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LOCALETTES
Tiik f'uir.K is SI ii year.
Paul Storey wont to Hladcu yostor-
tiny.
I)r. E. A. Thomas, Dentist, Dameroll
block.
Mrs. Del A hoi returned to Hebron
Monday.
Art Wolcott was down from luavalc
Tuesday.
For Sale Three rood brood mares.
V. V. Ileal. 21
A. M. Walter- was down from Hlue
1 1 11 1 Saturday.
Marion Neal was up from Guiuo
Uncle Tuesday.
C. II. Miner rctun.cd from Kansas
ity. Wednesday.
Well improved :il.j aeres of land for
ale cheap. A. It. Sellars.
Miss Francos Ncshilt of Inava'e.
pont Sunday in lied Cloud.
There will be an See cream social at
the l)a morel 1 block tonight.
Oscar Hurrotighs inailo his usual
trip to Franklin last Sunday.
W. W. Wright and wife returned
to Hebron Wednesday morning.
Jake ltoiglo left on Monday for a
trip to the .Jamestown exposition.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. F. Ilassingor wore
over from North Itranch Saturday.
Harry Kneels of Fairbury visito.d
with his parents the lirst of the week.
Miss Gortiido Ford left Thursday
morning for a visit in Ilutlcr county.
Two hundred cars of cattle went
-:iNt over the Hurlington last Sunday.
Mrs. Will l'arkes, .Jr., left Wednes
day for an extended visit in Faducah,
Ky.
Miss Zephyr Cressman is home from
a visit with her brother ut Oglosby,
III.
Mrs. Joseph Saladen is not improv
ing and it is feared she can not get
well.
Hoy Wcidenhamor of McCook was
the guest of Miss Cora Tulleys Sat
urday. O. C. Hell of Lincoln spent Wednes
day with his daughter, Mrs. Hoyd
isinith.
Clayton Hrown left Wednesday
morning for a trip to Tecumseh and
Friend.
Mrs. .1. It. Mercer returned Monday
from a several weeks' visit in
Arapahoe.
Don't forget the eireus tomorrow.
It is not a big one, but what there is
of it is good.
Senator E. J. Uurkett is lulled to
address the teachers institute in this
city on .June 11.
The union memorial services will
4)0 held at the opera house Sunday
morning at 10:30.
Uncle George Houcnin is reported
jis being very ill and there is little
hope of his recovery.
George Overing went west Thurs
day morning on business for Overing
I'.ros.' marble works.
Itev. A. A. Cressman will preach a
memorial sermon at Indian Creek
next Sunday at 3 p. in.
The school board met Monday
evening and ordered the advertising
of the bonds for sale.
Miss Winnie Sherman will teach in
the primary department of the Hold
redge schools next year.
Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Claggett of
Kirwin, Kan., are visiting with their
daughter, Mrs. O. A. Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark MeConkey, liv-
ing near Uowles, are the parents of
4i girl baby born last Friday.
F. Newhouse returned Saturday
'from Fremont, where ho attended the
.state encampment of the G. A. It.
S F. Spokesfleld has so far recover
ed from his recent attack of pneumon
ia as to be able to be on the street.
Wanted First cook and dining room
boy or girl at the Hon Ton bakery
and restaurant. W. S. Hense, Prop.
In another place In today's paper
will be found the program for the
highs chool commencement exercises.
One of C. M. Smith's livery teams
ran away this morning. No damage
the bridge contractor, is sick with
diphtheria.
A. A. Ford, who is farming the Win.
Crabill place, loft Wednesday morn
ing for Wallace, Kan., to look for a
now location.
Work has been begun on Fred
Mandevlllo's now residence, north
east corner of Second avenue and
Walnut street.
Whenever you got hungry drop into
Will Latin's short order house, just
north of Spokoliold's. Everything now
and up to date.
George Clapp of Hloomlngtou was
in town Saturday on his way homo
from the state encampment of the (5.
