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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1905)
.-M .jtLjj A." -i ift' ni fa h M h Fi a j 'It' I II . i I . I' li CORRESPONDENCE Interesting Items Gathered i by Our County R-oportcrs BLADEN Mrs. I)r Koohlor iliotl Tuosdsy, Alt gust 128. Funeral services woro hold Wednosdny nt '2 p. tn., conducted ly llov. Wilson of thu M. K church. Mrs. Koohler whs -13 years of ago. She loaves a husband and live children, besides a host of friondc, to mourn her loss. She was laid to rest in Har mony cemetery. John OrndolT and w Ifo of Campbell were visiting at the homo ofJ.M. Loekhart last Wednesday. Lloyd Uetd and George Clattoy left last Wodnosday for Donvor and Cheyonno, where thoy go to tako in tho fairs. Miss Mamio Craig is visiting at tho homo of A. P. Johu9on. John Hay and family of Illinois aro visiting her aistor. Mrs. W. li. House holder, south of town. Mr. and Mis. Jnmos Saunders and children vlsitsd at this place over Sunday. Mr. Henry and family viBited at Dr. Koehlor's Sunday. Mrs. Carpenter and Mrp. Gagnon of Campbell spont last Tuesday with Mrs. H C. Chevalier. J. L. Loekhart and family spont Sun day ut the homo of his fathor, J. Lock hart at this place. Miss Grace Heed drovo to Bluo Hill Monday. Fred Hood and family woro visiting at tho homo of his father, A. Hoed, Sunday. Mrs. George Nowhnuso and children aro visiting at tho homo of her father. A. Heed, at this placo. Mrs. Carter returned to Huntings Monday, aftor spending two weeks visiting friends here. Cy Jonninger is having tho founda lion laid for his now residence. Miss Ella Stowart of Io wa is visiting her sistorc, Mrs. Alma Peis and Mrs. C. W. McDonald. C C. Keith, tho dontist of Hastings), is in town this week. Alviu McCoy and wife of Cowles canid up Saturday and spoilt Sunday ut tho homo of J. W. McCoy. Mrs. Wallace Hay was a passenger for (J rand Island Monday. walnut" creek Threshing is in full blast. It is hard to obtain help enough, soma men doing tho work Unit is usually dono by two. Tom Ulankenbiikor is attending tho Portland exposition, Guv Tonnant intends taking a trip to Denver. Mr. and Mrs. Coulson of Kansas were visiting at Frank Biankenbnker's last week. Mr. Hastings has boon building a barn and otherwise improving his Wal nut crook farm. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tonnant visited at John Sutton's last week. Mrs. John Mitchell and daughter called at Mrs. T. F. Jones Wednesday afternoon. Con Wbitoly foil, injuring his arm at tho olbow. It is feared his arm will bo rendered stiff by tho accident. Charley Coulson has bought ono half section of land in Hod Willow county. LESTER Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Saladon drovo to Inavalo Saturday night and spont Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Zachdry. Mr and Mrs. Chas. Frisbio called at Jacob Ellingor's SumUy evening. C. W. Frink nnd wife visited with G. W. Hakor and family Monday. Mrs. R. P. Lewis of Hod Cloud has boon visiting friends and relatives for tho past week in our vicinity. John Saladon nnd family drovo over to Risomont and visited with Cha?. Jackson and l'imily Sunday. Tho lecture Riven Monday night by Hev. Maze was very line, but tho at tendance was very small. Little Ilnzul Saladon is sponding the week in Hod Cloud at the homo of II. K. Grico. Mrs. Ed Hasser, Jr. wos quite badly burned last week by her gasoline stove. Mrs. A. H. Suladon was taken ser iously ill Sunday, but is slowly im proving al this writing. Thu Ladles U:ion society met with Mrs. Frank Cockroll Wednesday. Mr. and Mm. Orth Cunningham and Mrs. Burthn Guilford spent Monday with Wr. and Mrs. Ira Kdgol at tho homo of their mother, Mrs. John Emick. 11. Hulsobusch sold ton loads of hogs Tuesday. They were so very largo thoy had to bo hauleu at night. Mi's Bessie Postlowait left Wednes day for her homo in Illinois. She has spent tho summer hero witn her s'ster, Mis. Jnmos Doylo. Tho Misses Goorgia and Ida Scott of Cowlos woro ploastint cullers at J. W. Saladen's Monday. Tho extrerao hot woathor has cuusod lots of sickness in our village. Mrs. C. O. Cox and Claro Cox aro on tho sick list. m WEST WEBSTER. