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To tho person writing tho sou
tonce, 'Ncwhouse Bros, sell photo
supplies."
tho Rretitost number of times on
tho buck of tut ordinary postnl
card and mailing to us wo will
give u $10.00 camera, to tho next
ii $5.00 camera mid to tho third a
$1 00 camera Hindi sentence
must be numbered and each
card have tho namo and address
of tho contestant No cards re
ceived after .Juno 13. Winners
announced Juno 20. You may
write as many cards as you wish.
It costs nothing but tho postal
cards to compote, so try yourself
on Hue writing
llemhotise - Bros.
Red Cloud, Neb.
N H Wo also sell watches,
clocks, jewelry, glasses, and oth
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first class jewelry store under a
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WEEK'S HAPPENINGS.
Stovo repairs at W. W. Wright's.
For farm loans call on C. W. Kuloy.
Cano seat Rockers 61 27 at Miner
Uros.
H. H. 1'uunli of Bluo Hill was here
this weok.
Now lays on jour old lister for $2.50.
G. W. Dow.
Tho lino of heating stoves at Wright's
is superb. Sco thorn.
11. A. Dykes of Ltbanon, Kausas,
was bore Weduosday.
John Roberts of Lebanon has been
lioro several days this week.
R H. Johnson of Lebanon, Kanias,
Mas here tho first of the weok.
Adam Grass of Hastings was horo
on Tuesday looking nftor business mat
ters. F. W. Jeffries and wife of Hastings
were guests at the Holland House on
Wednesday.
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The kigh prices of tho past nro
knocked down at our store.
Notice these for a few prices.
e holo gasoliuo stovo 13 00
2 holo Russian oven - 50
Wiro screen per nvnuro foot lo
l)h inch Hereon door with hlngos,
hook aud hundlo,05c.
Western Washer, 13 00
Boy's wagons, all steel, $1.00.
Wagon bows, 5 In sot, 80o.
No. 8 Wash bollor, oOo.
Copper bottom toa kettlo, OOo.
Croquet sots, 75o.
Lawn mowers, $8.50.
Hummocks, Rofrigorators,
Bicyolos, Ico Cream Freezors.
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class manner.
We want your
trade and will
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Lonsdale cambric 9c at Minor Hros.
K Knowles of McCook was horo this
week.
F. W Fuller of C.impboll was here
this week.
Amos Cowden of Superior washcie
this week.
10 yards Standard prints for ,12 at
Miner Dins.
Ora Montgomery of Guide Rock was
up Thursday.
H. F. Wolf of Doshlor, this state wns
hero Tuesday.
W. S. 1'iico of O.ik, tills state, was
here this weok,
A few of those dandy 25c whips to go
at 10c at Butler's.
Win Kirkpatrick was hero this week
from Guido Rock
It N Duntnn aud wife of Lebanon
were here Wednesday.
Miss Jessie Kellogg left Monday for
a visit with friends at Lincoln
Mrs Harry Conover of McCook was
here this week vu'Mr.g friends.
E O P uker and son Ktl wero dp
from Guide Rock on Tliursday.
Miss Essie Haydeu of Hebron was
here this week visiting with relatives.
C R. Liggett of McCook was here
this week looking after business mut
ters Miss Lillie Tuniiisou visited at her
homo south of Inntiale tho first of the
week.
R. U. Kummer departed today noon
for a visit at his homo at Columbus,
this state.
New Model sewing machine, guaraa
teed to do good work, price $12.00 at
Miner Hros
P. W. Shea of Orluans, formerly a
popular business man of this citj was
hero Thursday.
W. S. Garbor formerly of this city
was hero this week. Ho is now located
at Kansas City.
Ladies' vests 7c, union suits 25c, cor
sets 35, 45 and 50c, and good hosiery
for 10c nt tho Fair.
Frank Barley, messenger boy at the
depot has taken a lay-off and will visit
for a weou or ton days at Lincoln.
