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Hay and teed at Plumb's,
l'liunb has Red Cioud Hour.
Try that calf meal ntCaldwell's.
'Jo to Fred Phi nib's for Hour or feed.
The courthouse is being replastered.
.1. H. Bailey has returned from Lin
coin. Dr. E. A. Thomas, dentist, Dumerell
block.
K. Wolf was down from Cowlcs
Monday.
Karl Payne was up from Guide Rock
Siiuniay.
Found A Vale lock key. Inquire at
this oilk-o.
For Sale Male calf. Inquire at Now
house's store.
U. H. Crone was home from Lincoln
over Sunday.
Joe McClelland was down from Inn
vale Tuesday.
Cnarley Moranvillo is homo fiom
S-.lt Lake City.
.Vrs. Lulu Matthews was down from
Inavale Monday.
Fred Hastings is now "mule skinner"
on the trolley lino.
Face massage and ladies' shampoo,
at Hayes' barber shop.
Mrs. Nellie McClure and son aio
homo from Klk Creek.
Dr. and Mrs. Phillips were down
from Inavalo Tuesday.
Harry Vaughn was up from Guide
Rook the first of the week.
Take your poultry and hides to
Plumb. Top prices psiid.
G. M. Coplon was up from Guido
Rook the first of the week.
Conrad Stirke of Amboy returned
The German
Insurance Co.
of Frceport, 111., arid "
Farmers Mutual
Insurance Co.
of Nebraska
have over nine hun
dred policies in force
in Webster County.
Look up your policy
and see me.
O. C. TEEL,
Phono 08.
Red Cloud.
Insurance Agency
mww2
Thursday morning from n visit in the
east.
F. It Mamlovillc went to Seward
Saturday night for a short visit.
F VV. Studobakor returned Wednes
day evening from Kent, Illinois.
13 rn, Monday, to Mr. and Mrs.
Hernatd Thompson, a daughter.
J. H. Hitlers of Indianola is the guest
of his brother-in-law, O. U. Teel.
Nicholos Thomas is visiting in Wray,
Colorado, with relatives and friends.
John Rutlcdge has bought the J. C.
Wolfe place and moved in this-woek.
J C. Wolfo has moved into the Sher
wood place in the south part of town.
Don llhett of Omaha has accepted n
prsition as waiter in tho Hon Ton rest
aurant. Dr. K. A. Thomas nnri wife spent
Sunday in Cowles with tho doctor's
parents.
W. A. Howard anil Will Crozier of
Stillwater were in town Wednesday on
business.
T. It. Butler of Hcnvnr City was in
Rd Cloud the first of tho week with a
car of stock.
C. It Crono and family expect soon
to move o Ottawa, Kansap, to make
their future homo.
Mis. J. (J. Itrown is homo from St.
Paul, Nebraska, where she has boon
visiting her mother.
William Clondennen, who is "bach
inn" it on F Nowhouso's farm, is seri
ously ill with dropsy.
Word has boon received in lied Cloud
of t no serious illnos? of Mrs. Conrad
Fi at Moulder, Colorado.
W. 11. Holsworih and family are
moving into their now homo iu tho
west part of town this week.
Cuarley Piatt and Joseph Fogol havo
this weok placed now arc gas lamps In
front of their places of business.
Kd. Ilnrnifin, Ralph Hunter, Charley
Waldo and liert Holdrego were down
from Inavalo the first of tho weok.
Foit Sai.k An excellent fenced
pasture; running water. Inquire of
D. It. Spanoglo. Men. 8.
Don't forget to insure your property
agninst tiro, lightning and cyclones
with L. H. Fort, agent, Damoroll block.
W. K. Itife loft Tuesday to take up
his work as traveling salesman for tho
llluo Viilloy Fruit company of Beatrico.
A. A. Reinholdt, the St. Francis
cattleman, brought in a bunchfof feed
ers Monday for Huntor & Son of Ina
vale.
Allen Carpenter and Herman Feis
wont to Alma Tuesday evening on
business connected with a real esUto
deal.
Mrs. A. B. Peirco arrived in Hod
Cloud Wednesday. Mr. Peirco is on
the road homo with a car of household
goods.
