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WEEK'S HAPPENINGS
Cut down the weeds.
Stove repairs at W. W. Wright's.
For anything in the hardware line go
to Wright's.
On the way to Albright Brother?, a
carload of furniture.
Two good girls wanted at the Bon
Ton Bakery and Restaurant.
Jos. Holcomb, a tamer well known
resident of the city was here this week.
Mrs. Walter Chinncck of Falls City,
thif state, was visiting with old friends
nere this week.
Charley Hunter and Wm. Kenkel
of lnavale went to Kansas Oity Sunday
with several cars of stock.
Visitors are always made welcome'at
Albright Bros, whether you purchase
or not. Always glad to seevou.
Mrs. Clam Jackson and daughter
Beulah, departed Tuesday for a visit
with relative in Sheridan county,
Kansas.
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out at one-fourth off.
This makes a four ball
Croquet Set, complete
with arches and-stakes at.
56C.
Other styles and sizes in
proportion.
Take advantage of this
price as the stock will
not last long:
We have prices on
Wagan Covers,
Wagon Bows,
Galvanized Meas
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Ball Bearing Grind
Stones, $4.50.
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Hen Ludlow has a new rubber tired
buggy.
I'eto Mcintosh went to Guide Rock
Thursday.
Hoy Hutchison of Lebanon, Kansas,
was hero this week.
The Fair, does not mean the county
fnir but The Fair Store.
The finest line of stoves in the valtey
can be found at Wright's.
Quite a number from hero attended
the reunion at Hustlngs'this week.
Donald McCallum of Guide Rock
was doing busicuas hero this week.
R. C. Gerard of Lebanon, Kansas,
was looking after mutters hoi o Satin
day. llavo you icon the latesU styles of
nets and duster? Butler's is the place
for them.
J. A. Hniloy and wife left Thursday
morning on a visit to ft lends and rela
tives in Ohio.
Don't forget the date and place of
the special salo of nets, dusters and
light harness at Butlet's.
Win. Hurd of Cewles is in the city
and is holping out with tho carpenter
work on the Wright-Potter building.
Tho front of tho Cotting-Bense block
is being painted and it adds much to
the appearance of those buildings.
The Red Cloud Fair Store Is not as
large as tho Chicago Fair,' still you can
tind almost anything you want there.
Finest lino of iron beds and fancy
rockers in tho valley, at bed-rock
prices at J. C. Wolfe's, the furniture
nan.
Farm loans at 5 per cent interest on
good improved land. C. F. Cather,
office over Cotting's drug store, Red
Cloud. Neb.
Earney Graves who is clerking in
the Palmer House at McCook visited
with bis mother and sister here the
Orst of the week.
John Amack who has been here tar
some time recuperating from the
effects of a broken arm has returned to
Anselmo, Nebraska.
Watermelons are getting larger and
better every day but up to date our
force have not been surprised to see
any rolled in on the floor.
F. W. Cowden returned the fore prt
of the week from the eastern market
where he purchased one of the largest
and best assorted stocks of goods ever
brought to the Republican valley.
Geo. J. Warren, W. N. Richardson,
C. I). Robinson, R. T. Potter, 0. W.
Turnure, Jos. Gnrbor and a number of
others were in Lincoln this week at
tending the republican state conven
tion. Announcement: I hereby announce
myself a candidate for the office of pro
bate judge in and for Webster county,
Nebraska, subject to the will and de
cision of the peoples independent party
convention to be held in Red Cloud,
September 10, 1901. L. A. Haskihs.
A very pleasant and enjoyable even
ing party was given by Samuel Foster
at his home on last evening to his asso
ciates of the late graduating class.
The usual Daatim6s and pleasantries of
suck occasion, interspaced . with, ma-
sio anal refreshments were inauigea in.
On Wednesday evening, Augustus th,
at 7:30 o'slock at the residenoe of the
bride's mother, Mrs. C. M. Mc Ulan,
on Seward street; occured the marriage
of her daughter Mabel to Mr. George
Hadell, the Rev J. H N. Cobb of the
Methodist churoh officiating. The
ceremony was a quiet one only the im
mediate relatives boing present. The
young people after a short trip to St.
Joo will go to housekeeping in the Dr.
Dameroll property on Fourth avenue.
