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PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
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ADVKHTISINO KATKH:
'furnished on application.
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from each wnrd. D. II. Knlcy was
choson clinlrmnu of tho city cpntrnl
committee, and George- II. Ovoring
secretary.
Tho city convention tlion adjourned
Consumption is a human T " "mss "n " '
, rt , . i . i district wuh culled to order, nnd V. 13.
weed flourishing best m weak Flllton muI T E 1cmimu wer0 ll0lnl.
lungs. Like Other weeds Its n:il0,i for members of tho school
easily destroyed while young ; hoard.
wncn old, sometimes im
possible.
Tho Jap nro Htlll banging ny nt
J'ort Artlnir, and thero Is no iminedl
site prospect of a big land battle.
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Tho Edgar Tost claims to luivo been ' to hide it from yourself.
Alio first paper in tho htnto to suggest Others SCC it, you WOI1 t.
Al Galushu for secretary of htato.
Strengthen the lungs as you
would weak land and the
weeds will disappear.
The best lung fertilizer is
Scott's Emulsion. Salt pork
is good too, but it is very hard
to digest.
The time to treat consump-Ji;mv,,J'
tion is when you begin trying I T,,n Scrivm'r
ii 'L t ..ti morn ihnn thi'ii
Hand Caught In Bun-Saw.
Wednesday afternoon Will Scrlvner,
tliii well known carpenter and con
trnctnr, had the mifnrttinn to inn his
left lintid ngtiinM a hu..-f nw, severing
the lli.st linger nt thn second j dot and
sevciely rutting the thumb and second
linger. I)r Dunoroll dresed tho in
jilted mcnilier, and it is hoped the
injured thumb and second linger enn
Red Willow county has a candidalo
Tor secretary of Htato in tho person of
.Edwin J. Wilcox, tho present county
clerk of that county.
-ttavornor Mlckoy Is receiving tho
wudorsoments of tho majority of tl o
county conventions being hold. Ilia
j-cuomluutlou Is now assured.
Tlio First district congressional con
volition Tuesday renominated Elmer
J. Durkctt by acclamation. Up thero
-they nro going to iniiko sure of keep
ing him In Congress, whothor or uot
rbo wins tho senatorial toga.
rs nro certainly having
ir share of hind luck. Al
Scrivner, a brother of Will, Inn mt re
cently recovered from a sevele attack
Don t wait until you cant of typhoid fever, and is not much inoro
deceive yourself any longer, than aide to ho about
Begin With tllC first thought week V. H. Serlvner, father of
to take Scott's Emulsion If tho l,OJ', l,,sl M m,w ,mr"' whl,'h wn8
10 pake acOUS J.muiSlon. llbut , completed, as well as his
it isnt really consumption so . ,,, ,mrn Cllltlu 8,1IH, nll hl8 lllillft
alfalfa, pralrio hay and a lot of corn,
by lire. His little grandson had start
ed a lire out in the road nnd, being un
able to put it fiut, took it up on a
much the better; von will soon
foruet it and be better for the
I treatment. If it is consump-
i tinn tntt rnn'f nvnorf fr lir
. " . , '., ... shovel nnd carried it to tho cow shed,
cured at once, but if you will . B9 he ,lllll .,to pill in lho 8hn(,0( go ,
ucgin in time anu win oe. would cool quick." it didn't
treat-
Al Galtishn is receiving promi-os of
.support from ovory section of tho
Mitato.luhis race for tho nomination as
-secretary of stato. His wide acquaint--since
nnd personal popularity mako
3dm tho strongest caudldato in the
iraoo, -
Captain Adams of Superior wants to
the one of tho delegates nt large to the
republican national convention. Wo
Qtellovo the captain dosorvos some
thing from tho republicans of Nob
traska ho has triod hard enough and
often enough to land in ofllco. Such
'jteraoverouco morits something besides
continual defeat.
Judge Robertson of Norfolk lias
dthdrawn from tho gubernatorial
-nee. Ho wns tho only candidate
-whom tho friends of Governor Mickey
flind any cause to fear. Judge Robert
on would mako a splendid govornor,
kut wo bollovo Governor Mickey do
vsrves a second nomination and aro
.pleased that Judge Robertson has do
added to withdraw, thus leaving tho
strack practically clour for Mlckoy s
jtiuomiuation.
rigidly regular in your
ment you will, win.
Scott's Emulsion, fresh air,
rest all you can, eat all you
can, that's the treatment and
that's the best treatment.
