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consult your doctor. Weknow
what he will say about this
grand old family medicine.
Sold for over 60 years.
Thl li Ilia lltlt qnentlon yonr doctor would
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th.it dally action of the liowols U atisolulply
os-ontUIto recnvnry Kcipii your llror actlvo
ami your ImiwcIh mtular liy Uklug laxatlvo
Uimim of Ayer' I'llli
fiiui jjjWiiwiiiwi'irTi"' i "
p.m. FollowitiR Is tho program:
"Sabbath Obsorviiuco1' Dr. Thomas.
"What Is Gambling?" Jtis. Gllhnm.
"Tho Liquor Problem" I. W.Edson.
iillnm IVn Mnv TnllimmtA TiOllfila.
tton."-T. J. Ward.
"Christian Citlzonshlp." b. P. Al.
bright.
"It's Nothing to Mo." Paul S. Dlo
trick. Soloa and good music will b inttr
aporsod. You are Invited to be there
at 0:45 sharp.
Paul 8. Diktmok, Pros.
add to Rod Cloud wd 2000
FATALLY BURNED.
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CHERRY PECT0BAL. I
Total $55500
Mortgages filed I2U7O0
Mortgugos roloaod f 14500
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TWENTY YEARS AGO
Items of News Found in The
Chief of Twenty Years Ago
Thl Week
l"'oVA,VAAAv'
FOR BETTER ROADS.
Novel Plan Adopted In Kansas to Stim
ulate Road-Maktnft.
Tho members of tho Commercial
club of Manhattan, Kan., havo adopted
n novol plan of arousing interest in
tho subject of hotter roads, and one
which would undoubtedly provo a suc
cess in Webster county if tried hero.
No groat outlay of money is nocossary.
There l.s no patent on the "King split-
lug road drag"-anybody can havo ono j
Herman Mottcr Blcs From
Juries Received In Gasoline
Explosion.
A dispatch from Craig, Nob., states
that Row Herman E. Mot tor, pastor of
tho Christian church at that place,
was fatally burned Monday whilo try
ing to start a tiro with gasoline. Ho
it,..! u timirlinr iriitnliim frnm n (lrn rml.
Ion can when tho explosion occurred,
1 and was blown across tho room and
his clothing sot all re. A little child of
tho family was rescued through u win
dow. Mr. Mottor died Tuesday morning
as a result of his injuries. At this
writing it is not known whether tho
body will bo brought hero for burial.
Rev. Mottor is a brother of J. S.
Mottor, living south of tho river, and
was formerly pastor of tho Christian
church at Cowles.
Real Estate Transfers.
Transfers lor wool; ending Wodnes-
Htul experionco has proven that it is i (1(1V) Man.h o1( fun,is,ieil oy vttlker k
the (meanest, and nest tool over m-
vonteri for improving country roads.
When tho prosont heavy snow molts
tho roads will bo soft and in sploudid
condition for using tho "King drag,"
which, whon drawn over a muddy
road, fills up tho ruts rounding tho
road to tho center and making a hard,
smooth surface that in this country,
wlioro mud drios quickly, will leavo a
road almost as smooth and hard as an
asphalt pavemont, which will shod
raiu "like a duck's back."
Following is tho plan of tho Man
hattan Commercial club:
First Fifty dollars in gold for tho
best milo of road mado with a "King
road drag" within sovon miles of Man
hattan. Second Twenty flvo dollars in gold
for tho sooond boat mile of road mado
with a "King road drag" within sovon
miles of Manhattan.
Third Ton dollars in gold for tho
host one-half milo of road mado with a
"King road drag" on oaoh rural mall
route leading from Manhattan.
Fourth Fivo dollars in gold for tho
second bost ouo-half milo of road
made with a "King road drag" on oach
rural mail routo loading from Man
hattan. Fifth No pioco of road to tako
more than ono prize.
Sixth No pritj-taking pioco of road
to bo eligible for tho samo or a lowor
prize the socond yoar.
Sovonth Competitors to furnish
thoir own drags.
Eighth The commercial olub to se
lect tho judges of tho contest, said
judges to bo throo absolutely disinter
ested parties.
Ninth Tho judging of the roads to
bo done at somo tiuio botweou April
15 and May 15, 1007.
"Christian Citizenship Sunday."
The Epworth Loaguo has arranged
a program for Sunday evonlng that
promises to bo a good ono. It is
"Christian Citizenship Sunday" in all
tho Epworth Leagues ovor tho state.
It will begin in the evening at 0:45
llailoy of Webster County Abstract
company.
