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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1901)
ssissSSSillSSSSmSihh sMSmS4 tjtfm.kmjmmilMtezm- Mmmmuimm, MORE OR LESS PERSONAL. LOCALLY v jir ! ft I 1 J Proposition I j 9 4 4 1 9 i 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 I 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Wo have just put it a com pie to lino of tho muchly known Parker Lucky Curve Jointless Fountain Pen with Anti-Break Cap. lowing proposition. To (llotrlbuto thoso ns rapidly ns possible wo mnko tho fol- ev Cotuo Rot a pun, tnko it out, try it, if it don't suit roturn it and try another. If you fail to find ono satisfactory your money -will be cheerfully refunded. X O r r Pens frem $1.50 up. fleiahouse Bros. Red Cloud, Neb. 3f tttttttttt WEEK'S HAPPENINGS. )Cut down the woeds. Stovo repairs nt W. W. Wright's. A No. 1 good work bhirt for 10c at Tho Fair. For anything in tho hardware lino go to Wright's. E. T. Oonton of Cowles was horo Saturday. Oa tho way to Albright Brother, a carload of furniture. Fred Gund of Blue Hill visited with relatives hare Tuesday. V J. Williams and H. Williams of Nelson wore in the city this week. Miss Ella Van Woert of Guide Kock wrb in the city the first of the week. Will Heffelbower will leave the first of next week for Lincoln where he will attend the slate university. Visitors are always made welcome nt Albright Bros, whether you purchase or not. Always glad to seeyou. 25 per eent i Discount ! few Croquet will close 4 4 4 2 We have a 2 sets that we tvout at one-fourth off. 4 This makes a four ball Croquet Set, complete 4 with arches and stakes at 3 56C. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 - 4pnce 2 not last long. Other styles and sizes in proportion. Take advantage of this the stock will as 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 9 4 4 We have prices on Wagan Covers, Wagon Bows, Galvanized Meas ures, Header Forks 70c, Ball Bearing Grind Stones, $4:.u. Scoops, Etc., that are money favers. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Give us a chance to 4 3 figure on your hardware 4 bill, it means a saving I of dollars to you. 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 i 4 4 -t " MORHART ROS. Hardware Co. ii(iTiiiwiiwn3WiWT'T"r,ir, Lamps frem 20o to 05c at The Fair. A. 1). Runney of Bluo Hill was horo Tuesday. Thk CniKF and the Toledo Blado one vear for SI 25. W. A. May of Blue Hill was horo the first of the week. M. H. Durden was a victor from Blue Hill this week. John and Wm. Rostock of Bine Hill were horo this week. A. M. Wnlrs of Blue Hill was a vis itorhprn Wednadav. About, thron Innhee of rnin foil in thin vicinity last Snturdav. Tho flnett lino of stoves In tho valley can bo found at Wright'. The stnnn nirlilncr l boincr rmt In around tho Pottr-Wrlsrht bulldlntr. Wm Zilnff and fsmilv loft Wednpa. day for their futuro homo at Omaha. AiiGrtmt Brnnfc and D. P. Wnrrt of Cnmnboll were In tho city Wpdnrdav. Mr. Snsulriincr and daughter of Riv ortnn wpro vMtlnsr in tho oitv Tops day. Honry Newhotno was looking after hnainps matter at Guide Rock Mon dav. (ipnrtto Wilson of Gnldo Rock has taken a position in Turnuro Bros store. Havo von scon the latest strips of not and dusters? Butler's is tho place for thorn. Wm Bnso ia hnvintr n brick ontrino houn built at tho rear of his brick hnildinir. Low Kolloirir nnd wife who havo been living in Hastings arrived in tho city Saturday. Mrs. Roiglo returacd Snturdav morn ing from a visit with her daughter Ad dle at Hpbron. Robert Cochrane and wife and Jas. Cochrane and wife were down from Inavalo Thursday. M. M. Stern is making preparations to erect a new brick Ice house in the rear of his saloon building. Harvoy Parry and family left Than day morning fer Oalifornia where they will make their fnture home. The plasterers who will do the work on the Potter-Wright building came down from Hastings Wednesday. P. S. McGuire has purchased tho old Gulliford building now used by S. F. Spokesfield for a flour and feed store. W. H. Xnnders has returned home after a several weeks visit at Chicago, in Pennsylvania and nt the Buffalo ex position. Farm loans at 5 per cent interest on good improved land. C. F. Catber, office over Cotting's drug store, Red Cloud. Neb. Mrs. Louis Kendall and children who has been visiting with her brother Jacob Nastein and family returned Wednesday to her home at St. Joseph. The Republican river waa higher the fore part of the week than it hat been for several years. The cause of the rise was a seven-inch rain in the wei am part of the atate. Mothers write nt that they have solved the problem of keeping their children well. Give them Rocky mountain tea each week. A blessing to mother and child. 