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checksfallinghair, and always
restores color to gray hair. A
splendid dressing also. Sold
for over sixty years.
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nil. I lintl hrnril 10 nuicli await Ayor's Hair
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SARSAPARILLA.
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CHERRY PECTORAL.
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of Muo Hill, and 1ms won success
through strict honesty and correct
business methods, which, nddod to a
personality that is viry pleasing,
making him au Idoal candidate for
oillco. Wherever Mr. Frahm makes
an acciuaintaiico ho makos a friond,
and his oloctlon la u cortalu rosult of
tho clean, vigorous campaign he Is
making.
Not boing ablo to find anything
olso to bring up against Mr. Frahm,
tho opposition started a story to tho
ofrect that Carl Frahm, a young gon
tlonian from South Dakota, who was
until recently employed in tho
Peoples Hank here, was a brother of
his and would bo made deputy trons
uror in tho event of his election. Tho
'only brother Mr. Frahm has is on
gaged in farming, and as tho young
man referred to has resigned his
position in tho bank and gono to
Grand Island it should show tho un
truthfulness of tho story.
TWENTY YEARS AGO
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.
...DluoIIill
For Treasuror:
V. C. Fiiahm
For County Clerk:
John J Gahiiku lied Cloud
For Sheriir:
O. D. Hr.noi: Rod Cloud Twp
For County .Tudgo:
A. 11. Ki:i:sky Cowlos
For Superintendent:
Mies. N'kllik Castoh Hod Cloud
For Surveyor:
Geo. H. Ovkuino Rod Cloud
For Coroner:
I)n. H. T. Hall Cowles
For Commissioner, 1st district:
T. .1. ( iiai'LIN Elm Crook Twp
For Commissioner, 4 th district:
James Overman Red Cloud Twp
The County Judgeship.
No matter how good an ofllcor a
man makos, thoro will nlwaysbo found
Bomeono who is dissatisfied. Especial
ly is this tho caso in an oillco liko that
of county judgo, whore tho olllcor is
called upon to mako decisions in
points of law between parties who
both think they aro right. Judgo
Koeney has this troublo to contend
with, and, whilo ho may havo made
mistakes, thoro aro nouo that aro ir
remediable Tho caso of most im
portance which camo before him was
the Uarkor preliminary, in which ho
showed ability as a lawyer as well as
sound judgment. Thero havo boon a
fow personal attacks upon tho judge,
but when traced to their sourco thoy
woro found to emanate from irrespon
sible parties, or thoso who had an ax
to grind. To theso attacks tho judgo
has paid no attention. Ho desorvos
and will roceivo a good majority for
ve-olectlou.
Real Estate Transfers.
Transfers for week ending Wednes
day, Oct.l, furnished by J. II. Ualloy
of Webster County Abstract company
John Kropp and wlfo to J S
Mooro lot 7 block i! first add to
Hliulon wd $ 800
James B Low and wlfo to E W
Baboouk nol IB-MS wd HOOO
Martha M Montgomery to II B
Hunter lot 7 block fi Guide
Rock wd 500
C E Perkins Trusteo to Augusta
Edson o2 net 15-1 9 wd
Daniol D Thompson and wifo to
Wm A Barcus swl :il-4-10 wd. .
ChasSponco and wlfo to Fred
W Wernor lots 12, 13 and 11
block 3 Sponco add to Bladen
wd
Ella VanWoort to Mary M Lam
bert lots 0 and 10 block 15
Vanco ndd to Guide Rock wd
Charlotte M Highland and hus
band to James K Kidd lots 12
to 22 block 1 Highland k Welch
add to Guide Rock wd 300
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.100
300
Total $14400
Mortgages filed f 0000
Mortgages released $1000
A Strong Candidate.
It is less than a month till oloction
day, and candidates aro beginning to
hustle One of tho strongest candi
dates ovor nominated by tho Republi
cans of Webster county is W. C.
Frahm, tho nominoo for treasurer.
He is ono of tho successful merchants
November Jurors.
Tho following is tho list of jurors
drawn for tho November term of tho
district court which sots Monday,
Novombor 13: J. II Crary, Honry
Rathjon, Wm. Garrison, C. J. Pope,
Kyd Clutter, Wm Engols, John Wil
sou, James Dorlty. John Hanson,
John Bangort, Fred Pol., George
Hoaton, Sr., Claronco Stout, Honry
Spllkor, Wm. Laird, C E.Vaughn,
Frank Frisbio, Wm. McKimmoy, Bert
Wheat, Jamos Mofford, J. II. Hamil
ton, Joo Watson, W. A. Carpoutor and
Wm. Sullivan.