A. It. at Fremont
Mrs. Lizzie Hughes and baby re
turned to their home in Filloy, Nob..
Tuesday, after a long visit at the
home of A. Koats.
A cluster of incandescent lights has
boon hung at the corner of Webster
and Fourth avenue to furnish lights
for the band concerts.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. House left Tuos
day morning for Tecumseh, in response
to a telegram announcing the death
of Mrs. House's father.
The new pump at the waterworks
is now working, and there is now no
trouble in tilling the standpipe. as
there is plenty of water
Itev. ('. E. Taggart of Litchllold.
Mich., formerly pastor of the Congre
gational church in this city, is visiting
at the homo of C. Ii. Cutting.
Mrs. F. M. Nelson, son Monte and
daughter Altricc, arrived from Lcuura,
Nob., Wednesday morning for a visit
with her son, Dr. (). A. Nelson.
Mrs. Frame of Kansas City will
arrive Sunday for a visit at the homo
of . J. (). Caldwell. She is on her way
home from a trip to the l'acitle coast.
The district meeting of the Itebekah
degree will be held in Hod Cloud
June , and the local lodge is make-
ing great preparations for the event.
All the churches and the public are
requested to meet at the opera house
at 10:.10 a. m. on Memorial Sunday.
Uy order of the 0. A. It. committee.
Of all the fruits there are In the land,
That grow on bush or tree,
I would give up the choicest ones
For Ilollister's Itocky Mountain Tea.
C. L. Cotting.
Commissioner Tomlinson sprinkled
Webster street with the lire hose
Tuesday afternoon, for which the
merchants along the street were very
grateful.
Mrs. W. S. Latta left on Monday
morning for Haveloek In response to a
telegram announcing the death of her
father, which occurred at that place
on Sunday.
John Mart, of Seward, who had
charge of the construction of the elec
tric light plant in this city, was In
Ited Cloud the first of the week greet
ing his friends.
Elsewhere in today's paper we pub
lish an explanation of the working of
the new free high school law. It will
pay the patrons of the country schools
to read it carefully.
Dr. E. A. Thomas, Dr. J. S. Emigh
and Dr. N. II. Morrison are in Lincoln
this week attending the meeting of
the State Dental Society, of which
the latter is president.
George Scott returned from Alma
Sunday, where he went to see about
the contract for wiring for the electric
plant. He is not iuro vr lether he will
return to Alma or not.
Evertoi Foe went to McCook Mon
day evenii g, ha having been appoint
ed night ticket agent at that place.
We are sorry to lose his cheery count
enance from our midst.
Next Thursday is Decoration day,
but there will be very few flowers to
lay upon the graves. The music for
the occasion, however, will be the
best we have had in years.
At its last meeting Faith Itebekah
lodge elected the following olllcers:
Mrs. Ida Cummlngs, N. G.; Miss Clara
McMillan, V. (.; Viola Ward, secre
tary; O. C. Teal, treasurer.
Itev. A. A. Cressman will preach
the baccalaureate sermon to the
graduating class of the Ited Cloud
high school, at the Congregational
church next Sunday evening.
There are three cases of diphtheria
in the family of Charles Etherton, who
done save the breaking of a double-, resides tn the old Catholic eliureli
tr(,0i building. The house has been qua-
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The ladies of the Congregational "' ' V "" "h"" ,, " "
church will hold their regular month-
at mi)o3 school house Sunday after
noon ( I o'clock ) Ho on time if ,ou
want a seat.
Overing Hros. have two tine samples
of Norway oiuerahl-poarl granite
tombstones. The stones wore shipped
from Norway to Scotland, when they
wore polished, and from there shipped
to Hod Cloud.
Sons and daughters of the pioneers,
associate your names with a great
beginning join The I'nion Class of
Hod Cloud, Nebraska, and lot us write
one page at least in the history of
the United States.