A. B. Ilitonoy, deputy county attorn
ey, left this wook for Okmulgoo, Indian
Territory, whoro ho may conclude to
locate.
Dr. II E Asuer was in Guide Book
S'INlllO, IlllXllg II CI I ll I ltt'1 to
attend to mm of 10 I) Bur's valuable
I ()' S 't
Mark P iikcs, son of Mr and Mrs
William Parkes, now liviiic :v M.'Cook,
has been promoted to conductor of a
freight.
airs. Stnnohro'iker and family are
moving into the n''nl"iict two doors
south of L II. Bust's home on S"wnid
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs J. S. Whim left Mon
dav noon for Lincoln, wheie they will
iiifk" their home. The children left
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mr. George Uieo left Tues
day for Colorado, where they have a
son living and expect to make that
state their home.
S. II. Johnson, who pnrehaed the
Jack Wiseeaiver f..rm, Iims arrived
with his family from Lindscy, Platto
c Mintv, Nebraska
Julius WMber and II. 15. McNitl left
Wednesilav night for Los Anijnlin,
California, wher.i liny ufo for tho bene
fit of Mr. MeNiti'.s health.
Clinics Monger, one of the pioneers
of '?!l, was iu town Wnlnesday. Mr.
Munger is 8'J years of aije, and looks
as hale and hearty as man of (!0.
II F Kvims, iM. M. .Schneider and
William Ituby, comprising the York
o ehem ra, were in Red C oud Tuesday
evening to play for the club dance.
Warren Longlin n iw has "hat go of
Frank R irth's shoe store. Warren is
an expei ieiieed hoe vntesui'tn and a
very pleasant young man to deal wiih
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kralik and Frank
uul Al Slaby reiuiiiel from Denver
Thursday morning, where they attend
ed the funeral of their brother, Joseph
Slaby.
The electric light proposition, which
was to have been submitted to tho
council Wednesday evening, was not
presented owing loan unforeseen delay
in completing arrangements.
The Potter frame building, looontly
damagnl by lire, has been repaired,
and S. F. Spokeslield's feed store and
Mrs. Spokeslield's millinery stock are
again in place in their former location.
Tho great play of a "Homo Spun
Heart" is one of tho plays that will bo
produced by the Kemp ton lvome.dy
Kompauy during their engagement
here all week, commencing Monday,
Get N N N
Satisfaction
By trading with us for
the year 1905.
We have the largest
and most complete as
sortmentment of hard
ware in the Republican
Valley.
Come in and see for
yourself.
Right Goods
at
Right Prices
Our Harness stock is
complete in every re
spect and we have the
goods to prove it.
Our New Year offer-1
ing
inch
is a first-class
ill
Work Harness
complete with collars,
for
Trade with Us
S2S
Get Right.
MORHARI
BROS.
Hardware Co.
1
SPRING 1905
When you are not busy, come
in and see our new Spring Wear
ables. It is not too early to buy,
but if you do not want to buy now
it won't hurt you to see what you
should buy later in the season.
SPRINT. SUITS, TOP COATS.
RAIN COATS, TROUSERS,
FURNISHING C,OOI)S, HATS,
CAPS and SIIOKS.
Prices low consistent with good
merchandise.
owden-Ka!ey
ONE-PRICE
First Door North of Postofflce, Red Cloud, Neb.
March ($ Popular prices IT) and 25
cunts, ("served HcatH 115 cectH.
H J. liie.sweldt and wife, and Herrv
Meyers and wife, all of Bladnn, wore
guests of L II. Feis and family Mon
day afternoon. They aro on their way
to Alma, whoro they go to look for
land.
It will bring rich red blood, tirm Hash
and muscle. That's what Hollistor's
Rocky Mountain Ten will do. Taken
this mouth will keep you well all sum
mer. Ho centp, tea or tablet. C. L.
(Jolting.
IS. II Keenoy will havo a public sale
next Monday at 1 o'clock at his farm,
one mile u rth of C iwlos, nt which
time eleven head of cattlo and i num
ber of farm implements will be dis
posed of.
