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WEEK'S HAPPENINGS
Store repairs at W. W. Wright's.
f7ov farm loans call on C. W. Kaley.
Overalls, jackets and work shirts at
the Fair.
Special price on buggy whips. Fo
qkl & Hutchison.
Willis Morgan and wifo of llivertoti
wero in the city Thursday.
Kevonuo Collector Stewart of Hast
ings was hero this week.
Will Parker was looking after busi
ness mutters in Fairbury this week.
Mrs. George Kodgers of Lincoln is
iti tbo city visiting with L. il. Fort and
family.
Jno. Polnicky is in Umahn this week
attondiug a meeting of tho Kctnil
Liquor Dealer's association.
There will bo regular service held at
tho Christian church each Lords day
at tho usual hours. 11. S. Soudku,
Pastor.
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Do you realize
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How do we
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POULTRY NETTING.
4 feet high, 32c per rod.
5 feet high, 40c per rod.
0 feet hign, 47c per rod.
Other sizes in proportion.
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UlhTY tin (itiimhin. Pfinn JlOo. fr-
14 lb IX tin Columbia cans with
gauge 35c.
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Tjik t'HiEK $1 per year.
Spndcs, boos, rakes and forks nt tho
Fair.
Wantkd: Good girl at the Hon Ton
rostauraut.
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Canvas leggins at cost. Foor.i. &
Hutchison.
A few of thoso dnndy iMc whips to go
at 10c nt Butler's.
Tho lino of heating stoves at Wright's
is superb. Seo them.
James Mcintosh was a business vis
itor to Hebron this week.
Don't fail to got our prices before
buying. Fooei. & Hutchison.
Aivn Seliars has been quite sick this
week with grip, but is now able to be
around again.
John S. Marsh of Guide Hock wns
looking after business matters hero tho
tirst of tho woek.
Forty thousand foot of onk lumbor
for sale cheap. Enquiro ot E, II. Goblo
at Rod Cloud Mill site.
L. A. Haskins has further improved
his property in tho south ward by plac
ing a now fonco around it.
V. Hnrwood of Sumner county, Kan
sas is in tho city called hero on nccount
of tho illness of J. Y Harwood.
have 20,000 bushels of primo seed
oats for salo last year's crop. Write
mo at once. Jno. K. Gihd, Humboldt,
Neb.
Mrs. C. F. Gund of Bluo Hill wns
visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. L. Miner, and other relatives this
week.
Tho county commissioners have been
in session sinco Tuesday. An nccount
of their actions will bo published next
week.
Homer Fox, ono of nur enterprising
young men, contemplates starting n
gun shop in Audursonvillo in tho near
future.
Mrs. Ed. Lindsoy and children who
have been visiting with Geo. Lindsey
and family left Sunday for St. Charles,
Missouri.
Con. Wilson was doing busiaoss in
Omahn mid Council Hinds tho fore part
oi tho week.
Lost Eievcn-niontliB-old calf. Dark
red, white face, red around eyes, white
on end of tail nnd on holly. W. II.
Van Patten.
C. II. Kaley has had a largo tank
built to hold Hit water pumped by his
windmill. It is a good improvement
to hit properly.
Elwood Shoppnrd, son of Mrs. Shep
paid and brother of Elizabeth, arrived
in tho city Thursday from Boulder
City, Montana, for a short visit.
iGo to No 1 Third avenue for fresh
garden nnd ilold seeds of nil kinds.
Also hendqunrtcrs for the BEST coal
iu town. Union sots, cane soed, Knllir
corn, etc.
Tho stone for the other three cross
walks nt tho intersection of Fourth
avenue nnd Webster streot arrived this
week and will bo put in soon as the
weather will permit.
For a hand made harness to give
wear, niado of the best oak tanned
leather that will not rip or tear, and
warranted to bo made with the host of
care, go to J. I). Butler.
Miss Nellie West who has boon here
for severnl weeks on account of tho
smallpox epidemic at Falls City re
turned to her duties in tho public
schools at that place Sunday.
Win Greer and family of Almonn,
Kansas, arrived in (ho city the fore
part of the week and will make this
their future homo. Mr. Greer will
worK for tho B. & M It. 11. Compnny.
A number of the young friends of
Guy Toothncro tendored him a very
pleasant surprise ou Wednesday even
ing, tho occasion being his eighteenth
birthday. A very enjoyable time was
had.
J. W. Harwood, father of Tress Har
wood, and who occupies the H. E. Pond
residence in the north part of tho city,
is very low with appendicitis and fever
and little lr pes aro entertained of his
recovery.
When you have urgent business with
someone in nnother town or city, re-
1 member you can reach your party tho
, quickest and best by the long distance
1 telephone. K.Ues mado known on up
1 plication to "central."