Charges Against Pearl Waffle.
Blue Hill, Nob, Oct. 9 Marshal
Dunlin has roturnod from Custer
county with Poarl Wafllo, against
whom thoro is a serious charge. Tho
offonso is said to havo been committed
at Bladen, Neb., during tho rouniou
thoro a fow weeks ago. Tho complain
ant is a sixtoou year old girl of that
town.
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For BreaJtfeLSt
Luncheon
or
A few small biscuits easily made with
Royal Baking Powder. Make them
small as small round as a napkin ring.
Mix and bake just before the meal.
Serve hot.
Nothing better for a light dessert
than these little hot biscuits with butter
and honey, marmalade or jam.
You must use Royal Baking Powder
to get them right.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK
Items of News Found In Tho
Chief of Twenty Years Ago
This Week
Mrs. G. R. Chancy is slowly recover
ing. Mi-s Mattio Hacker is visiting in
Browuvlllo.
Our friend, John Young, has rented
tho MoAvoy property ond moved his
family to Rod Cloud.
Faith Uobokah lodge I. O. O F. of
this city gavo a banquet at their lodgo
room last Tuesday night.
Tho foundation for tho First Ward
school house has been laid and tho
brick work will now proceod.
Rev. Geo. Ilutnmoll will hold quart
orly mooting at. the Hummoll school
houso on tho 21th and 2.th
At the last mooting of tho commis
sioners a now precinct was mudo and
tho same was irimcrt Cathortou.
Hon. James Laird's speech at tho
fair grounds Thursday is said to bo
ono of tho best ovor made in this city.
S. F. Spokosfiold, a popular business
man of this city, has purchased a half
interest In tho general storo of A. II
Kaloy.
Tho youngest child of Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Way departed this life Saturday
and was buried Monday afternoon at
two o'clock.
Mrs. Dr Ria of Aurora, and Miss
Bortio Hmigh of Downer's Grovo, aro
visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Emigh.
Frank Wat kins, tho affable and
courteous editor of tho Bluo Hill
Times, paid this ofllco a fraternal visit
during fair week.
Rev Davis, tho now M. E. minister,
has arrived in our city and preached
his first sermon Sunday to u largo and
appreciative audience.
Mrs. Goo. B Gates, Mrs. O. II.
Maryatt and Mrs Brakeflold havo re
turned from Lincoln, whore they have
been attending a W. C. T. U. meeting
Mrs. L. P. Albiight and her brother,
H. W. Sherwood, left for their homo in
Ainsworth Tuesday morning, being
railed thero by tho sickness of their
father.
Tho Bluo Hill and Rod Cloud base
ball clubs measured bats upon tho
diamond at tho fair grounds Thursday
afternoon and after several innings
tho Red Cloud boys camo out victor
ious. G. R. Chanoy was up at Alma tho
other day defending John D. Stod
dard in a trial wherein Stoddard was
indicted for murder in tho first de
gree. Stoddard was cleared and duly
released from custody.
S Alexander, tho Wells moil car
rier, while onrouto for Red Cloud
Thursday had a serious ruuaway. It
seems that tho king bolt broko and let
tho wagon on tho heels of tho horses,
and thoy became frightened and ran
away, throwing Mr. Alexander out and
bruising him up quite badly.
Died, at Red Cloud, Oct. flth, 1885,
after a long and pniuful illness from
stomach troublo, Vincent Ludlow
Ho was bom in Butler county, Ohio,
July 3, 1823. Enlisted early in tho
regular army of tho U S. served in
Mexican war. Ho camo to Red Cloud
in tho year of 1873, whore ho remained
until his dea'h.
On last Thursday night about 12
o'clock tho alarm of flro was given on
our streets, and n llttlo later on people
were on tho qui vivo hurrying towards
tho depot, whoro tho oil houso aud
Mr Birnoy's ofllco were found to be
on flro. Tho origin of tho flro is not
known aud tho loss is estimated to bo
8300 or $100. During tho progress of
tho flro Hugh Brown, ono of tho em
ployees of tho company, was severely
burned and is now in a precarious
condition.
PAIL STOREY cLO?h.Er
Prices $1.50 to $7.50
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Highest Quality
Thoso aro tho only kind wo
sell; the only kind you want.