0. L. Cotting, The Polmcky saloon building is now completed with the exception of a little painting and putting ia the large glass in front. He will move into tho new location the latter part of next week. Tho Salvation Army which hns been at Guide Rock for some time came to this city this week and will stay hero indefinitely. As yet their taberna.clr has not arrived and they aro holding street meetings. t Graco Episcopal. Servico Sunday, Sept. 15. Fifteenth Sunday after Trin ity. Morning prayer and sormon 10:30 a.m. Evening prayer and sormon 8 p.m. Sunday school 12 m. The public is cordially invited. Punches for sale on tho George Hill farm ton miles south of Bostwick, Nob. Ripo fruit by tho tejjth of Sep tember, lusting ten days, in any quan tity tir reasonable prices. Address Geo. Hill, Mmiknto, Ktuisus. Mrs. Ida M. llowlaud of Hastings will givo a lecture- to Indies Sopt. 10th, at 8 p m. in tho Congregational church. Her talk will bo on Health and Hy giene in tho Homo. Ladies from the country aro especially invited to be presort. , Homo visitors excursions to Ohio and Indiana, Sept. 10,23,80, and Get. 7. Burlington Route will sell round trip tickets to different points in the above states at very low rates, limited to 80 days from duto of sale. A. Con oveu, Agent. Tho foundation for tho Win Bonse ice house, west of 1'iUorsou'o imple ment huuu i completed and iliu wood work of tho sti nature will l)o coin nieiieeil hood. Tlio building jvill bo 22x1-0 foot, sevuiitcun loot high to tho , , t vi" h"l i ( i ?-i0 t lis of ico Somo choico now water sots at The Fair. Tom McL'ari of McCook was horo this week. Webb Josselyn of Plattsmouth was here Thursday. The Cuiir and Chicago Inter Ocean one year for llAt. George Shepherdson of Riverton was here Monday. Earnest Jonos of Guide Rock was in the city Tuesday. J. H. Walsh of Lowiston, Montana, is visiting In tho city. P. C. Murphy of Nelson was a vis itor to tho city Monday. Mrs. Goorgo Morhart was visiting in Guide Rock this week. Davo Byrnoof Blue Hill was n visitor here tho first of tho week. A. P. Ely of McCook was visiting relatives horo Wednesday. Miss Lottlo Boats loft Wednesday for a visit with friends at Filloy. Dish washer wanted at Bon Ton; $2 50 ptr week. W. S. Bbhse, Prop. J. B. Wright of Floronco, Colorado, a former citizen of this placo is here. John Fulton of Riverton was look ing aftor business matters horo. Mon day. M. Lovltt of Guide Rock was look- ing aftor business matters hero this wook. Mrs. M. Finch who has been visiting nt Boiso City, Idaho for the past month is homo again. Special sale on nets, dusters and light harness for the next thirty days at J. O. Butlor's. Yanco Soigonson returned Monday from a visit with friends and rolatives at Nebraska City. . Mrs. S. F. Spokosliold returned Wed nesday from a millinery buying trip to Des Moines, Iowa. Holly Moore, a former Red Cloud boy who has been gone several years, was in tho city this week. Jud Clark has returned home from Red Oak, Iowa, where be went to at tend the funeral of his father. The red sandstone tor the curbing for the new walk in front of the Bense building is now on the ground. Mrs. Charlie Reigle left Saturday morning for a visit with relativos and friends at David City, this state. Whon you want nails, screws, bolts, barb wire or pnything else in the hard ware lino call on W. W. Wright Married on Wednesday, September 11, 1901, Mr. T. H. Fisher aad Miss Kate Drain, Rev. Richards officiating. Finest line of rocking chairs and the greatest variety of dining chairs ever thrown upon the market found at Al bright Bros. Galusba, Wescott & Storey have rented the building occupied by W. W. Wright and will move thereto at the time of the general moving. Dr. G. E. BIcKeeby and wife who have been visitlBg friends here left Monday for a visit at Lincoln after which they will retara to their hone at Gntbrie, Oklahoma. Pete Hansen and Horace Brown re turned Wednesday morning from a trip to Denver. Colorado