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VOLUME XX XI I L
RED CLOUD, NE HI? ASK A. JU7SE !, 1005.
NUMBER 2
MINER BROS.
The Big Daylight Store
JUfNE CLEARING SALE
of Ladies', Misses' and
Children's Shoes V V
In filling in sizes in our stock of Ladies' Shoes,
we find that we have about 7 styles shoes, or 50 pair,
that we do not expect to carry again, having pur
chased other patterns in their place. These patterns
are all Green-Wheeler Shoes and price will apply
only to the goods marked in BLUE PENCIL.
The styles as attractive as the latest.
Light and heavy sole turn, Goodyear welt, pat
ent kid turn, patent kid welts.
$3.00 Shoes, June Clearing Underprlcc S2.00
S2.SO Shoes, June Clearing Underprlcc S2.SO
The splendid values in Wolfe Bros.' medium
priced Shoes, to close, are being eagerly taken.
Assostments are being rapidly broken.
All $1.10 to $1.50 Shoes, $1.00 pair.
All $1.65 to $2.00 Shoes, $1.25 pair.
SILK CLOVES
Tho Elsmere double finger tip
ped Silk Glove, a grout favorite.
Another large assortment just
received by express
Colors, white, black, blue, pon
gee, brown, tan and grey.
Other grades at 15, 20, 25, 35c.
FURNITURE DERT.
A large Hardwood Dining Ta
ble; 42 inch square top extends
to 10 feet, 5 iuch leg. June
price, SS.95.
Solid Oak Diner, cane seat
New Line of Premium Dishes.
MINER BROS.
"The Big Daylight Store."
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Murder In Nelstn.
The quiet little village of Nelson was
rudely shaken up Wednesday morning
by the finding of the body of a - dead
man in the stairway leading over a rts
taurant. Billie Evans was the victim,
and it is supposed be had mixed with
some one ovor the game and met Lis
death by a blow on tho side of the head
aud throwu down stairs. Tho paities
to the crime made themselves scarce.
A coronet 's inpuest was hold yester
day and today but at the time of going
to press wo are not able to learn if a
verdict has been reacned. The report
that a mau had confessed to the killing
is said to be a mistake by those who
camo from Nelson this morning. The
victim had been dead only a short time
when found, as his body was limp and
warm Superior Eipress.
Mm WIlMfl Mured.
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John Wilson, who lives just south of
e river, was taking out a new stacker
Wednesday and when near the river
bridge tho machine caught on a tele,
phone wire and was overturned Mr.
Wilson was walking beside tho ma
,.M,.n nnri when it fell it struck him-
He vaR pretty badly bruised up) but!
the injury to tho stacker was siigns.
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Petersen's New Ante.
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.Tnmos Peterson's now automoouo
has arrived, aud is the first ono to be '
MINER BROS.
The Big Daylight Store
June price, S9.SO.
Set of six.
SEWINQ MACHINES
A guaranteed machine, oak
case, complete set of attach
ments, box head. June special,
SI 2.99
RUQS
9x12 feet all wool Smyrna, re
versible. 2 patterns, 1 green, 1
red, worth 125.
June special uuderprice, 114.08
9x12 feet Jute reversible, 2
patterns, 1 green, 1 red, value
812.00
Juno special underprice, 19.25
owned by a citizen of Red Cloud. It
is an 18-horse-power "Rambler," with
a seating capacity for five persons.
Many of our citizens have this week
enjoyod the sensation of riding in an
automobile for the. first time, and we
may look for more autos in the nea
future. )
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No Pardon for Barker.
Prank Barker's attorney called
Monday on Governor Mickey and re
quested a hearing; today one
week before the date of the hanging
set by tho supreme court. The gover
nor indicated that no amount of hear
ings would serve to prevent the hang
ing. One week from today Frank
Barker will pay the penalty for bis
dastardly crime, and the people of
this county will breathe a nigh of re
lief. Card f Thasks.
We desire to extend our thanks to
the kind friends and community for
their loving 6ymyathy and the assist
ance rondered us in our great bereave
mentthe death of our dear wife and
mother. A. H. Kaley and Children
ij r Card eT Thanks.
The children of the Mrs. Martha
Hard desire to thank their neighbors
and friends for their kind sympathy
and assistance during tho illness and
uf ter the death of their mother.
j Neuisy Notes from
GATHERED FROM
LEBANON.
(From tho Times.)
Dave Hell returned from Kansas City
Thursday where lie hud been with his
stock.
Mr and Mrs. Hoy Snow are now at
homo in Lebanon. Thoy completed
their "honeymoon" Thursday.
Bert Wan or had to move to Lebanon
Tuesday, on account of his house on
thu farm being twisted oil of tho foun
dation, Sunday.
A few of Sam Waddle's neighbors
surprised him Friday morning by going
into his corn field and replanting about
t'llrty-live acres of corn.
