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PEEK'S HAPPENINGS
Tiik Chikk $lperyear.
Stove ropairs at W. Wright's.
The Chief and Life of McKinley $1.50.
For anything in the hardwaic line g
to Wright's.
Jesse Brooks returned Tuesday night
fiom a trip cast.
Mrs. Goo. Morhart was a visitor to
Guide Itock this week.
The finest lino of stoves in the valley
can bo found at Wright's..
Mrs. Homer Sherwood visited with
friends in Guide Bock Thursday.
James Aniack and son Tuck lrft
Wednesday night for Caldwoll, Idaho.
Now is the timo to get Robes and
Blankets. You can find alt styles and
pricos at Butler.
Mrs. Wright Thornburg and Iter two
children of Okmulgee, Oklahoma, arc
here this week visiting old friends
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have to many
stoves to carry un
til next year.
We want to move
them and if price
wiil do any good
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A $5.50 stove for $4.50
7 00 stove
for
8 50 stove
1 1. 00 stove
13.50 stove
16.50 stove
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10.5c.
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the market affords.
But we must move
these heaters if pos
sible. Also a few
other seasonable
goods that we are
making interesting
prices on for a few
days. We want you
to bear in mind we
are always on the
bottom in the way of
prices and the quality
is never sacrificed.
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lloastei.s for BOc at The Fair.
The Chief and Life ef McKinley $1.50.
Two cars of dandy coal at Caldwell's.
Coal I'll, lf cents a gallon at V. B.
Boby's
T. V. Hacker made a trip to Lincoln
this week.
V. E. Duncau of Biverton was In the
city Tuesday.
rjE E. Burr of Guide Bock was in the
city Sunday.
Tiik Chikk and the Toledo Blado
one year for SI 25.
B. S. Cummings and wifo of Biverton
were in the city Wednesday.
(.M. Caster of Biverton was in the
city the fore part of tho weok.
Goo. Hadell is out in western Kansas
this week holding cloak sales.
Mrs. El, Garber visited with friends
and relatives in Lincoln this week.
(Jeo. C. Boner of Biverton was trans
acting business in tho city Tuesday.
John J. (iarber is the nowly appoint
I'd deputy in the county clerk's otllcn.
(.'. M.Smith returned Saturday from
a business trip to Kansas and Colorado.
Eugene Iluntnrof Biverton was look
ing after businiss matters hero Tues
day. Have you seen tho up to date Blank,
cts and Bobes. Butlers is the placo to
find them.
J. W. Wallin left tho fust of thol
week for Lincoln to look after property
interests.
OMiss Shecdy of Hastings was visiting
in the city this week, the guest of Mrs,
M. B. Month y.
Pasteur's "Blacklegine" for the pre
vention of black-leg in cattle for sale
by Cotting the Druggist.
Chas. F. McKoighan is tho nowly ap
pointed deputy shorift". Sheriff McAr
thur mado a good selection.
C. E Wescott of Plattsmouth, senior
member of the linn of Galusha, Wes
cott & Storoy, is hero this week.
When you want Bails, screws, bolts,
barb wire or enythliiK else in the hard
waro lino call on W. W. Wright
The Life of Win, McKinley, by Murat
llalstead, and Tiik Ciiikk one year for
31.r0, the price of the book aleue.
Conrad Fit, returned Wednesday
evening from Alvo, Nebraska, whetc
he had been looking after a land deal.
B. M. Fres of Chicago was hero the
first of tho week looking after his in
terest? in tho Phut & Frees lumber
yard.
C. W Kaloy left this week for Los
Angeles and other points in California
whuro ho will spond tho rest of tho
winter.
Farm loans at 5 per cent interest en
good improved land. C. F. Gather,
ottico ovor Cotting's drug store, Bed
Cloud, Neb.
Bobcsl Bobes!! Bobes!!! For tho
next sixty days you can buy Blankets
and Bobes at a sacrifice price at J. O.
Butlers harness shop.
N. F. Fischer cf Norman, Indian Ter
ritory, a former Bed Cloud boy, was
shaking hands with old friends and
relatives in tho city this week.
L. H. Bust and wifa on Wednesday
colebrated tho seventieth birthday of
the former by having all tho children
to eat dinner and spond tho day with
them.
W. W. Wright this week moved his
stock of hard win o to his new store
room on the east side. When lie gets
straighteucd round he will have a lino
appearing store.
Biverton ollicers wero hero on Tues
day trying to locate a horso thief. By
aid of the telephone it was ascertained
that ho had beon at Cowlcs and had
started out toward Ml. Clare.
