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Thus cried the hair. And a
kind neighbor came to the res
cue with a bottle of Ayer's
Hair Vigor. The hair was
saved! In gratitude, it grew
long and heavy, and with all
the deep, rich color of early
life. Sold in all parts of the
world for sixty years.
" About mie jrnirniro I Inst nearly nil of my
linlr fnllimliiK mi attack of mi'iislm. I wait
Hdvlnril byii 1 1 lend lo nau Ayot'n Itiilr Vlunr
I tllil no, mill iish remit I now liavuittirniitirtil
IiohiI of Imlr " Miih. W. J. IIUOWH, Mciiuiii
iiiuo I'iiIIh, Wis.
Loss 15 por cont of levy ICO 00
A, -A.
Mndo by J. O. Ayer Co., Lowell, IIui
Alio tnanuDtotuiora of
- - -JL SARSAPARJLLA.
1I0VQ PILLS.
WVIU CllbRRV PECTORAL.
NO DIPHTHERIA
IN RED CLOUD.
Ovor 11 wook has pasBod sinco littlo
Ruth Hoaton was first tukon Hick in
bdiool iu this city, and us no now
trasos havo dovolopod ' it is thought
thoro is no danger of 11 spread of tlio
disease Tho littlo Hoaton boy is got
ting bottor, tho autl-toxiu administer
ed having taken itmnodiato offoct.
Whllo tho littlo girl undoubtedly had
diphtheria, tho case was uggravatod
by tho child drinking concentrated
lyo, mistaking it for cotTeo, a wook ago
yesterday.
Tho fact that thoro had boon u num
ber of cases of soro throat around
town caused somo ularmiug rumors to
got afloat, but roliablo physicians
assort that thoro is not 11 caso of diph
thcria iu tlio city.
Balanco on hand subject to
warrants 1305 55
Total balanco subject to war
lants 82128 0G
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Tho files of Tiik CiliKK for tlio last
two we.oks in 1885 tiro musing and at 11
const qncneo vo are uti'lilo to givn our
rea-lors tlio usual "Twenty Yunrs
Ago" column.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wurron and
cliildron arrived in Ital Cloud Wed
ncsilny morning from Chariton, Iowa,
to ppunil the holidays with J. V. Wiir
ren and family.
Aekloy Scott of Portland, Oregon,
who arrived iu lied Cloud last Friday
with the remains of his mother, Mrs.
Anna Scott, returned to hU limim Wed
niviliiy morning.
George Bujd left the first of tln
week for Liiid City, K'ttinas, where ho
has purchased a farm. Mr
B iyd and the cliildron led for their
now homo Wednesday morning.
Clear thinking, decisive notion, vim
and vigor of body and mind, tho
sparkle of life, comes to nil who use
llollhter's Rocky Mtuntain Ton. 85
cents, Tea or tablots. C. L Cutting.
Drs. Weiriok & Iliddile, oculists and
auriats of Hustings, will moet ejo, oar,
110.HO and throat patients antl those
uotdiue glasses fitted, in Uod Cloud,
Friday, January 5, at Dr. Creighton's
oflice.
Mrs. Koy Zmt camo down from Mo
Cook Tuesday morning and returned
to her homo Wednesday, accompanied
by her grandmother, Mrs. P. Couover,
who will remain with her during tho
winter.
Louis S idorberg has bought tho fix
tures of tho Halo restaurant in the
Dameroll block and is preparing to
open a restaurant in the same mom.
Ho expects to be roady for business
bout tho first of tho year.
City Finances.
