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WEEK'S HAPPENINGS
Read Argabright's surprise "ad.1'
Miss Lois Popo is visiting relatives Id
Riverton this week.
W. H Scott of Hluo Hill was in Uod
Cloud tho first of tho week.
J. Cathor, of Carey, Ohio, is visiting
at the homo of C. V. Kaloy.
Mrs. J no. Foster and daughter
Blanche wero in Guide Hock Thursday.
Mrs. E P. Quivey of tho Homo for
the friendless was in tho city Satur
day. Ted Saunders went to Franklin Mon
day to work in tho brick yard at that
place.
Mrs. E. B. Koon of York, Neb., is vis
iting with her sister, Mrs. 11. J. Clark
of this city.
- Mrs. W. C. Hurd of Cowles was in
9 this city Thursday and made this office
a pleasant call.
Miss Edna Black of Bloomington was
visiting with Miss Francis Harmon the
tirst of tho week.
Miss Eva Barbor of Bloomington is
visiting with Miss Boulah Harmon In
thiscity, this week.
Ed Becker, an old time Red Cloud
boy, now of Lincoln, was in the city
the first of the weok.
Fay Tool who has boen visiting in
bloomington returned to her home in
this city Monday morning.
Evening Subject at Christian Church
Sunday July 27 th. "What think ye of
Christ T Whose Son is he?"
Mr?. James Morauville of McCook
arrived in this city yesterday for a
abort visit with relatives.
Mrs. Aaron Conover left for Dan
ville. III., Tuesday morning, where she
w goes to visit with rolativos and friends.
Edgar Cotting expects to go to Mex
ico Cit7, Mexico, whore he has a posi
tion in the General office of the Mexico
Central It. R.
Person, tho sowing machine expert,
repairs organs and sowing machines,
at the second store. All work guaran
teed. Prices reasonable.
Hounds out tho hollow places ;sniooths
out lines that creep about ono'a face;
woos roses back to faded cheeks. That's
4V what Rocky Mountain Tea does. 35
cent?. C. L. Cotting,
Dr. J. W. Moranvillo and wifo expect
to leave noxt went: lor an oxionaeu
trip through Colorado. Thoy go for
tho benotit of tho doctor's health and
expect to romain during the balance of
summer.
IsvAisk Oke A private conversation.
.'in old fool, m You will, will you.
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fl!) I'll learn you to go and buy a lot of
cheap Harnow and Hardware boforo
you got J.O. Butlku's prices on tirst
class goods of tho samn kind. (II) Take
A that, (III) and that, (III1) and that. Now
you old chump will you learn some
thiug?"
GENERAL CITY NEWS.
Wanted Dishwasher at tho Bon Ton.
Threshing coal at RobyNat from 81 S.
lo $7 CO.
If you want job wotk of ony kind
call and see us.
Mrs Dr. Moranvillo was visiting in
Guide Rook, Thursday.
Joe Fogel has some good light har
ness which he is selling cheap.
James llunlcii ami family wetu visit
ing with relatives in Bladen Sunday.
F. V. Taylor, undertaker ami em
balmnr, opposite Cutting's drug store.
Mrs. W. B. Householder of Bladen
was shopping in this city Wednesday.
Save money by using n water meter
Morhart Btos. will put ono in for you.
For Sale A thread cabinot and a
seeond-hniid showcase. F. Newhouse.
Ludlow Bros havo a quantity of lino
brick for sale at their yards north of
town.
E M. 'Poland of North Brauch was
transacting bttsiuess m this city Wed
nesday. Miss Boulah Hall went to Hastings
Wednesday for a visit with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Bornico Hunter of RivoJton vis
ited with her cousin Miss Lois Popo, in
this city, tho tirst of tho weok.
For a clean, easy shavo or an up-to
dato hair-cut, call at Ward Hiatt'a bar
ber shop. Satisfaction guaranteed.
H. Wheolor of Burlington, la., an
export in tempering and making tools,
was in tho city tho last of tho weok.
Wanted. A good girl to work. Good
wages. Enquire of Hubert Nouorberg
at depot lunch counter.
Wanted. A couple of young pigs.
Enquire of F. Newbouso or at Now
house Bros, jewelry storo.
County Treasurer Georgo McCrary
will loavo next Sunday for a visit with
relatives near Torre Haute, Ind.
Why not get ono of those good fly
nets for your horse, of Joe Fogol,
whilo ho is soiling them so cheap?
A good second band horso-powor
threshing rig for salo cheap. For fur
thor information inquiro of Popo Bros
George Ovoring returned to his home
in this city Monday morning after an
extended business and ploasuro trip in
Colorado.