Frank Barlow who is now located at
Bolvidore, this stato, is horo on a visit
with his parents nnd other friends.
Foil Sai.k-. 2500 bushels of old corn
in crib nt my residence. 40 cents per
bushel. J. 11. Bailey, Red Cloud.
G. C. Bondol of Naponco is tho new
messenger boy nt the depot. Ho seems
to bo a pleasant and obligiug young
man.
Mrs. Carl Jenkins and children of
Beatrice camo up Sunday ovoning ftotn
Beatrice for a visit with relatives and
friends,
Thero will bo regular scrivco held at
tho Christian church each Lords day
at tho usual hours. H. S. Soudku,
Pastor.
Jasper V. Smith arrived home Wed
nesday night from Helton, Kansas,
where he has been staying for some
time past.
L. D. Wells who has been associated
with J. W. McClaron at Bolvidere, this
state, in the implement business, has
sold out to tho latter.
Herb Cook who is holding n position
with tho Armour Packing Company at
Chicago is visiting his parents Mr. nnd
Mis. Henry Cook and other relatives
and friends here.
For a hand made harness to give
wear, made of tho best oak tanned
leather that will not lip or tear, and
warranted to ba made with tho best of
caro, go to J. U. Butler.
Reserved seats for commencement
exercises on salo at Grice's drug store,
Monday June 3d .at 5 o'clock. Rosorv
od seats for both evenings 25c. A sou
venir program givon with each ticket.
Mrs. J. No matter what causes fa
cial eruptions, absoluto cleanliness in
side and out is tho only way to cure
them. Rocky mountain tea takon this
month will drive them away. 35c. C.
L. Cotting.
Tho brick oflico at tho Chicago lum
ber yard is going skyward as fast as
masons can rush tho work. When
the now yards and ofilco is completed
it will be as line a one us can bo found
we9t of thn Mi'souri river.
Wo wish our correspondents would
endeavor to get their items in each '
week and if possible not later than J
than Tliursday. No department of
tho pupor is looked utter by our read
ers more than this. If your locality is
not represented send us in u e news
By programs received by relatives in
tli is city, of tho commencement exer
cises of the Hildtoth, Nobrasku, high
school, wo notice tho name of a former
young lady of Rod Cloud, Miss Daisy
Sellars, as a graduate ul that place.
Miss Sellars is a daughter of Mrs. W. J.
Perry aud a grand-daughtor of Mr. aud
Mrs. A. D, Brows of this city.
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Clothing Values Extraordinary !
It has been our good foutune to give the Clothing Trade a number of Price sensations during our career, BUT
our spring line is a "startler" even to those who have been accustomed to our way of doing it. THIS IS OUR
SEASON. We arc selling most of the clothing that is being sold in Red Cloud. The reason is plain, We are
handling the highest grades of merchandise known to the business, and are not working on the "Get Rich Quick'
plan. We are satisfied with small profits.
"A Little
Pocket Book
Teaser. "
A flno all wool black Clay Wor
sted 10 ok. satin piped, sizos 35
to 42 nt
$7-5.
Will without doubt oclipso any
thing over offered in tho clothing
lino in Rod Cloud. Wo have
just 25 suits of this spocial offer
ing nnd it will pay you to como
at ouco if you want onoof them.
Cowden-Kaley Clothing Co.
"THE STORE THAT NEVER DISAPPOINTS."
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Insurance !
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OF FKEEl'OKT, ILL.
The largest old lino company in thc
west.
farmers Mutual Ids Co.
Of Nebraska, of Lincoln.
Largest mutual in tho state with.
over HOO policies in Webster
County.
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Kkd Cloud, Nkishaska.
LOCALLY
Good skirtings 5c tho yard nt Miner
Bros.
Bess Van Baron of Superior was bare
this weok.
J. D. Dykos of Lobanon, Kansas, was
hero this weok.