Miss Gladys MuArdle leaves tonight
for Portland, Oie. where she will spend
a month uisiiing her mother and sister
and taking in tho sights of the Exposi
tion. Sheriff Helfonstineatui T. C. Jones of
Smith Center were in our town yester
day, nnd while here Mr. Jones pnid O
B. Buchanan the neat sum of S90 for a
team of horses.
Hatmon and Arthur Hnrtmnn and
their families started overland Tuesday
tor a two or three months trip and a
visit in the western part of this state
and Colorado.
Undo Billy Gcodo returned last
Thursday from his Oklahoma visit.
He looks as hale and hearty as ever but
says he has been troubled with a severe
cold while down there.
Sam Waddle returned tnis morning
from Topeka where he had taken his
wife to be operated on for appendicitis.
He reports theoperation successful and
that she is getting along tine. She ex
pects to bo there four weeks yet.
A man who gave his htvt name as
Leonard and worked for Dr. Hislop
Friday and Saturday, left without do
munding His wages, but Sunday morn
ing the D-. discovered that the sum of
forty dollars had been taken out of his
trunk. While Dr. Hislop Is very liberal
and always pays good wages, he thinks
twenty dollars a day a little too much
to pay for unskilled labor.
SUPERIOR
(From tho ExDress.)
Miss Merle Gittings came home from
Red Cloud Sunday morning, having
finished her term in the city schools.
Marriott, Suuday May 28, at tho home
of the bride's mother, Miss Edith Eyre
to Mr. Milton O.Goostmttn of Republic
City, Kansas.
Miss Pearl Green and Mr. Earl Gra
ham of Edgar, will be married at tho
borne of the biide's parents in this city
on the morning of June 7.
Prof. Durham, who finished tho Boat
wick schools last week', expects to lit
himself for the legal profession and will
take a course at Ann Arbor, Micb. soon
Sunday evening about live o'clock
Superior was visited by one of tbo
worst wind and rain storms in her
history. A cloud came zigzaging down
from the southwest, and while it lacked
the funnel shape, it had all the other
cyclono cbai acteristics.
Mrs. Mary R. Morgan of Alma, came
in Monday on her way to Davenport,
whore she deliverd the address on
Decoration day. Sbo is quite a noted
member and officer of the W. R. O.
and is said to be tbo originator of the
idea of an American fUg on every
school bouse. She was the guest of
Mrs. C. E. Adams Monday.
RIVERTON
(From the Review.)
N. Glick and wife and Mrs. C. Glick
went to Red Cloud Thursday.
J. M. Carnahan is building a large
new barn on bis farm one mile oast of
town.
Miss Neuman and Miss Stewart re.
turned to their homes last Saturday,
to spend their summer vacation. Both
Neighboring Towns I
OUR EXCHANGES
have been engaged lo teach hero again
next year in our school.
Mif-s Francos Carl, of Long Island, is
visiting hero with her sister Mrs. B. (J.
Liudluy
Nine ears of stock were sliippod from
here Sunday. H. L. Tilers wont to
Kansas City with thorn.
Bom A son to Dr. and Mrs. Town
send, Saturday morning. Dr. Cook
of Ked Cloud was in attendence.
Nettie Moore, daughter of Mr and
Mrs. John V. Mooro. wont to Cnov.
ennu Sunday to reside with her sister.
Ono of Lou Kuglor's sons had tho
misfortune to cut oil' tho end of his lin
ger Tuesday while playing with somo
machinery.
Friday, Willio Smith and his pal
Frank Shephcrdson went to Bed Cloud
to see Kiugling Bros, circus, which is
probably now in Enropo.
Jim Brown and family of Sheridan,
Wyoming, who havoheen visiting hero
for a fow weeks, returned to their homo
the foi e pat t of tho wt ek.
Geo. W. Wilmot,whoownsa 040 acre
farm a few miles from Hi Id roth in tho
n r.h western part ul thu oouutry, has
refused 132,000 cash for tho land.
A. J. Wnldeck hauled out some ce
ment blocks this week, from the lum
ber yard, which he will use in laying a
foundation for his new dwelling on his
farm.
BLOOMINGTON
(From tho Advocate.)
J. F. Hester and son Bert went to
Kansas City one da; this week with a
shipment of fat cattle.
The village has received the Olds gan
oline engine and it has been tried nnd
proven to be a tip top engine.
Ceo. R. Cole is conttmplating an
early trip to tho Portland exposition,
and at the same time vit.it with a sister
in Idaho.
The Chrietain church people have re
ceived tho new pews for the church,
making it a very pretty and comfor
tablo church-home.
Dre. Sumner report the arrival of a
baby boy at Matt Frteden's home, a
girl at Mr. and Mrs. KidglyV, and a
girl at the home of Mr. aud Mrs. John
Percell.
A little son of Win, Reigle, who has
boon living with tbo family uf T. Peter-
uon, was irampieu anu kigkou uy a
mule one day last week and died from
the injuries.