The danco given at tho residonco of
Peter Mcintosh west of this city last
Saturday o veiling was a very pleasant
' and ni.jovahlo event. Thoso present
( report Mr. and Mri. Mcintosh very
I ho-pitalilu entertainers and hopn they
will be again given an opportunity to
onjoy their hospitality.
The managers of the Red Cloud com
otery aro to be e.ntiiplinienU'rt on tho
good wink lii'ini: iltiiio in i in city of Hie
dead. Walk and ilnvuw:t8 urn bi iug
graveled and curbed with md stunt
stinii) mid the grounds am being other
wisn artistically arranged, Wu aro al
ways pleased to note such improvements.
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Wash boilers, tubs nnd wringers nt
thFnir.
rht cents gets a 60 cent whip at Fogol
& Hutchison's.
Seo the iino display of henting stoves
atW.W. Wright's.
Tho CniKF and Chicago Inter Ocean
noyenr for 81.25.
M. M. Stern nnd wifo wero Omaha
visitors this week.
Chris Fussier of Bluo Hill wns in tho
city on business Monday.
Soth Iteed of Suporior was in tho
city Saturday and Sunday.
J. Hose, tho Iliverton restaurant
man, wns in the city Monday.
Geo. Hadell left for tho west Sunday
evening with a lino of clonks.
Attorney Blackledgo wns in Crete on
business tho fore part of thoweek.
Mrs. C L. Olmstend of Cowlos wns
visiting frioi ds in tho city Friday.
Chns.Crabill was visiting friends in
Franklin last Frldny and Saturday.
Walter Hoby sells tho Singer sowing
machine. Prices right. Got tho best.
W. M. Hooves and family of Gutilo
Hock wero visiting with friends in tho
city tho foro part of tho week.
Tho public sale of Jos. McClelland,
which was advertised for March 10th,
has been postponed until March 28lh.
I Insurance,
I Abstracts,
Notary Public.
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O. C. TEEL,
i RED CLOUD, NEB. S
Is tho best. r
Hns the shortened hitch.
Has tbo best wheel.
Hns the best steel frame.
Has the least draft.
Has n pivot pale.
And is therefore the easiest handtod of any cultivator on
the market.
I havo riging cultivators as low as S18.0O.
I havo walking cultivators as low as 810.00.
I havo sulkey listers ns low us $32.00.
This is just a fow of tho prices I can olfor you. Como and see me. It
will pay you. I am loaded with goods and they must go.
JKS. PETERSON,
R. W. Plants of Concordia, Kansas,
arrived in tho city tho fore part of the
week nnd has taken charge of the Ne
braska Mercantile Co.'s store forOlnoy
& Gaston, and will conduct tho busi
ness in the future.
Mert Adamson and Miss Florenco
Fuller, both of Co vies wero united in
tho holy bonds of matrimony on Wed
nesday. The Chief extends congratu
lations and wishes them a long aud
happy lifo of connuubial felicity.
J. Nustein, our popular cigar mau
wont to Bluo Hill and Bladen Monday
to dlsposo of a few of his excellent
smoKes, Jake makes good cigars and
wu havo no hesitancy in recommend
ing them to the general public. He
httN just put a nowbrnnd on tho mar
ket, called tho "Blue Front" which is
a.u excellent article.
Burlington Hontf!$25 00 to C.vlifor
nla February 12, 19, 120, March 0, 12,
10, 20, April 2, 0, 10. 23, 30. Lowest
ri.li. til Vi'iir.q. Alil)liia In Sun Krnnnlu.
ci, Los AuguloH, Sacramento, San Jose
and iii'ettv nearlv everv otht-r iinoni-
titiit point in California. Tlir ugh J
I. in rlut mIiiiiiiI'i fill fill llf I III! II lull'.. I
tlatiH ;.'ut uDiririi at any station in
Nebraska nt which train stop-; gut otr
ul Los Angeles. See nearest Burling
ton ticket agent, or write J, Francis,
General Passenger Agent, Oinuba, Neb.
Exnmino tho lace nnd ribbon nt tho
Fair.
Howard Ueisley of Innvnlo was in
tho city Tuesday.
Miss Lottio Donkin of Cowles wns in
tho city Saturday.
E. U. Overman wns transacting busi
ness in Oxford this week.
Al. Garner and E. E. Lnddof Innvalo
were in tho city Saturday.
(rank Daggett of Phlllipsbuig, Kan
sas, wns hero this week,
Wo nro closing out our leggins at
cost. Fooki, & Hutchison.
Bom, to Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas. Brunei',
on Tuesday, March ID, a girl.
Mrs. II. Michnels returned from a
visit nt Weeping Water last Saturday.