The Union Class had a real good
time at the Huslness College last Fri
day evening and decided to meet
there again next Friday night at :i::tO
o'clock sharp. Come and make your
self at home with us.
The members of the Union Class
are requested to moot at the Husinoss
College next Friday evening at 8
o'clock in order to dispose of some
business matter, before the regular
time of our me dig.
The bites and stings of insects, tan,
sunburn, cuts, burns and bruises are
relieved at once with I'inesalve Carbo
li.ed. Acts like a poultice, and draws
out inllammalion. Try it. Price 2.c.
Sold by Henry Cook's Drug Store.
Artists have no trouble in securing
models. 1 lie tiuuous uoaiiiies nave
discarded corsets and have become
models in face and form since taking
ilollister's Itocky Mountain Tea. .'!.
cents, tea or tablets. ('. L. Cotting.
Hcadaohcaud constipation disappear
when Dados Little Liver I'illsaro used.
They keep the system clean, the stom
ach sweet. Taken occasionally they
keep you well. They are for the en
tire family. Sold by Henry Cook's
Drug Store.
Hoy Oatman and Frank Peterson
arrived from Omaha Sunday afternoon
with the former's new "Crimson Hum
bler" automobile. It is the finest
machine so far brought to Red Cloud,
and, in color, is a good match for the
new band uniforms.
Nelson Uurg and John May, from
up near Campbell, were in Ited Cloud
Tuesday morning on their way home
from St. Joe, where they have been
with cattle. Mr. Uurg says that things
look as dry in the eastern part of the
state as they do here.
At its meeting held last Friday
evening Charity Lodge No. Tilt, A. F.
Sc A. M., elected the following olllcers:
John C. Myers, master; Flavins Grice,
senior warden; W. H. Saunders, junior
warden; George Haylor, secretary;
Win. l'arkes, treasurer.
Charley Crabill is making some im
provements in the residence property
which he owns at the southwest
corner of Seward street and Fourth
avenue. Whenever we see a young
man making these kind of prepara
tions we begin to get suspicious.
Mel Sherman thinks that someone
has sinister designs against him.
When he went outdoors Monday
morning he found a stick of dynamite
lying in front of his home. It was
capped and ready for exploding. He
did not report the matter to the police.
Elsewhere in today's paper will be
found the programme of the class day
and commencement exercises of the
Ited Cloud high school, to be held at
the opera house Tuesday and Wed
nesday evening, May 128 und 20. There
are fourteen graduates, nine girls and
five boys.
Over fifty young people were pre
sent at the Business College last Fri
day evening (among those were mar
ried folks, baldheaded persons, etc.,
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Old
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We extend you a cordial
invitation to make our store
your headquarters on Deco
ration Day.
The Cowden-Kaley Clothing Co.
ALWAYS RELIABLE
3 1 5 Webster St. Red Cloud, Nebraska
This week's stock shipments, so far
as reported, are: Sunday: Miner
but "young" just the same.) That's
ly market atGrilVeth's store next Sat
urday. Mrs. J. G. Van l'ilsen has returned
to her home In Pella, la., after a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. E. J. Over
ing, Jr.
danger of the disease spreading.
Charley Crabill returned from Lin
coln Tuesday evening, accompanied
by Mrs. Maggie Vaill, a life-long
friend of his grandmother, Mrs. L. II.
ltust, who will visit hero for awhile.
Ail uui iasiiioucu Dummy suuooi
right, ye older folks, stand back of a
good movement ready to give a help
ing hand.
Summer coughs and colds yield at
once to Hees Laxative Cough Syrup.
Contains honey and tar but no opiates.
Children like it. Pleasant to take.
Its laxative qualities recommend it to
mothers. Hoarseness, coughs, croup
yield quickly. Sold by Henry Cook's
Drug Store.
Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Crelghton of this
city and Mrs. Fred Ound of Hlue Hill
leave next Sunday on a trip which
will include a tour of many of the
larger eastern cities in this country,
and then a visit to England and Scot
land. On the return trip they will
Hros., (5 cars cattle to Kansas City;
II. C. Cutter, 1 cars hogs to St. Joe;
Coon ,t Weesner, 1 car hogs to St. Joe.
Wednesday: II. C Cutter, 4 cars hogs
to St. Joe; James Mcintosh, .'J cars
cattle to St." Joe; Coon & Weesner, 1
car to St. Joe.
There was no band concert last
Friday evening owing to u misunder
standing in regard to the lights.
However, the council at its meetings
Friday night passed a resolution
ordering that the lights bu turned on
for the band concerts Friday evening.
Th new uniforms have arrived and
the boys will wear them tonight for
the first time.
C. W. Kaley left for Lincoln this
morning, where he will join his sis
ters, Mrs. Anna Cather and Miss
Hessie Kaley, and together ttiey will
start on a long trip which will include
several European countries. They
will first visit In Indiana and Ohio
for a while, and will sail for Europe
on June 18. They expect to be ubsent
about five months.
While the new time card has not
yet been received, it is said that
train No. 14 will arrive here from the
west sometime between 8 and 0
o'clock at night, instead of 2 a. in.,
and No. 13 will arrive about 11 a. in.
Nos. 15 and 10 will run on about
there present schedlues, though they
will run through to and from Denver
Instead of being made up at Oxford.
A rare opportunity to double your
value to your home and to your home
community by attending the State
the opera house. Sunday school
promptly at 12 in. The Juniors and
V. I. S. C. E. will meet at their usual
time. The baccalaureate sermon by
Itev. A. A. Cressman in the evening at
8 o'clock. Special music by the Con
gregational choir.
Hundreds of people yearly go
through painful operations needlessly
because they never tried Man Zan Pile
Itemedy. It is put up in such a form
that it can be applied right where the
trouble lies. It relieves the pain and
inflammation. It is for any form of
piles. Trice Suets. Sold by Henry
Cook s Drug Store.
Now that the hitchrack problem has
been settled, let's look around and seo
If we can not Hud a vacant room, con
veniently located, that we can fix up
for a "rest room" where the farmers'
wives, daughters and little children
can go to rest and "clean up" when
in town, and where they can have a
comfortable place to wait for their
husbands and fathers after the day's
trading is done with.
. Oscar Hurroughs, superintendent of
the light and .water plant, owns a
splendid team of work horses which,
he says the city can use for the feed
ing. Why not accept his offer and
use the team on the sprinkler? When
not in use on this work the team
could be put at other work on thu
streets, and in case of fire we would
always have a team ready to haul tho
fire apparatus. What do you think of
the scheme?
A committee from the Commercial
Club, consisting of F. W. Co when, 1).
W. Turnure and W. H. Saunders,
snend several weeks In Canada. Mr.
Guild will accompany tho party part Sunday School Convention at Hastings circulated a subscription paper among
wtiyt j Juno 18, 1!), 20. A special train is be-j the merchants Tuesday morning to
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For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
It is reported that Miss Georgia, ' rally. A shaking of the dry bones,
the little daughter of George Clauson, a real lot loose and oxpress yourself
Boars tho
Signa'turo of
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intr iilanned to run from Oxford
though Ited Cloud and Hlue Hill.
Send In your name to the chairman of
committee at Ited Cloud, if you desire
to go. Haul S. Dietrich, chairman
committee,
There will bo no preaching service
at tho Congregational church next
Sunday morning In order that all may
may attend tho memorial service at
secure money to secure money to erect
a series of hitchracks for the use of
the farmers who come hero to trade.
Enough money was secured to build
the long-needed racks and the work
was bfcgun yesterday. The racks aro
being built along tho south side of
Fifth avenue between Webster and
Cedar, and on the east sido of Cedar
betweeu Fourth and Fifth.
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