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Hntorcd itt tne post olllco at lied Cloud, Nob. as
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ADVERTISING ItATKS:
Furnished mi nt'1'llciitlnii,
TELEPHONE, SEVEN - TWO
A batcholors lid) is lYot what it is
cracked up t) be.
Wo will admit, just for thu sake of
argument, that Pros Roosevelt is mi
Hafo oven dangerous to tho demo
cratic party, us lio will cvrtalnly lifunt
it.
Tlint Red Cloud Is a progressive city
no olio ovun romotvly Informed of hor
HtnntliiiK will deny. Her merchants
mo 1 1 1 k 1 1 ) y (itialilled for handling tlio
largo business coining from tlio sur
rounding country, .lust tako it tiny
uir and visit hor htoros and you will
ilud tlio lltioit, largest and best linus
of goods of every description to bo
round in tho Republican valloy. Par
tics going to the larger cities will ho
surprised to tliul that they can buy
cheaper at homo, notwithstanding the
dllfereuco in freight rates Thoro are
many reasons for this chief among
which is tho uuvor ceasing industry of
tho morchaut himself. Ho knows
whoro and when to buy and ho knows
what tho people want. Almost any
day you will ilud people living twenty
ilvo miles away, in our stotos purchns-
oods and this of itself speaks for the
prices and quality of the articles to bo
found in all brunches of tho trade,
lied Cloud Is growing and is abreast
of tho times. Notice the activity on
the streets Everybody is busy and
cheerful. Never before in Red Cloud's
history have tho pooplo enjoyed a
flroator degree of prosporlty. Staud
up for Red Cloud.
The MI E. Church.
At n meeting of tho Trustoos of tho
M. E. church of this city held tho 12th
lust., to take further stops toward
building u now church, tho plans sub
mitted by Mr. Woods a leudiug archi
toot from Lincoln, Nobr., woro adopt
ed; The church building which we
bavo decided to erect is to bo u modern
structuro iu ovory particular with a
total seating of something ovor ilvo
hundred. Thoro is ono point howovor
that wo have not entirely decided up
on, viz: tho kiud of material to bo
used iu tho construction,; thoro seems
to bo a dosiro ott tho part of a goodly
number for a brick or stouo structuro,
uud now wo as trustoos wish to place
ourselves iu a proper light before tho
peoplo iu that particular; In tho first
placo we are compelled' to build as our
Prize
Perfine.
For the. largest bouquet
grown from one package of
seed given away by me last
spring I .will give one ounceof
Reiser's California
Perfume
and one half once for the
bouquet containing the great
est variety of colors.
Contest closes September
Chas. L. Cotting,
The Druggist.
old building has iiccomo unlit, uncom
fortable and in fact unsafe to bo ii'ed
longer; In the second placo our solicit'
lug committee has pretty thoroughly
canvassed the peoplo of our city and
community and Ilud that wo are not
able from tho subscriptions obtained
to build such a structuio as wo would
like to of brick or stone without going
heavily iu debt, which wo do no in
tend to do, and third, wo would submit
the proposition to tho peoplo of Red
Cloud and vicinity who deslro a more
substantial building than wo ate able
to erect from tho means at hand, that
wo aro willing and in fact truly
anxious to try and meet the request of
parties desiring ti bettor building
whenever thoy with tts will make it
possible to do so by farther subscrip
tions of one third more than wo now
have. Stops havo been takud toward
tho removal of tho old structuro and
work will begin at an early date.
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TWENTY YEARS AGO
Items of News Found in Tho
Chief of Twenty Years- Ago
This Week V - V
L. II. Rust was iu Crete, Sunday.
Henry Cook is iu Xew Vork stato
visiting fi lends.
.fake Miller has gone back to Hoos
ierdon, tor n visit. ,
Walter Sherwood has taken a posi
tion with A. S. Maish.
Ludlow A: Son lost -10,000 brick by
the storm last Saturday night.