A very pleasant wedding was sol
emnized at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. N. L. D. Smith a few nd'os south
of tho river at 12 o'clock noon Wednes
day when their daughter Corn wns
married to Clarence Refd of iliis city,
Rev. A (J. Blnckwull otliciatiny. Tho
ceremony was pei formed in tho pres
ence of n number of invited c.utU.
Both of the couti acting patties m well
mid favorably known hi'i it and have it
host of friends or iihmg.nith Tins
('iliKt' lake pleasure in wishing them
success.
Joseph (i arbor, Jr., had about us
narrow an escape from death as ono
could havu and get out lust Sunn day.
While loading a wagon at the clay bank
of the Ludlow buck yatds tho bank
caved in, and feeing it coming ho
jumped between the wheels on the si do
of the wagon. Tho oavo in ounplototy
covered him but left ono arm free with
which lie managed to dig a hole and
uncover his face, which saved him.
Bert Person who wns also hauling clay
dioenvorud his predicament shortly aft
erwards upon his return for another
load of cl-iy, mid at once went to the
yards and seemed help to dig him out
Joo was found to ho pietty badly
bruised up but futtiiimtHy no hones
were biokun. Tho ulay bank was
about thirty feet high mid shortly after
the men hud iiieceedfd In getting him
ma another and linger uavu hi oc
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LOCALLY
Thread, 2, 1, and Oc at Tho Fair
Tho Citiicr and Chicago Inter Ucoan
neyoar for $1.2.1.
Tho largest school tablot on the mar
ket for 5c at The Fair.
Next Monday is Labor Day but it will
not be very generally observed in this
city.
W.n. L. Robinson of Strathcara, Can
nda, was in tho city tho last of the
week.
You can get granito and tinware
cheap at The Fair. A new line just re
ceived. Special sale on nots, dusters and
light harness for the next thirty days
at J. O. Butlers.
Whcn you want nails, screws, bolts,
barb wire or enything else in tho hard
warn lino call on W, W. Wright.
Finest line of rocking chairs and tho
greatest variety of dining chairs over
thrown upon the market found at Al
bright Bros.
The water melon famine has ended
and it now begins to look b though
they woald bo a drug on the market in
auothor weok. .
Fred Turnure returned Sunday eve
ning from a trip o the eastern mar
kets where ho went to lay in a season
able stock of fall and winter goods for
Turnure Bros.
Douglas Cather who is holding a po
sition with the B. & M. railroad at
Cheyenne, Wyoming, is hero visiting
with his parents Mr. and Mrs. C. F.
Cftther and other frieuds.
Some small (?) boys orawled through
F. Birkner's wire fence on his lots west
of his resldenco the other night and
completely dilapidated his water melon,
musk melon and cucumber patches.
It's a good thing Herman wasn't there
with bis gun.
la order that tho residents of the
south ward may have better fire
protection in that the cart will be
nearer in case of a fire in that ward,
oae of the hose carts has bsen removed
to a room prepared for it at the Piatt
& Frees Co. lumber yaid.
Dr. J. W. Moranvill has found the
climate in Colorado so beneficial to his
health that he hss sent tar bis certifi
cates and will remain there indefinitely.
We are sorry to lose Mr. Moranville
from our midst but take great pleasure
in recommending him to the people of
Boulder, Colorado.
A large number of our citi.ons are
going to have considerable troable get
tirig their necks straightened out if
they are not careful. Some of thorn
stand for hours at a time and gaze at
tho top of the new three story building,
and in some instances aro unable to
again eastheir eyes down and assume
a look of dignity. By tho time tho
building is completed wo will no doubt
have a cumber of star gazers.
List of letters remaining uncalled tar
at the postofficeat Red Cloud, Neb
raska, for tho week ending August 29,
1001.
Nellie Browa, Henry Carroll,
Enolis Dawson, Dale Frazier,
S. J. Tassey, 3
These letters will be sent to the dead
letter office Sept. 12, if- Dot call
ed tar before. WJjsb calling tar above
please say "advertlrtoV' T. C. Hack
kb, Postmaster.
Married, at the 'home of the bride's
mother in this 'city on Wednesday,
August 18th, 1001, at 5 p.m., Mr. M. A.
