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Easy Running is the GREAT
Bettendarff All Steel Gear
you get a wagon that runs easy, because the axles never
spring under a load, and the gather in the wheels is the
same loaded or empty. It will never rot, and the seams
can't come loose. Call and see this wagon it will
pay you.
BUGGIES.
I will save you from seven to ten dollars on a Buggy.
The way the Buggies went out last week show my prices
are right, and I give you the latest goods out.
Come in and see me before you buy.
JANES PETERSON.
L0CA1ETTES
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Plumb has Rod Cloud Hour.
Stock saddles at Joe Fogel's.
Go to Fred Plumb's for flour or feed.
J. P. Hale sells land, and sells it
quick. tf
Our new yarns are all In. F. New
house. J. E Corwin was up from Guide Rock
Sunday.
A. K. Haas was down from Rosemont
Tuesday.
Joe Blair was in Red Cloud tho first
of the week.
Cream white Henrietta, 25o yari'.
F. Nowhouso.
Loon Marsh camo down from Kear
ney Tuesday.
Goorge MoCrary went to St. Louis
Monday night.
Hurry Vaughn was up from Guide
Rock Wednesday.
Low Soderborg was in town the last
part of last wook.
Tho county commissioners are in
session this week.
Mrs. Fred Gund
Blue Hill this week.
was
down from
G. R. Hendricks was over from
Womer, Kan., Tuesday.
Fay and Sara Arneson were down
from Inavale yesterday.
See Joe Fogel for anything in the
harness or saddlery line.
Judge Keeney in taking in the World's
fair at St. Louis this week.
American Beauty corsetB, every pair
guaranteed. F. Newhouse.
P. Uarkley is able to be around again
after a long and severe illness.
L. H. Fori went to Omaha Tuesday
' to take in the Ak-Sir-Mon carnival.
Quick service and ilrst class work is
the motto at Schafinit'a harbor shop.
Mrs. Dr. Creighton was tho guoit of
Mrs. Ur. Riddile in Hastiugs Sunday.
Miss Uerlhi Sheppard of Guido Rook
was shopping in Rsd Cloud Wednesday.
Work on the foundation for tho now
M, E. church bogan Wednesday morn'
Jug.
Mrs. Magglo Smith, who has boon
visiting Miss Kicker, has returned
homo.
I am miking a specialty of pnnlio
mans tine laundry work Mrs. N. H.
Rants.
Mrs. John A. Harbor went to Almono,
Khu., Thursday for a visit with her son
Charles.
Miss Gortie Koon cnmo down from
Oxford to nlioud tho Catlier-Auld
wedding.
Girl Wnntod Dining room girl
wtiutud at tho Uou l'on. W. S. Rcnso
proiietor.
Rev. Bites occupied the pulpit of ono
of the largest Episcopal uhurches in
Lincoln Suud.ay.
Thoro will bo a game of football this
afternoon between tho high school and
the regular team.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hoaton woro over
from Womor this wouk visiting with
Mr. aud Mrs, J. W. Klusel.
Julian Sapp expects to leavo next
.Monday for llutto, Mont., uftor an ox
tendedvisit with his mother.
Mk& Ktuol Stewart, Delia Nowmnn
ud Etta Post of Rlvorton woro shop
ping in Rod Cloud last Saturday.
Will Muuson, stepson of 0. W. Bu-
efl6YT?UNN'N6
POINT in a wagon. In the
thee, accidentally shot himself through
the hand with a 22 caliber rifle last Sat
urday.
Elmer Kaley has returned to his
home in Denver after a short visit with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs A. H. Kaley.
J. M. Chaffln is attending to the bus
iness of the county court during the
absence of Judge Keeney in St. Loul
Mr. Julia Warren left today for
Lincoln to attend the state meeting of
the Congregationalism in session in
that city.
Miss Beulah Harman left Sunday
morning for Liaooln, where she will
take a course in elocution at the Uni
versity of Nebraska.
Councilman W. R. Parker who has
been confided to his bed with an attack
of rheumatism, waa able to be around
the first of lb week.
Saturday night Charlev Qurnev
received from the west 182 head of fine
heavy feeding cattle, running from
1 200 to 1,400 pound?.
