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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1906)
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Ask your grocer Letts -Spencer Grocer Co. St. Joseph, Mo I titw t0P "trjrrrjwfri , cross arms to accommodate raoro ' wires on the bell liuo. I. V. Crnry lias commenced upon tlio collar wall of bis new store, which i will bo 50x90 Toot. 1 The now bank building is progres sing slowly on accouut of tho sickness , of one of tho loading men. i J. II. (Vary has coimuouced work upon his now residenco in Guide Kock. 1 B. T. Merriman has his house coin , ploted, as have B. C. Christy, B. M. Parker and M. Sheoley. Bonjamiu P. Mitior was born in Dres den. Musliincon countv. Ohio. Octob- Mrs. Matt Baker, who has been sick ' or 22, 1810, and died July HO, 100!!. Ho for somotimo, is no bettor. was married to Kathorino Hyrd, De- Mrs. Allby and son Elmer loft Wed- eembor 25, 18(57. Seven children wore nosday for an overland trip through I born to this union two of whom are tho western part of Kuusas and No- living with the wife to mourn his loss. CORRESPONDENCE i Interesting Items Gathered s by Our County Reporters 4UMnMAAMAAMAyMyA4 HIGHLAND, KAN. Mrs. Bert Carr of Ked Cloud return ed homo Saturday. Howard Wilson was in fisbon Tuos day. Miss Beulah Francis returned from Grand Island Friday. braska. Mrs. t las. Hassinger, who has been quito sick for somotimo, is improving under tho euro of Dr. Cook of Ked Cloud. Mr. and Mrs. ,7ns. Lako of Missouri are spending this weok visiting Mrs. N. Collins. Jolf Boauchamp and wifo of Posey Ridge spout Suuday at tho homo of Chus. Horrick. Tho Highland lassos havo organized a basket ball team. W. Green, tho windmill man, was up from Burr Oak and put up a number of windmills iu Highland last week. Ho moved to Webster county, Neb., in 1S72 and has lived here almost con tinuously ever since. GUIDE ROCK I. B, Colvin is going west on land business soon. M. G. Hagan and wifo aro tho proud parents of a lino daughter that ar rived at their homo July 30th. All do ing well. A gang of telephone men aro work ing from this placo putting on larger BLADEN Herman Feis was a passenger for Blue Hill Wednesday morning. Mrs. Bugkey and children visited at tho homo of Mrs. Letuer Monday. Miss Cora Lookhart is visiting at tho homo of her grandfather, J. M. Lockhart. Herman Fois and family spent Suu day at tho homo of his brother near Campbell. Ira Killian drove down to Cowles Saturday and visited at the homo of Goo. Denton. Mr. and Mrs. Morris of Riverton wore visiting at tho homo of tor, Mrs. Charles Hartmau. relatives, returning Monday. Mrs. D. H. Clark and son came down Wednesday from Campbell and is vis iting nt tho home of her mother, Mrs. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Newhouso and children came up from, Red Cloud aud visited over Suuday with Wash Reed, returning Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Horn returned from Cowles Saturday, where they havo boon visiting their daughter, Mrs. James McBrido. Mrs. Koshmer returned from Benk lemon Wednesday, where sho has spent tho last two weeks visiting her daughter, Mrs. Orr Andrews. Mrs. Will Davis aud Mrs. Mollio Haudthoru left Tuesday for Antolopo county, whore they go to visit their brother and sister who live tlioro. N. II. Moore has sold out his (lour and feed store to Mr. Farley of Ohiowa; ho also sold his houso and lot and will movo to Bladen in u short time. LIVE STOCK MARKETS Al KANSAS CITY. TTME WEEK'S TRADE REPORTED BY CLAY, ROBINSON & COMPANY, (LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS. OFFICES AT CHIOAOO. KAN8A8 CITY, OMAHA, 8IOUX OITY. 8T. JOSEPH AND DENVER. figure combined with plain prices steadily adhered to, has brought us a constantly growing business. Quality first, price next. Nothing but standard made, reputable goods at lowest profit prices. Ahvays willing to sioiu otcr goods and compare prices zvitk either local or Chicago houses. Newhouse Bros., Jewelers and Opticians. B. & M. Walch Inspectors Proposed Constitutional Amendment. Tho following proposed amendment to the constitution of the State of Ne braska, as hereinafter set forth in full, is submitted to the electors of the State of Nebraska, to be voted upon at the general election to be held Tuesday, November (5, A. I). 1000. "l"' '"" - .m . Kansas City, Aug. 7. Receipts of her sis- cattle thus far this week aro 19,800; last wonk. 10.8C0: last voar. U2.-100. On r .--. , , , v , Mr. ami Mrs. Minor Doylo of Upland wore visiting at tho homo of J. R. Horn Monday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert McCoy drovo up to Ayr Sunday and visited with Recommended by Prominent Physicians and Chemists CALUMET Baking Powder Perfect In Quality Economical In Use Moderate tn Price Monday steady to 10 conts higher rates prevailed and today firm ligures ruled for all but grass beef steers, these latter being weak. The following table givo3 prices now ruling. Extra prime corn-fed steers. .