Richard Greonhalgh to Curtis
Boal lots 4 to 0 block 17 Cowlos
wd 8 250
F Furst to E O Borgman uo4 29-4-12
wd 2800
Josoph Froudenstoin to John
Young ot al uol 12-1-0 wd 4800
Chas T Dickorson to Jonuio
Bushoo lots 10 11 and 12 block
10 LoDuo add to Red 'Cloud
wd 1200
William Sablu to Otto Sohraodor
part nw4 11-1-9 wd 8000
Anna Frey to Aloxander Sides
lots 14 to 18 block 10 Guido
Rook wd....- 800
Bortha J Holmes to Edna Wil
liams part lot 5 block 2 R R
add to Rod Cloud deed
W W Bainbridgo to Thomas
Morcroft nw4 and e2 sw4 10 2
12 wd 5500
J R Horn to James Current lot 1
block 11 Bladen wd 1400
Elisha Browor and wife to Jas F
Brewer o2 uol 15-4-12 qcd 250
United States to Edward Mos
sier no4 18-3-12 pat
G M Garner to F J Stonor ot al
part s2 sol 342-12 wd 1000
Frances M Baldwin to Goo F
Huut lots 15 to 17 block 7
GuidoRookwd GO
Goo Columbia to Goo FHunt lot
4 block 7 Guido Rock wd 40
John Suoss ot al to Shorman
Woodward s2 and o2 n2 ne4
and sol no4 10 2-9 wd 4750
Conrad Fit, to R B Crowoll nwi
18 and lots 8 and 11 in 7-1-9 wd 1000
Unitod States to Isaac II Hum
moll w2 nwl 12 3-11 pat
Olo A Knutson to A J White sol
so4 1 and o2 no4 and w2 nw4
12-311 wd 0700
Louoro E Warrou and husband
to Goo B Thomas s2 sel 272-11
wd 3000
Adam Horz to Win A Bunnell &2
nwl 14-3-0 wd 2000
Lois L Wright to Anson II Has
klns lots 7 to 10 block 3 R R
Miss Sarah Perry has returned to
Red Cloud.
Mrs. L. H. Fort is visiting in North
Platto, Nob.
A C. Hale of Inavalo has moved to
Bradford, Ark.
C". nines of Ashland, Ohio, bus lo
cated in Red Cloud.
L. II. Wallace mad a Hying trip to
Grand Island this week.
On Friday evening a pleasant social
was given at Josoph Warren's.
Mrs. F. V. Taylor will arrivo in Red
Cloud .somo timo during tho week.
R. R. Pituoy of Inavalo loft this
week for St. Louis, Mo., to visit rela
tives.
L. II. Rust goes to Crete this week
to got his spring delivery of fruit
trcos.
Miss Mamio Hacker and Mrs. Jas.
Potter aro at Akron, Colo., on homo-
steads.
David Stroup and family from
Lewiston, Pa., arrived in tho city
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. M. A. Wat-on, mother of W. P.
Watson, will return to her homo in
Ohio this week.
Married, at. Red Cloud, March 28,
Rev. E. D. Phillips and Mrs. Margarot
S. Douglas, both of Franklin county.
M. R. Bontloy camo near breaking
ono of his limbs Wednesday by ac
cidentally stopping through a grating.
On last Sunday morning while No.
CO, tho switch engine in tho B. & M.
yards in this city in charge of En
gineer Petersen was running at a
moderato gait to the section house
with Ofllcor Gray and William Bohrer
on the stop board, the engino struck a
snow bank in the vicinity of tho coal
sheds breaking off the step board,
letting Bohror under the engine, but
with groat pres.ac" of mind he
grabbed hold of the engine in such a
manner that by the assistance of
Officer Gray ho was hold up until the
engine was gotten under control.
Mr. Gray fooling tho board give way
raised himself upon the pilot and
saved himself from being dragged
under tho engine. Bohror was car
ried along the track somo 4G0 feet bo
foro tho accident was observed by the
engineer.
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It don't cost
any more .
to be well dressed than half
dressed. And it makes a lot
of difference sometimes.
I can sell you an outfit that
will get you a job, or keep
you in your position, or get
you married.
The SUITS I am selling at
$7.50, $8.50
$10.00
and up to
$20.00
are sure winners wherever
placed. All I ask is a chance
to shoA them to you. COME
IN AND BE SHOWN.
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CLOTHIER. FURNISHER. SHOE MAIM Mr
PAUL STOREY,
wlii'ic Imve bntMi diking nitlers llirniigh
tiecuuit'V JiiM wh fiunvrH fllmulit
InVDf ilu'se shai i'is with their ndei
i a nis'urt. One of these "pi tine
p-ddleiV told us not long ago iluu
any grocery store in town could dup
licate his prices who'i selling the goons
in the same qumtiiies. The trmihlo is
that when tin-y lny of the home mer
chant they huy in small lots, hut in
dealing with tho Chicago house tlie
pty nearly the full retail prico for
wholesale lots. Farmers should real
ize that the building up of a good
town in their midst greatly increases
the value of their land, and tho way to
build up a good town is to patronize
burnt morchauts.
A Doubtful Compliment.
Guide Rock News Lottor.
Havo you noticed tho groat improve
ment in tho Red Cloud Chief of lato V
The Chief is tho oldest paper in Web
ster county and awhilo back showed
somo indications of the ravages of
time, but lately tho editor, liko the
man tho ghost sat down beside, seems
to have got his second wind and acts
as though ho intends to "go some
moro."
LIVE STOCK MARKETS Al
KANSAS CITY.
