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What a
Convenience a
M Pen
is. It almost t
an liulispens-
ible atticle to
any one who
docs any writ- I
ing. We have
the best.
All 14k Gold
Pens with
hard rubber
holders.
J Every school teacher in the
4 county in fuct everyone who
a docs not want to bo left in the fr
"9 f.it tint wlm u-Uhi.u tn tti mi tfi fr
due, should linvo one 1'iices
1 $f.O0 to $5.00.
Stititfiiction (iiiaiiinteed
Newhouse Bros.
WEEK'S HAPPENINGS
Head ArgabriRht'a surprise "ad."
Wanted Dishwasher at the Hon Ton.
Threshing coal at Koby'dntfroni?! l!o
to 7 00.
Flnve Grieo was in Kiverton the first
of the week.
K. (i DoukI:s of York, was in the
city l'liursday.
If you want job wotk of ony kind
call anil see us.
JJyu Sheppardsou of Utverton w:i in
town yestetday.
The little child of Mayor Hamilton
lias the whoopinp couli.
Mis Laileity ot Alma i- tranaetinp
business in thi city today.
Mist Uliinelu' Winfiey ii home for a
visit with her patent.
II. J WctinoU' f Wymote w:h ii
Ued Cloud" vi-itur Monday.
Clun. 1'otl -punt bunilti at the lioinc
of his patent in thi city.
.Ia. Abel spent Sunday in Supctior.
What is tin) atltactinn, .1 mi
Mis Aftm- hernial d of llivciton un
sho ping in tin-city Ttii-iluy.
Mrs. 1 S. lleiulciMin of Winner wa
in the city n few ilstjs tnis week
Mk. Junius Moiaiivi le leturned to
her homo in Medio Wiilnesday.
Miss Aiitio Wii-kniun o( (initio Uock
was a visitor to this city Thursday.
Mrs. Lulu IVnsH of Ilaslinps is visit
iiiR with relatives and friends in this
city.
Ludlow Bros have a quantity of fine
brick for sale at thoir yards north of
town.
W. H. Kessel moved his household
goods Monday to his farm four miles
northwest of the city.
J. E Kosler, wifo and children re
turned Tuesday from a visit with Mrs
Keslur's parents at St. Michael, Neb.
Elmer Koon and wife have returned
fiom Oklahoma and expect to remain
here until spring. Elmer has accepted
n position with llife & Koon.
Fred McKeeby stopped oil in Bed
Cloud the Hist of the week for a short
visit with old fiiends. Ho was on his
way to his home at. I'ueblo, Col., after
a visit in Superior.
My farm consisting of i section fl mi
N. W. of Ued Cloud must bo Bold,
(iivo mo an offer. Easy terms, ten
years on part payment if wanted. J. W.
Wiillin, box 193, Bud Cloud, Neb.
mknk Ose-A private con fruition.
old fool. (') Von will, will you.
'II limni run to no and buv a lot of
L'lifLV. liivrnes and llardwaro befoie
von i? . J.O. IIUTi.KU'd hi Ices on first
clas cooiU of the swim kind. (!!) Take
that, (!!!) and that, (!!!!) and that. Now
von old chump will 3011 learn some
tiling."
GENERAL CITY NEWS.
C. B. Crone left Monday morning for
a ttip in Ivuisa-
Paul Pope wa visiting in Kivirton
the tii -it of the week.
E l Cutting left for the City of Mev
ico Monday morning.
Joe Fogc! has -onie good light liar-ne-s
which he I selling cheap.
Mis It 1 nee Wiles of Orleans lemrned
to this city the llistof the week.
J. II Mercer is moving into the Con
gtegational paisoniige this week.
Mr- Al llushee of lloldrege is visit
ing withC W. Btisheentid family.
M S Mar-h of (Jraiid Island came to
the cit U eduesday for a -holt visit.
F V. Tin lor, utiilei taker .Mid cm
balmir, oppoMte Cutting'-drug stole.
The work of teshingliiig the I Intel
Holland was begun 1'iiesday morning.
Save money b; using a water meter
Moihart B10-. will put one in for j on.
For Sale A tlueatl cabinet and a
second. hand showcase. F. Newhouse.
Henry Pliaies returned homo Mon-
day after a month's visit in Topeka,
Ivan.
There are a number of weddings
scheduled to take placo in this city
soon.
Miss Ethel Reynolds of Bladen visit
ed with fiiends in Bed Cloud this
week.
