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and Tar
Cough Syrup
Pluo troes soom to furnish tho
best remodios for Colds, Coughs,
Hoarseness, Soro Throat, Dron
chltis nuil othor throat troublos.
Wo make n syrup of whlto pino
tar, thnt, In tho opinion of many
of our customers, has novor boou
excelled us u family cough euro.
Wo are willing to soil It with tho
distinct, understanding that if it
is not satt-faotory to you, you
can exchange what is loft of tho
bottle for any other 'Jfic remedy,
or wo will refund your money
That is a fair proposition. Wo
know what this syrup will do.
Prlco 2oo per bottlo.
Chas. L. Cottin
The Druggist.
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LOCALETTES
Stock snitdles at Joo Fogel's.
The firemen met Monday night.
Bert Dyer tns returned from Denvor.
Horn, to Mt. and Mrs. Grant ChristyL
a boy.
Mrs. E. D. Smith has returned from
Omaha.
A. G. White of Cowlos was in town
Thursday.
Mrs. L. M. Orabill is ill at her borne
in this city.
Miss Fannie Harman left Monday
for Holdrege.
Coal, coal! Soft coal for baso burners
at Caldwell's.
Mrs. J. M. Bailey is visiting in C"n
.,cordia, Kansas.
Georgia Gard wont to Superior the
first of tho week.
.
Miss Mabol Day has accepted a post
tfWoi
tion at Hiuloli's.
Mrs A. J. Hayes of Guide Hook was
in town Monday.
II. W. Stieppardson of Riverton was
in town yesterday.
Mis. F. Rradbrook and son Guy tiru
visiting in Omaha.
Mrs. Thomas Emigh loft Tuesday for
a visit in Batavla,III.
Mr. and Mrs. Iko Ludlow will go
California ne&t week.
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Mrs. D. F. Scammon left Tuesday
morning for Aurora, ill.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. E. A. KingJlwf iod 0ioud ufttunjv ftnd Sundav.
Wednesday morning, tt girl.
Walt Kaley has returned to Chester,
after a visit with his parents in this
city.
Remember tho Harveit Homo soci
nolo at Miss Ferris Mouday night, Oct.
ltth.
Mrs. Dow, mother ot Mrs. Bert
Kaley, has returned to her home in
Toledo, Ohio.
J. S. Miynu of Harlan, Iowa, a
brother of Mrs. C. B. Crone, arrived
Thuisilay for a visit.
W. 11. Skolton ot Bluo Hill, republi
can candidato for county treasurer,
was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. J. O. Lindloy roturnod homo
Monday from a visit with her daughters
in McCook and Culbertson,
Rov. W. II. Willahan of Junction
1 City, Kan., will preach at tho Baptist
church noxt Sunday, morning and
evening.
rl?rD O FOR.1
1 KJiJxJ&m
Aen EVomen
rcvcr.y mucn inrasmun
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Everybody it seems is
wearing" Mem .
There's nolhinj? Wo
know of more
suitable foragW.
Let us show .you
Simmons
Watch Fobs
Some- are- of delightfully
quaint pattorns.othora most
delicately wrought.
whnn vou have
company
Bnrt nrnnt. VOlir tablO to
100K
ita prettiest. Snowy linen, a
few flowers nnd somo of our
silverware nnd cut glass will
Hive your guests many pleas
it thoughts of their visit.
NEWHOUSE BROS.,
Jewelers and Opticians,
Red Cloud. - Nebrnskn..
Light harness at Joe Kogel'.N.
Jii' Dlair was in town tliW week.
Tho slot machines mo running again.
Kverton Fuo is able to be at work
again.
The couuty commissioners aro in
session.
Dr. Gardner was up from Wymore,
3 u ii day.
O. C. Tool was in Inavalo Monday on
business.
Otto Sk jelvcr was down from Otto
Saturday.
A. T. ilartwoll was down from Ina
valo Thursday.
MissSnra Arnoson camo dowu front
Iuavalo Thursday.
Mrs. Ur. Pace of (.tilde Kock was in
town Wednesday.
Try Word Hayes for a first class
shave or hair-cut.
Frank Peterson and UnyFtamo wen
to Omaha Saturday.
Menard McNony was lu Dluo Hill
Tuesday on business.'
If you want tho best and cheapest
harnoss, go to Fogel's.
Tho State Bankers' association moots
at Lincoln on tho llth.
Geo. Sliute, from near North Dranoh,
was in town Saturday.