TTME WEEK'S TRADE REPORTED BY
CLAY, ROBINSON 4 COMPANY,
(LIVE STOCK COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
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Does your baking powder
contain aliam ? Look upon
the label. Use only a powder
whose label shows it to be
made with cream of tartar,
NOTE Safety lies in buying
only the Royal Baking Powder,
which is the best cream of tartar
baking powder that can be had
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Watch for our groat clubbing offer
in next wcek'r) issue.
In tho sprine timo you renovate
your house. Why not your boilv?
Hollistor's Rocky Mountain Tea
drives out impurities, cleanReg and en
riches the blood and purities tho en
tiro system. SSconts. O. L Cutting.
Foil Salf. lots 1 and 2 block 4 city
Red (Jloud, situated on main street
and known as tho Ovoring block. Two
story briek building occupies tho on
tiro frontage, has three stores below
and thirteen living and oflico rooms
above and well rontod. This property
must bo sold at anco and any reason
able offer will be considered. Bids
and terms of paytnnont will bo re
ceived by the mult reigned. E. J.
Ovoring, 728 Franklin ave. San Diego
Cal.
Soventy per cont of all successful
nvn in tho great cities aro fanner's
sons. The old homestead with its
traditions, its well-sweep, its corn
husking, its rich and varied experi
ences, will never bo forgotten. If you
would recall them and live them ovor
again do not fail to soo Frank David
son in "Tho Colics up Willow Creole "
Look at tho pumpkins gleaming
amidst tho foddor shocks and as per
fect a picture of genuiue farm lifo as
has yot boon soon on the American
stage. Or.o night only, March 29.
For somo timo past representatives
of grocory houses in Chicago and else-
C?F!CE8 AT OHIOAQO, KANSAS CITY,
OMAHA, SIOUX CITY. 6T. JOSEPH
AND DENVER.
Kansas Citv, March 20. Receipts of
cattle thus far this weoi nro 20,000;
la.t week, 21,600; last year, 18,000.
Monday's market for beef steers was
slow at steady to 10 cents lower rates;
best cows and hoifors steady; others
woak; stockors and feodors slow but
steady. Today's trado for beof steors
was slow at steady to 10 conts off;
good cows and hoifors Arm; stockors
and feodors dull.
Tho followiug tablo gives prices
now ruling,
Extra prime corn-fed stoors. .85 25-5 90
Good corn fed stoors 4 75-5 00
Ordinary corn fed stoors.... 4 25-4 75
Choice corn fod hoifors 4 75-5 25
Good corn fed hoifors 4 25-175
Medium corn fed heifers. ... 3 75 4 25
Choice corn fod cows 4 00-1 75
Good 350-100
Medium 3 25-3 50
("aimers 2 00 3 00
Choico stnus 4 00-5 00
Choice fod bulls 3 5C-4 10
Good 3 25-3 50
Bologna bulls 2 25-3 00
Veal calves 5 50-7 00
Good to choico native or
western stockors 4 0A-4 50
Fair 3 75-100
Common 3 25-3 75
Good to choico heavy uativo
feeders 4 25 1 75
Fair 3 76-1 25
Good to choico heavy brand
ed homed feeders 3 75-1 50
Fair 3 25-!l 75
Common 2 75-3 00
Good to choico stock hoifors 3 25-3 85
2 75-3 25
McFarland,
Ghe Grocer
wants YOUR grocery business.
Give tho other follow your Dry
Goods, Shoes and Clothing, but
save your grocer business for
me.
I am here to stay and will pro
tect you on Staplo and Fancy
Groceries.
I carry the bost goods all the
timo and do not ask any moro
money than tho other follow.
No Old Goods
on my sholves,
arriving daily.
and
new ones
Special attention given to Tea
and Coffee customers. I WA.NT
YOUR TRADE.
If you don't feel like buying
Groceries of mo, como in and
look around anyway. You aro
always welcome.
B. E. McFarland
PROPPRIETOR.
Rural phone 35. Bell phenc 79.
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-1 75
100
Good to choico stock calves,
steors 4 00
Fair 350
Good to choico stock calves,
hoifors 3 25-1 00
Fair 275-325
Receipts of hogs thus far this week
aro 10,800; last week, 19,700; last year.
19,700; last yoar, 15,100. Monday's
market was 5 to 10 conts lowor and
today active and 5 conts higher with
bulk of sales from $0.10 to 0.22; top
5(3.30.
Receipts of sheep thus far this week
nro 11,300; last wook, 15,000, last yoar,
7,200. Monday's murkot was 5 to 10
conts lowor for sheep; lambs 10 to 20
Do You
Eat
Meat?
When you aro hungry and
want somothig nice in th
meat lino, drop into my
market. We havo tho nicest
kiud of
Home-madm
Sausages
and moats, fish, and gam
in season. Wo think, and
almost know, that wo can
please you. Give ub a
trial.
Koon Bros.,
Successors to
ROBINSON iBURDlN.
conts lowor.
vailed.
Today stoady rates pro-
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