Mabel Wells went to Cowles Monday
for a visit with relaMves near that
place.
Will Ely left Tuesday afternoon for
Holdrege, where he has secured a good
position.
Miss Kelmn Schwartz of Hastings is
visiting with her cousin, Morris Stem,
and wife.
Mark Parks of McCook was visiting
with relatives and friends in this city
Wednesday.
The populist senatorial convention
has been called to meet in this city
on August 11
Dolphin Claik of Bladen was trans
acting bu-iness in this city Wednesday
and Thursday.
Ed Lee, a j iiiiiieyinan marble cutter,
ha-taken a position in Overing Bios.'
marble work.-.
(5eo. Ii Simpkin-, -tale game and
li-h wtuden, of Lincoln, was in the
city Saturday.
Mr- Walter K-iby left Sunday morn
ing for u visit with her parents in
Bi-nkleman, Neb.
Boy White of Ha-tings has accepted
a po-itfuu as stetiogiaper with Over
man iV Black ledge.
Mr- Emily Clark of.Burton, Ohio, is
vis ting at the home of her nephew, J.
II. Bailey, of this city.
Mr.-. IJ. II. Lai lick and Mrs. Henry
Lauibrecht were tho guests of Mrs.
Chas. Cither Tuesday.
Wanted. A good girl to woi k. Good
wages. Enquire of Hubert Neuerberg
at depot lunch counter.
Wanted. A couple of young pig-.
Euquiro of F. Newuouso or at New
house Bros, jewelry store.
Henry Ludlow of Campbell was in
the city besterday in attendance at the
funerrl of his grandfather.
Boy Whittakor, who has been clerk
ing in Miner Bros, store, is laid up with
the rheumatism, this week.
Harry Goblo left Monday evening
for his homo in Puoblo, Col., after a
visit with relatives in this city.
hy not got one of those good ily
nets for your horse, of Joe Fogel,
while he is selling them so cheap?
Pearl Ludlow returned to her homo
in this city Monday morning after a
visit with fiiends near Guide Bock.
For a clean, easy shavo oranup-to
dato hair-cut, call at Ward Hiatt's bar
ber shop. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Ed McAllister of Nelson has taken a
position with the H. .J. Clark Monu
ment Works of this city as solicitor.
We understand that Miss Jessie
Ducker of this city has been elected
assistant paincipal of the Alma schools.
Monday morning the work of low
ermg the street car track to a level
with the prade of thestieet was begun
A good second hand horse power
tlueshing lig for sale cheap. For fur
ther information iniiiin of 1'upo Bros.
Anson Garner, son of County Cleik
G.irhcr, has taken a position in the
-tore of his uncle, A.J. Hayes, in Guidi
Bock.
AI Hell man is n juicing over the ar
rival of a baby girl, which t'limu to his
place last Friday night. L'-ual Nebras
ka weight.
W. W. Wright and Del Abel have
purchased a clothing -to 10 in Hebron
and aro this week taking an inventory
of the same
Wolfe Bros, wish to announce that
they intend to quit handling farm ma
chinery. All inicliinery, buggies, and
wagons wilt bo sold out, regardless of
cost See them for any thing you may
want
Mrs A.J. Hayes and niece, Miss
Edna Watt, of Guide Bock spent Sun
day in this city, the guests of County
Clerk Garber.
Mrs. L 1). Uayuolds of Montrose,
Kan., came to Bed Cloud Tuesday for
a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. Van Dyke,
A. Galusha and Dr. Beck were in
Hastings, Ttusdny, attendance at a
meeting of the congressional committee
of the 5th district.
W. W. Day of Lincoln, state agent
of the Bankers' Life Insurance Co ,
was looking after business matters in
this city this week.
A. A. Burdick, formerly of this city,
has stnrteil a marble shop in Smith
Center, Kan., and will move his family
thcte as soon as possible.
Person, the sewing machine c.xpeit,
repairs organs and sewing machines,
at tho second store. All work guaran
teed. Pi ices reasonable.
We understand that the Buv. Humbly
has not accepted the call to the Con
gregational pastorate which was ten
dered him some time ago.
Miss Cora Garber of tho land com
missioner's ollice at Lincoln came down
tho latter part of last weok for n visit
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. J. O. Biploy of Stilwell, III., ar
rived tn the city the tlrst of the week
for an extended visit at tut homo of
County Attorney Overman.