Mrs. L H. Fort and daughters, Nette
ana Heme, wont to Omaha Monday
morning to visit Charley and lake in
the AkSir-Uen festivities.
Mrs. C. C. Cox was called to Lincoln
Sundav on account of tho lllna nf
her daughter, Mrs. Daisy Cox, who is
snuering witn lypnoia lever.
Miss Grace Murphy, who is teaching
at uxiora tnis year, camo down to
attend the Catber-Auld wedding Tues
day. She returned to Oxford Wednes
day morning.
Miss Dora Cnrbett, daughter of J. W.
i;nrnett, ana Misses Hazel and Goldle
Harrington, all living just aoross the
line in Kansas., are suffering from
severe cases of ivy poisoning,
Frank C. Piatt of Pasadena. Cal..
w.is in the city Saturday. Several
Tears ago he was an employe of the
Riverton bank, but is now engaged in
tho real estate business at Pasadena.
Lulu Stanhope, St. Louis: "I used to
have a horrid complexion. I took Hoi
lister's Rocky Mountain Tea and am
called the prottlest girl in the city."
lea or tablets, .jo cunts. u. h. (jotting
The chicken season oponed last Sat'
unlay, and on Sunday tho fields worn
tilled wltn sportsmen, However, we
have so far failed to hear of anyone
who succoeueu in bagging a chiokon.
County Surveyor ,r Frank Kuohn
and Mayor Ross Monday morning es
tablished the grade for the new walk
which is to bo laid in front of and on
the south side of Peterson's hardwaro
store.
Herman Wobbermin, who was taken
to the iuann asylum at Lincoln a cou
ple of week ago, has escaped from that
mnitiitiuii and the authorities hero
have boon warned to bo on tho look
out for him.
A. B Ritchoy, who wns a cand(dato
for tho nomination for county attorney
on tho Republican ticket last summor,
will open n law niuco in lien uioua in
thn near future, lin was in Red Cloud
Tuosday looking up oiUco rooms.
Glen Walker, son of Dol Walker, won
thn oiizlit day watch ottered by Now-
honso Brothers in their guessing
contest. Hi guessed the watch would
run 8 days 10 hours 40 minutes, and it
actually ran o uaysiu hours u'J minute?
Thn members of the T. 1. Onh Oarnl
val Co. of St. Paul, Minn., with whom
Jesse Huoll was traveling when ho sus
tuinod the accident which resulted in
his death, have ordered a monument to
ho placed over his grave at tueir ox
ponso.
At last tho unsightly mudholo on
Fourth avenue, south of the State Hank
hits been tilled up. Tho first of tho
week the stroot gang hauled sovenil
loads of crushod rook from tho quarry
north of town and dumped it Into the
street, making tho foundation for what
will some uay ue a goou roau.
Ilfiu L mil w i in uitwi.
II y and feed nt Plumb'.
Light harness at .loo Fogel's.
Try that calf meal at Caldwell's.
Wild ducks liavu been plentiful tills
fall.
l)r, E. A. Thomas, dentist, D.tmcrel
block.
Yarns, all kind, all colors. F. N'uv
house. W. S. ,'hter was down from Hasting
Monday.
C. R. Hlte of Campbell was in town
Tuesday.
Mrs. Win, Dickson went to St. Louis
yesterday.
Reubons all-wool Infants' shirts. V.
Newhou o.
Geoig.4 Holllster was in McCook
Wednesday.
Jtkn Hopper of Ro.-cmont wns in
tnvn Tuesday.
II. B. Hunter was up from Guide
Rjck Tuesday.
Copli Rosoncrans was over from
Womer Tuesday.
Anson Garber camo up from Guibe
Rjck Wednesday.
Try Ward Hayes for a tirst clns
shave or hair-cut.
Ivans Amnck of llo.itwick spent Sun
day in Red Cloud.
E. Schormerhorn was down from
Rosemtmt Tueulay.
Mr?. Nettlo Posllownii was up from
Gtiidu R ck Tuesday.
If Vim until th ii luwl mill iliinnpst
harness, go to Fogel's.