We will send you
a little of the Emul
sion free.
Tit tur that this picture U
the form of a label M on tht
wrapiicr ot every bottl ol
Kmuutoo you buy.
SCOTT & BOWNE,
Chemists,
409 Pearl St., N. Y.
50c. and fj Jul druggists.
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Guido Rock Siguul: Tho Signal
-motes with pleasure that Mr. A Gain-
diaof Red Cloud Is receiving much
tfavorablo mention as a caudidato for
.xhe nomination for secretary of stato.
No bettor man for tho place can bo
named than Mr. Galushn. Ho is capa
ble, energetic, upright and well enough
.-.tcquaiuted with stato politics to mako
liim a strong caudidato in ovory re
spect. Tho RoDublicnus of Webster
should see to it that ho goos before
tho convention with u good, strong in
rflorsomeut from his homo county.
tlmo been questioned; ho has always
been n hard and eifoctlvo workor for
Republican success nt tho polls, nnd
is 11 llrm nnd ardent boliover in Re
publican principles. Ho has been
prominent lu party affairs for many
years, and has served his state faith
fully nnd acceptably for a couplo of
torms as regent of tho univorsity. As
n man, ho represents the best typo of
tho Nobraskuu, and wo bollovo tho
citizens of tho Fifth district will bo
proud to send hi in to tho convention
to cast 0110 of tho district's votes for
Mr. Roosovelt.
THE CITY CONVENTION.
Superior Journal: Hon. C. W. Kaley
f Rod Cloud is a caudidato for tho
3iouor of being one of the two dele-
sates from th" Fifth Nebraska district
to tho Republican national convon
J.ion. Wo do not know of nnyono In
Alio district who is inoro worthy of
.this honor than is Mr. Kaloy. His
loyalty to tho parly has never at any
Red Cloud Republicans Nominate a
Winning Ticket.
Following is tho tickot nominated
republican city convention at tho
yesterday:
For Mayor - E. W. Ross.
For City Clerk -L. II. Fort.
For City Treasurer--J. O. Butler.
For Police Judgo -J. S. White,
For Councilman, First ward W. R.
Purkor.
For Councilman, Secoud wnrd C.F.
Cathor.
For Councilmau, Second wnrd, to fill
vacancy Georgo J. Warren.
For Members of School Board V.
B. Fulton nnd T. E. Penman.
cool oil
quite quick enough.
Wo sincerely hope this third calam
ity will prove tho climax of their trou
bles. Jim Abel Dead.
Jim Abel, tho popular clerk in Miner
Bros.' dry goods department, who has
been visiting in Hebron for tho pnst
two weeks, was taken seriously ill nt
tho home of his biother-in-law, W. W.
Wright, in that city last Friday. His
condition became so alarming that his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Abol, wont
to Hebron Wednesday morning, ae
panied by Dr. Creigbton. When they
arrived there they found that ho was
suffering from an acute attack of ap
pendicitis, and the only hope of saving
his life lay in an operation. Dr. Creigb
ton, assisted by two Hebron physicians,
performed an operation Wednesday,
but from the first thero was little hope
of bis recovery, and death came at 6:10
last evening.
James Abel was about twenty-three
years of age, and bad been a resident
of lied Cloud since a little child. He
has been a clerk in Miner Bros.' dry
goods department since 1898, and was
one of the most popular young men in
the city.
Tho body will arrivo in Red Cloud
this evening.
Liters
For hard colds, bronchitis,
asthma, and coughs of all
kinds, you cannot take any
thing better than Ayer's
Cherry
Pectoral
Cherry Pectoral. Ask yout
own doctor if this is not so.
He uses it. He understands
why it soothes and heals.
I had a terrible cough for wek. Then I
took Ajcr'a C'herr I'rctomt anil only una
bottle completely cured me."
Mas. J. U, lUNrouTU, St. Joieph, Mich.
Me., Me., 01.00. J.c. AYxnoo.,
frit T"I1. Mm.
Coughs. Colds
Tho dolegatos to tho republican city
convention met iu tho court houso
yesterday afternoon nt 2:.'i0. Tho con
vention was called to order by D. W.
Turnuro, chairman of tho city com
mittee. No moro harmonious convention
has over been held in this city, nnd in
our judgment 11 n exceptionally strong
ticket lias been named, which will un
doubtedly give to tliis city a business
liko iidniiuistrutiou.
