A
k
Gold Coin
Stock Foods
beat the record of all
Stock Foods sold in
this market.
Eighteen months'
sales and not a sin
gle complaint, but
many warm words of
praise. A different
food for each animal
Horse, Cattle, Hogs
and Chickens. Try
them. You can lose
nothing, for they are
guaranteed.
Chas. L. Cotting
13he Druggist
i LOCALETTES
(to to Fred Plttmb'ri for Hour or feud
J. P. Hiilo is in Ini'olu this week.
Or. K. A. Thouirtt dentist, D unorul
block.
Chester Cox was iu Guide Rock Sat
urday. G. W. Liudsey went to Chicago Sat
urday. J. II. Bailey was in Guide Hock Wtd
iiesduy,
Burt Dickey is quite siik with the
measles.
John Rutledgo returned to Hebron
Tuesday.
Mabel Winfrey has beon sick with
tonsilitis.
Kev. Hill of Inavalo wns in town on
Saturday.
W. E. Rife of Beatrice is in the city
this week.
Riy Frame was in Franklin the first
of the wot-k,
Ned Grimes was down from B u
Hil! Tuesday.
Seventy-five kin Is of candies at the
Soderbeig Inn.
Lent began on Wednesday. Are
you keeping it?
Orval Watson is tho new cleik at
tho Royal hotel.
Omor Doling wont to Lincoln Wed
nesday morning.
Troy Mills and wife wore down from
Bowies Tuesday.
Gus Sndorburg roturned to Lincoln
Saturday morning.
Rev. Biites returned from North
Pintle Tuesday noon.
Mrs. Adam Morhart has beon sick
during the past week.
A. E. Schmidt is in Hiawatha, Kan.,
this week on business.
Hiimptnn Wisecarver has moved to
tlto Sctunmou prooerty.
Take your poultry and hides to
Plumb. Top prices paid.
Mrs. J. A. Tulloys returned to her
home in Naponee Tnursday.
A great many of the farmers are at
woik in tho Holds this wook.
1). It. Whittakor was on tho Kinsas
City market with stock Monday.
Your boy wants to come to business
college. Why don't you send him?
Mrs. J. A. Gardner returned to hor
home in Wymore Tuesday morning.
Uoy MiConaughy is visiting his
patents iu Nebraska City this woek.
Walter Means is building a dwelling
Jiouso on his farm northwest of town.
Mrs. E. B Smith and son Vaughn
wont to Beatrice Wednesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moans aro tho
parents of a girl baby, bom Tuesday.
Not a rich corporation but just
plain J. O Caldwell, for.hardland soft
oal.
Plumb tho feod man will pay you tho
highest prico for poultry, eggs and
hides.
Kennoth Williams has accepted a
position in the McFarland grocory
store.
Chas. Whittakor shipped his house
hold goods to Holly, Colorado, this
week.
E. U. Overman was attending to
legal businoss in Smith Center this
woek. ,
Miss Nello Sliormin is home from
Lincoln, whore sho has boon ftr threo
weeks.
Mis. Simons of Hastings is lying
ill at tho home of hor sister, Mrs. J. O.
Butler.
Mm. S. F Sp tkoslield went to
Hebron Wednesday morning to visit
relatives
M's Noll Mitrtiiidnln Is homo fro.n
Blue HM, where sho has beon visiting
her -ister.
Educate lh' mind and heart at tho
business college and leave tho pocket
tin Ml later.
Have you any claims against estates
or notes to soil? A. H. Koenoy, Att'y,
Dntiieroll Block.
John J. Gurnet has resigned his pos
ition as teacher of penmanship at tho
business college.
An addiii tn will bo built on 'to tho
rear of tho McFarland store next woek
for a ware room.
Numbers of houses in town are being
ri'-iiiiigled this week iu anticipation of
the spring rains.
Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Skeon have re
turned from an extended visit in Kit
reki Springs, Aik.
Mi.ss M iry Nicholson of Omaha is in
R'd Cloud vMting with her brothers,
the Nicholson boys.
I am now prepared to supply my
customers with all grades of new wall
paper. II. E. Giice.
Mr and Mrs. Ed McAlisler are tho
proud parents of a baby boy born
Wednosday morning.
Frank Abbey has moved from the
VauPotton farm on Indian Creek to a
farm roar Blue Hill.
El Walters departed for Lincoln
Saturday for a short visit beforo going
to the City of Mexico.
George Mi Cniry is head pencil
pusher on the Nation this week during
the absence of J P. Halo.
The Ladies Aid society of tho M E
church will hold their annual Easter
bazar, Saturday, April 14.
Rev A E Tiehnor of Milton, Iowa,
oflieiited as clergyman at tho Iiitlo
Emick wedding last woek.
Alf McCall has ronted tho Hampton
house in tho northeast, part of town
and will move into it at onco.
Mrs. C. H. Jonos and children were
in tho city Tuesday enroute from
Franklin to Gothenburg, Neb.