$.1 75-G 10 Good corn fed steers ft :i."-ft 10 Ordinary corn fed steers.... 4 7f-fi 00 Choice corn fed heifers -1 7-ft 00 (iood corn fed heifers 4 25-1 00 Medium corn fed heifers. ... .'5 (30 4 57 Choice corn fed cows ft 00-5 55 Good 4 05-5.10 Medium 3 75-4 12 ('miners 4 1 10 Choice stairs A 01-4 55 Choice fed bulls 2 75 -II 25 Good 2 23-3 40 Bologna bulls 2 75-Jl 10 Veal calves 240-205 Good to choioo native or western stockors 175-2 20 Pair 51 85-1 15 Common 51 25-!l 75 Good to choico heavy native feeders 2 25-4 05 Pair 100-425 Good to choico heavy braud- ed horned feedors 2 50-3 00 Fair 5 00-5 50 Common 375-125 Recoipts of hogs thus far this weok aro 20,500; last week, 25,000; last year, 0900. Yesterday's market was steady and today steady to strong; bulk of sales 80.H0 to 0.40. Receipts of sheep thus far this week ure uiuu: just wuuh. -w, hwdui, lie it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Nebraska: I i Section 1. That at the general elec tion for state and Legislative otlicur.s ' to be held on Tuesday, succeeding the the first Monday in November. 1!()(5, i the following provision be proposed I and submitted to the electors of the J State as an amendment to the consti tution. Section 2. There shall be a State Railway Commission, consisting of three members, who shall be first elected at tire general election in 100(5, whose terms of ollice, except those chosen at the lirst election under this provision, shall be six years, and whose compensation snail be llxou by the Legislature. Of the three commissioners first elected, the one receiving the highest number of votes, shall hold his ollice ' for six years, the next highest four ' year, and the lowest two years. The powers and duties of such com-' mission shall include regulation ! of rates, service and the gen eral control of common carriers, as the legislature may provide by law. Hut in the absence of specific legislation, the commission shall ex ercise the powers and perform the du ties enumerated in this provision. Section I). That at said election in the year I'.lOti, on the ballot of each elector voting thereat, there shall be printed or written the words: "For Constitutional Amendment, with ref erence to State Railway Commission" And "Against Constitutional Amend ment, With Reference to State Rail way Commission." And If, a majority of all votes cast at said election, shall be for such amendment, the same shall be deemed to be adopted. I, A. (iiilubha, secretary of state of the state of Nebraska, do hereby cer tify thai the foregoing proposed amendment to the Constitution of the State of Nebraska is a true and cor rect copy of the original enrolled and engrossed bill, as passed by the Twenty-ninth session of the legisla ture of the State of Nebraska, as ap pears from said original bill on file in this ollice, and that said proposed amendment is submitted to the quali fied voters of the state of Nebraska for their adoption or rejection at the' general election to be held on Tuesday the (5th day of November, A. I). I'JOiJ. In testimony wnereot, I nave Here unto set my hand tinel alllxed the great seal of the state of Nebraska. ; Done at Lincoln this 21th day of July, ih the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine'llundred and Six, of the Independence of the United States the One Hundred and Thirty-second, and of this state the Fortieth. A. OALl'SIIA, Secretary of State. FRED PLUMB Has just received a complete line of FRESH Bvilk Garden Seeds Also handles Floir ; Feed Telephone 51. I Miss Jessie Wert INSTRUCTOR OF Piano, Organ' and Voice Studio at Mrs. Josio Moran villo's, two blocks oast of school houso. Phoho 204. DR. W. S. SMITH OSTEOPATH LINDSEYj BLOCK RedUCloud, Neb.. (ska i.) Notice. In the District Court of Wobbler County, Nebraska. Thomas J. HodRers, I'lalntltr, VH. Loretta ItodBers, Defendant. ) To Lorcttu HodBors, Non-resident Defendant: Youaroheieby notified tlmt on the 18th day of il uly. 1006. Thomas J. KodKora Hied n peti tion tmalust you In the District Court of Web ster County. Nebraska, the object and prayer of which are to obtain a divorce from you, on the ground that you havo willfully deserted aud abandoned tho plaintiff, without Rood cause, for tho term of two years and rnoro last Ynu hto renulrcd to answer Bald petition on 2200. Monday's market was steady; or before tho 3lstdayiofAnBust.io8.DoBR8 todno 10 to 20 cents higher. 13 y Keeny & Baylor, his Attorneys. auglO I HAVE Six Companies 8oo policies represent ing over $2,000,000 in surance in Webster county. Now is the time to get in the Band Wagon. O. C. TEEL, Insurance and Notary. Telephones: Country. No. 30; Boll, No. 98. ' To Cure Cold a In Om Day. Take Laxative Bromo quinine tab lets. Druggists refund money if it fails to oure. E. W. Grove's signature is on eaoh box. 25 cents. n ) V ( 1 q v. nwtfffniiMV"'"