A large number of Red Cloud citi
zens attended tho base ball games at
Superior Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week.
Miss Nellie Warren roturned to her
home in this city, Thursday morning
after a visit with a friend, Miss Sadie
Lee, in Superior.
Miss Mabel Murphy who has been
visiting at the home of Frank Abey,
near this city, roturned to her home in
Edgar Wednesday.
Mrs. E. Rife left Monday morning
for her old home in Lincoln, where she
goes to make an extended visit with
relatives and friends.
Joe Blair, an old time Red Cloud
boy, who is now on the road for a jew
elry firm, was in the city today re
newing acquaintances.
J. O. Butler and wife went to Hast,
ings Wednesday to visit with relatives
and incidently to attend the race meet
ing held there this week.
The Telephone Company have had a
number of men at work this week put
ting up another long distance wire be
tween Hastings and this city.
W. M. Grannis and Georgo Ross of
Blue Hill were Red Cloud visitors
Monday. Mr. Grannis was doing busi
ness with tho county treasurer.
Mrs. Cbas. Palmer and son Ray re
turned to their homo in this city Wed
nesday from St. Paul, Minn., wbero
they havo been on an extended visit.
F. E. McKeoby passed through this
city Monday morning on his way to
Superior. Tho McKeebys are now lo
cated in Puoblo, Col., in tho drug busi
ness. T. E. Penman, wifo nnd daughter
left Monday for a pleasure tiip through
Colorado ami tho west. Percy McBridu
has ehargo of his store during his ab
sence. Oscar Potter, an old time Rod Cloud
boy, came to the city Saturday and
left with his mother tor Douglas, Wyo ,
whole he and his brother Archie are in
business together.
Mrs. J R. Bennett ami sou Earl re.
turned to their home at In wood Iowa
Thursday morning after an oxtendod
visit at tho home of Mrs. Bennett's
cousin J. S. Gilham of this city.
Don't bu persuaded into taking some
thing said to bo "just as good" as Mad
son Medicine Co.'s Rocky Mountain
Tea. There is nothing liko it. 35 cents,
no more, no less. C. L. Cotting,
Episcopal sorvicos: Every lirst Sun
day in tho month: Morning, at 10:30,
litany, holy communion; evening, at
7:30, oveninp prayer and sermon.
Every third Sunday in tho month:
Morning, 10:30, morning prayer and
sermon; evening, 7:30. evening piavet
and sermon. Everyb!y welcome I. E
U. Brim, rector.
Miss Bessie Hatlield returned to her
homo in this city Saturday eu-hing
from Fall City, Neb. Shu w:i at'"oni
piuied by her sister, Mrs. Ethel Pile,
who will pay her parents a short umI
When you awake in the mm mug
tccling like the end o( a misspent iilc,
your in null full of fur and mit soul
full of rcgiets, take Rocky Mountain
I'ea. Gteat medicine. t L Cotting
Wolfe Bios, wish to announce that
they intend to quit bundling farm ma
chinery All machinery, buggies, and
wagons will be sold out, regardless of
cost. See them for any thing you may
want.
Dave Lantz and family left this city
Tuesday morning for Franklin, where
ho has accepted a position in the new
briik yard which has been started by
W. E Bruco of Superior and E. Fit, of
this city.
A. C. Hosmer, who has for years
boon connected with various newspa
per enterprises in Red Cloud, has en
tered tho tick! again hero and will soon
begin tho publication of tho fourth
paper in this city.
W. L. McMillan expects to havo his
bowling alley in running order beforo
tho lirst of August. It will bo ono of
tho tinest in the stato. Tho intention
at present is to set aside a certain aft
ernoon oach week exclusively for tho
ladies.
Georgo Beardsloo and wifo roturned
this morning from Santa Anna, Califor
nia, whoro they spend the past winter
iu tho hope of benefiting Mrs. Beard-
sloe's health, but as tbo climato did not
agreo with hor they decided to return
to Nebraska.
Mr. and Mrs. Oron M. Smith loft
Wednesday morning for the homo of
Mrs. Smith's parents near Kansas City.
Mrs. Smith is an invalid and could not
bo takon in tho regular day coaches, so
a cot was provided for hor and she and
hor husband rodo in tho baggago car.
Sorvicos at the Mothodist Episcopal
church: Preaching at 11 o'clock a.m.
and 8 p.m. by tho pastor, Rev. M. P.
Dixon; Sunday school, 10 o'clock, L. P.