Albright and Miss Gertrude Llndley,
Rey. J. H. N. Cobb officiating. The
ceremony was performed in tho pres
ence of only relatives of the contract
ing parties. The groom, commonly
known as Allie, neods no introduction
to our people, having lived hero for
years, and tor several yours past has
been a member 'if tho firm of Sherwood
& Albright. The bride has for the
past few years been a teacher in the
Rod Cloud schools, and was elected to
a positi m there again this year mid re
signed. The new coiiplo will reside in
the Dr. Reeil propuity.
Farm
Insurance I
German - Insurance - Co.
OF FKEBPOKT, ILL.
i Tho largest old lino company in tho
west.
Uf Nebraska, of Lincoln.
Largest mutual in tho stato
with
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0. C. Teel, Agt.,i
Rkii Cloud, Nkiuuska.
L B. Colvin of Guido Rock was h'cro
Tuesday.
Tho schools of this city will open
next Monday.
R. K, Stophonion of Superior was in
tho city Thursday.
Gsoi go Harlow of Bloomington was
in tho city Tuesday.
Jack Galbraitb of Superior was hero
doing business Wednesday.
Mrs. Klmer Kaloy left the llrst of the
weok for Del Norto Colerado.
Mary Fatuhar of Cowles was a vis
itor to the city tho last of tho weok.
Bert Llndley and family of Rlvorton
were visiting relatives in tho city Wed
nesday. Jullett Henderson and Mis. Living
house of Smith Center, Kansas, wore in
tho city Tuesday.
K. V, Ross made a trip to Cowles
Monday to bring down the household
goods of Oscar Pntmor.
Jack Haines and Miss Florence Mid
dleton wcro granted a license to wed
by Judge Kdson on August 24th.
Mrs. Wm. Burnett of McCook ar
rived in tho city Tuesday morning on
a visit to K. B. Smith and family.
F. K. Goble returned tho first of tho
week from a several weok'a tour of in
spection in the Oklahoma country.
Goorgo Throne and wife aro rejoic
ing over tho arrival of a ton pound boy
which event occurred on Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Sleeper and children re
turned home Thursday evening from
a several weeks visit at David City.
Wolfe & Dlokinson have placod a
new four horse Fairbanks-Morse gaso
line engine in thoir blacksmith shop.
Miss Mabel Howard returned Tues
day from a visit with friends and rela
tives at Omaha and Council Bluffs.
Grace Episcopal church. Services
Sunday morning and evening. The
public is cordially invited.-W. H.
Xamdkrs, Rector.
Prof. Thompson and wife who will
have charge of the Cowles schools this
year has arrived at that place and will
begin his duties Monday.
Mrs. J. H. Walsh arrived in the city
Thursday morning from her home at
Lewistoa, Montana, to visit with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Reld.
C. W. Kaley and Mrs. D. H. Kaley
left the first of the weok tar a visit in
the east. They will visit at Auburn,
Indiana, Ohio and thn Pan American
exposition.
Robert K. Grcenhalgh of Beaver
Creek and Miss Coral E. Hubbard of
auuwaier precinct weto granted a
license to wed by Judgo Kdson on
August 27Ui.
Ivans T. Amack who has boon living
at Caldwell, Idaho, returned to this
place Saturday. He came back on ac
count of ill health, that country net
agreeing with him.
The new residence of I. B. Hampton
in the northeast part of the city is be
ing rapidly finished. When completed
Mr. Hampton will have a very neat
and commodious residence.
U. G. Knight of lnavale returned
faoae Monday alght from a atoath or
so trip down into the new Oklahoma
dlatrict. He reports favorably in re
gard fo portioas of that country.
The Degree of Umqc gave a farewell
supper to a number of their members
who are going away in the near future
oa Tuesday evening. A large attend
ance and a general good time is re
ported. Some of the boys here are still re
ceiving tickets in the land drawing,
but unfortunately they were too high I
up in numbers to draw a prize. John
Aullz through his agent Jack Reid
drew No. 07,871.
Next Monday being a legal holiday
the September term of tho county
court will convene, on Tuesday, cases
being called at 1 o'clock p.m. Thn
otllou of the county judgo will be
closed on Monday.
A telephone message was reooived
by Frank Uowden announcing the
denth of l'Vank Luwnoii of. Superior
who was prostrated by the heat last
July. Frank wont down Woduosday
to attend the funeral.