R. C Sliiim ins was over from Leba
non, Kau., .Saturday.
Chitrlov Cowley was down from
Batiu preciuci Monday.
Take your poultry and hidos to
Plumb. Top prices paid.
Guy Bradhronk and Ed Buchanan
went to Gtiidu Rock Monday.
Try Hale's new restaurant for
fresh 03 stors. Now in season.
Congiessman (J. W. Norris was in
town for a short time Mouday.
Miss Louiso Bates was n Lincoln
bound passenger Monday morniug.
W. T. Auld was down from Lincoln
to attend the Cathor-Auld wedding.
W. H. Van Patten is takins in the
sights at the World's fair this week.
Born, Wednesday, to Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Haskins, an eleven pound girl.
A.J. Green returned from a two
week's sojourn in St Louis Monday.
Robert Kerlln of Riverton was trans
acting business 1 1 Red Cloud Wednes'
day.
Plumb the feed man will pay you the
highest price for poultry, eggs and,
nines.
Mrs. F. P. Hadloy and daughter
Ritkins
Barn
Paint
A barn, roof and
bridge paint that is
guaranteed for 5
years.
A dandy good paint
and one that wears
and preserves the
wood.
A price that is
right for a PAINT
that can't be beat.
75c per
gallon
Be sure and get
your barn paint from
from us.
MORHART
BROS.
Hardware .Co.
I'o ill relumed S iml.iy uVunlug limn
Omaha
Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Miner left '1 burs
tl.o morning fur a trip to C.iiuago and
Si. Louis.
II reaftoi wo will Keep a full supply
of Hiitteriek'a patterns in stocks. F.
Newhouse.
Mr. and Mrs. lvlght Jones of Guide
Rock visited with Mr. and Mrs. George
Morhiirt Sunday.
Will Sluann of Marshalltown, lit ,
visited Mr. mid Mrs. G. II. Holllster
1 he Hi si of tho week.
Mrs. CaUer and Mr. Knowlns of
McCook, sisters of Mr?. Fred Brower,
were hut guests this week.
Mrs. Frank Smith wont to Stlntu,
K'ti , Tuesday, railed there by tho sor
ions illness of her si-HeNti-law,
Rev, Morley of Arlington, Nob, the
new minister of tho Advent church, has
at rived and take 1 charge of his work.
Aaron l'nlor, who formerly was
in tho driying hiiisinesa heie, eaino in
from the west Tuesday via the overland
loute.
jim Padgett, who foiinerly worked
in vVnrd Hayo's bather shop, returned
to Red Cloud lnt week and Is now
working at Guide Rock.
Mis C. E. Hicks of Lincoln, who
tins hoen visiting at Bladen, came down
from the Utter place for a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. .lames llurclen.
From indigestion, nehes and pains,
Your m stem will bu five,
If you'll bin take a tlmelv drink
Of Rocky Mountain Tea. C. L,
Cotting.
A J. M'"nj wont to Superior Tues.
due 10 n-lH (iiind Pairiiiieh K S.
D.iv of North Platte and Gintul Senti
nel I S. Uohrer of Hastings In institu
ting a new I O O.K. uuetimpimii'.
F.i 1 oruptiins, aores, pimple', kidney
and liver troubli1?. eoustiiiiitiou. Ir.di.
gestioti, ue Hollister'.s Koeky Mountain
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l'ea.
tlni hotly Tea or tablet
uiiiii'. nil., 11111 111 iiriy lill t III
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cunts. C. L. Cutting.
The game of base ball nt Inavale Sun
day In I ween Inavale end Bloomlngton
roiilteil In a score of 14 to U in favor
of the former. Roy nd Bert Girber,
Dob 'I raver and Tom Lone of Red
Cloud -oisUtod tlio'Innvalo boys.
Tho following will bo the Hormon
themes at tho Congregational church
Sundav Morning, "l'lio Word That
Wins." Kvening. "Tho Reasonableness
of the Christian Religion," Christian
Endeavor meeting at 7 o'clock. E voning
service at 7:45.
Tho "experience" mooting of the
M. E. Lndies' Aid Society will be held
at Woodman ball tonight at 7:80. A
splendid musical and literary program
has been arranged, and the "experi
ences" promise to bo entortaintng.