Will Mosher has sold his Interest in
tho meat market to his father.
There was a very pleasant party at
Dr. Sherer's on litit Thursday evening.
J. II. Toil, of (leneva, was visiting
his brother L. II. 1'oit iu this city, last
Sunday.
Gates V Dulmiiiiii have sold their
meal inurkoUut Me Cook. ( Ed. has re
turned to this city.
Mr. B. T. Reed will move into his
new 1 evidence, In the north part of tho
city, which ho lately erected.
Mr. A. .1. Welsh, telegraph manager,
has recovered from his recent illness
and is at work again as usual.
A few days'sinco the little son of 1).
Hetllobower got a prune in his
nose which required medical aid t
remove.
Tho Red Cloud post olllce has been
made a tflWO olllco by the post olllce
department, Bio. McN'ilt is to be
congratulated on tho increase of his
salary.
During the storm Tuesday night,
Mr. S Dedrick's house was struck by
lightning. Mr. Dedrick was knocked
Insensible. No damage was done to
the ho. se
Tho dedication of tho first Baptist
church occurod last Sunday morning,
Rev. W. U. Connolly, preached tho do-
d catoty sermon and an olaborote pro
gram was rouderod.
Len Harris wii9 lu bathing last Fri
day and iu diving from a wirostreched
across tho river ho struck, iu a shallow
place, his head on a stone, cutting a
severe gash iu his head and knocking
him lusous'ble, besides breaking a rib.
Tho Rt. Row Bishop O'Conuor, of
Omaha, assisted by Father Cleary
udmiuistod the right of continuation,
last Suuday, on following caudidntos,
at tho Catholic church: Mrs. Julia
Minor, Misses Currio and Mary Minor,
Hugh Minor, jr., John Scott, Miss Guf-
fuoy, James Ryan, Fraucfs Leo and the
two McCartney boys.
On last Tuesday evening Dr. L, D.
Donuy, a prominent physiciau of Red
Cloud, was united In tho holy bonds
of wedlock to Miss Laura E, Baird,
daughter of Dr. Baird, a former den
tist of this city. Tho colobrutlon of
tho uuptials was performed' iu tho
presence of a very fen intimate friends
of tho contracting parties, and woro
bolemnlzeil by tho Row O. B. Louiest,
of tho Methodist church.
Rod Cloud and vicinity vlsltod by a
severe wind and rain storm lost Filday
uud considerable damauo was doue.
During tho storm lightning struck tho
court house uud ran down tho tliiointo
tho county clerks otllco, knocking
down tho stovo plpo uud scattering
soot ovor every thing In tho olllco.
J. P. Bayha, L. II Fort, W. M. Vlssc-
hor, Shorltr W arrou and a Mr. A. P.
Crapsor, of Sandwich, Illinois, woro in
tho room at tho time tho bolt struck:
fct ...
covered with soot that thoy looked like
m ono was liiiureu- uut all woro so
voritablo sons of Haniou Saturday the
day following.
On Saturday night, a number of re
publicans mot in Judge Yelsers olllco
and mado temporary nrrangments to
organize n Bhiiuo &, Logan club. A. L.
Funk was oleeted temporary olialrninu
nud G. J. Warren, secretary. A com
mittee on organization was then up
pointed consisting of W. II Strohm,
M. B McN'Itt and E. H. Ambler. A
commlttoo on enrollment was this
appointed of which E. C. Hawioy, G.J.
Warren and A. C. Hosmor, woro tho
members after witjeh tlio following
commlttoo on resolutions appointed
by tho chairman: J. L. Kaloy, J. S.
Glluam aud A. J. Kenuoy. It was thou
moved by W. Teagarden thnt n com
mittee bo appointed on nrrangments
for tho next meeting and tho chairman
appointed as such committo Ed High
land A. H. Kaloy, nud W. Tongorden.
aftor which meeting adjourned subject
to call.