Mrs. A. Lindloy is visiting in River
ton with her son Hurt.
Seo Joo Fogol for anything in tho
harness or saddlery line.
Dick Runchey returned homo Mon
day night from Oklahoma.
Tho school board mot Monday night
transacted routino business
T James lurden and son Darrel loft
Sunday morning for Kansas City.
Thoro seems to be no abatement in
the demand for marriage licenses.
Oottiug soils Blacklogoids and Black
legino to prevent blackleg in cattle.
Mrs. Rstnlej and daughter returned
to their home In Bloomlngton, Sunday.
Mrs. O. . Harrington returned
Monday evening from a visit in Mel
son.
Fred Templo went to Omaha Wednes
day to take in tho Ak-Sar-Ben festivi
ties. Mrs.Carnentor hns raturnnd to hnr
hftaio in Iowa after a visit with Mrs.
idoman.
George Hidell has again gono on tho
road in tho interests of Hadell's Ciibh
Bargain House.
Lafe Ilerburger tins oponod a shoot
ing gallory on tho vacant lot east of the
Potter building.
Will Perry is homo from n trip in
the west, where he wont to look after
bisi
has
bis mining interests.
rs. Hilda Horr, of Chicago, who
has been visiting with the Hadells, re
turned home Tuesday.
ri VChick" Graves, of McCook. visited
returning homo Monday.
S pocial sermons and special music nt
tho Harvest Homo sorvico next Sun
day at tho Episcopal church.
John O. Yeisor of Omaha, socialist
candidato for judge of Douglass
county, was in town this week.
The K. of P. grand lodge meets in
Lincoln on the lGih. A number of
Uiid Cloud Knights will attend.
Wo wi?h to call the attention of our
readers to the real estato"ail" of J. P
(Into in another part of this paper.
Tiios. Quigglo of Hosemont, repub
lican candidato for clerk of tho dis
trict court, was in town Wednesday
Tho unmoor of drunks arrestod last
Saturday seems to indicate that drunk
ennosf is on the increuso in this city.
Sheriff McArthur mado a fruitless
trip to.Omuha the latter part of last
week in search of Markey McCpnkoy's
horses.
Cards are out for tho wedding, on
Ootooor 14, of Miss Mabel Lindsoy of
this city and Mr. Thomas G, Tompson
of Omaha.
Ed. J. Overing, Jr., loft Wednesday
for Omaha, where lie will undergo a
surgical operation with the hope of Im
proving his health. ,
Will Drown, who carries rural route
nu route i
onihs the
rtie.il luf
No. 1, rupoiti that in three mo
number of pieces of mail car
increased nearly 1,000.
One uudono-third fare, round trip,
on D. & M.. to Free Street Fair, Camp
bull, Neb., Oct. 18, U und 15, from all
points within CO miles.
non. J. W. James of Hastings, re
publican candidate for district judge,
was in tho city Saturday getting ac
quainted with bis futuro constituents.
Cards bavo boon received in this
city announcing tho marriage last Sun
day, in Kansas CitT, of Mr. Will
Drewor, formorly of Red Cloud, to a
Miss Long. "
The Rev. B. F. Summers, tho new
Methodist minister, has removed bis
family from Trumbull to Red Cloud
and they are now comfortably looated
at the parsonage.
Thero will boa Harvest Home ser
vice, at the Episcopal church next Sun
day followed by a social on Monday
night at the homo of Miss Ferris. All
are cordially invited.
All muiubet of tho Methodist
church iu this cnj ,uu urged to attend
a inns' meeting in no held net I'iiiji
duy evening tit the church for the put
poso of discinsing ways mid means for
utoeting a now biiihling.
1). M.S:i)lesof CIiiko county was in
town for a short time Wednesday.
Mr. Siylcs was formerly a photograp
her hero. Ho was probato judgo ot
Chase county tor a time, und Is now
studying for the ministry.
Tho Advontfsts have opened a school
in their church building on North Web
ster streot. Tho school Is free, and is
under tho direction of the following
board: W. H. Bullock, F. Houchin
and II. W. Vincent. J. W. Rich will
teach tho littlo ones.
James Clement Ambrose will open
the lecture course of the Ladies Aid
Society of the M. E church Friday
night, Oct., 10th, at th j M. K church.