Dr. M. U. Tbnmas reports tho ar
rival of a son at the homo of Mt. and
M's. Elmer Fogg, Wednesday.
Ed Seaton lost about fifteen tons of
bA.f'XVr'-!
Now Is
the Time
To set the "wooden
hen" if you want to get
early chickens.
More important is
the kind of an incuba
tor you use.
"HIAWATHA"
Incubators
aro "Honest Injun" Hutchors
HEATS EVENLY
U
REGULATES PERFECTLY
HATCHES SURELY
fL
They are hot air In
cubators. No cold
corners, no leaky
tanks, no sudden
changes of tempera
ture. Positively the
easiest operated and
the most satisfactory
Incubator on the mar
ket. "NOT HOW CHEAP,
BUT HOW GOOD."
On exhibition aud sold
exclusively by
MORHART
BROS.
Hardware Co.
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hay b) a lire winch wns t-iiied by a
iiiirilngtuii fiigino last Saimday.
E b'l". has eloped a contract to elect
a bank building in llermloii, Kmiihus,
and will commence it in two weeks.
L. A. H'iskins returned from Elroy,
Wisconsin, Fiiday night, where he had
been to see his mother, who is sick.
Chas. Busheo purchased tint 1) cken
soii house and will inovo into it at an
early date Consideration was $1,200
J. It. Mircer and wife retimed from
Lincoln this week, wheio Mr. Mercer
has been taking treatment of a t-picinl-ist.
Goorge Coon is undergoing tha ashes
of mumps this week lie is just leant'
ing how much joy lie missed when a
boy.
Mrs M. Neil and children of Liw
reneo arrived in the city Tuesday night
and will niiilc) this place their futuic
home.
Lew Sodorborg returned from Kar
noy Saturday, where he had been
called by tho sickness and death of his
sister
Geo. J Wiirrm represented tho
Cm-Ad at thoStu'o press association
or the h. e. appointed him a delegate,
at least.
Remember tho Slavton Jubilee Sing
ers at the opera houso next Tuesday
evening. Get your tickets at Grice's
drug store.
Methtisala was all right, you bet
For a good old soul wns he,
Thev say lie would be living yet.
II nil betaken ltocky Mountain T a.
C. L. Cotting
Mrs. Georgo Bridshaw, who has
been visiting relatives in Iteil Cloud
roturned to her homo in Superior Wed
nesday morning.
Jus. Peterson" has been decorating
tho interior of his vacant storo build'
ing this woik propnratoiy to renting
it for a billiard hall.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wright roturned
to their homo in Hebron Wednesday,
after a few days visit at tho homo of
D. M. Abol and family.
During tho absenco of tho editor in
Lincoln this week Kev. Georgo H.
Rice kindly took chargo of tho editor
ial and reportorial wotk.
Jas. Bogenrief is planning tho erec
tion of a now dwelling houso in tho
near future. Ho will move into town
from his farm in Garfield.
L. A. Haskins roturi.ed from Elroy,
Wisconsin, to see his nged mother,
who has been dangerously sick. He
reports her to be no better.
Whilo our two local contemporaries
aro handing bouquots to each other in
such a beautiful way they might at
least allow tho rest of us a smell.
Don't forgtt E B. Goble's big sale of
210 head of stock on the Moon ranch
threo miles west of town, Thursday,
March 8, at 10 a. m. Everybody come.
Tho businoss college is organizing a
baseball team which will bo hoard
from in tho future. Several of tho
regular Red Cloud ball team will play
in it.
Bev. E. C. Davis left on Thursday
for Edgar to help in n seios of special
meetings. His pulpit, will bo supplied
on Sunday by Rev. Coonrodt of that
place.
Walter Warren is planning to move
his family hero from Chariton, Iowa,
as soon as he can securo a house. He
expects to make Bed Cloud his f tit tiro
homo.
Drs. Weirick & Iliddilo, oculists and
aurists of Hnuings, will meet oye. ear,
noso and throat patients and thope
needing gltsses tilted in Dr. Greigh
ton's oflice in Bed Cloud, Friday.
March 9 '
Tho fAdios of tho W. K. C. will give a
dinner in tho Damerell block Satur
day, March 3 They will also have a
few aprons, sunbonnets, and a couplo
of quilts.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E Tait and Mr. nnd
Mrs P. C Pharos and wife woro east
bound passengers Monday enroute to
tho State Press Association mooting at
Lincoln. .
Mrs. Ed McCunOj-who has. been" sick
for the past threo weeks is so much
improved that the family has been ablo
to move into their new houso in the
west part of town.
Mrs. J. R. Harrington went to
Superior Wednesday morning to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Bradshaw,
Sho was accompanied by hor daughter,
Mrs. F. A. Smith.
Ed Gillard is planning to give up his
business in Naponeo and go on the
road as traveling salesman. If he does
bo hi) family will ninko Red Cloud
their homo in tho futuro.