Boss Gather returned to his home in
this city Saturday, after an extended
tour through South Dokota in tho in
tereits of a typewriter company.
E Fitzgerald of Franklin was in tho
city Mouday for tho purpose of obtain
ing someone to go to Franklin and
mould brick in tho new brick ynrd at
that place.
Charles W. Kaley left Wednesday
evening for Colorado. Ho expects to
go about tifty miles north of Fort Col
lius, and will remain during the most
of tho month of August.
Ernest Welsch is nursing one leg
these warm days, all through thu fact
hat his cow mistook him for his dog
and struck him instead of the dog, at
which she had kicked.
Last Wednesday afternoon and even
ing Mrs. 1). J. Myers gave a party to a
number of her lady friends in honor of
her niece, Miss Pearl Albaugh of Shaw
nee, O. T., who is visiting with her.
There is a pretty girl in an alpino hat.
A sweeter girl in a sailor brim,
But tho handsomest girl you'll ever see,
Is the sensible girl who uses Bocky
Mountain Tea. C. L. Cutting.
Boy 'nit has taken thu position of
hostler or engineer on tho switch en
gine at this place, Mr. McKain having
been recalled to McCook. Mr. Zint
will remain here during the absence of
Win. Larue.
L. H. Bust and wifo leave tomorrow
morning for a tour of tho west. They
expect to be gone for some time and
will visit the principal points of inter
est between hero and tho Pacitic coast
before they return.
If it wasn't popular, if it wasn't loved
by tho people, why do dealers say:
"Wo have something just as good as
the Madison Medicine Co.'s Hocky
Mountain ?Tea" Think It over. 35
cents. C. L. Cotting.
Last Tuesday evening about u o'clock
when the B. & M. bridge gang was re
turning from work tho handcar
jumped tho tho track, near Franklin.
and Frank Williams of this city sus
tained a fractured breast bone and two
broken ribs.
Dr. F. W. Moranvillo and wifo leave
for Colorado this weok, Mrs. Moran
vPIo going Saturday and tho doctor
Sunday, Dr. L. A. Buss of Denver, will
have charge of Dr. Moranville's prac
tico until his return, which will pro
bably be in about 0 weeks.
Thero was troublo in tho south ward
this weok. Jano Blanko caused tho
arrest Wednesday, of John Hallock on
tho chargo of assault and battory, on
tho person of Blanko's son. Tno hoar
ing of the case was beforo Judge West
yesterday afternoon and tho case was
dismissed at the plaintill's cost.
Tho street commissioner should do
something to level main street where
tho tiling was taken out on Fourth ave
nue. There is 110 good reason why
such a ditch .should bo left in tho main
part of tho city. This might not be so
bad if eft in some out of tho way
placo, but these ditches have no placo
in any well regulated city.
The gang of telepkone linemen work
ing under thu directions of Mr. Wagner
left for Beatrico tho first of the week.
Tuey strung two wires between Bed
Cloud and Hastings, which gives this
city a clear long distant circuit, aril
also put on cross-arms on all poles In
the city. It i- expected thoy will bo
back iu a week or ten days to complete
the work laid out for them heie.
Now that, tho rains have let up a
little, it is hoped the street commis
sioner will have an opportunity to till
experiment with a
paint that is "just as tfood'
iwhen yon can jet the oliP
reliable Heath & Milligan1
'that has stood the test for,
half a century? 1 have ai
complete stock.
11. li.C'.RlClS.
in the inudliolii on List Fourth ave
nue. Thestieet car tracks ate being
loweied t.) the new grade of toe stieel
mid the coiiimi loner can do nothing
until this is completed. Tho new grade
Is designed to drain the water east
from Webster street to thecieek
Vesteulay afternoon Mrs. V. B
Fulton, assisted by Mr. Fied I'm nine
gae an al home patty to about .10 of
her lady friends and iu the evening
another to about 'i0 more, lit theafter
noon there was a gum chewing contest,
which caused considerable amusement,
Mrs. Geo, Lindsey winning the lirst
pri.e (i fancy plate, ami Mrs. E W
Boss, the booby pri.o, a stick of gum.
Iu the evening there was a llower soil
ing contest, which was buth amusing
and instructive, Mrs. 11. J. Clark was
awardod tho lirst prize, a Begonia, and
Mrs. A. P. Ely was awarded tho booby
prize, which was a hinall chair, with a
card attached saying "(in away back
and sit down." Beficshments went
served both afternoon and evening,
consisting of ico cieam and cake as tlrst
course and chocolate ami wafers as
second course;
Last Wednesday, July 'Jll, Nathan A.