The course will bo mado up of two
I lectures, two concerts and a chalk talk.
tuKmsou tickets, 81 25; single ticket, 35c
Tho G A. R. momorlal monument
ootumiltco has had printed a largo
number sf badges, which are for sale
at all stores at GO cents. With each
badge is given a chance on a lot in Hod
Cloud. Everybody should bo willing
to aid the G. A. R. in erecting a suit
ablo monument to their dead comrades
buried here.
On last Friday evening Mrs. Fred
Tunuro gavo a delightful littlo farowell
party for Miss Frances Harman. who
left Monday morning for her brother's
homo at Holdrege, where sho will bo
married on the 21st, to Mr. Ciarenco
Waldow, of Ulojmington. Thoro wore
just a few of Miss Harman's most inti
mate friends presont,and a very enjoy
ablo evening was apont with cards and
other amusements; later in tho evening
delicato refreshments wcro served.
Upon leaving those present could not
tind words to express tho ro'groc thoy
felt at losing from social circles one of
tho most charming and sweet-tempered
girls that has ever graced Rod Cloud's
society.
Will Dwiu IdlMtf.
Will Dungan was quite badly injured
last Friday evoning, whilo in the dis
charge of his duties as hostler at the
B.&M. round houso. Mi. Dungan had
run a passenger engino to the coal
chutes to bo coaled nnd had gono above
to assist tho man to move a coal car,
whon tho timbers gave away nnd by
souio means, throwing him agaicst the
celling above and nlowiii him to drop
to the floor again. His face was badly
lacerated and one limb was severely
bruised. Tho putiont visited the chief
surgeon at McCook and then wont to
his homo in Hastings on Saturday.
Avoid
Typhoid
Fever
By having a new well
put down and cased
with a heavy galvan
ized tube, made by
us in any size, diam
eter, of heavy iron
something that will
last a lifetime and be
a source of comfort
and health. We have
PIMPS
That work easily and
give satisfaction; also
pipe in any size or
quantity at the right
kffrices to interest you.
A nu in n pnmnlf.f-r.
with cylinder for
$4.00
Good, heavy goods
and properly fitted.
Galvanized Iroi nd
Wood Water '1 .i ks
carried in stock. Let
us fit you out with a
complete outfit.
NORHART
BROS.
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SELZ SHOES, $1.50 to $5.00 1
The Best Shoes in the World.
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That "Whtlesale Gracery" Hmm.
A short time ago Tint Chikk mado
tho announcement that Red Cloud was
to havo n branch wholosalo grocery
house. This wm incorrect. Instead
of a wholesale house, which would have
been a benefit to the town, the now
enterprlio will bo a detriment to home
merchants. Wo were lod into this error
by tbo individual most interested. His
"jobblug house" will consist of taking
orders for cheap groceries from tho
farmers and tilling them from a whole
sale houso iu Chicago. Wo wish to
warn farmers and others that thoy run
considerable risk whon ordering goods
in this manner. Tho only safe way to
do business is to patroui.n homo nior
chants, where you can always bo cur
tain of getting full weight and first
olass goods.
Rmer Red Cloud Peetfe at IIbc!h.
Last Sunday, Ootobor 4, thlrty-threo
former Rod Cloud people, now resi
dents of Lincoln, mot at Lincoln park,
for the, purposo of enjoying a reunion
and picnic. A baskot dinner was en
joyed, and nil enjoyed storios and re
miniscences of their formor lito in Red
Cloud. v Tboso presont wore: Mr. and
Mrs. T. A. Wilburn nnd family, Miss
Angoe Wilburn, Mr. and Mrs John
Dickerson, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Winters
and family, Mrs. ,M. D. Edleman and
family Mr. and Mn. Gen. II Dlair nnd
family. Mis Cora (tiirhcr, Miss Dertha
Putter, MUs Hmzoi Dell, Mrs. L. A.
Ilusoiuig and children, Mrs. Unwind
Ciither and son, Mr. Jo n C. Myen,
Mr. Charles Orabill nnd friend, and
Mr. Joo S. Dlair.
Tno Runaways.
Last Sunday morning as tho streot
car was returning from tho 10 o'clock
train" tbo double-tree became unhooked
from tbo car, frightening tho horses.
They went north on Wobstor streot at
poco never before equalled by streot
horsos, and came to a stoy near tho
standpipe. No damago was dono ex
cept a fow bruises on the hind legs of
tho horses. ,
Thursday morning W. D. Roby's do-
livery horse livened up things on tho
street. Starting from tho north end of
tho business partof Wqbster street sho
ran about tivo block-) south nud stop
pen. Winnie Drown, -vho was driving,
held tho reins until tho horse stopped.
