at willed iriin ni-; 'i . h"
al l.os Angeles. eo lieuiet Kuriniu
ton ticket agent, or write J. Kiaueis,
General Passenger Agent, Omaha, Neb.
Insurance,
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LOCALLY
When you have urgent business with
someone In another town or city, ro
member you can reach jour party tho
quickest and best by tho long distance
telephone. R.Ucs made known on ap
plication to "central."
A very pleasant social dance was
given on Tuesday ovoning by a mini
bur of the young folks in honor of Ben
MeFarland, who will soon leave ngaln
for Duadwond, South D.ikota. A very
pleasant time wns had by thoso pres
ent. If you see anything in this papar that
pleases you If yon think It has the
right ring have your iianie put on our
llf-t as a subscriber If it displease
you give us youi niiinn anyhow it may
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please someone else this time and yen
next.
A telegram hearing the sad tidings
of the death of tho mother of C. W.,
A. U. and Miss Bess Kaleo was re
ceived last evening ami tho two latter
at ouco departed for Carey, Ohio, to
attend the funeral. C. W. could not
go on account of tho illness of his
wlfo.
William Dickson an old aottlor of this
county died at his homo north of this
city on last Frl lay afternoon, Fobruary
18th, after a short illness. He was born
April 18, 1835. Ho was a inoinbor of
tho A. O. U. W. and G. A. R. societies.
The funeral novices wore held at tho
Congregational church on Sunday after
noon uinl the it-mains wero laid to rest
in tho Rod Cloud cemetery.
Mayor Warren has figured up tho ox
pontes, to the city Incurred in tho
MUill-pox quarantine in this city and
has made a claim for the Mini auniu-t
tho state thuro bein several other
towns asking for relief from tho same
source. Senator Pitney and Represent
ative Peislgerof this county have inter
ested themselves iu the mattar ami a
bill has been presented to too legislat
ure by the. Inner. The) believe theio
will bo no opposition and the city will
be reimbursed for lis outlay.
A number of Knights Templar
Messers. liroiisuii, Cole, Willits, Mc
Cluru and Wilcox of MeCook, Lucu of
Republican City. Pair and McKooby of
Superior wero hero Thursday iiudiiuveii
candidates wero raised to the exalted
order of twelfth degtoo Masons. A ban
quet with plates for eighteen was serv
ed by W. S. iienso iu tho style nnd
sumptiiousness iu which that popular
caterer is so well versed. Nothing
which the season n Honied wns lacking
iu the bplcuilhl menu and the neighbor
Itnights departed for their ho ties with
the satisfaction of know inn that Red
Cloud is a pleasant place to visit.
The drama "Among Tho Breakers"
which was given by the coming gradu
ates of tho high school and thu "has
boons" wns largely attended, tho house
being crowded, all of which shows that
wo need n good opera houso in which
our homo talent in music nnd tho dra
ma may have a chanco to show them
selves to advantage. While wo wero
not present and can theroforo givo
tho participants but passing montlon
we understand that tho entertainment
was well under baud and up to a good
standard, and many parts wero played
with exceptional merit. Wo wish to
seo thoso same young mon and ladies
appear in a new ground Hour opera
houso, otherwise wo will havo to forego
tho pleasure.
Wo aro pleased to chroniclo this
weok tho happy event of tho marriago
nt Mr. Ralph K McCall and Miss Rosa
Topham at the homo of tho brides par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Topham in
Line township on Wednesday evening
last. A largo number of friends of the
family were present and left many
valuable tokens as rouiemurnt.ecs of
I he start out In life of the happy couple.
The bride is tho daughter of Joseph
Topham a prosperous farmer, and tho
groom .is tho son of Mrs. Oliver
McCall and they nro both estimablo
young people of much worth antl havo
many frUnda. Au txcellaut wedding
supper was partaken of after tho cere
mony. Tho Cuikh- with thtir many
friends extend congratulations.
Hrindley's Restaurant
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Death of S. E. Wolcott.
Ontho2Glh of December last, Mis.
Julia A. Wolcott was burled and on
February 17, a little loss than two
months sho wns followed by her hus
band. Fatality seems to often mark
cases and this scorns to bo one so mark
ed. Two woeks prior to her death they
wero both in good health, two weeks
after and tho husband was stricken
with disease which the best medical aid
could not arrest.
Sidney E. Woloott was born at Col
Chester, Vermont, Juno, 24, 1812. At
tho ago of nineteen he entered tho First
regiment of Cavalry raised in tho state
in the First Company nnd served until
tho oloso of hostilities with tho southern
states. With his regiment ho saw much
flovoro lighting, having done heroic
Horvico in tho following large battles,
besides many minor ones nnd skirm
ishes: Cold Harbor, Antietom, Wilder
ness,' Petersburg and Vicksburg.
At the close of tho war he became
a farmer by occupation and in 1800 was
iiurriedtoJullaA Stem, atllurlington
Vt. To this union two children were
horn, one a girl dying in Infancy, the
other, Arthur, thu only living iiioiuIk r
of the family left.
The family moved to Ackloy Iowa
from Vermont, in 1881 and threo years
later to Webster County whero they
havo since resided.
Mr. Wtlcott was sick about five
weeks, primary cause of tho sloknoss
being stomach troublo from which lie
has suffered since tho wnr, which later
developed into peritonitis, lie also Buf
fered much from a sabre cut in the
bond which occurred iu a hauiMo-hand
conflict vlth n gray coat at Winchester
Viiglnla.ln 180'J, at. which time his
horso was shot lroin under him.
ll) was a iiieiiiner of the Modern
.odimiu. (J. A ll and H.o .Nmr (
flintier, the W Illiell 'uklng lllllell of
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dea'h The funeral was held at tho
M K. Church at Inavalo on Tunsilav
f.. lowiiiit the death, and was luluelv
ntteinlefl, the easWet being nlinr.8 en
tirelv (wvmvd by llovveis donated by
he thieedilferent orders to which no
lielmiued.
R.v. IM-iokwell of Ayr delivered the
funeral sermon in a very touching way
utler vvli'CIl Ho tl' w,,,',' followi ll
i.iiiieeiuieien ami phi '! oythe ntdo
of hi- wi'ollieii' I" h'cp till llm hist
mil i e il i"i
CAIIIHIfr' THANKS -" I'h loll'llll-
in Miir uiiwi neii in Uiaiiks to Uio
liii-iMl" uinl nt'igi w" "" ""1
hulpid us in our time of grief and
trouble, the sicklies-, anil death of our
father. Aktuuu and Noua Wolcoit
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