Ayers came into the county court with
a writ from tho district court author
izing li i 111 to take depositions in the
case of Ayers vs. Olmstead, now pond
ing iu the district com t, wheiein Ayei.s
wishes to set aside a certain deed made
by Allen T. Ay res to Miraba E. Olm
stead, during the lifetime of Allen T.
Ayers. The depositions were to be
given by Louis C. Olmstead and his
wife, but upon their refusal to be
sworn or alHimed they were held to be
guilty of contempt of couit, and, still
refusing, they woie committed tn the
county jiil. On Monay .Judge Adams
issued a writ of habeas corpus com
manding them to appear befoie l.im
for trial in chambers. Sheiitl McArthur,
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Olmstead' and
attorney Blackleilgo went to Minneii,
Thursday morning, and after hearing
tlie case, Judge Adams giunteil the
wi it and Mr. and Mis. Olmstead were
released.
Low Kates to the Black Hills
The Burlington Botito has announced
low rates to the Black Hills of South
Dakota for the following date- July 1
to 13. August 1 to 1 1, !, ',M, ,'io, 111. Sep
tember 1 to 10. On other days until Sep
tember 1.") low rates somewhat highei
than those iu effect on :hu above dates
will bo offered. Sylvan Like, Hot
Springs, Dead wood, Lend City, Speiir
fish and n number of other points in the
Black Hills are well worth visiting. Any
Burlington Botite agent will be glad to
teli you more about these excursions.
Use Allen's Foot Ease.
A powder to bo shaken into tho
shoes. Your feet feel swollen, nervous
and hot, and get tirod easily. If you
have smarting feet or tight shoes, try
Allen's Foot-Ease. It cools the feet and
makes walking easy. Cures swollen,
sweating feet, ingrowing nails, blisters
and callous spots, relieves corns and
bunions of nil pain and gives rest and
comfort. Try it today. Sold by all
druggists and shoe stores for '-') cents.
Don't accept any substitute. Trial
package free. Addicss Allen S. Olm
sted, Lo Koy, N. V.
Great Discount Sale.
Pianos and Orgaus, August 1 to 14.
During tho Epworth Assembly 100 ele
gant Pinnos, no Organs J to J on usual
prices. Full 7 octavo Pianos, lino fin
ish, $123. Beautiful Organs WO. Every
instrument fully warranted. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. Opportunity of a life
time. I in prove the Assembly ha.f fare
and secure ono of those bargains or
write. Bemeinber name and place.
W. G. Piikscott & Co ,
114 jiniaoa South 12th St., Lincoln, Neb.
A Twenty YearJ
Life Policy
'In an Old Line Company is.
the best kind ol life
insurance.
Tho cash value of the policy at the'
end ot the period is mine titan
you have paul.
Firo, Lightning, Tornado and
Lifo Instiranco,
,lu tho best Onl Lino or Mutual
Companies.
;0. C. Teel, AgtJ
Bud Cloud, Nkiihaska.
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Why
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C A Summer
I Sermon on
Biggest Eeduction on Clothing,
Men's and Boys', Ever Known
in Eed Cloud.
Gouiden-Haley Glothing Go.
THE STORE THAT NEVER DISAPPOINTS.
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT.
Tin- follow liitf itoin-i'i! iimiMiiliiienl In Hie
riiiisiliiilliin nl ilioMiili'iif Si'liiii-Ui. iihlieiulu
iifliTMl forth In rail. I- Milmiilli'il In lliu elii l
or- of Hie Miitf of Nelirii-kii. lo In- witi-il muni
111 tin- liviivriil I'lu lion to le hulil Tiii-mIh).
Nou'intuT 4, A. l. IWl:
A Joint ri'Miliitliin iinipiif'liiK to iiiiummI n'Cllon
one of mtlrle fUU'iMi o Hie CoiiMllullim of
thu Mule of Nelino-kii, reliitlve to Hie mull
tier of MilimlllliiK ini'l ii'loptltiK iiini'iiil
iiil-iiIh to the L'uimllllllluli of tin- Mate of
Nulirankii,
IU II l$Klrfd ami Knurl tit by Hit t.tijMnlun
of Hit .stntt nj tft'iiiftn:
ski this I. Tlint Kenton one of urtlrlu llfieoin
of tliuCoiiHtlnitioti or iiiu nlHte 01 aeuwiiia ue
hiiiviiiIimI lo roil an ioiiowh-
Si-rtlon I. Klthrr brunch of lite leKUIaturo
mny propone Hinuiiilintiit to llil- t'ointtlliitlon.
