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You always get Wearing Results if you get the
genuine DAIX STACK IiRS or SWliKPS. They
are STRONCi and have been tried. I have the
genuine DAIX goods. Anyone else in this town
claiming to have the Dain goods is imposing on you.
See that it reads "Dain Mfg. Co." on your stacker
when you buy one and you will have the BEST.
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Hay nud teeil at Plumb's.
Paunb soils Blue Hill Hour.
Will Ki.er is home from Lincoln.
Go to Kred Plumb's for Hour or food .
1M Walters went up to Bladen Mon
day. Mrs. J. L. Miner is homo from Blue
Hill.
Mrs. A. A. Frame is homo from Blue
Hill.
Dr. E. A. Thomas, ilontist, Damoioll
block.
Joe Blair of Lincoln was in the city
Friday.
Walter Kaley was up from Chester
Sunday.
Girl Wanted Apply at Hale's res
taurant. Mrs. Case was down from Kearney
Tuesday.
Ernest Graves was up from Wymoro
tlrs week.
Miss Nellie Warren returned from
Hastings Thursday.
Dr. and Mis. Croighton were in
Blue Hill Tuesday.
Miss liornico Higby is visiting with
Miss lone Albright.
Face massage and ladies' shampoo
at Hayes' barber shop.
Wanted Girl for housework. In
quire of E. H. Nowhouse.
Fred Hedge returned from Grand
Island Saturday morning.
Take your poultry and hides to
Plumb. Top prices paid.
Mrs. Myrtle Kimsey of Lincoln is a
guest of Mrs. W T. Bol ror.
Dr. J.'T. Bomford wont to Wilber
Monday morning for a visit.
Mrs. Pogg and daughter returned
from Hastings Thursday morning.
Mrs. Graves visited with her daugh
ter, Mrs Higgins, at Bladon this week.
Joshua Rtishton of Northbranch was
p'easant caller at this ollico Satur-
' iuy.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Grico and chil
dren in end to leave for Donvor Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Edson and chil
dren of Blue Hill visited in town this
week.
Rev. W. Bonnott Muzo mado a trip
to the eastern part of the state this
weok.
Plumb tho feed man will pay you the
highest prico for poultry, eggs and
hides.
A. W. MjRoynolds has completed
tho survey of tho city and returned to
Nelson.
A cement walk is to bo built along
tho south side of tho hih school
grounds.
II. J. Clark entortainod a few of his
gentlemen friends at cards Wednesday
o veiling.
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PETERSON.
Mrs. .J. 13. Wiscearver and daughter
loft for Denver Friday evening to visit
relatives.
Frank Gard of Wood Hivor, Nob ,
is visiting with E. M..Gard and family
this week.
Mrs. John Potitt of Guido Hock vis
ited with hor sister, Mrs. Goo. Griffith
this week.
Frank Harmon of Auburn is visiting
with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mr?.
W. S. Bense.
A baby cirl arrived at tho homo of
Mr. and Mrs. Will Musgrovo last Sat
urday morning.
Work will soon bo begun on 1hr
cement walk from tho firemen's hall to
the school grounds.
Miss Hannah White of Bostwick was
a visitor at tho homo of G. J. Warren's
the lirst of the week.
Mrs. W. A. Sherwood has returned
from Atlan'iu Iowa, whoro sho has
boon visiting with friends.
F. E Goblo will loavo tho fust of tho
week for Fort Cobb, Okla., to look
after his business interests.
You can now take your annual bath.
Tho tubs it Manspoakor's barber shop
are again in working order.
Mrs. Henry Clark and children de
parted for York Friday to mako an
extended visit with relatives.
For ront After July 1, residence,
corner Cedar street and Third avenue.
Inquire at Nowhouso's store.
Miss Nollie Sherman will loavo Sun
day foi Longni'int, Col., for a visit
with hor sister, Mrs. Ward Hialt.
James Goblo of Holdrego attonded
tho funeral of his sister-in-law, Mrs.
F. E. Goblo, in this city, Tuesday.
Arthur Myers and wifo doparted for
Lincoln Tuesday, whoro Mrs. Myers
will have an operation .performed.
Frank Goblo arrived in tho city Mon
day from St. Louis, having boon
called here by tho death of his mother.
Rudolph Stroit, ono of tho prosper
ous farmers of northwest Webster, was
a pleasant callor at this ollico Monday.
Don't forgot to insure jour property
against fire, lightning and cyclones
with L. II. Fort, agent, Dameroll block.
Hensoy Robinson of Denver arrived
in Red Cloud Saturday evening for a
visit with his cousins, tho Robinson
children.