A gentleman dieted in a yellow and
bluet: sweater, claiming pugilistic
ability wns in tho city on Sutuiday
until Monday talking prize fight. Lo
cal parties seemed inclined to give him.
a 0 but wo suppose ho concluded that
discretion was tho better part of valor
and bluffs woulnii't go.
A very pleasant plouiu was had at
Cockrall's grove on Elm Creok yester
day given by the Cowles people to C.
W. Fuller and family who will' leave
for Lincoln Monday to make that their
future lionio. About forty were pres
ent and a jolly good time is reported,
A eiti.en walked into our office this
week and said whv in 'ell don't you
ask ihe ipuHtiou whether we have it
our iidiiiiuixtruiioii. Wo satd why in
VII don't on uei xoiiio of the other
pupmn t usK the question, we'ie tiled,
lie mild, Ui that's dlirereni" mid
OMvp-d K-f.im wu Hnnld mi), "next."
This weok the city has been lufostcd
with a gang of bums and thugs work
ing all kinds of grafts. This class have
evidently heard from others that we
have no officer hero and aro getting
so they llkotho placo. Sh uld there be
live or thirteen robborles and a tiro or
two occur some night no ono need bo
surprised.
Tho town has bson overrun lately
by a gang of transients selling rugs,
clocks and other merchandise. A oity
ordinancu restricting this business is
in the ordinance book, but like the
rest of tho ordinances between tho lids
of this valuablo book it Is not onforcod
The city like any other business con-
corn must lond to its affairs or it will
tlnd itsolf stranded and If tho preiont
people haven't time to look after their
own interests and that of tho city llity
sliould let loose.
A very pleasant dancing party was
given at tho grovo of Silas Garber on
Wednesday evening In honor of a Hum
bor our young people who will go
away in the near future, The occa
sion was quite largely attended by our
young peoplo and thn dancing was kept
up till a lato hour, and refreshments
wero sorved throughout tho evening.
It was a gathering well calculated to
make the young people who aro about
to depart, long remember their young
lady and gentlemen frionds In Red
Cloud. .
Tho following from tho Guide Rook
Signal may moan something entirely
different from our interpretation of
tho article, but wo believe tire meaning
is that through tho officiotit work of
Mr. Warron the opposition will bo
dofeated by a deluge of votes. "Mr.
Goorgo J. Warren of Rod Cloud was
elected by tho republican county con
vention Tuesday to the responsible
position of chairman of the republican
county central committee, Mr. War
ren is a political worker from clear
back in the 70's and may be depended
upon to give us a campaign as hot as
the reoent July weather; but we opine
It will not be quite so utterly devoid of
moisture."
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Lew Rates te Ltncola.
Nebraska State Fair, September 2 to
0, tho Burlington route will sell round
trip tickets to Lincoln at half rates,
plus 60 cents for vadtulsslon to fair
grounds.
This will be "the big show" 118,000
has been spent this year in permanent
improvements on the fair grounds.
130,000 in cash premiums. All entries,
exepet speed, free.
Ask nearest agent Burlington Route
for particulars.
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National Encampment, G. A. R.
Only 125 85 from Red Cloud, 'Nobr.,
to- Cleveland, Ohio, and return, Sep
tember 7, 8, 0 and 10.
Splendid opportunity to go to the
Buffalo Exposition and Niagara Falls.
Return limit September 10. Exten
sion to October 8 can bo arranged for
at Cloveland if desired. J. Francis,
General Passenger Agent, Omuba, Ne
braska. Last week I went about,
Full of trouble and of doubt,
Now I'm smiling and dance with
delight,
I had some Rocky Mountain Tea last
alght. C. L. Cotting.
pond's .
EXTRACT
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Used Internally and Externally,
tAUiioNi Avoid trio weak, watery
witch Hazel preparations, represented
to bo "tho same ns" POND'S EX
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contain "wood nleohol," on Irritant ox
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skin is clear, the eyes arc bright, the
checks arc plump. No more pain and
misery, no more sick headache, no more
taiindlcc. What worked the change?
)r. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
which cured the disease of the stomach
that prevented proper nutrition, and also
cleansed the clogged and sluggish liver.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
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cures diseases of lungs, heart, liver, and
other organs which scctu remote from
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could give me medicine to help me but the
trouble might return any time. I doctored
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sick headache since I took the first bottle of
your medicine."
Dr. Pierce's PelleU cure constipation.
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