On Saturday night Red Cloud lod.o
I. O. O. F. installed tlio 'following
olllccrs;
T. W. HatHold, N. O.
O. W. Daniols. V. G.
E. A Young. Sec.
F. I). Hummel, Tro-i".
J. D. Leach, district deputy grand
master, performed tho ceremony,
After tho ceremonies Fred Hummel
took tho crowd over to his residence,
on Seward street entertained them lu
royal style, tht, balance of the evening.
On Tusdny evening Faith Rebecka
lodge I. O. O. F.
Mrs. E Metcalf, X G.
Mrs.T. W. Hatfield, V. G.
F. 1). Hummel, Sec
Berno. . . Thero will bo three or four
self binding harvesters running in
this neighborhood this season... Tho
mall Is now tri - weekly on tho route
from Cowies to Nelson....!. Houston
will preach at tho school hofuse in dis
trict TiO next Sunday.
Lino.. .13. S. Ilalvern has lost a
number of hogs lately by blood pols
loning, a now disease here. ..G. W
Shutts will start his thresher next
week. 0. Wickwire, uNo, will run a
thresher this fall. ..W.J. Perry is putt
'ng up a frame house with stone foun
dati n for W. P. Hautho n...Mr Cool,
living on Mr. Day's farm had the roof
torn oir his granary, by tho wind Frl
iay. Sunday school was roorgnui.cd at
P. nnv Creek school house, with M s.
N. Hilton' Superintendent. Win. Van
dyke, assistant; II. B Simons, socio
tary and John Gllbort, Librarian.
Guide Rock.... I W. Crary accom
panied his brother, Alex. east.. Mrs.
Rich sold a half luterest in her dress
making establishment to Mrs. Wutt
.... During tho Sa' unlay storm a span
of the Iron bridgo thrown iuto the
river... Mr C. W. Raymond and
family, and Miss L. M. Blue have
made Dorchester, Nebraska, their
homo.
Former Red Cloud Boy Hilled.
An exchange fioiu Dunlap, lown,
reached our desk this week, telhtig of
a vteckon the Northwestern on the
night of July lth, in which "Dick (htil
ford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gull
ford, fouueiiy of this place, received
injuries from which ho died.
He with another companion had been
to Missouri Valloy to spend tho da
and woro returnlnp I omo on top of n
frieghtcar. Tho train at a point bo
tween theso towns struck a broken
rail, derailing a car. At this timo '
train from tho other direction struck
this car, piling up fourteen of it's cart
and six cars of tho other train. The
two boys were buried lu tho wreckage,
the companion being killed instantly
and "Dick" having his leg citisheil,
necessitating an amputation. "Iho
ocoud shock was more than ho could
hour nud death came to his relief.
In speaking of tho deceased the
exchange pays:
Goo. W Guilford, Jr , son of Mr. and
Mrs. Goo W. Guilford, Sr., was born
in Dunlap, June 8, 1870, and leavos a
father, mother, tureo sisters, and two
brothers to mourn his departure. He
was over a kind and affectionato son
and brother. Ho was a member of tbo
Cnurch of Christ, into which ho was
baptized 12 years ago. Tho funeral
took placo from the M. E church this
(Friday) nfternoon at 3:80 o'clock, Rev.
A. A Thompson preaching tho sermon.
Council Proceedings.
Bonard MoNony appeared boforotho
council nud It was ngrood that ho con-
duo t tho suit now poudiug botwoon
tho city and tho Moon estato.
Tho following claims wore allowed,
A. A. Borou S1.50 and Traders Lumber
Co eiO.50.
Bill of Dounls Lludsoy for damage
to property caused by dumping gari
bogo was rejected.
Mayor was instructed to see that tho
sido walks which had been ordorod nt
n provious mooting woro put iu at
once.