Mrs. Ida M. Ilowland of Hastings
will Rive a Viuvi talk to the ladles on
next Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 22d
at 3 o'clock at Mrs. II. A. Howards and
at Mrs. W. B. Boby's in tho craning at
7.30
D Wl'iat you doin' neighbor? Helping
Bill. What's Bill doin? Helping Man
dy. What's Mandy dein'? ilelpijg
mother. What's mother doin'? Tak
ing Bocky Mountain Tea. Sonsible
family. O. L. Cotting.
Graco Episcopal Services Sunday
January 10th, second Sunday after
Epiphany. Morning prayer and ser
mon at 10:30 a.m. Evening prayer and
sermon at 7:30 p in. Sunday school at
12 111. Tho public is cordially invited.
Cards arc out announcing tho com
ing marriago of Miss Lillian M. Smith
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Smith
of this city to Mr. Omar W. Doling of
Holdrego on 'luesdav Jan. 21st at 1
o'clock p.m. at Grace Episcopal church.
"Tho World Against Him," a drama
in four acts will bo given by home
talont at the opera house Tuesday Jan.
21. This play has proved 0110 of tho
most siiostssful dramas over written
and is especially adapted to amateur
production. Tickets on sale at Grico's
drug store.
LOCALLY
CCaldwi'll will buy your furs.
Who is Weary Willie? Ask Whitey.
The Chief and Life of McKinley $J 50
Mrs. A. I Ely of McCook is in the
city.
If you want seed corn seo W. B.
Boby.
Kentucky Lump coal at Boby's nt
0 00 per ton.
E. U. Overman was in Iowa this week
on legal business.
Mrs. I. II. Holmes left Mondao morn
leg for a visit east.
Go to Boby for baled hay, alfalfa and
millet. Prices alwajs right.
Mrs. F. Walsh of Stockhnm, Nebras
ka, is visiting relatives in the, city this
week
Discard that light summer robe and
get one ef Butlers Fall and Winter
Bebes.
Charley Kaloy has built a commodi
ous barn near his pond at his resi
dence property.
Mrs. N. M. Doudna of Guide Bock
visited with Mrs. Ed. Garber hero tho
first of the week.
Geo. Hutchison of Cowlcs was visit
ing friends and relatives in the city
the fore part of the week.
The balance of tho stouo crosswalks
wero put in on Webster street and
Third avenue this week.
Mrs. Levi Dcliar! left Thursday
morning for a visit with relatives and
friends at Humboldt, this state,
Tho Morhart Bros. Hard waro Co.
have erected in front of their placo of
business an attractive wire sign.
Oscar Tecl left Tuesday for Lincoln
whero ho goes to attend tho annual
meeting of the State Insuratico agents.
Wenry Willie will make his formal
bow to the public Tuesday, Jan. 2lst,
at tho opeia 1 ouso In the "World
Against Him." Seats on sale at Grico's
drug store.
(Jeo. Wilson of Guide Bock was up
today. Ho lias purchased a stock of
general merchandise at Vesta, this
state and will move to that place. We
wish him success.
Jas, Padget of St. Joseph, Missouri,
arrived in tho city the fore part of iho
week and is now working in tho Wnrd
Hiatt barber shop.
If you want to laugh nnd cry and
then laugh some more, don't miss see
ing Weary Willie in the "World Acainst
Him," at tho opera house Tuesday,
Jan. 21. Seats on sale at Grico's.
A Twenty YearJ
Life Policy
'In an Old Line Company is
the best kind of life
insurance.
rl'ho cash value of tho policy at the;
end of tho period is more than
you have paid.
'Fire, Lightning, Tornado and
Life Insurance,
tin the best Old Lino or Mutual
Companies.
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O. C. Teel, Agt.,i
Bkii Cloud, Nkhkaska. ;
What would you think of your gre
cory man if ho sold you sand for sugnr.
What do you think ef a druggist who
offers you a substitute fer the Madisen
Medicine Co's. Bocky Mountain. Tea.
C. L. Celling.
W.V.'Bcal andj Samuel Smith have
through their attorney, J. M. Cbuflln,
secured a patent on a stool railroad tio
from which they aro likely to reap a
considorablo benefit, provide tho pat
ent proves a succoss.
Wo wish to call tho attention of our
readers this week to the advertisement
id another eolum of tho public salo of
Charles Beardsleo. Tho gentleman in
forms us that ho is not going te move
away but will remain with us.
These days a person can hear nil
sorts of rumors about tho now brick
buildings and other improvements that
will be nmdo in Bud Cloud next spring.
If they aro all true Bed Cloud will ex
perience n groat building boom.
I have buyers for both farm aid pas
ture land. If you have land for sale
please list it witk me at once. Ne
charge if I do not get you a buyer.