After the convent ion hud been called
to order, tho credentials of tho dole-
I gates wero read and approved as fol
lows: I First wurd-L. II. Fort, W.N. Rich
nrdson, J. R. Mercor, Win. Wolf, D II.
j Grout, L. H. Rust, S. F. Spokesflold,
Geo. Nowhouso and W. R. Parker.
I Secoud wurd-C. W. Kaloy, G. J.
Wnrron. C. F. Gather, W. E. Rife, D.
III. Kaloy, E.W.Ross, E. S. Garber.J,
, S. White, II J. Clark. L. E. Talt nnd
J. W. Klnsel.
C. W. Kaloy was choson permanent
chairman ot the convention and H. J,
Clark secretary.
A motion wns then mndo and car
ried that tho convention proceed to
tho nomination of candidates by bal
lot, tho first ballot to bo informal.
On the iuformul ballot for mayor,
E. W Ross, tho present incumbent,
received a majority of tho votes cust,
nnd upon motion of Mr. Cnthor tho
rules wero suspended and Mr. Ross
was declared tho unanimous cholco ot
tho convention for mayor.
L. II. Fort was uomlnuted for city
Assessment of Credits.
The ruling regarding tho assessment
of not credits applies to tivo items in
tho personal property schedule, as fol
lows: No. 3 All notes secured by mort
gago owned by person listing prop
erty. No. 4 All other notes owned.
No. 13 All book account) duo.
No. 15 All money loaned and not
yet entered on tho schedule.
No. 85 Credits not otucrwiso listoi.
Obligations owing of a similar nature
may bo deducted from these and from
nothing else.
Tho taxpayer in making out his list
of credit is n quired to tako the follow
ing oath:
"I bolemnlv swear (or afllrm) that
tho foregoing statement contains a
true and correct list of bona tide debts
by mo owing for a consideration re
ceived, and that I am justly entitled to
have the snmo deducted from tho cred
its listed by mo for taxation ns shown
for tho year , as provided by the
revenue act passed in 1003 "
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BETTER TRADE
some of your dollars for some of our sale pants the
pants are cheaper than the dollars at the present sale
price. You can't invest your money better than to put
it into good trousers you need them every waking
hour. Good wool pants at $1.50 just think of it, only
a trifle more than good overalls cost nowadays. For
$2 and $2.75 we are turning over to cash buyers lone
survivors of $3, $4 and $5 lines all kinds of patterns,
all kinds of sizes no two alike. If we should sell
tTiem this way the year 'round we'd "bust up." Your
chance to buy them at these prices is right now, when
we want the room and the money.
Beekmith, Weseott & Storey
"Ono prlco and no monkey business. "
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TO BUYERS
OF MEAT:
As 1 havo purchasod tho Harring
ton Meat Mnrkot, I expect to nuike
somo cbnnges to benefit tho pa
trons. First of all, clean up; good
meats, good weights nnd fair treat
ment, nnd I heartily solicit your
trade. I do not ask for nil of it,
but invite you to como in nnd get
acquniuted, nnd we will do the rest.
Also extend an invitation to bring
in your Eggs, Butter, Chickens,
Hides, Furs and Fat Stock, for
which we will pay you cash.
We do not run a grocery store,
but will endeavor to run a first
class market bouse. Call and give
ua nt least one trial.
Yours for business,
Ghas. Waddell
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Baled Hay,
Corn,
Oats,
Flour,
Baled Alfalfa,
Meal
and
Mill Feed
Will Shouse Skips.
Will Shouse, who purchased Harry
Sowtot'd tailoring business in this city,
I as left for parts unknown, leaving bi
ll i ml him a number of creditors who
would liko to know how and wliero
they aro going to get their money.
Shouso organized a "pants" club nnd
induced a number of people to join.
Many of theso peoplo contributed their
weekly quota to tho pants fund nnd
havo nothing to show for it. It is said
Shouso is about $200 ahead of tho gamo
O. T. Diekorson, with whom Shouse
boarded, levied on the small stock of
good, etc., left by Shouse, and it is
said tho stuff was also cuvord by a
mortgage.
JeMta-toldback.
Tuesday, March 15, at 4 p. m., oc
curred tho wedding of Miss Anna Jen
son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Jonsen, and Mr. Andrew Uoldback, a
Fire at Miner Ranch.