Motion mado by Parkor seconed by
Gather that sidewalks bo ordorod
built from the north sido of avoutio
Second to south sido of avoutio Third,
K'S!tf.H ,"?',!?
walks bo not loss than eight feet wide,
also commencing on tho cast sido of
Webster street on Fourth avenue run
ning east on tho north sido of Fourth
avotiuo to tho southeast coruor of tho
Holland House aud tho said walk bo
not loss than twolvo foot wide also ou
tho south sido of lot 111 and iu front of
lot 1H-14 15-10 and 17 in blk 11 Bed
Cloud city also iu front of lots 18-10-
20 and s-2 21 iu blk 11 Ked Cloud city,
also on tho south side of lot 0 iu blk S
Lo Dues add to lied Cloud, also ou tho
east end of lots 11 nud 12 aud tho
south sido of said lot 12 blk 15 Kod
Cloud city said walks to bo built with
in 30 days from this date. Council
I adjourned to moot Saturday ovouiug
July 10th 8 p. in.
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PAUL STOREY, The
A New Enterprlfc.
M L. Finkoubiiiilernnd Frank Stu
dubakur will very soon becin the
manufacture of cement nud concrete
paving and building block-., i'hev
will mould block of all shapes Mii'able
to pave or to put inn the w tills of.b .lid
ings. Tne claim Is matte that a build
lug can be cnnotiucted or paving can
bcidtino cheaper anil a good of thee
blocks than from either brick or rock
and tho building would be as neatly
tiro proof as possible. We he.utiiy
Wish llli'lll success
Real Estate Transfers.
Tiamlois for week ending Wednes
day, July HI, furnMied by J. H.
Btiley of Webster County Abstract
company.
C. L Henry n -id wife to Fred W
Sleeper et al n4 UO 2-tO wd
L C King and wife to K A Ring
w2 s4 17-117 wd
Irene Btower to Elizabeth M
Smith w2 and w'2 ue4 1311 1 1 qcd
Mary A Blower et altoEilzabelli
M Smith wS and w'iiul 13 -Ml
'J800
1200
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II 1. Hojd and wife to Vaughn S
II til lot S blk 4 1st add to Hlad
on quit
Joseph W Cu-liiiiui and wile to
M.trtha K Polheintii nw4 35 2 J
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Albert T Osborn and wife to J W
Robertson uw-1 20 'MO wd....
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2400
3300
Total 0912
Moitjfages Hied JG300
Mortgages released 84530.
Teach The Children To Swim.
The Siouuui steamboat disaster may
bring about some good. Tho peoplo of
Now York are aroused to tho necessity
of teaching school children to swim
After all, tho best education is de
signed solely to better equip tlio pupil
to cope wit n those things ho is likely to
encounter lu real lifo. Swimming is
not only healthful and muscle-building,
as au exorcise, but ft Jiay bo tho means
of preserving tho lifo of tho person so
equipped.
With physical training occupying a
plnco so conspicuous in educational
courses, a swimming pool would bo an
attachment to most schools which
would gratify tho parent, pupil and
tnxiayer. Omaha Daily News.
Advertised Letter List.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for at postofllce at Hod Cloud, Neb.
for tho week ending June 14, 1004:
Those will be sont to tho dead letter
Mrs. Hatty Campboll, Clias. Conrad,
Joo Ganson, Chin. Harbolt, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Lisch, E U. Si. John,
Leon Surbasch. U. Z. Woods.
olllco July 28, 1904, if not
for before. When calling for
nleaso say "advertised."
callod
above
T. C. Hackkk, Postmaster.
Insurance A&ency
The German
Insurance Co.
of Freeport, HI., and tho
Farmers' Mutual
Insurance Co.
of Nebraska
have over nine hun
dred policies in force
in Webster County.
Look up your policy
and sec me.
O. C. TEEL,
Phono 03. Red Cloud.
It's about time of year to buy that
Pair of Extra TROUSERS.
You can't do any better than to buy the
DUTCHESS.
It's GOOD and GUARANTEED
merchandise. The fit and style
Are JUST R1GHI.
The price is nothing to make a
fuss about.
About Straw Hats 1
Am closing them out at any
old price.