Albright, superintendent; Junior Ep
worth Leaguo, 3 o'clock, Mrs. Brunor,
suporintendont; Epworth Loaguo, 7
o'clock, Mrs. Mitchell, president.
The members of tho Degree of Honor
gave Mrs. John Wolf a surprise last
evoning. A number of the members
met at the home of Mrs. E.J. Orering,
Sr., and from there went to the home
of Mrs. Wolf on First avenue. The
surpriso was a complete ono. The
evoning was pleasantly spent by all
present. A dainty lunch was served.
Harry Goblo, a former Red Cloud
boy, now of Pueblo, Col., arrived in
the city yesterday for a short visit with
relatives. Harry is now working for
tho Denver & Rio Grande railroad,
running out of Pueblo, and says be
obtained a leave of absence for ten
days on account of having met passen
ger train ou the main line through not
having a time table with him.
Little Esther Storey, daughter of
Paul Storey, fell from a piano stool
Thursday and broke her arm. She got
on the stool for the purpose of retch
ing something on top of the piano and
the stool top turned, throwing her to
the floor. One of the bones of the fore
arm was broken midway between the
elbow and tho wrist. At tho present
writing she is progressing as well as
could be expected.
Dost thou know tho editore,
Dear Subscriber,
As he glances sadly o'er,
Dear Subscriber,
Thoso subscription books of his
Murmers on the air, "Gee-whizz,
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Machine
Oils.
We have only the J
best grades and
can give you low
prices.
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threshing machines J
are invited to in
spect our oils and
obtain our special
low prices in quan
ties. Chas. L. Cotting,
l THE DRUGGIST
Why experiment with a)
f paint that is "just as good"? f
xwhen ou can get the old I
reliable 1 IkatiuK: Mn.i h.anj p
rth.it lias stood the test for) r
(half a century? 1 hae as C
icoiuplete stock.
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Fiank lowdi-n, seciftnty of the
Cowdeit Kaley Clothing Company, will
leave net Sunday for the east to pur
chase the companj s full mid winter
stock of goods He will iro diiLvl to
St. Louis, ami fiom thete a ill piob
ably go to Chicago ami New Yoik
The tit m has had a prosperous year
E. Fit went to Franklin Monday
evening to j tin with V. E. Bruce of
Superior in building a brick yard there
Franklin will do considerable building
this fall and expects to use a huge
quantity of brick. Franklin is fortunate
in securing so good a workman as Mr.
Fitz, and should he succeed in securing
tho contracts for the buildings to be
erected, thoso who employ him will bo
satisfied with hit work.
Services at tho Church of Christ will
bo held as usual next Lord's day.
Preaching at 10:30 a. m. and 8 p. m. by
tho minister, T. A. Meredith. Biblo
school at noon, Trace Sheror superin
tendent. J uuior C. E.,3 p.m., Mrs. More
tilth acting superintendent. Prayer
mooting Weduesdayat 8 p. m. Special
music at morning and evening preach
ing sorvicos. Wo will make you wel
como. Come aud give us the oppor
tunity. Grand Island city and Hall connty
may jointly purchase a pair of woll
trained hounds for hunting criminals.
They havo about concluded thero that
tho recent oxporiencos with tho Waldo
mor llauboldt murdor, the Wood River
burglary and tho jail breakers have
moro than cost them tho price of
hounds. Grand Island may also havo
a stono pile for tramps and vagrants
to work on. Thoy seem to bo working
a refo.m up there. Columbus Journal
What is called an Italian Luncheon
was served at tho home of Mrs. Homor
Sherwood, from 3 o'clock till 0, yester
day afternoon to about 00 invited
guests. Tbo lunch consistod princi
pally of Macaroni, Choose, and Toma
toes which boing considered the
favorite Italian dishes. Tho guests
were treated to some very fine musio
furnished by Miss Beatrix Mizer, and
Miss Alice Remsberj. Tho rooms hid
boen very prettily decorated in tho
national colors of Italy, red, whito, and
groon. Miss Mizer sang some Italian
songs and Miss Remsborg presided at
the piano.
Mrs. Abble Polloy died at tho homo
of hor daughter. Mrs. O. C. Bell, at 5:40
yesterday afternoon after an illness of
three years. She leaves ono daughter,
Mrs. O. C. Bell; ono son, Frank J. Pol
ley of Raymond, and threo sisters,
Mrs. Lydia MoFarland, Mrs. W. E.