Sparks from a locomotivo Wednes
day set tire to tho dry grass south of
tho big barn on tho Miner ranch, about
three miles west of town, and the high
south wind soon carried the llamcs to
tho building. Tho barn, with its con
tents, as well ns several cribs and sheds
and tho scales were destroyed . Tho
full amount of tho loss cannot be de
termined. Tno ranch is at present
managed by Lawrence and Floyd Mc-Call.
Petit Jurors.
The following potit jurors havo been
drawn for tho April term of tho dis
trict court: Robt. Allen, F. O. Johu
son, W P. Postlewait, I. H. Crary,
John C. Rose, James Burden, C. Cow.
ley, Chas. lioren, S. Shirley, W.
Konniz, F. Hopka, 13. 13 Ogg, Frank
Kinkaid, C. li Miner, John Olmstead,
George Amack, F. Stroble, John Per
son, Joshua Fuller, Wm. May, John
Do Mars, J. A. Lockhart and II.
Brandborst.
Business Notices.
Light harness nt Joo Fogel's.
Try that calf meal at Caldwell's.
Infants' all-wool whito shitts, 50c.
F. Nowhouso.
Try Ward Hayes for a first class
shavo or hair-cut.
If you want tho bast and cheapest
harness, go to Fogel's.
Furnishod Rooms for Rent Inquire
of Mis. J. A. Tulloy?.
Morauville's Perfection Hair Tonic
for sale at Schatlnit's harbor shop.
Somo moro of thnt cream white
lit urietta nt F. Newhotisa's, at 23o a
yard.
This spring you will need a nerve
food, one that will cleanse and rccon
struct your m-rvo centers and wasted
onorgles. Hollister's Rocky Mountain
Tea will do it 35 cents. Tea or tablets.
C. L. Cotting.
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Sole agent for the renowned
lellers Stock and Poultry Food
Prices Satisfactory ! Deliveries Quick !
H. J. CLARK,
Phone 51. Red Cloud. Neb.
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(When mSskTFx Wjjk
i You jHrPl-ii-Ef-fflHv
IHave a HJBST
Cup RSIBHIB1
For Sale
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R.obinsorv
& Burden
WHITE HOUSE
Moth.. COFFEE i-
I with your breakfast, t has a flavor that's all
( its own you don't get it in any other brand.
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' It is aold by all grocers in 1 and 3-pound cans only.
I'nckcd and sealed by us tnd guaranteed full weight.
DWINELL- WRIGHT CO.,Boston.
Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES
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Cwiressrwal CMventlM.
The republicans of tho Fifth Con-
nrnanerous viiunir farmer nf Nuckolls ' aresslioual District of tho stato of
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Yau will hasten roooverv bv tak-
aUifg one of Ayer' PHI at bodtimo.
county. The ceremony was performed
In tho presonce of about sisty-tivo
guosls, at tho school houso in district
20, Itov. L. Jensen of Nuckolls county
ofltciating. Following the coremony
tho guests enjoyed a bounteous wed
ding supper at the home of tho bride'
parents. Tho happy couplo left Frl-
for their now homo, six miles
(lnrk nil thn flrar. luillnr.. unit rlinHav
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bnlanco of tho ticket was chosen in north of Hardy, where Mr. Uolback liopubllcau
liko mnunor. owns a farm.
Nebraska aro hereby called to moet
iu convention nt tho Korr Opera
Houso in tho city of Hastings on May
12, ltKM, nt throo o'clock In tho after
noon, for tho purposo of placing in
nomination ono congressman from
said district; for tho solootlon of ono
presidential doctor, aud to elect two
doloiuitos nnd two ultoruatos to tho
TRADERS LUMBER CO.
DEALERS IN
Lumber and Coal,
BUILDING MATERIAL, ETC.
Red Cloud, - - . Nebraska.
National Convontiou to
TilECniEKextondscon-'bo held In Chicago 111., on Tuosday
Throo committeemen wore chosen giatulatlons.
the 21st day of Juno, 1001, and for
tho transaction of such other business
as tnny regularly come boforo said
convention. The apportionment en
titles Webster county to 13 delegates
in said convention:
It is recommended that no proxies
be allowed In said convontiou but
that tho delegates presont thereat bo
authorized to cast tho full voto of tho
county represented by thom. By or
der of tho congressional committeo
Hastings, Nebraska, March 17, 1901,
IlEsny Fox, Jn., Chairman.
J. E. Kellet, Secretary.
Robt. Fortune
Sella
Gasoline
and
iverosene
Offlct at SpokejUeld'i Feed Store.
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