Tho Odd Fellows lodgo of Guide
Rock havo lixed April 20 as tho date
for the dedication of their now hall
and have invited tho Rod Cloud lodgo
to participate in tho ceremonies.
I A good, big
bunch of ojtr
SPRING SUITS
are in and are attractive
enough for you to spare a
few minutes to look at them.
Nothing like them in this
part of the country, and we
certainly are entitled to the
careful consideration of
Clothing buyers who want
to dress right for Spring
and Summer.
Selz Shoes in all Styles and Qual
ities. Prices always right.
?5be Cowden-Kaley Clothing Co.,
ALWAYS RELIABLE
First Door North of PostofHcc, Rod Cloud, Nobr.
I
Tho building on Webster street oc
cupied by Fred Plumb as a feed store
was sold at sheriff's salo on Wedneseay
and purchased by C II. Potter for
$494.00. It, formerly belonged to John
O. Yf isor.
Georgo Reed has decided to return
to the tilling of tho soil in the spring,
and will give up his position with John
Griffuth as soon as the farming season
opens. Ho will move ou to a firm on
Elm cteck.
David Davis, who has boon sick
with pneumonia, died at his home in
Bladen on Wedndosday and was
buried Thursday at 11 o'clock in
Plainviow cemetery. Ho leaves a fam
ily to mourn his loss.
For an exclusive claim to tho right
to produce tho drama it advertised tho
"True Kentuekian" which hold forth
at tho opera houso Tuesday evening
was pronounced by those who saw it
as "unspeakably rotten."
Robert McBrido is moving his cot
tage twenty feet north of its present
location and will put it on to a now
foundation. Ho is making his newly
acquired proporty as homolike as any
in that section of tho city.
A. A. Frame and fnmily expect to
movo on to their farm near Blue Hill
this week, and last Saturday evening
tho friends in their part of town ten
dered thorn a surpriso party and spent
tho evening in social pleasantry.
Threo indications of spring aro
abroad in tho land: The robin and tho
meadow laik, tho small boy with bis
marbles and the housewife with her
carpets on tho lino in tho back yard.
Men aro scarce around homo as result.
Mrs. Henry McCuno and Miss Kttinl
McKeighan were at Inavale during the
past week caring for tho sick children
of Claronco Jonos and wife. Tho en
tiro family havo been wiestling with
tho mumps.
Frank Boat's colt Indulged in a lively
runaway last Thursday evening in tho
north end of town, and Frank was
considerably shaken up as a result.
Fortunately nothing serious resulted
from tho incident.
Naponoo has organizod a law and
order loaguo and is preparing to make
war upon joints and bootleggers. We
may expect interesting developments
if tho nerve of tho law abiding part of
tho hamlet does not fail.
Morhart Bros, aro busy this week
preparing their new stororoom for use,
and havo cut through the dividing par
tition in two places. They will bo in
much bettor position to display their
immense stock when this work is
finished.
Noil Lindsoy took advantage of his
father's absenco on Monday to disap
pear from his homo for tho second
time. Mrs. Lindsoy roportod tho faot
to Sheriff Hedgo and someone inform
ed him that tbo boy had gono to
Bladen. Whilo Mr. Hodgo was
searching for him, howovor, John
Crans discovered tho boy wandering
n limit in tbo vards near the Burlinaton
' station and took care of him until his
1 mother could be notified.
George Baylor will movo to town
next week and take possession of tho
rural telepliouo oillco as "central "
Ho will undertake the running of tho
switchboard with the assistance of his
family and will caro for tho linen over
tho system.
When tho bridge has beon repaired
the people on tho south side of tho
river would greatly approclato having
soini strong railing! placed at points
on tho west road whore tho rivor has
forced It up against tho bluff and made
it. dangerous.
P. C. Pharos has boon with his paper,
tho Red Cloud Ciiikf for tho last
twenty-two years. "Wo havo tho files
of our paper complete for the past
thiity-four years," he said last night.
"I run n column called "Twonty Years
Ago,' which is reud with as much in
terest as tho Into news." Lincoln Star.
Mrs. Hannah Garbor will return
Boulder, Colo , next woek bringing
Anson Garbor with hor. E. S. Garbor
says that if his son's health will por
mit ho will probably movo back on to
tho farm near Guide Rock, whero they
can livo out of doors and lot nature do
her work in healing Anson of his sick
noss. A Few
Leaders
Dill Pickles, each
IC
Sour Pickles, doz 5c
XXXX Coffee, lb. .. 15c
Lion Coffee, lb 15c
Arbuckle's Coffee, lb. 15c
Bell Coffee, lb
20, 30 and 35c
Barrington Hall, the
steel cut Coffee, lb. .35c
Large Mackerel, ea. . 10c
Whole -Codfish, lb... 8c
The supply is unlimit
ed. I can save you money
on Groceries.
Give mca. trial.
Highest Price for Good
COUNTRY BUTTER
Z?e Bee Hive
Grocery
B. L McFarland
PROPPRIETOR.
Rural plim 35. Sell 79.
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