J as. Murphy of Edgar transacted
busino s in tho city the foio pnrl of tho
week.
The Court of Honor, a now beneli
clary otdcr, wns organized iu this city
Inst Saturday evening.
J. 11. Lnshley will next week move
with his family to luavalo whore ho
will farm this summer.
Earl Hickman, n cattlo dealer from
Atwood, Kansas, wns in tho city on
business last Saturday.
Spring is her; so is Butler, with a
full lino of light nnd heavy harness nt
low pricos. Call boforoyou buy.
11. A. Hichoy, tho blind man who
lives on Seventh nvenuo cast of tho
school houso yard, is soriously ill.
Louis Foam of Clay Center, this
state, who has been visiting hero for
some time, returned homo Thursday.
Walter Chlnnock and wife, former
residents of this city were her visiting
friends and relatives tho first of tho
week.
Newton Soibort and Chas. Cockrall
left Tuesday for Annmosn, South Da
kota, for tho purposo of hunting up n
now locution.
Tho Easter services of tho Kniglits
Templar will be held on April 7 at the
M E church in tho morning and nt
Episcopnl church iu tho evening.
Tho sotiior class of tho high school
will give nn ontcrainment nttho school
house on Friday evening, March 20th.
The price of admission is but ten cents.
I wish to nnnouncn to tho public
that I mil prepnred to cry sales. Thoso
needing my services will lind it to their
advantugo to seo mo. Ci.oykd Cum
minos.
famous
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Tho D. of H. gavo a very pleasant
surprise to Mrs. Lilllo E. Orering on
Thursday evening, the occasion boing
her 49th birthday. A very pleasant
and enjoynbl time was had.
Mrs. H. A. Shinkle died at her homo
in tho south part of tho city on last
Saturday evening. Tho funeral ser
vices woro held on Sunday afternoon
nnd tho remains wero laid to rest In
Ued Cloud cemetery.
Tho Ued Cloud hog buyers aro over
doing thnmsolves this week. Tho prico
hns been as higli as $1 GO por hundred
during tha week. Gosh, this makes u
nowspapor man wish ho was a farmor
with a hog that weighed three hundred.
If you seo anything in this paper that
pleases you if you think it hns tho
right ring have your nnmo put on our
list as a subscriber. If it displeases
you give us yom name anyhow it may
please someone elso this time nnd you
next.
The secretary of the Fraternal Aid
Association of this city received a war
runt for one thousand dollars this
wi'hk in imyiiituii of the death henellt
on tlm life of the late Mary Hansen,
wo it'll will be paid to her husband, 1'.
A. Hansen. This lodge has boon forg
ing to tho front lately and many now
members aro beiug tiken in.
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You all remember these
eleg-tnt negligee shirts
from tho "Lion Brand"
factory, wohnd last season.
You remember how well
they ITt, how well they
wore, and, abovo all, how
well thy In Id their colors.
Wc have
just received
a big new
assortment from
the factory.
More bright nice nobby
pattemg than ever. Ask
to seo the
"Malvern,"
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"Hazclton,"
"Glcnmorc,"
"Cortex,"
for correct things in spring
shirts.
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Everything fer proper nrck dressing. New styles in high band
nnd straight collais ai.d the grainiest usMortment of up-to date
neck ties over shown in Hid Cloud. 'lVcks, new stylo Pour-in-Hands
, Windsors, Bat Ends, Bows mid Clubs.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
Nobby Spring Suits !
In nddltiou to our regular spring lino of men's tine .suits we pur
chased of Arnold & Lochheim, Philadelphia, 9000 worth of el
gain mii'iy iiiiiortiii muiiik mium iuii ureal sacriuoe oi reguiai
wholesale prices. We place this special line on our tables at
tho greatest discount ( ver known for high class clothing.
su 7 no Suiis 11tar2.no.
SlUOOSoitn at WOO.
Sill 01) Melton Suits at
$10 00 CiiHMinuri!
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THE STORE THAT NEVER DISAPPOINTS.
Talk about improvement, thero is
at lenst ono business man in town wo
uro proud of. This is W. S. Bonse.
This week ho recoivod his new soda
fountain aud it is a iino one, in fact as
nico a ono as can bo found any WLoro iu
thostnto. If all of tho businessmen
of this city would take as much trouble
to (ix up their places and accommodate
their customers ns does Mr. Bouse the
city would bo better oft. A few dollars
spent in improving n piece of residence
property enhances its valuo nt least
one-third nnd it is tho samo with a
placoof business. A few dollars spent
in making it nppcnr up to dnto in
creases tho business in proportion.
Wo nro glad to see Mr. Bonse do well.