tmil If the mine be nrt-ed to br thrve fifth of
the mmibiTN elected to uhcIi lionxe, Mich pro
poied ninoiidmcntH Khali bo entered on the
Journal, with Iho yea and nay, hiii! published
at leaal once each week In at lvat one newapa
per In each county where a newapaper U pub
Untied, for thirty day Immediately preeedliiK
the next election of neiitor and represent
liven, at which election the name tliall be ub
mlttedlo thuelertoi for approval or rejection,
and If a majority of the elector 0tl1iK amuch
election 011 Hitch propo-ed amend Dent, Khali
ote to adopt Mich amendment, the ame Miall
become a part of thl Contllliitlnn. When more
than one amendment I Milnnllled 11 1 the aaiae
election, they uliall be ho Kubmitted a to eu
able thu electors lo ulc on each amendment
keparately.
All ballots lined at hiicIi election on audi
amendment or amendment nhall lime written
or printed thereon the tollowlun: for porponed
amendment to the Conntiliillou relation to (here
liiHcrt the aiilijcct of the amendment) and,
A Kliml proped amendment lo the ConMltii
tlou relalltiK to (hero luert the Mibject of tho
amendment), and the vote of cai-li elector
votluv on Midi amendment or amendment!!
Hhall he deHlguated by the elector by lnukliiK n.
CTiihs with a pen o pencil In a clrclo or Hijuaro
to be placed at the rlKlitof the Hue the word
"For or AKatnil" the proponed amendment, a
he tttinl 1 denlre to voto thereon, or by Indicating
hi preference on a miUiik machine when mien
mauhluo I iu inc.
I, Geo. W. Marnh, kccreliiry of Mate of tho
tutu of Nehranka. do hereby certify Unit tho
forcKoliiK proposed amendment to the C'ountltii
tlou ot the Stale of Nelirr.nlni Is a true and
cornel copy of tho ordinal enrolled and en
Kronned bill bm panned bv tho twenty nownth
nennlun of Ihe leelatnre of III' Mule of Ne
brankii, a iii.peiirx from nuld orlirimil I'll on
tile in thin ollleo and that mid unnamed amend
iiienl IiHuhinlttcd to the iimllMccl vo em of the
htato of Nebraska for their adoption or rejec
tlou at thu general ele tlun to lie held on Tiles
day. thuuhda) ofNoicuiber A I) Wi.
In toMlmnuy whereof, I hind hereunto net m
ban unit alllxod lliOKreat neul of tho Mate of
Nebraska.
Hui'i' at Lincoln Hiln Jjd day of July In tho
year of Our lioni due 'I'll iimaud Nine lluudrtd
mid Two. of tho Independence of Ihe I lilted
Mutes the line Hundred and Twenty snoulh,
and or this Male ilie 'I bitty sixth
l.Kil. W MAIIMI
eai. NecretHM of Male
BEE-KEEPERS' SUPPLIES.
.Send us your orders for llli.
.Sect Inns, KxtiiK'tois, Mniil.
ri, NilN, Minim it t lii-t -.,
I'liiniilu 1 1 1111 lire Hindi", 'ti .
IU liinitlr ktililiunr'i OiikIi mi'l cm
,2 KMtr )i.n time untl frrltftit. 0EES WAX
VVANItU. UAIHLUUUt nice.
TRESTCR SUPPLY CO.
103 South llth Striet, ..VCO..V, XKll.
PARKER'S
HAIf? BALSAM
(rn-lnwi nj Irt-tutlilci tb hilt,
Vramuie. a lusunint Krciwlh.
never Jli 10 Jtcmore Urj
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Cun train 4i.MM.-t A tiair ttliuis.
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Dr. Hobbs'HiiarnusI'llljcuroall kidney Ills. B
plofrvu AcJJ biorllinr lleut-ilir Co. Chicago or N.Y
; 'i$m
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CLOTHES.
We are selling Hot Weather
Clothing so cheap that yon aru
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 $175-
The Prices on Everything
Cut to Smithereens.
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need a Cook Stove
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prepared for just
such j circumstances
by having a full line
of the best goods the
market affords.
Come in and ex
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are sure that we can
please you with qual
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have a few
Fancy
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