Morhart Bros, aro having a cement
walk laid in front of their store, which
completes tho permanent walk along
that block.
Mrs. Omar U ding camo down from
McCook tho lirst of tho week, whoro
sho had hoon visiting, htr sister, Mrs.
Pearl Ely.
Paul Dickson of Newark, Now
Jersey, arrived in Rod Cloud Tuesday
morning for a short visit with relatives
and friends.
II. A. Bowman, tho general mer
chandise promoter, of Hluo Hill, is
conducting a two-woiks' clean-up sale
at Giload, Neb.
Mrs. V. A. Williams arrived homo
from Columbia City, Indiana, the
lirst of the week, where sho hj. been
visiting relative.
Mr. and Mrs. L. 11. Blncktcdgc and
children It ft for Flanagan, Iown, the
first of the week, where thiM will visit
for several wei ks.
Henry Clark went to Lincoln Thurs
day morning, and from there will go
to York to join Ins wife, who is visit
ing lelatives there.
E C. Donhain of Omaha and Miss
Ellio Denham of Lincoln attended the
funeral of their aunt, Mrs. F. E.Goble,
in this city Tuesday.
The O. A. R. and W. R. V. have sub
scribed funds for placing a handsome
memorial window in the south side of
the new M E church.
A. Putnam, a prosperous farmer
from the Northbranch neighborhood,
was in Red Cloud Saturday and made
tins ollii'ou pleasant call.
We regret to omit a very interesting
statement of the rural free delivery
servieo out of Red Cloud this week.
It will appear next week.
The pastor will present the theme,
"The Glorv of God'' at the Conureirn-
tionul church Sunday morning. Open
air meetings in tho evening.
Harvey Rickoison of Bedford, M ,
brother-in-law of W. B. Saundnt.s, the
new lumberman, at rived in Red Cloud
Saturday and will work in the lumber
yards.
IV'Ks Cecil Tavlor returned from
Grand Island Thursday morning,
where she lias ueen for a few days
isiting with her friend, Miss Bessie I
Mtiitih.
Jake Nustein of St. Jon was shaking
har.ds with old friends heie this week.
Jake will have to come back to Red
Cloud some time or other, for he can't
stay away.
Ed Collyer and wife of (jtiiiicy, III ,
old friends of tho editor of this paper,
were in Red Cloud Saturday. They
were on their way to Portland, Ore.,
anil Vancouver, B. C.
Wo educate for business. Our gradu
ates aro successful. For particulars
address tho principal of tho commer
cial department of Campbell College.
W. S. Pritchott, Holton, Kan. jul'28
ILiviug decided to locate hero in
Red Cloud, I am prepared to do any
kind of cniont work cisterns, side-
Mower Knives
Sections
Guards and
Gual d Plates
We carrv a complete line
to fit all Mowers.
These are A No. i goods
and will give the best of
satisfaction.
We have also a
Sickle Grinder
that is a sickle grinder in
every sense of the word.
It grinds the heel as well
as the point of the section;
will sharpen old sickles
good as new. Ask to see
it and you will be con
vinced. Our PRICES on sickle
and sections are RIGHT.
We mean what we say.
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is expected to lend a hand. 1 lave you got all your
fixings? Mot weather Suit? Outing Pants? S'our
Hat or Cap? Your Small Wear?
Plenty Here to
PRICES ALWAYS FAIR.
Gouiden-Kaley Glothing Go.,
ALWAYS RELIABLE.
First Door North of Posotffice, Red Cloud, Neb.
walks, foundations and eases, or any
fancy work, and having had light
years' I'xpeiieniMi in the cement busi
ness lean give tho host of references.
Prices reasonable. C 11 CoNKi.tN. If
D. W. Tun: ure returned list Friday
noon from California, wheio ho has
been for tho past three mouths. Mrs.
Tiirnuro and children will remain
for a few weeks longer.
Tired out. worn out woman cannot,
eat or work; seems as if sho would II y
to pieces. Hollistei's Rocky M uintain
Tea makes strong nerves and rich
blood. .T) cents, Tenor Tablets. C.
j. Cutting.
Kino piano recitals Monday, Wed
nesday and Saturday afternoons at I!
i.Mojk in tho Potter block to introduce
G A. Crnneor Go's, lii o of pianos
Tho nublic. especially tho ladies aro
cordially invited to attend.
If you want n pretty face anil delight
ful air,
Rosy checks and lovely hair,
Wedding trip across the sea,
Put your faith in Rocky Mountain
Tea. C L Cutting.
The baso ball game between Inavalo
and Red Cloud Sunday was called at
tho end of tho seventh inning on ac
count of rain, with tho score a tio at
7 to 7 Bimtty, Red Cloud's now
"southpaw," showed up well.