Announcements have been received
in this city of the marriage at the
bi ide's home in University Place, on
the 24th of las', month, of Herman
Soripps Kirkbrido and Miss Florence
Clark.
Old Mr. Brinson died May 30th, at
his homo in Smith county, where ho
has resided for manv yearB, interment
being made in Bloomington cemetery,
Mr. Brinson would have boon 95
years old in July, and his lifo was as
bonorablo as long.
FRANKLIN
(From the Sentinel.)
Miss Ruby White has beon suffering
this week from a one-sided attack of the
mumps.
The new Franklin switchboard is in
place and all of the phones are now
conncoted.
Wm. H. Arnold is building that long
contemplated addition to the front of
bis residenoe on Etst avenue.
Miss Ada Patterson has begun the
erection of a neat residence to rent on
her lota west of Harrison Hall.
Wm. Bernhard is in Kansas City this
week visiting Mrs. Bernhard, who is
taking treatment at tho hospital.
Acnoiding to the Bakerstield (Cal.)
Daily Echo, Miss D.dsy Belle Carpenter,
daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. W. B. Car-
A friend of the home'
A foe of the Trust .
(J9milt
Baking
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& Powder
Compile with the Pure Food Lawa
of oil states.
punter of this city, win married to Mr.
Chas. E Thonnonof Kern City, May 24.
Mrs. Perry Uildrolh of Bloomington
is thu ''hollo girl" at the telephone oillcer
today on account of tho illness of Mrs.
P. 11. llaydon.
Mrs. J. J. Burton wont to Chester
Su.iday to visit with her husband, who
is doing somo grading for tho railroad
near that place.
J. 11. Noad left last night for Colora
do Spring, Colo , to ho present at tho
graduation of his son Walter from
Colorado College.
Mrs. C W. Waddell and children left
Tuesday night for Eustice, where Mr.
Waddell is in businuss and whore they
will make their home.
Miss Virginia Byerly and sister Mrs.
C. L. Wilson entertained the few re-
maining memhot h of the Ailatnlosh Club'
at the Bjilv homo TueMlttj evening.
M K. Peek, who accopted a position
in the U. S patent olllco at Washington,
D. C, a couple of years ago, has evi-'
dently been improving bis leisure time,
as he graduated from the National Uui--versity
Law School June 1st.
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x. it. uiimn, nun ibiui nmu nut UI9
mercantile business at Macon, was in
town yesterday and informed us that her
intonded building a large brick Ptoro
building to bo occupied by himself wltbr
a huge stock of general merchandise.
Real Estate IransTers.
Transfers for week ending Wednes
day, May 24, furnished by J. H. Bailey
of Webster County Abstract company
Lincoln Land Co to Trustees
Piatt river oonf lot 0 block 7
Rosemont wd t 1
Challenge Windmill Co to It
Willson lots 6 and G block G
Sweozy add to Blue Hill wd . . . 20
Dorra Rose and husband to L E
Buzzard lots 1 and 2 block 4
Hoovor add ta Bluo Hill wd. . . 750
F. T. Hopka to T T Tobin ne4 20.
3-9 wd 4700
Lincolu Land Co to Isaac Fish
lot G block G Bladen wd 7G-
Wm A Garrison to C II Schuoso
nw4 10-4-10 wd 8000'
Fred Frahm to Henry Arends
sw4 26.4-10 wd 4900-
Frodorioka Brctthauer to Ed C
Bretthauor so 1 25-3-12 qcd .... 5-
Ed C Bretthauor to Andrew
Erickson so4 25-3 12 qcd 520'
Clark M Storey to J R Green-
halgh lots 9 to 12 block 8 and
lots 2 and 3 block 19 Cowles, . 1000'
Mary J Kaloy to A H Kaley n2
sol and no4 14 and se4 and nw4
and south 13 20 2-11 1500
Thos B Butter to Frances E Has-
selbuckor lots 3 and 4 in 7-1-10
wd ncoa
Total 125071
Mortgages tiled i8G0(y
Mortgages released ?5500-
Here Is Relief for Wnen.
Mother Gray, a nurse in New York
discovered an aromatic pleasant herb'
drink for wonjen's ills, called AUS-
TRALIAN LEAF. It is tho only cer
tain monthly regulator. Cures female'
weaknesses aud"; Ibaokache, kidney,,
bladder.and urinary troubles. At all
druggists or by mail 50 cents. Sample
FREE. Address The Mother Gray
Co., LoRoy, N. Y.
Rebekah fitters.
Faith Rebekah lodge No. 19 elected'
the following officers at its meeting;
last Thursday evening.
Noblo Grand Mrs. C. F. McKelglmi
Vlqo Grand -Mrs. G. H. HolllBtor.
Treasurer Mrs. Fannie Spiers.
Secretary Mrs. Christie Patmor,
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