Also farm loans at lowest rate with op
lien. C. F. Catukii, Bed Cloud, Neb,
In tho whole rango of the drama
there is no character to be found with
such power to compol alternato laugh
tor and tears as is shown by Weary
Willie- in "The World Against Him,"
at tho opera house Tuesday, Jan. 21.
Tickets on salo at (idea's drug store.
There will bo a poverty social held
by the Ladies Aid society of Indian
creek Friday night, January 21, at the
residence of James Mcintosh live miles
north of town, Everyone invited to
ceine and wear your old clothes and
enjoy yourself.
Mrs. Dell Wells who will leavo short
ly with her husband and family for
Caldwell, Idaho, was tendered n
farewell banquet on Monday night by
tho order of the Eastern Star of which
she is iv member. As a token of regnrd
shu wns presented with n handsome
g( Id emblem of tho order.
Word was received last Saturday
that Fred Fraso, formerly of this coun
ty but for several years past an Inmate
of the Hastings iibjIuui, hnd died at
that place. The remains were shipped
to Lester where the funeral services
were conducted by Bev. Hamilton. He
leaves a wifo and one child.
I'Al.lKOItKIA OltCIIAItllS TO TllADlI.
Two 20 aeio orchards beginning to
bfar, one mile from B B.towu, in Sac
ramento Valley with 28 inches of rain,
near center ef large fruit colony, cost
$3,000, ts clear, title perfect. These or
chards were planted for my futuro
heme, but changv in family prevents
moving Will exchange for land prop
erty. If you want to go to California
for health, climato or fruit this is your
chance Decribe laud and title when
you write. And write at once. Dr. T.
M. Tuii'i.ktt, Crete, Nebraska.
One of the must enjoyable ovents of
thesoason was tho trolley lido given
Wednesday evening by Mrs. M. B.
Bentley to about lifty of her young
friends In honor of her guests the
Misses Bailey, Forbes and Shecdy. It
was a very novel entertainment con
sisting of ptogressivo games. At the
door each lady was presented with a
ticket by Conductor Clarence Gross
designating from which stntion they
were to start, tho different stations be
ing found by corresponding cards sus
pended from the ceiling. At tlio ring
ing of a bell tho merry rido commenc
ed stopping at Crokinole Crossing,
Butteillv S'.op, Tiddle-de wink Station,
Shoot the Hat, Lotto Heights, Babbits
Bun and ending at Checkervillo where
you wero invited to tho dining room
where a very elaborate luncheon was
served such as only Mrs. Bontley can
servo and all left declaring the lady an
ideal hostess.
Fred Williams, who gives bis home
as Chicago languishes in tho city jail
awaiting sentence to the peniteutimy
for house breaking because of a fond-nc-s
he possessed of opening doors
with a little key lie carried in his
pocket. Tho place of operation was at
tho home of L H. Bust on Sewnrd
street on Saturday evening while Mr.
and Mrs. Bust were botli absent. Mrs.
Bust hnd been visiting at tho home of
C. B. Crono and on returning stopped
in to visit with Mrs. Schnffnit. Mrs.
Schaffnit told hor of having seen a
strange man unlock the door and enter
tho house nnd then como out agnln.
Upon going home Mrs. Bust Investiga
ted and found that a five dollar bill
which had been in a small box in a
diaiver was missing. Her gold watch
which was in another drawer was n t
takes. Mr. Bust having returned
home by this timo aid having secured
a description of the man, hunted up
Sheriff McArthur and together with
J. W. Kinsel the three of them repaired
to tho depot. While two of them were
looking for tho thief in the east end of
tho yards Mr. Bust remained on tho
depot platform and soon wns ro wauled
by the nppearance of 11 party who an
swered the description. Having np
prisod tho others that ho had his man
located in the waiting room, Sheriff
McArthur promptly arrested him.
Whon searched ho was found to have
8170 in silvor, a razor and a ke'.
Whon fitted in the lock at the Bust
house tho key woiked perfectly. At
his preliminary on Tuesdny, owing to
the fact that he had talked too much
and had admitted his guilt to several
porsons, ho was advised by his attor
ney to plead guilty. Nothing remains
but a sentence to n plajo where ho can
not open doors.
Dr. Hess9
Stock Food
' is tlio chenpost in the,
market and we guarantee;
satisfaction or your mon
, oy refunded.
7 pounds, 50c.
'12 pounds 75c.
125 pounds $1.45.
;40 pounds $2.85.
,100 pounds 55.00.
Dr. Hess' Poultry
Panacea
guaranteed in tho same way.
Chas. L. Cotting
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