Ho deserves it. Such busiuess mea
nro n credit to tho town.
aSixtoon members of tho Odd
Follows lodgo of this city went to
Franklin Tuesday ovening to assist tho
lodge nt that place in their degree
work. Nineteen candidates wero in
ducted into tho mysitciios of tho four
degrees of tho order. Tho team ol this
city in point of efllcieucy ranks with
tho best in tho state and their work
Tuesday evening wns highly com
monded by tho Franklin brethren,
l'ho ccromeny Insted until 3 a.m., the
boys roturning home Wednesday morn
ing. Thoso from hero wore: E. J,
Overing Jr., Goo. J. Wnrren, George
Ovoring, Prof. Shins, O. O. Teel, Geo.
Holliater. W. W. Wright. J. Nustein.
F. W. Cowdon, A. J. Means, D. W.
Turnure, Al. Saladen, Wm. Rachjon,
(ioorgo fierce, V. u. lleugo, George
'tickets.
Tho masquerade ball given at tho B,
& M. eating houso Inst Wednesday
ovening wns n most enjoyable event.
Tho affair was in chargo of the MIssch
Dillon and Miles who havo been con
ducting tho dancing school hero for
some time past and who took this way
of bringing their engagement hero to a
close. Tho spacious dining hall was
taxed to its utmost by the merry throng
of dancers and onlookers. Tho grand
march began nt nino o'clock and for
several hours tho delightful pastime
was kept up. Many unique costumes
wc re in evidence, and the line-up In
tli march was very striking indeed.
Wo would be pleased to make mention
of all costumes but space unit time will
not allow. The niot striking costume.
to us at least, was that of tlie Imlniti
chief, worn by Alderman Finch, unit
Whlell WO MI)IHII WIS llliilllt til ' I .
sent tin) lli;t Cloud (iiikk. VII iu al1,
tni.- was one of I In most deliglitfi.l ,
filTf.It'4 lit till, kfltil itt'm irltri.ti In tl,.
city.
The "LION BRAND" Shirts
for Spring.
Special Showing of
Child's
Vestcc Suits
and Pants
for Spring.
Special values at
$1.50, $1.75, $2.00,
$2.25, $2.50.
Pants at 25c,
50c, 75c,
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mid Chuviot
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are ready to show you.
Clothing Co.
Aucuon' Meeting;.
At a mealing of the assessors i f
Webster county held in Bed Cloud,
March 19, the following bnsis of assess
ment wns adopted:
Ukai. Estatk At an nverago of
13 00 per aero.
I'KitsoNAi.-Stnllions, $25 to $50;
horses of all ages, $.1 to $10; fat cattle,
lc per pound; cows, $0, 2-year-olds, $0;
yearlings, $2 u 15; sheep, 50a per head;
hogs, II per hundred; steam engines,
925 to $70; tire and burglar proof safes,
$5 to $10, billiard nnd pool tables, $20;
carriages and wagons, $2 to $10;
watches nnd clocks, $1 to $10; sewing
inaclilnex, $2 to $5; pianos, $20 to $40;
organs, $3 to $8; corn and oats, 3c per
on.; wheat 0c per bu ; ryo, 8o per hu.j
household goods, $2 to $30; bioyoles; f3
to $5. K. IIouoiliN, Chairmnn.
Jos W Waiiukn, Socretary.
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If you nro going to give a banquot
and want some swell menu enrds, if
you are goinu to get marrk'd and want
up-to dnto wedding cnid, if you are
going to have an opening in the spiiug
and wish to pieaso in this line, If you
want typewriter paper or stationery of
any kind, either printed or plain como
and seo us Wo have a tius line.
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the news
papers Is sure to know of the wonderful
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cures made by Dr.
Kilmer's SwamD-Root.
the ereat kidney, liver
and Madder remedy.
j; It Is the great medl
Sj cal triumph of the nlno-
teenth century: dls-
covered after years of
scientific research by
Dr. Kilmer, the emi
nent kidney and blad
der specialist, and (s
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wonderfully successful In promptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou
bles and Brlght's Disease, which Is the worst
form ef kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer s Swnmp.Root Is not rec
ommended for everything but If you havekld
ney, liver or bladder trouble It will be found
Just the remedy you need. It has been tested
In so many ways, In hospital work. In Drivata
practice, amoog tho helpless too poor to pur
chase relief and has proved so successful In
every case that a special arrangement has
been made by which all readers of this paper
who have not already tried It, may have a
sample bottle sent free by mall, also a book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
find out If you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this penerous
oner in tnts paper and
send your address torfiUlP'
Dr. K mer&Co..B nc-BJiSft a'KM!uj&
namton, N. Y. The ---ii!ai!!
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regular titty cent and Homaotsyimp-noot.
dollar sizes are sold by all good dtaggists.
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