Makes dicestion and assimilation
perfect. Makes now red blood and
bono. That's what Hollistor's Rocky
Mountain Tea will do. A tonic for tho
sick and weak. !$5 cents, Tea or Tab
lots. C L Cotting.
Tho G. A. Cnincor Co. of Lincoln
have a lino display of pianos in tho
Pottor block to introduce their lino in
this lbcality. Thoir representatives,
C. W. Brighnm and F. C. Wlndmayor
will make special prices and ttrms to
to the first purchasers.
Kvery ambitious young mar. or wo
man should read the froo catah guo
soiit out by the Grand Island Business
tfc Normal College of liraiiu island,
Nob. Its pages fairly spniklo with
encouraging words for young people.
It will fire tho aciivo student with
new zeal and kindle tho enthusiasm of
tho most listless. Students aro attract
ed to this school from eveiy quarter of
tho west and quite a number have ar
ranged to go from this county. Tho
annual enrollment of this solio il
reaches ono thousand and those who
Imvn nnt the rnndv motlOV for nil tho
expenses aro potmitted to pay after
thoy have time to graduate and earn
tho monoy.
Accident at Bladen.
Mrs. Whent and littlo child wore
thrown from n buggy t Bladon just
before noon on tho Fourth, their horso
huving becouul frightened tit John
Baker's automobile. Mrs. Wheat was
was severely cut about tho face and
head, whilo the child escaped with
u fow.sli,ht bruises.
To Cure a Cold In One Day.
Tak.; Laxativo Bromo Quinino tab
lots. All druggists refund tho monoy
if it fails to cure. K. W. Grove's signa
ture is on each box. SQc,
JULY 4TH
1905
Lives there a man
with soul so dead that
he is not quickened
with patriotism at the
approach of the Na
tion's holiday?
It will be a busy,
banging, booming
birthday, and every
man and every boy
Suit Everybody
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Deaths and Funerals.
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Sad Death of Mrs. F. E. Goblc.
Mrs. Cassio Cloble, wifo of R E.
(Soldo, one of tho oldest mid most
highly esteemed ladies of this city,
died very .suddenly about 11:110 Satur
day night, from heart failure. Mrs.
Goblo had boon suffering with heart
disease for u number of years, but her
condition was not thought to be dan
gerous. Saturday morning sho com
plained of feeling ill, but sho was able
to be up mid around in the afternoon.
When she retired at about 10 o'clock
sho rem it-ked that sho felt much bet
ter i ban sho did in tho morning. When
tho storm camo up about U:'.0 Mr
CJoblo aroso to close tho windows and
spoko to Mrs. Goblo, who answered
him. A moment later ho folt tho bed
iromblo and ho spoko to hor again,
but sho did not reply. Lighting u
lamp, ho found that his life partner
had passed to the groat beyond.
Fuiioi al services wore held at tho
family residence Tuesday morning,
conducted by tho Rev W. Bonnott
Maze, pastor of tho M. E church, and
the remains wore laid to rest in tho
Rod Cloud cemetery.
Cass o Blossor was born in York,
Pa., .Inly 17, 18l.", and lacked only u
few days of being (50 years of ago when
sho died. When a girl she removed
with hor parents to Louisa county, In .
where, on March 11, 1800, sho was
married to F. E. Goblo. Thoy camo to
Red Cloud from Columbus Junction,
Iowa, in 1870, and have since mado
their homo in this city, spending a
part of their tiino in Oklahoma, where
Mr. Goblo has business intorests.
Besides hor husband, Mrs. Goblo is
survived by three children and two
sisters. Tho children aro Mrs V B.
Fulton of Red Cloud, Harry Goblo of
North Platto and Frank Goblo of St
Louis, tho sistors being Mrs. James
Goblo of Holdrego and Mrs. C. M.
Denham of Lincoln.
Mrs. Goblo was well and favorably
known to almost every man, woman
and child in Rod Cloud, and hor sud
den death, which was unuouucml early
Sunday morning, was a groat shock to
hor hosts of friends.
John Gilbert Injured.
As John Gilbert was driving ono of
his fast horses west of town this morn
ing the animal became frightened and
runaway. Uno wheel of his road cait
was torn off and Mr Gilbert was
thrown out, receiving somo sevoro
cuts nnil bruises about tho head. Tho
accident happened near Vic Fulton's
residence,
Are You Using Allen's Foot-Ease?
Shako into your shoos Allen's Foot
Ease, n powder. It euros Corns, Bull
ions, Painful, Smarting, Hot, Swollou
feet. At all druggists uud shoo stores,
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