City Clerk Fort has prepared tho
following statement; showing tho con
dition of tho city's flnancos. Tho
total cash balanco is a littlo over $1100
with $1000 of tho levy untouched, giv
ing a total subject to warrants of
$2128.00. Following aro the flguios:
tSBNKRAf. FUND
Levy for 15)05 $2000 00
Warrants drawn on general
fund i:500 3:J
(Ml (57
Lens IB per cont of levy :i00 00
Balanco on hand subject to
warrants .'KKJ (57
OCCUPATION I'UNl)
Amount on hand from last
yenr 58:i (50
Amount collected 21:17 50
W. Starr of Lobauon, Kansas, Judgo
Koonoy officiating Tho groom gavo
his ago as 10 and tho brid gavo hors
as 1G. Both had tho written consent
of thoir parents, so tho judgo mado no
objoction to granting tho liconso and
tying tho knot.
Woodmen Officers.
Tho Modern Woodmen have olectod
the following oflicors:
Venorablo Counsel C. W. Grout.
Worthy Advisor Ed McAlistor.
Banker -L. II. Fort.
Clerk 13. II. Nowhouo.
Escort-O. W. Martlndalo.
Watchman Frank Honson.
Sentry Ira Wolfe.
Managor J. N. Popo.
Chief Chorister W. B. Saundors.
Farms! Farms!
The fact that agents for loan com
pauios advortiso lower rates than thoir
neighbors proves nothing. A loan
company that has. done business
steadily iu 11 community for 28 years,
making loans to farmers every busi
ness day iu tlio your to tho ontiro sat
isfuction of borrowers, is n safo com
pany to entrust with your business.
Tho Smith Brothors Loan & Trust
Company has this record. Loavo
your application for farm loans with
J. P. Halo, Agont, Rod Cloud, Nob.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION.
Warrants drawn..
2H21 10
lOHl 80
llulaucc on hand subject to
warrants 007
WATf.lt 1'UNI)
Amount, on hand from last
year
Amount Collected.
150
237 01
MS ill
Warrants drawn....
122(5 88
005 111
Balance on hand subject to
warrants ftll 51
w.vTi:it
Levy ft)
Warrants drawn 25115
r.i:vv
1005 " 1000 00
'15 fi5
Fifty Yars the Standard
DR
CREAM
BAKING
POWDffi
ICriim of Tartar Powdir
Kadi From Grapas
Hi Hum
Huautifying methods that injure tho
skin ani health are dangerous. Bh
heautiful without discomfort by tak
ing Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
Sunshiny faces follow its use. !!5
cents. Clias. L. Cotting.
For gonuino music of tho tuneful
catchy order, tlio now comic opera
"Miss America" cxcols. Tho male
quartette with Miss Do Hold assisting
in tho "Violet" number of tlio opora is
one of tho choice hits of the season.
Opera house, Friday, December 29.
Fred Kddy's pony loam tried to run
away this morning. They broke
looso from tho milk wagon, climbed
upon the f-idewalk in front of Cowden-
Kaloy's, smashed Paul Storey's trunk
sign, and fell down In front of Cot-
ting's without tloing further damage.
The new comedy opera "MKs
America" is replete with beautiful
costume?, fine singing, witty coined
inns and special Rcenery antl electric
edicts. It, is bright, sparkling and
contains many pretty feature numbers
which will surely please tho local
patrons of tho ttientro when it omes
to tlio opera homo next Friday,
night.
Elsewhere in today's paper M U
B-mtloy advertises for bids 011 the
titiilding at present occupied by tho
State bank The building i in linn re.
pair and is located tin the most nrouii-
inent corner 111 town. Local capital
is's should not allow tho building to
piss into the h mils of outsiders. We
would purchase tho building ourselves
if a few thousand moro of our sub
set ibois would come in and pay up.
Terry Murphy, who was a resident
of Htitl ('loud in tho early '80, and who
wit supposed to havo died ninny yeais
iu, droppod into Tub CtliKr oflice
Thursday noon in nnswer to an adver
tisement iiiBortod in this pitpT several
weeks ago asking him to coiun'iunicato
with his daughter Mary at Twin FoJIs,
Idaho. Mr Murphy had not heard
fioar his diUKhter for over twenty
yoare, when sho was a very small
child, and was greatly pleased to
learn of her whereabouts.
Electric Ll&ht Bond Proposition.