Gosper, Mrs. Harriet Hinnian, all of
Lincoln; also a brother in Ohio, acd a
sister in New York. Mrs. Polloy was
seventy-five years of age, and had lived
in Lancaster county since 1874. Her
husband, Hiram Polloy, died three
years ago. The funeral will be from
931 D street, Sunday, at 10 o'clock, and
the interment will take place at Ray
mond at 2:30 p.m. State Journal.
Charles Hazleton and Warren Stoner
of Kansas City came to this placo last
Thursday morning to do somo hunt
ing, but tho sheriff and gamo wardon
of this county got on to tho fact and
Charley nnd his ft lend disappeared
Saturday night, leaving in tho hands
of tho sheriff and gamo wardon their
dogs and a number of shells. Tho
game laws of this stato aro vory strict
and any constable or sheriff is liable to
get into troublo if, when it comos to
knowledge that gamo has boon killed
coutrary to law, b j does not make an
effort to apprehend tho poison violat
ing the law. Tho law also provides
that an informer shall receive a por
tion of the line.
On July G Thomas McGinnis was
watching a blacksmith at his work, in
Hustings, when a piece from the metal
on which tho blacksmith was hammer
ing Hew up and struck McGinnis in
tho eye, puncturing the eyeball. Last
Sunday morning the eyeball was re
moved. Chloroform had been admin
istered, aud after the operation an at
tempt was made to revive tho patient,
but it was too late. He never regained
consciousness, ami died in a few min
utes. The body was brought to this
city Monday and from hero takon to
his homo near Esbou, Ivan , for burial.
Interment took placo Wednesday aft
ernoon in the St. Ehz.iboth cemetery.
Thos, McGinnis was 33 years of ago
and had been married only about four
years. Ho loaves to mourn his death
a wifo and threo childron, two hoys
and ono girl, and seven brothors aud
three sisters. He had lived iu this
vicinity for a number of years and was
quite well liked by all who know him.
Tho bereaved family has tho sympathy
of a large circle of frionds.
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Biggest Reduction on Clothing,
Men's and Boys', Ever Known
in Bed Cloud.
Gowden-Kaley
THE STORE THAT
Ia Twenty Year
Life Policy
In an Old Line Company is,
the best kind ot lite
insurance.
k'he cash value of the polloy at thoJ
end ol tne penoa is. moro uinu
you have paid.
Fire, Lightning, Tornado andl
Life Insurance,
LIn the best Old Line or Mutual
Companies.
O. C. Teel, Agt,!
Red Clodd, Nkbkaska.
Public-Sale!
Tho undersigned will soil at public
auction at tho Boron farm, two milos
southeast of Cowles,
Tuesday, July 29
Commencing at 10 A. M.,
29 Head of Stoek 29
Consisting of 11 head of llorsos, do
scribed as follows: Ono bay mare 10
years 'old, weight 1500 lbs; ono gray
iiiaro 9 years old, weight 1500 lbs; one
gray mare 4 years old, weight 1400 lbs;
all in foal by jiek.onn blank gelding 0
years old, weight 1200; ono gray gold
intr, weight Ki'K)- one golding 0 year
old, weight 1000; aim span of mules, 7
and 8 yeais old, weight 1100 each; one
puny male and colt, mare iu foal by
0i'nr;onu (illy 1 year old.
18 head of cattle -1 milch cows, 1
giving milk .low, 1 fiesli, 2 to he fresh
soon, 11 calves 5 steers and 0 Hollers
from 4 to 10 months old.
FARM MACHINERY
Smiiiriiir Di-llU mill llM'd l)IHI VL'ill
ami the other two, b nh in good condi
tion, 1 grass seedoi, I header, 1 binder,
1 eorn Mmller, 1 threo-Hoetinn sleel bar
inw, nearlv new, 1 hay ruck-, 1 sod
plow, I 12 inch gang plow, I grind
stone; also 4 sets of double harness,
some household goods and other arti
cles too numerous too mention.
Terms mf Sale All sums of $3
and under cash. Over that amount one
year's time will be given, purchaser
giving note and approved security,
bearing 10 por cent interest. Five per
cent off for cash. Lunuh on grouud.
L. L. and A. A. BOH EN.
C L. WINHtEV, Auctioneer.
PARKER'S
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A Summer
Sermon on
CLOTHES,
We are selling Hot Weather
Clothing so cheap that you ara
foolish to be uncomfortable this
hot weather.
Men's Hot Weather
Suits, 75c to 6.00.
Flannels, Serges
and Crashes.
Men's Straw Hats,
25c to $1-75-
The Prices on Everything
Cut to Smithereens.
Clothing Go.
NEVER DISAPPOINTS.
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