Admission 15 cents.
Just received, a One line of bulbs for
out or indoor planting, consisting ot
extra largo Chinese sacred lilies, hy
acinths,dsflodils,croous. tulips, fresias,
oxalls, calla lllle, etc. Bulbs are extta
large. Call and see them at Shoe store.
Mrs. Henry Diederiob. tf
Rev. Win. Hauptmsnn, wife and baby
of Alma were in Red Cloud yesterday.
They were on their way to Lincoln,
when the baby beoanie ill and they
stopped off to secure medical attend
anee. The child's illness was not ser
ious and they resumed their trip.
George Wbittakor is limping around
this week ns a result of an operation
which ho inconlly had performed on
his foot. Several years eg) a horse
iteppod on his foot, criihing tho bones.
Tho injury did not givo him much
Hon bit at tho tlino, but recently It be
came so painful that an operation had
to bo performed to remove tho pieces
of decayed hone.
Mrs. Mattie Finch nf Fort Worth,
Tx., sister of Mrs. Miko Sauers, and
Miss Maude Johnson of Ray county,
Missouri, a nioce, who have boon visit
ing at the 8 mors home for the past
two weeks, left Tuesday for a trip to
Chicago and St. Louit, whor they will
vUit the World's fair before going to
Fort Worth. Mn. Siuers bad not scon
her sister for twenty-eight years.
Tho funeral of Jesse Buell, whose
death was announced in last week's
issue, was hold Friday afternoon from
the homn of his mother, Mrs. N. 8
Rants, The services were conducted
hv Rev- Rice. The pall bearers were
Vem Diokerson, Ray Frame, Bruce
Frame, August Brinkman, Darrell Bur
den and Elwood Shpppard Thoro
were many handsome and appropriate
norai ottering-.
During the little less than nine
months from January IS to October 8,
Judge Keeney issued 73 marriage
licenses a record to he proud of.
During thn (mine period under Judge
Edson, D5 licenses wero is-UHil, Prob
hbly hslf thuo wmlditigaresoldmnV.ed
lit tho bulge's olll'ie. and, as the feee
for liconRo, ceremonv and coitificsti
amount to a tidy addition to the judge's
salary.
Tuesdav afternoon Marshal Kinsol
and Frank Kuohn wont oul to George
Coon's place aud arrested Jacob
Whito. who Is wanted in Jowoll county
Kuisbs, on n charge of having robbed
" farmer named St, John of 80o
White camo hero Monday and was to
go to woik for Coon Wednesday, but a
telephone message from Jewell county
resulted in his arrest. He refuses to
roturn to Kansas without a requisition,
James Peterson has purchased the
lot ndj lining bis implement store on
tho north, across the stteoi south from
Miner Bros., and will erdol a building
into which ho will move his hardware
Htock. Thn plaqe ut pretont occupied
hv the hardware store has been rented
lo O. B. Hale, who will niovo his res
taurant into it. The upstairs will bo
fitted up for stooping apartments, and
tho whole will make n good location
tor a restaurant and lodging houso,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Renvoi nf Inavalo
were called to Kausap City last Satur
day by the serious illness of Mrs, Ron
kel's sister, Mrs. Mary Lnfckhart, wh
died at that placo on Sunday, Her
body was taken to Cawker City, Kan.,
for burial. On Wednesday Mr. Renkol
dro"Vn over to Ciwker Citvand was ac
companied home by Mrs. Honkol'D bro
ther and sister, Richard llitio and MUs
Jennie Spangler of Iowa, nhd Jefferson
Loekhart and daughter Cora of Kansas
City.
Johnny Mynrs, broncho croatod n
little excitement at Fifth avonue und
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ing stock. Let him make his own selections.
He Can't Go Wrong
among the suits of his size. The fall styles arc very
handsome, and there is not a poor value in the entire
line.
Boys9 Suits, $3 to $13.50
Gooiden-Haley Glothing Go.,
One Price Clothiers,
First door north of Postofflce, Red Cloud, Neb.
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Read This Carefully
I am making lots of Farm Loans.