Al and Frank Slnby and Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ICralik left, Sun
day night for Dunvor to attend the
funeral of Joo Slaby, who was killed in
tho wreck at Akron, Colorado, Satur
day night.
I. 13. Colvin and daughter and M. G.
Hagau and daughter of Guide Hook
wore iu Hod Cloud Monday on their
way home from Norton, Kansas, where
tho gentlemen had been closing up a
land deal.
If you cannot eat, sleep or work, feel
moan, cross and ugly, lake IJollister's
Hocky Mountain Tea this month. A
tonic for tho sick. There is no remedy
equal to it. 1)5 cents, ten or tablet.
C. L Cotting
Don't miss tho lecture nt the Congre
gational church Monday night.
Astronomy nnd other scientilie subjects
will bo dealt with. A special admis
sion fee of 15 cents far all pupils of the
public schools.
J. II. Bailey is now ready to make
farm loans iu Webster, Smith and
Jewell counties nt the lowest rntes and
best terms over given iu these counties.
Uytional payments with nil loans.
Call on or write to him.
If taken this month, keops you well
nil summer. It makes the little ones
ent, sloop nnd grow. A spring tonic
for tho whole family. Hollistor's
Hooky Mout-tnin Ten. 115 conts' Ten or
lublets. C. L. Cotting.
Hussell Hutherford, who has held
down tho night operator job nt tho
Burlington depot for several months,
bns boon transferred to Wrny, Colora
do. Ho is succeeded by T. Hock of
Argoe, Indiana, who arrived Monday.
Coming soon, Kempton Komedy
Kompauy in n roportory of the lntest
und most popular comedies and drama.
New and pleasing specialties. All new
scenery. Popular pricos 15, !ft and 35
cents. Reserved seats now on sale nt
Grlco's drug store.
Hugh Gulliford, Homer Morgan,
Oliver Hodgo and Jamos Davis return'
ed Thursday noon from McPhorson
county, whoro thoy recently went iu
1 search of homesteads. Gulliford and
Hcdgo oach Hied claims for Iwosoctions
of land, while Davis and Morgan oneh
took u section, The six claims adjoin,
v.vrfvy, vfsv, n xy, .
Glothing Co.,
CLOTHIERS,
and cover a tract two miles wide and
three miles long. It is but, a few feet
to water, and on two of tho claims there
is a natural lake. Tho land is twenty
miles northwest of Siitheiland.
A A. Phillips, with his son John nnd
son-in-law, Charley Sine, left Tuesday
morning for Goodlnnd, Kansas, where
Messrs. Phillips have taken up claims.
They have also leased the Devuy ranch,
and will make their home there. They
will be joined by their families next
week.
Klmur Crone had tho misfortuno to
gel the little linger on his left hand
pinched while making u coupling laft
Saturday out on the St. Francis
branch. It, was at lirt thought he
would lose the linger, but it was finally
decided that amputation would not bo
necessary.
MARRIAGES
Klmscy Pitney.
On Wednesday evening, ut tho homo
of Mr. und Mrs. William Tabor, oo
currod tho wedding of Miss Mary A.
Kiiiisuy, of Max, Dundy county, Ne
braska, and Mr. Floyd Pitnoy of this
city, Rev. Davis of tho Christian
church ollloiiiting.
Lockhart Wilson.
On Tuesday, at tho homo of the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elian
Lockhart, near Hladen, occurred tho
mnrriago of Miss Lottie Lockhart nnd
Mr. Roy C. Wilson of Inavalo, Rov.
A U. Wilson oHIciating.
Farm Loans
in both Nebraska and Kansas. To
mako sure that you can got lowest in
terest and best optional payments of
mo, got tho very host terms you can of
others, and then como and soo me. I
am sure I will mako your loan.
C. F. Catjikii, Rod Cloud, Nob.
To the Public
Having purchased Chas.
Wadoll's inotit market, wo
extend to you a hearty iu
vitation visit us nnd become
better acquainted nud also,
when looking for good first
class meat, wo ask you to
glvo us n trial.
Wo aro satisfied wo can
wo can pleaso you.
Yours for business,
FEIS & SEARS
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