Springs and Manitou. They climbed up Pike's peak and knocked tho peak off. M. W. Dickerson has been appointed struct commissioner and is now around with a sharp stick poking up tho fol lows who owo poll tax. One thing suro there is plenty of .room for poll tax work. Homo visitors' excursions Burling ton Route. September 17 and 24. Oo tober 1 and 8. Greatly reduced rates to points in Ohio aad Indiana. Roturn limit thirty days. Nearest agent, Bur lington Route, will be glad to give-you additional information or soil you a ticket. J. t it ancis, General Passenger Agent, Omaha, Nob. Farm Insurance ! vv. OF FREEPORT, ILL. .Tho largest old line company in thc west. hmm Mutual Ids Co.,! . Of Nebraska, of Lincoln. k Largest mutual in tho state with: over 300 policies in Webster County. 0. C. Teel, AgtJ , Ukd Ci.ouh, Nkiiiiasica. - -WW "W r 'W-'wyrf'W RrfWA'U OTURNUREtBROTHERS Great Bargain Sale of Pall Dry Goods, Jackets, Suits, Shoes, Carpets, Etc., Sept. 13 to Sept. 20. Great Silk Sale. 85 Pieces Silk from 10 to 18 yards to piece, worth 65c to $1.25 per yard, this Sale price, 50c. This is not a "Racket Store" adver tisement but straight business and the best values ever offered. A great many are worth $1.25 per yard. Jackets. have Our new Jackets are in and we had a good business in this line. Honest goods at honest prices is what wins in the Cloak business. We have a few last season's Jackets we are selling at one-half price. Come early if you want to secure a bargain. Blankets. Our blanket stock is now on display. It contains the best values to be found anywhere. Our large trade in this line last season stripped us of every blanket we had, and so enabled us to place a large order this fall, thereby getting the lowest of prices. We intend to Give you the benefit of our buying. Below we list a few values. 10 4 full slzo oot blankets IGo por pair. 10 4 full size, a houvior blnnkot than nbovo 50o por pair Extra largo slzo blankets f 1.25 to 13 por pr. Wool blankets $3.00 to $5 00 por pair. Fall Dress Goods. Have Just received a full line of the latest effects in Black and Fancy Dress Goods. Also a handsome line of Flan nels for Waists in 2$ yard lengths at prices to suit everybody's purse. Black Gronlto cloth 35o to $1.00 por yard. Black Casslmore 22o to $1.26 per yard. Black Sorgo I5o to $1.25 por yard. Brocades in black and colors, 12o to $2.00. Latest color effects in suitings, 0 yard lengths, 50o to $1.50 por yard. Outing Flannels. Special valves at 5, 6, 7, 8 and 20c. We believe that our price is from one to two cents below all competitors for same qualities. Pall Waists. Have you seen our new line of Flan nel and Velvet waists. Wo will soil a good quality os Flanuol Wnlst trlmmod In black Houtach braid at $3 25. " A hotter quality Flanuol Waist, trlmmod In Houtach braid, latest stylo, colors bluo, rod, black nmt groou, 13 00. Dottlod volvot wnlsts, latest effects, and colon rod, bluo, groou an blaok nt $5.00. Scnool Shoes. The season is now at hand when the boys and girls going to school will need good strong shoes to keep their feet dry. We handle the celebrated Hamilton-Brown shoes for men, women and children. Our Highland calf school shoo has boon tostod mid found equal to tho test. Sizes ft to 8-8$ to lljf-12 to 2. Our Boys' G million hIioos cau't bo boat nt tho prlco; mado of good quality calfskin latest stylish cap too, laco and only $1.50 por pair. Our stock of ladios' dross shoos contain tho latost and most up to duto footwear. Dongoln, latosi stylo cap too only $1.50 Vici, in wolt and iloxlblo solo $2 50 to $3.50. Euamolod Viol, extended wolt sole, laco, cap too, iluo for dross occasions, $3.75. Ladies' Belts. We always keep an up to dateline of belts constantly on hand. Wldo olnstlo bolts, long buckler 05o to $1.25. Wide nnd narrow fish scalo belts OCo to $1.20. Shlrrod ribbon olastio bolts 50o. Loathor Bolts lOo to 50c. Gilt Bolts 25o to 75c. Dress Linings and Findings. Slllsia in block white and colors 10a to 405. Near Silks in colors 20c. Mercerized Sattoon in colors 20o to 40c. Cambrics, black and colors, So. Dress Duck, lOo to 20c. Dress Stays, Co to 15o. Warren's featherbono, blaok drab and white lOo per yard. Velvetoeu facing 2o por yard. Corduroy faoing 4a por yard. Brush binding, all colors, So per yard. P. A. Hanson has returned homo aftor a several weoks visit at