Notice in hereby nlven to the electors of the
city of Hed Cloud, In Webster county, Ncbras.
kit, imrHuiiut to n icrfolutlon adopted by the
Mavor and Council of said city, at iui adjourn
ct regular mcetliiK thereof. December 7, 1905,
and based upon the petition of more than ten
resident freeholder from each ward of said
city, that nu election Is culled and will be held
In wild city, nt the UMial votliiR places therein,
to wit: :lie llrM ward, nt tho V. & M. liaik
HulldliiK and In the second ward at tho I'lrc
men'n hull, 011 the 0th day of .January, 1006, be
tween the bourn of 8 o'clock A. M.. and "o'clock
P. M of said day. nt which tho following prop
osition iNHiibmltted to be voted upon:
Shnll the Mayor and City Council of the city
of Ited Cloud, Nebraska, bo authorized to Issue
the coupon boudH to be denominated electric
lluht boudH of said City of Ited Cloud. In the
amount of Ten Thousand Dollars, In the de
nomination of live hundred dollars each, pay.
nble to bearer nnd to become iluu twenty yearn
u'tor the date thereof, but pitjablc anytime
after the expiration of live yeais, at the option
of mild city, uud bearing not to exceed live por
cent annual luterct, an.l to be dated the day of
Ihelr issuance. Interest and principal of said
bonds lo be payable at the fiscal agency of the
state of Nebraska. Iu New York City. Said
bonds to be sold for not less than par value,
.vith accrued lutere-t, and the proceeds thereof
to be used b said city for the construction and
estab.lshliiK of a sjsteiu of electric lights In and
for said city, nud shall the major and council
of said city nnniiiillv levy the necessary tax
upon all the taxable property within said city,
la addition to all other taxes to pay tho Interest
on said bonds as the same becomes due and to
furnish a sinking fund for the payment of the
principal of said bonds, uud an nnnual tax of
not lo exceed two mills on the dollar of the
assessed valuation of said city, for lite purpose
of maintaining. operatlm; and extending said'
sjstcu; of electric lights.
The form of the ballot to be used at said elec
tion shall bens follows:
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you are wondering what to buy
for a present to a man or boy, just
allow us to tell you that you can find many, use
ful things herethings that a man or boy will
appreciate and enjoy. Can show you a large
line of
Smoking Jackets, Slippers, Fine
Shirts, Fancy and Plain Hand
kerchiefs, a special line of the
new wide Four-ln-hand Ties,
Great line of SUITS for the
COATS, too. Same for men.
look. DO IT NOW.
Boys. OYER
Come in and
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Your Attention
We want you to come in and see our big stock of
Christmas Goods
We have many new novelties in low and medium
price goods. Our stock of Toilet Sets, Albums, Mani
cures, Glove Boxes, etc., is very large. Fancy China
and Cut Glass at special low prices. Doll Cabs nearly
sold out, but more coming. Hobby Horses, Toys of all
kinds. Books, largest stock in town. Medallions and
Pictures.
CHAS. L. COTTING,
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For the Father, Mother
and Children
(Votti for Ono)
FOll oloctric 't bonds
mill tnxos
A(iAlNST olectrio liRlit, lioiuls
uml tuxos
And to be voted nud marked by making a
cross In the space prolded In tho usual manner
as provided by law.
Should a majority of the ballots cast at such
election bt In fasor of said proposition, then
tht Major and Council of said city will be
authorized to Issue and negotiate said bonds
according 1 1 the conditions and for the purpose
specified iu the foregoing proposition, and all
its contemplated by tho provisions ot sections
f.vil to WW. Inclusive, of Cobbe'H Annotated
statutes or VAX), and it shall be the duty or the
Major mid Clerk of said City u hen so author
1eil.Hinl bj order of ilie City Cotiucl, to sign
uud attest said bonds, ami alll.v thereto the seal
of said clt. The proceeds of the sale ot said
')ondh shall be paid to the treasurer or said city
or Hid Cloud nud kept by him iu a separate
fund apart from othei monejs, to be known as
the.llghtlng fund, and paid out only upon the
order of the 1 nuucll mid warrant drawn against
(hP-samc for the said purpose speclILd and no
other.'t
Dated this December Wilt, llXtt.