Tho Cnisr nnd Chicago Inter Ocean
no year for $1.25.
Iron bod, spring and mattress com
plete $0.00 at Miser Bros.
Mod's underwear at 25c and hosiery
as low as 5c at the Fair.
Southern silk shirtings, regular 10c
tho yard now 7o at Miner Bros.
j Georgo Clapp of Bloomington was
i here visiting his brother Lew this week
I Tho place to buy tinware, glassware,
croquet sots and ico cream freezers is
at the Fair.
Spring is here; so is Butler, with n
full line of light and heavy harness at
low prices. C.ill baf nviyou buy.
Finest lluo of iron beds and fancy
rockers in tho valley, at bedrock
prices at J. C. Wolfe's, the furniture
man.
1 Farm loans at fi per cent interest on
good improved laud. C. F. Cathoi,
olllcu over Cutting's drug store, Bed
Cloud, Neb.
J. C. Wolf), tho furnituro man, has
just recoived a nice now lino of now
furniture and carpets. Cull and got
prices before buying.
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Other good values lu pants at
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GENERAL CITY NEWS.
A. W. Cobbs ul Bostwick was hero
Thursday.
Dr. F. K. McKiobr was up fiom Su
perior todoy.
Cliui Wilt of It'comiugtou wns in the
city this week.
Regular $25 0$ side boards now $1G 00
at Miner Bros
Geo. McCall was up from Guide
Bock Saturday.
H. E. Collier of Lobanon, Kansas,
was hern Thursday.
Mrs. M. N. Doudna of Guide Rock
was bore Thursday.
E. A. Fordhnm of Lobanon, Kansas,
was hero Wednesday.
F. E. White and wifo of Thayer, Mo.,
were hero this weok.
Regular $18,00 bed loom suits now
814 50 at Miner Bros.
R. S. Proudlil and wifo of Guldo
Rock wero up Thursday.
W. Helm and lady of Lobanon, Kan
sas, wore visitors here Thursday.
Thomas Burden of Bladen, fathor of
James Burden was horo this week.
Goo. Hutchison and wifo of Cowles
wero visiting friends hero this week.
The Misses Clara and Edith McCon
net of Bostwick were visiting here thU
week.
Miss Viola Ward returned Tuesday
evening from a visit with friends at
Omaha.
James Grlmiuger of Wymore was
here this week looking after business
matters.
Jos. Horborgtr has brightened the
appearance oj the front of his res
taurant by a coat of paint.
Mis. Boyd Mini sol I of McCook ar
rived in tho city Wodtiemlav on u visit
to friends ami relatives heio.
Miner Doyle and Geo. Terkins of
Campbell visited in the city Tuesday
the guests of Mr. and Mis. S. D.iy.
Miss Jessie Smith of Chicago is hrc
visiting hor parents, Mr. aud Mrs, M.
'. Sherman and other relatives ami
f i lends.
Tliu bacculuuteuto .sermon to the
graduates of the Red Cloud High
school will bo civen ul the Congrega
tional church at 8 p.m. Sunday oven
nig. Karl fond arrived in tho city Tues
day night from Liucoin to be hero for
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Boys and
Children's Suits.
Uttlo fol
lows uto fit
ted out here
with perfect
satisfaction.
The price
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muko of tho
goods.
IMra good
values this
spring in
Child's
Vcstcc
and
Two
Piece
Suits.
at $1.50, $1 75, $2.00 and $.'.50
Boy's and
Young Men's Suits.
All tho nobby creations of tho
souuou. Price begins at $.'100
audoudsat$l2 00. Within this
range of price you will find most
overy fabric known to the cloth
ing trado
Hats Shoes.
ur hat dopartaiontis coinploto.
This is nil wo need to say about
hats. Our reputation as tho
loading hatters is woll estab
lished. WeSEHSelzShoes.
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You will want something that you
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and the price that I make will savo you money.