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Brood Sow Sale.
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Saturday, July 23 '04,
I p,m, sharp, at DA Y'S FEED BARN. (j
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BROOD SOWS, safe in
;i boars of the breed, and to
ijj tember; also six last fall boars of excellent breeding. (f
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Ui with quality and finish combined, THE DAWSON to
ito HERD having won 10 ribbons at the late Nebraska W
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not.. Pedigrees turnished
of sale.
TERMS $20.00 and
at 10 per cent, interest on
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RHEUMATISM CURED IN A DAY.
Myitlc Cure for Khenraitlsm and Neuralgia
radically cures In 1 to 3 days. Its action upon
the system Is remarkable aud mysterious. It
removes at once tlitt cause and tbe disease Im
mediately disappears. The tlrst dose greatly
benefits. 75 cents and tl.O'J. Sold by II. E.
Once, Druggist. Red Cloud.
INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM CURED IN
3 DAYS.
Morton L. Hill, of Lebanon Ind., says; "My
wife had Inflammatory Rheumatism in every
muiclo and Joint; her tatTerlng was terrible
aud her body and face were swollen almost be
yond recognition; had beeu In bed six weeks
and; had eight phyttclana, but received no
benefit until she tried the Mystic Cure for
Rheumatism. It gave immediate relief aud
she was able to walk about In three days. I am
sure It saved her life." Sold by.H. E. Grice,
Druggist. Red Cloud.
Awllcatloii for License.
Notlcols hereby given that a petition signed
by thirty or more resident freeholders of the
village of Uladen, Webster county, Nebraska,
bus been tiled with the clerk of said village,
praying that a license be granted by said village
to Bile Collette for the sale of mall, spirituous
and vinous liquors on lot four (4). block ten (10),
in the vll.age of Illaden In said county; that
action will be taken at the tlrst meeting of the
village board, July ttlnl, A. D. 1004.
A. V. Johnson, Clerk of the village board.
Dated this 6th day of July, 0i '
Less Than Half Fare 'to St. Louis and
Return,
Tho Burlington offers another series
of low rate excursions to St. Louis ami
return on Mondays, July 11, 18 nod 25
Tickets at 811 for tho round trip,
considerably lew than half rate.
Tickets are good in coaches uud chair
c.trs (seats free).
Tho St, Loub Exposition is tho most
magnillcent spuctnolo tho world has
ever behold, aud its like may not occur
again in vour lifetime.
LoVmo send you our illustrated fold
er, or call on our agent for full infor
mation. L. W. Wakoley, General
Passenger Agent, Omaha.
Clothier.
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TO BUYERS
OF MEAT:
Ah 1 havo purchased the Harring
ton Moat Market, I expect to make
feomo chauoos to bonollt tho na-
trous. First of nil, clean up; good
meats, good weights and fair treat
ment, and I heartily solicit your
trado. I do not ask for all of It,
but invito you to come in nnd got
ucqualuted, and wo will do the rest.
Also extend nn invitation to bring
in your Eggs, Buttor, Chickens,
Hioos, Furs and Fat Stock, for
which we will pay you cash.
Wo do not run u grocory store,
but will endeavor to run a flrst
class market houso. Call and give
ua at loast ono trial.
Yours for business,
Chas. Waddell
Shake Into Your Shoes.
Allen'Foot.EHse, a powder. It cures
painful, smarting, nervous foot and in
growing nails, and instantly takes tho
sting out of corns and bunions. Its tho
greatest comfort disoovory of tho ago.
Allon's Foot-Easo makes tight or now
shoes feel onsy. It is a cortain euro for
sweating, callous nnd hot, tired, ach
ing feot. Tiy it today. Sold by all
druggists and shoo stores, 25c, Don't
accept uud substitute. Trial package
froo- Address, Aliens S. Oltnstoad, Lo
Roy, H. Y.
Quick sorvico aim" flrstr class work ly
tho motto at Sulmff nit's barber shop.
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