There are reasons for this. I can close a
loan for you in three days after taking your
application, for these reasons:
You do not have to wait and pay for a
man to examine the land. My company has
oceans of money. You do not wait for them
to sell your loan in New York or London,
before getting the cash.
You can Pay Off at Any Time
without giving a day's notice of your inten
tion so to do. All other companies require
from 30 to 60 days notice on this point.
I have so many different plans for making
loans that some one is bound to suit. No
one can give better rates.
J. H. BAILEY. Red Cloud.
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J Are good Shoes at
X you the right Kind
g to the service required of them.
Here mre Prices on Good Shoes.
$ Ladies Everyday Shoes $1.50, 1.75, 2.00 2.25 per pair. J
2 Mens Everyday Shoes $1.25, 150, 1.75, 2.00, 2.25, 2.50, Z
per pair. j
Ladies Fine Dress Shoes $1.50, 1.75, 2.00, 2.25, 2.50,
tf 3o, 35 Per pair.
Jjj Mens Fine Dress Shoes
3 oo, 3'5 4-oo, per pair
Boys and Girls School Shoes,$i.25, 1.50, 1.75, 2.00, 2.25 m
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Boys and Girls PENCIL BOX containing Pen and Held?. 4rf-
Pencil worth 2oc but given with each
foil and mp. them.
HENRY DWDBRICK I
$ Red Cloud - Nebraska 5
Jj P. S, I sow all of my shoos froo or ull charges If thoy rip or coiuo Iooso m
m
Wobster street Tuesday afternoon,
Tliu broncho felt in need of medical us
Nifitanco nnd attempted to climb the
stair to Dr. J. W. Morranville'a olllco.
Failing in that, he tried to enter the
inuliiil telephone exchange and upon
being pulled out of there, proceeded to
kick the seat out of tho apring. watrnti
and its occupant into tho road. Tho
wagon will have to bo fitted with anew
pair of shafts as a lesult of tuo bron
cho's perverbliy.
Webster county furnished twonty
II ve witnesses fur the Feasol murder
trial at Nelson, which began Wednes.
day twelvo for thn prosecution and
thirteen for tbo defense. Tho stato's
witnesses from this county are: Thad
Saunders, Ed. Amick, Ur, Creighton,
Mrs. Creighton, Mrs. Anno Sapp, Julius
Anderson, Sberill McArthur, O mriid
Starke, E. Johnston, Ed. Coon, Clar
ence Johnston, Dick ltunohey, W. II.
Chrismtn, J. 1. Andrea and II. Garri
son. Witnesses for tho defendants
are: Win. Uobortsoii and dnughtor
Myrllp, Clark and Hort Crow, Nat
Doudna. II; D. Hunter, Mr. Seoley,
Elmer Simons and wife, O, J. Lum,
The Big
Boys
(We always call them Boys
until they are married), these
young fellows from 14 to 19
years of age know far better
than their parents what they
want in Clothing.
Bring the Big Boy here and
turn him loose in our Cloth
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reasonable prioes?
of Shoes according
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pair of school shoes froa $1.5
iV'y...Fl"5rD Clareuco Johnston, Ellis
Gulliford.
It does seem strango that those
pooplo who havo chargo of tho road
building through tho country districts
should go on year after year without
makinir iin ilTnrt m nr i.un ...
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the many steep hilU oyer wbch they
utvu iw,niii uiuii gniui unn proauco to
market A littlo cutting down 011 the
toil of tho bills nnrl lilllmr In ut ii,n !,.
torn, with a few loads of -waste straw
iiiixou m, wouiu soon do away with the
steep grades nnd iriake "coming to
market" a pleasure Instead of a menace
to lifo and limb. As an oxamplo of
tho way Jbe work has been dono. tako
tbo road running north from Red Cloud.
In twentv vnum tlm l.liu !.., ..,.. i.nn
cut down than three or four foet, and
mo urawH mo apparently in their prim
itivo conditions, SomeMilutt should bo
dono.
Cart oT ThatlLs.
Mr. and Mrs, N. S. Hants deslro to
extend thanks to tho friends who so
kindly assisted at the funeral of tkalr
son, Jesse Buell.
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