Don't - Let - Anyone - Hold - You - Up.
Seo no bofnro Xou buy any thing in
some uiirucuvo prices on u
I will build you a job right.
JHS- PETERSON
tho graduating oxotcises and tho baa
guets of the pnst and present gradu
ating classes.
Go to No 1 Third avenuo for fresh
garden aud Held seeds of ull kinds.
Also beadaiiartora for the BEST coal
in town. Onion sets, cano seed, Kaflir
corn, ote.
Mother" of guild judgment nne1 ex
poriuiiuu givu ili'ir Jltiln ones Rooky
Mountain Ten thw month Kieps
thrui Midi :t5f. Made liy Mudi-on
dcdioiiio Co. C L. Cotiiru'.
L:fi Heibi'iiM'i, Clou l Li-uNund
Price Ludlow weie in biipi'i'ior Sun
day. 'I'lii- lni-i are li'avi-ling to Hint
piiint Hit iruuiar ilial theie niiixi lie
iiiiiit1 girl in Hie eu-ii
A very pretty window was that in
the diy goods depaiimi'tit of Turntuo
Bio.s. golieii up for Denotation Day.
It was the handiwork of A. V. Dneker
mil wit-, exceptionally woll executed.
Mist Sarah !! ry will ha homo the
last of I lie week She hits been
working in the il.'u-s making si opt in
Lincoln and will have all tiio latest
iiylesand uioilut of dios making at
Her old hliop
Grace EpUcopal: "Ti inity Sunday".
.Morning piuyer, Uoly communion
and sermon 10:00 a in. Evening prayer
and suiiuun 8 p.m. Sunday school a
We Are Often
Asked
by do you peoplo carry such
)pio carry such a
lluo line of I'm nisi
filing (loods?
Our furnishing goods depurtmeut
Is so well and favorably known that
the trado is not routined to Rod
Cloud iilouo but extends from Wy
more to Mc'dok Lots of uofitl
llltlo ni tides that other stores tell
you there is no snlo for.
Our SHIRT
Department.
Is tho most oompleto in southoru
Nebraska Wilson llros. wliite
shirts Tho "Lion Hrnnd" soft
shirts nt tl 00, 91.25 and $1.50
nro tho best shirts in tho world.
Good
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Thnt is why thore
aro over twenty
imitators or tne
Famous Olio Cul-
tivator. I have (
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nix shovel. Make
mo mistake
ORIGINAL.
can go over your com with before it is ,
tho farm tool lino
I will mako yon
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W. Ii, Xandkhs, Rector.
The contract for the Wright-Potter
Inn ding was let this week to Messrs.
II to pie nnd Saucerman of Hastings.
A number of men wero put to work,
on Wednesday digging out the dirt on
the P.iMer lot and tho bullJings will
toon bn in cuiii u of construction.
An aim in ot lim this afternoon about
haif paid i wo o'clock brought our cltl
.ii out on tlm ttreet In a hurry. Tli i
nit,. Mat loi-iiU'd in the rear ! tho
bunding i ied by Win. Bentc, in
the h.ik-o xhop department. Tho tiro
wat kept in check by a bucket brigade
until tint ;n I ivnl of tliu lire department
wlio 9iiii hud it extinguished. It wut
n close cull ami again show. our citi
z mis what they wo t the iiio boys.
Ladles Can Wear Shoes
one size smaller after using Allen'f
Foot E.ie, a powder to be shaken hit
tho shoes. It makes light or new shoot
leideasy; gives instant leliof lo corns
mid bunion. It's ihe greato.tt comfott
discovery of the age. Cures Hid pre
vents swollen feel, blisieis, callous and
soio spots. Allen's Foot-Easo is a cer
tain eiuo for sweating, liot.aching feet.
At ull dtuggists nnd shoo stores, 9Gj.
Ti iiil package FREE by mail. Address
Allen S Olmsted, Lu Roy, N. Y.
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