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Bennett of River ton woro visiting with thoir son Perry and wifo ono day last wook. Bessie DoBrunnor has boon suffering with a very soro foot caused by step ping on a nail. Sho is bettor at present. Miss Nottio Harvey was a Rod Cloud visitor Saturday. Adam Miller departed Sunday morning fot Iowa to make a short visit with his parents. C. Hannum shelled corn Thursday. R B. Payno was visiting with his sister, Mrs N. Harvoy ono day last week. John Loo was hauling his corn to E. E. Harvoy this week. Miss Ada Horrick roturnod from Franklin Monday. Considerable excitement was caused by tho charivari crowd. Quito a number are taking advan tage of thu excursion and aro sight- Conviction Follows Trial "When buying looao coffco or anything your grocor bappon3 io imvo in ins bin, how do you know what you arc getting ? Somo queer stories nbout coffco that is sold in bulk, could bo told, if tho pooplo who hondlo it (grocers), caved to speak out. Could any amount of moro talk havo persuaded millions of housokooporu to uso Lion Coffee, the leader of all package coffees for over a quarter of a contury, if thoy had not found it superior to all other brands in Purity, Strength, Flavor and Uniformity? Thta popular success of LION COFFEE can be due only to Inherent merit. There Is no stronger prool ol merit than con tinned and Increasing popularity. II the verdict of MILLIONS OF HOUSEKEEPERS does not convince you ol the merits of LION COFFEE It costs you but a trifle to buy a package It Is the easiest way to convince yourself, and to make you a PERMANENT PURCHASER. LION COFFEE is told only In 1 lb. sealed package!, and rrachea you as pate ana clean oa when It left oat factory. Lion-head on ererr nackair. Bare these Lion-heads for valuable premtmoi SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE "WOOLSON 8PI0E CO., Toledo, Ohio? ss seeing in Donvor this wook. A largo crowd attended the barn dance Inst Friday night. Mre. Kfllo Harvoy has boon quite sick, but is better at present. Mr. Fogg returned homo tho foro part of tho week. A few from these parts attended tho reunion at Franklin last week. Elmer Harvoy and family drovo to Franklin Sunday, whore Mrs. Harvoy will remain for several days visiting her parontB until Mr. Harvoy returns from tho western part of the state, whore ho has gone to buy cattlo. siMUS WEDNESDAY tf i 1$ EWE DOMWMrmNTomOBEMAMUSffliNTS MJ"ani SELLS BROS ' MORMOBSifOmmilW Incomparably Bigger Than Ever, Occupying the Highest Plane Possible to Big Circus Creation The FOREPAUGIi-SOLLS BROS. SHOWS preterit this year the Greatest Gathering of World-Famous Features ever seen. It is not a show ol one, two or three prominent acts and displays, but the entire aggregation ol Animal Wonders, Human Achievements and Spectacular Grandeur in every detail is com posed of World-Renowned Features selected with the view to make Ibis the Tbe Greatest Sho The florid lias Etcr a'coan "PANAMA" Tlio Suparb, Pntrlotlc QOROEOUS 1,000-CHAIMCTER SPECTACLE A XkJCW kTkUCIVC MnrvolouH Ruanlnn Aero- T vaiivr w' a - batlc Whirlwind Dnncor CAPT. WEBB'S TRAINED SEALS TWO TROUPES OP ACTINQ POLAR WONDERS THP AI1DADA 7flBIAVPC T"e Champion Soldier Experts aii-, rnjivira. i4jjc t l.j of nil xiyii&,'K i v. x ,1 sii'p mM . r-J V VirK l COS. AAXtr. 'i 7 iX the World's Military Men W X'irWiVVrvW l ? 'rw A,fcii vh.cft vvvMossssywtiiLa; .. aMjaimlV- 'WHwJSBijL It X I Ml Xr " """l"' " ""icmv I l.uilvai, riw" lflpCllllts 3HP w O'BRIEN TROUPE ffitiSSF&WtS SSS bBSSj D1NUS aaswBffls. PROSPER C.Vff UTHBH WrimCIIVI 6F0LD CIRCUS v JOO Performer Qlven RlnK. 2 atasea and In the Air. BESIDES EVERY STRANGE, CURIOUS, COSTLY CREA TURE KNOWN TO ZOOLOQY CONSTITUTING THE LARQEST MENAQE"RIE IN ALU THE WORLD 10 POLAR BEARS f'm.T J' Trrn A Mammoth African KONGO and ZEFFA o Elephants, nnd Three Big Herds of Wisest Acting Elephants In the Most ASTONISHING SHOW OF ELEPHANT SAGACITY EVER SEEN The Grandest Longest, Richest Most Gorgeous Free Street BEAVER CREEK Fair woathor at present. Mr. and Mis. Oscar Monia enter tained Fred Monia and family nnd Ross West and family Sunday. Doyle Brothers aio threshing on Beaver crook tins week. Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Edgol and family of Lincoln, III., and Mrs. Emick nnd son Vern of Luster were guests at tho Frink homo Inst Thursday. Miss Oltha C x nnd sister woro visit ing south of Guide Rock Wednesday Mrs. Fred Foruor called on Mrs. Friuk Tuesday. Lewis Borkliold was in this neigh borhood Siturday. Farmers aro busy putting up their third crop of alfalfa. School commenced Inst week in the Chas. Mollio district with Miss Carrie Faiquhar as teacher. Mrs. John Koirnck's mother, brother, sister-in law and niece of Weeping Water woro visiting hero Tuesday. They returned to their homo Wednesday. lee Gream Gool Drinks BEST 15c MEAL IN THE CITY HOLE'S RESTAURANT Damcrcll Block. Local (iraln Market. (Furnished by J. P. Delnuey ) Friday, August 18. Wheat p3c Wnito shelled corn Mo Mixed shelled Corn 0c Yollnw Cnvn Me Ear Cm Oats 20c- Hjo JO- Biu-luv -8c Do You Eat Meat? When you aro hungry and want somethig nice in tho ment lino, drop into my market. Wo havo tho nicest kind of Home-made Sausages and meats, fish, nnd game in season. Wo think, mid almost know, that wo can pleaso you. Givo us a trial. I Tho Clhrcnuoli rrc-ss once made a bid for printing the notes of the Bank of England. It was ninny yenrs ago, when tho forger was abroad in tho land, and It was desired to make his task more dllllcult. A sample Oxford note wns adorned with a number of unintelligible quotations from out of tho way languages Arabic, Coptic and others. It wns thought no forger could produce them, nnd an elnbornto argument was given In with the sam ple note to that effect. Nowndnys nny note mny bo copied by photography, and the unique quality of its pnper is the security of tho Bnnk of Euglnnd against fraud. London Sketch. mm irs.9 Successors to ROBINSON & BURDEN. Every Morning at 10 O'Cloclq ONE FIFTY-CENT TICKET ADMITS TO EVERYTHING. CHILDREN UNDER TWELVE YEARS. HALF-PRICE. TWO COMPLETE EXHIBITIONS DAILY DOORS OPEN AT 1.00 AND 7.00 P. M PERFORMANCES J3EGDJ. AT 2.00 AND J 8.00 P. Mi T? A HiiHliteaa Tnllc. 'Miss do Simpson," said the young secretary of legation, "I havo opened negotiations with your father upon tho subject of er coming to sco you oftenor with n view ultlmotely to forming nn alllnnce, nnd ho 1ms re sponded favorably. May I ask If you will ratify tho arrangement us a mo dus vlvendl?" "Mr. von Ilnrris," answered tho daughter of tho eminent diplomat, "don't you think It would hnvo been a moro graceful recognition of my ad ministrative entity If you had asked mo first?" Chicago Tribune. Order To Show Cause. IN THK COUNTY COURT. Stnto of Nebraska, 1 WebHter County, ( At n County Court held nt the County Court room In nnd for laid county AuguM 31, A. D . 1HT. In tho mnttpr of tho ciitnto of William Clou dennlnt,' deccaxed. .0n,re?',ll,K a".(1 nl,nB tho petition of EmiiHlfth . Coplen praying thut administration of said cstat mny bo granted to Kmnslnh W. Coplen, nsndinlnlbtrntor. Ordered, that Saturday tho 16th day of Sep tember A. D, 1005 at one o'clonk p. m 1b n BlRiiedforhfnrlnBBMd petition when all per fcpiiR Interested In Bnld mnttcr may appear at u County Court to bo held In and for Bnld Countv and ihow cnu;o why prnyer of petitioner should nut bo granted ; and that notice of the pendency of i-nld petition and tho henilng thereof bo given to a persons Interested In said matter, by publishing n copy of tula order In tho Red Clpiui Ciiikf. n weekly newtpapor prlnted-'ln hnld county, for threo consecutive weeks prior to said day of hearing. , ., A. II, Keenkv. (Sen') Couuty Judge. RHEUMATISM CURED IN A DAY. Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia radically cures In 1 to n dnys. Its action uru tho hj stem Is remarknblo and mysterious It removes at onco tho cause and the disease Im mediately disappears. Tho Hrst doso greatly beneflts. 7 cents and ,oo. held by H. B Once Druggist, Red Cloud Vj I