Topeka, and other poiuts in Kansas. Wm. G. Gates and Miss Maud Jones, both of Osborn county, Kansas, wore united in marriage Soptembur 11th by Jud jo Edson. Mr. and Mrs. McClure of Elk Creek were here tho first of the week to at tend the marriage of their son to Miss Nellie Kaley. A meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Iaterstate Fair assooiatien will be held at the resideace of Mrs. W. H. Xanders on Wednesday afteraoon, Sept. 18th aV 3 o'clock. All members of the auxiliary and all ladies inter ested in the success of the fair ere cor dially requested to be preseat. The I..O.O. F. pionio at Amboj yes terday was one of thoro pleasant occa sions which evoryono delights in at tending. The processiou formed at the hall at 10 a.m. with the Riverton cor net band in tho load and marched to east Fourth avenue, where they enter ed carriages nnd drove tt the picni grounds. About six hundieri peoplo were in attendance. All kinds of aniusemonts wore indulged in. A tug of war botweon tho Red Cloud and Guide Rock lodges was ono of tho unique features. Tho entire program was carried out with the exception of ono number. Those present report a very enjoyable timo and anxiously await the opportunity to attend an other I. O. O. F. picnic. At tho residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Kaley in this city last Tuesday morning, September 10th, occurred the niarritigtt of their dmiglitar Nellie to Ira T. McClure of Elk Creek, Nebraska, Rev. J. H.N. Cobb of tho Method! it church otliciating. Thu newly wedded coiiplo left on tho morniue train for a few weeks' trip in tho lllitek Hills before returning to tlirir homo nt Elk Creek whore thn gioom in nnirnged in the banking busincKs. Tli.ir numerous fiieiuH together with TiiK Ciiikf ex tend congratulations, jp1:ttWlMH.ttttH.Htb CUT THIS OUT t This coupon entitles each adult holder tlmienf to one rhanco on premiums listed bolow, to be civon away at the Rod Cloud Interstate Jalr, September 24, 25, 20 and 27, 1001, when presented by holder on fair grounds for registration. Not to exceed two coupons can be used by any ono person each day. By Jutl P.Unon. One Kock Inland Sulky Litter. Worth By OT.rlug Brothers A Co., One Card Racalrer and Pluw.r Howl By Morbtrt Brother.. On. H.mian HImI Windmill By James PeUreoB, one ten foot Aeae Self Dump Hay Kake By Miner BroMkert, One Drop need Sewtnc Machine ... ay Vale? Hen Wrecking- Oo., One Fanning Mill (By Mre. B. J, Br uouMhold rublUhlDi Co., by D. J uonnnoia iin.miii y w, 2' Mytre. , Tf . wrtmt. one Detr.lt Vaoor Oaa Store r- w. Bird sob. Chlcai.. 8 rolls N.do p. j. Myers, m yearly stabecrlptlons of niuoiManiunontcuiiMiu htiu rm m - "by btHi neat Ked Rod. ro.flni nnoin ay ainer urouert. oh wood Air Tla-b g ' Docker, a yearly aabecrf pUone to Hone aad Nower at ll.OJ each- 5' SrS, " "rower., una pair spectacles, ntteo "j " riai. mi Tat.miio itaier. r W W Wright, On Set Aibeetoi Bad Iron. 5 2 S Srinl' n DIPB T.a Kettle No. 8 By W W Wright, One Del pb. tilth ran By W W Wrlgat. one Delph Water Pall. IT quart By Newhanee Rroe., OneHrownle Kodak.-.. r 7. wWrJ M One Delph Boiling Kettle nriini, une ueii pTrt.ht. On. n.ln! By WW Wright. Ofie Delph Wah l'an BrW. W. Ity W W Wrti Igbt. One Delnb T.a Pi bt. One Delph Coffee Pet..-.. Pot. aut n w M 00 9a An m -.'... JZ a i oa J m oo . J. Ducker ... M 09 au yearly enDtcnpuoas to tae T too - IT ft. IB) L. to os jj 8 00 W M Ma m eoo i m Bj . - fa . I 00 W iniiimiiifimiin liMi.i.i.i.....-- - BmV .. 44 IP .T- 80 Uy W W Wright, One Deloh Stew Pan Ily W W WriKhtOnn llntnh Vh P..11 By W W Wright, One Delph Drinking Cup..- Be sure nnd bring this coupon with you as your number may be ono of tho lucky ones. Excursion rates on all railroads. For further information tulili Me, D. J. MYERS, secretary, Red Cloud, Nebraska. tttttttVttttt-iZtZtt:Ct:UmHF l)KA I.KHS IN LUMBER and COAL. t3u.ll din. tz raatiteiraal, Bto. Red cloud. - - Nebraska RELIEVES THE eVIKS. POND'S EXTRACT Reduced OMhlf wttk rure soft water, applied frequeatJy with dropper or eye cup, will remove congestion aad lastaatly relieve pala and Inflani matloa. CAUTION I AwaM rfamirmi. p.l Utlng Witch Haiti preparation., rep resented to be the eame aa " POND'S ' EXTRACT, which easily tour and generally contain "wood alcohol," a deadly polton, Furniture and Furniture ! 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