Llttlo follows' Russian Over
coats in strjpes, clicks aud
handsome overplaids; snug,
dn-ssy; most attractivo for
SS&S?. ?2.75 to 7.00
Junior, Russian and Ad
miral Blouso styles hi llttlo
suits for tho small young
sters. Thoso aro tho pick
from tho stock of tho greatest
makers of clothing for boys
Thoy wear longer and bet-
oethersm.... $2.50 to 5.00
Handsome Junior Suits for
ages 3 to 10; the handsome,
dependablo product of tho
greatest makers
Clothes ... $3.00 to
6.00
Boys' Knee Pants Suits, 7 to 1G years cut in double-breasted
two-pieco and single-breasted Norfolks, good honest cheviots,
tweeds and Homespuns, also bluo serges, & cr j.-.
well tailored $'-50 to
5.75
Boys' Fine Knee Pants Suits, 7 to 1(5 years, in all tho newest
stylos, singlo or double breasted Norfolks, our now stylo suits; also
plain doublo-breaston styles, with plain or knick- q en i 7 en
orbocker trousers; exceptional values $O.OU 10 .OU
Boys Top Coats and Reefers. 3 to 1(5 years, mado of fine all
wool covorts, serges, ohuviots and homespuns, ,jnnn 1 e nn
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STOCKMEN-NOTICB !
Do you ever chip anything to market?
If no, the (.electing of our commission firm is a matter that should be care
fully coiiHlilercd. It In rmportaut to you
Klrm of nil. vour Interest ilemniifls absolute reliability. You want to know
for a rertalnty that your money will bo returned to you after your stock In sold
returned promptly, too.
You want to be mire your stock will be sold for all it is worth on the market ;
a poor nale can undo your work cf a lone tlmo.
Your Mock miiHt be handled carefully and correctly; a good "fill" helps ma
terlallt to pay hhipplng expeiihCN.
IiecaiiHc our service inxiircN ynu n. I of tbeie good features wc merit your
business. Consign vour cxt shipment to us.
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We also have our own houses at
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council in making a thorough investi
gation of both tho electric light and
water subjects.
Following this a resolution was
adopted stating it to bo tho senso of
tho mooting that if tho investigation
should show tho plan to bo feasible,
tho mayor should call a special elec
tion to voto bonds in tho sum of
810,000 for tho purpose of installing an
oloctric light plant in connection with
tho water plant, aud tho meotlng ad-'
journod
If tho pooplo of Rod Cloud want to
lmprovo tho water plant and establish
an Gloctriu light works, thoy should
show it by taking moro interest in tho
matter and helping tho council docido
what should bo done
barely landed him in jail when John
was called upon to take charge of his
defense. Whorovor you find a man
from Red Cloud you will find him In
tho front rank.
Yelscr to the Front.
Nothing of any importanco ever
happens in Omaha but that our dis
tinguished former townsman, John
Otho Yoiser, gets in on tho ground
lloor. Tho detectives in charge of Pat
Crowo, tho noted kidnapper, had
Col. Haley for Governor.
Tho lack of gubernatorial candidates
for next year has been noticed by
politicians and has caused consider
able comment. C. W. Kaloy of Rod
Cloud, formerly a member of tho
board of regents, and at present a
member of tho legislature, is said by
his friends to bo willing to havo his
name go before tho convention. Prior
to tho rocont republican stato conven
ho declined to bo a candidate for re
gent. Lincoln Journal.
Here Is Relief for Women.
Mother Gray, a nurse in New York
discovered an aromatic pleasant herb
drink for women's ills, called AUS-TRALIAN-LEAF.
It is tho only cer
tain monthly regulator. Cures femalo
I have just received a full line of
DRY GOODS
Electric Light Meeting.
Pursuant to call of tho mayor, a
number of citizens mot at tho court
houso last night to discuss tho oloctric
light question, Tho atteudanco was
small and thero was a notable lack of
enthusiasm.
C. F. Cather called tho meeting to
order, aud after statiug tho object of
the meeting called for oxprossious of
opinion. No ono seemed to havo au
opinion to express, however, so tho
chairman read a letter from the mayor
of Seward detailing tho operation of
tho municipal light plant in that city.
Tho discussion drifted to tho question
of obtaining a pure aud sufficient
water supply for this city, and tho
chairman of tho mooting was finally
instructed to appoint a committee to
act in conjunction with tho mayor aud
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