Attest: lly tho Mayor.
L, II. I-'OIIT, C. T. Dll'hKXMIN.
(feeal) City Clerk. Jnn5
I have a good, substantial line of Christ-
Presents Crocheted Shawls, Neck
Pocketbooks, Dress Patterns, etc.
mas
ties,
My Groceries have been tried
and stood the test
M. A. ALBRIGHT,
Dry Goods and Groceries.
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nere we Are to Stay!
MARRIAGES.
Holdrcfte-Barker.
MuiTiort, nt. tlio homo of the bride's
purout, Mr. and Mrs. II. H. HoUIroge,
nt Inavnlo, Mondny evouinir, Docom- (
bor IS, Mr Guy Barker and Miss Elma '
Holdrego Only a few of the relatives
wore present. Kov Hill pastor of tho
Methodist church olllciatod. All join
in wishlug tho youug people a happy
future.
Corbett-Starr.
Miss Dora Corbott, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Corbott, who live nlno
miles southwest of Red Cloud, was
united in marriage Monday to Cbas.
Lc&al Notice.
In the District Court
or Webster County.
Nebraska,
Hed Gload Business College
FIVE COURSES pp'y
TPDMC i-AZY PAUL S- OIETRICKf Pros
7Tc.fr lfI0 K.JA9T -- Dameroll Block.
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Charles 8. orrIs,
l'lnlutlff,
vs.
Charles I,. Snjlornnd
Kvan A. Itoss,
Defendants.
Charles I.. Snjlor, defendant, will lake notice
that on the IKlrd day of November A. I). IW'S.
plalntllf herein tiled his petition Iu the District
Court of Wi-bner County. Nebraska, against
said defendants, tho object and praver or
which arc to iitilei the title to tho South Half tot
the south West Quarter of section IU. Town
ship 'J, ltange 10, West of tho nth I'. M. In Web
iter County. Nebraska. In nlHlnllff and in re.
move n cloud from plaintiff's title to bald above
described laud by reason of an assignment of a
contract to said IbiiiIs. Issued by the state of
Nebraska nud assigned by defendat t Charles
L. Saylor, to defendant Evan A. Koss and re
corded In the oflice of the Commissioner of
Public LandB A Htilldings of the State or Ne-
brntkn in the name of defendant Rvan A. ltoss.
You arc required to answer Raid petition on
or before Hie 1st day ot January, A. 1). lft0.
CiiAiti.EB 8. Noams.
Ily K. V. Oveiman and Derimrd McNeny. ills
Attorney!. dcol5
Burlington Bulletin,
Special homeseekers' ratos: greatly
reduced round trip rates to the North
Platto Valley and tho Big Horn Basin.
Novembor 21, Decombor and 11).
This is an unusually good chance for
you to look at lauds in tlio.so now re
gions, which otfor a big profit to thoso
who secure themjearly.
Homo visitors' excursion: visit tho
old homo when you havo cleared up
tho season's work. Cheap excursion
lloss, : rates to various sections of tho east,
Tho only excursion, Novembor 27,
limit twenty-one days. '
Winter sunshine iu the mountains:
daily low excursion rates to Colo
rado, To the sunny south: --winter tourist
ratos daily until April yo. Return
limit Juno 1, 1000.
Cheap homofaeokors' rates to tho
west, southwest and south tho first
ami third Tuesdays of ovory mouth.
Write mo just what trip you have iu
mind and lot mo advise you tho loait
cost and tho best way to make It.
J.T. Edwaiids, agent.
-. That Settle's It.
When a Colorado sand atone walk is
laid tliat settles it. See Overing Bros.
&Co. for prices.
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