Doth hind feet of tho homo woro badly
cut, and 6ho will bo laid up for soveral
days.
Red Cloud's "High Diver."
The following clipping from a St.
Paul, Minn., paper refers to a well
known Red Cloud boy, Jusso Duull,
son of Mrs. N. S. Hants. Mr. Duoll is
in tho employ of a street carnival com
pany, which travels from city to city
giving opou-uir ontortninmeuts:
"Captain Zeno performs bis thrilling
act of diving from a towor 100 feet
high into a lifosaving net twice each
day. Tho ease and unconcern which
ho manfosts preparatory to making the
hazardous plungo oxoito the wonder
and admiration of the crowd, who
broathlosfly watch him aa be flies
through tbo air."
KemptM Kaaedy M.
Tho popular Kempton Komedy Koni-
pany last night opened a tbreo nights'
ougagoiuont at tho oporn bouso in this
city. Tho company noods no rocom
mondatiou to theatergoers bore. Last
night tho Kemptons presonted "On the
Stroke of Twelve" Tho opera houso
was well fillod and thoso in attendance
enjoyed tho play. Tho company will
That Boy's
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The Clothes question for the growing boy is a perplexing f(K
proposition at best. Parents who have raised an assortment m
of boys know all about it. The boys must be pleased as well m
as the parent. We have Hoys' Suits that will satisfy all jjL
hands and promote contentment in the family circle, Our jL
handsome Short Pant Suits for boys from 3 to 15 years in two 2?
and three piece styles will 2J
to
Fill the Bill Exactly
$1.4Q, 92, $2.23,
The Suits are handsome and have style enough to please
a 11 mm a i . .r uaaiaaa
hovrc liiri fnr nll.i-nimrl rlnl
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ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS.
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Chicago Lumber Co.
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NEW LUMBER YARD
AT ROSEMONT.
NEW LUMBER
BEST COAL!
Arthur Baum, Manager.
J. P. HALE
RED CLOUD
WMISTBR COUNTY
NEBRASKA
K9EAL ESTATE
-AND-
fTARNI LOANS
lr Hnmn of tho finest farms nud
city property in Wobstor Couu
ty, Nobrasko, for wile. Prices
ranging from U15 to Wo por ncro.
J. P. HALE,
Rod Cloud, Nobraska.
appear again tonight, and tomorrow
night, witli a chang of bill at each
puiformanco. Popular prices prevail
Reserved seats are on sale at Grice's
drug storo.
Marrlafttt.
On Saturday, October 3, Mr. Frank
Lanbam, aged 2C, and Miss Margarlte
Maud Howard, aged 23, both ot Har.
vard, Neb., were united in marriage by
County Judge 1. W. Edson.
Mr. Gustavo O. Freed, aged 22, and
Miss Juanlta R. Lar-ion, aged 18, both
ot Holdrege, were married on Monday,
October 5, In the office of the county,
Judge, Judge bason omciating.
Mr. John Q. Robinson, Hgod 33, and
Miss Emma K. Martin, botn of Nuck
olls county, Nebraska, were married
on Wednesday, Ofltober 7, by county
Judge Edson.
At the Fourth Avenue hotel on
Wo ' day occurred he ii.irriagoof Mr.
Liou O. Stlokuvy, aged 21, and Miss
Clothes!
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For first-class iusurnnco,
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Grace A. Phinnay, ngod 17, both of
Rivcrlon. Rev. I. W. Edson performed
tiio ceremony.
Mr. Andrew Wohrly, ngod 20, and
MbsMary L. Kindsohor, aged 24, both
of Duaver Crook prooinct, woro united
in marriage ou Wodnosday by Rov. D.
F. Summers, panor of tho M. E. ohurcb.
The brido is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. Klndsohtr.
A licenso to marry was also, issued
on Saturday to Mr. Lloyd Terry, aged
27, and Miss Mary Van Dyke. The
contracting parties both llvo in ReoV
Cloud.
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Back to the Old Home.
On September 1, 8 and 14 and Octo
ber 0 tho Durlington odors round trip
tickets, good thirty days, to many
points in Indiana and Ohio, at faro
and a third rato. An oxcellont oppor
tunity to visit old friends lu the east.
Ask the ticket agent for furthor par
ticulurs.
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