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Desperate
Coughs
1 Dangerous coughs. Extremely
perilous coughs. Coughs that
I rasp and tear the throat and
lungs. Coughs that shake the
whole body. You need a regu
lar medicine, a doctor's medi
cine, for such a cough. Ask
your doctor about Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral.
THIRTY YEARS AGO
Real Estate Transfers.
For tho u'oclc ending Tuesday, Fob. f.
item from "The Chief" of February 28, 1878
(arbor's .store was chock full last
Saturday. Business is brightening up.
Most of the schools in the county will
close within the next two weeks.
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We publlih our formula
9
yers
We banlih alcohol
from our medicine
Wo urge you to
consult your
doctor
Any good doctor will tell you that a medic-no
like Ayer's Cherry Pectoral cannot
do its best work if the bowels are con
stipated. Ask your doctor if he knows
anything better than Ayer's Pills for cor
recting this sluggishness of the liver.
Mads by tho J. C. Aytr Co., Lcwe'l, Mmi.
25, furnished by the Fort Abstract Co..
h. II. Fort, Manager.
Julia A St ration to John A Van
Horn, sw4 sel and lots 7 and S
in 1.V1-C, wd S 2000
John A Van Horn to Clarence S
JohnC.nrberisathome again. look- A , iQ ',, pJJt,
ig flue. Hi- says he likes home bettor Uus s y aml bl,. g
wi.wi hi- urn ...s i.. ... ....-... , Morey.sSrt mUl to ,Uue Hin.wd
boine of tlie teachers arc iiiinj Herman K lmdgren to B
jubilant over Mr Kalcy's lecture last Hergman. sel S-3-IS. wil
Saturday evening. i,mi v Schroeder to Peter Km-
W. N. Richardson bought eighteen bans, s2 sw4 13-3-il. wd
hogs last week of one man. which JJ Harginan to August Richart.
averaged 2.. pounds each. I pt mvl '".M-9. wd
At the mooting of the burial board to Claas Rose to M P.argman, pt
provide a cemetery south of the river mvl 211-M). wd
.1. W. llogonrief was chosen chairman, Horn Crocker et al to Henry
J. II. Stanscr secretary and John Street l'.owen. undv one-fourth e2 '-'.V
treasurer. 1-1 1, qcd
Acolonvfroml.euiston.Pa.,islook- '!.' l",,u" l" '"
uiifl rreil ( 1 urnure. lots 4.
Announcement
too
5100
3000
2.10
ing westward and Webster county is
the objective point. Messrs. Albright,
friends of Mr. Kalcy. and W. 11.
Strohm were bere looking for land
7rr?K'v-:-;::-.
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Wedding Bells.
(upon which to locate the colony.
Among the new arrivals are
V
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some
& i from Clark county, Iowa, friends of
II. S. Kaley. who came in last Satur
day iienry i. Simons .mo i;umr..
Stroup and Luther Rothrook and Mr.
Decker, who will take land in this
vicinity.
CAW Fink is making the necessary
repairs on Miner's store balding. Mr.
I.tiilliiiv ilnl tln titiistorinir. Mr. Minor
Tiif.sriMv i-voinni' at the home of the I ... . . .... , .,.
" . ; win put in a siock oi goous auoui
hnuos parents, .ur. ami .urs. .-s. i. , . .,
'Pohcr. in Franklin. The groom has
many friends here, having been a stu
Dohcr -SDencc.
Cards have been received in this city
announcing the wedding of Mr. Karl
l.ouis Spenee of llladen and Miss Mae
llnhcr ot Franklin, which occurred
tlu
i 1st of April.
A mtuig the new settlers in Cloverton
are Messrs. Ilogate mid Fisher.
dMit at the business college and also ,
an employe in the Argus olbee. He is j M. 15. Thompson, our banker from
at present proprietor and editor of the ( Heatrice, is here and is locating in Mr.
Kladcn Knterprise, and is one of ti.e Kieliardsons new building,
brightest and most enterprising young . James Laird of Juniata, AMi of
newspapermen in the state. Here's J Hastings and Childs of l'.iverton are
ur 3f Karl. ' among the lawyers attending court
Hetz-Schulti. I llcret"h!s wetfk-
Miss liontiie F. Met, ami Mr. Andrew t
Xhultz, both of (luide Uoclr. were ,
united in marriage ctiucsuay, .i uuge i
Kd.sou othciating.
and iJ. blk 1. Le Due's ailtl to
lied Cloud, wd
OrvilleJ Hoi nigra in to Uenjamin
F Watt et al, sel net n2 sel
and se 1 se 1 22-1 0. wd
Otto Mosentine to Henry Stump
enhorst, lots :, 1. ." and ii. blk
S, Hoover's add to ISluc II. wd
Morgan 11 Davis to Allen K Mc
Coy. w2 ne4 S-2-10. wd
Allen It McCoy to Stephen It Mc
Coy. s2 w2 nel 8-2-10. wd
Minnie Hanson to Elbert A King
lots 1. 2. :i and n2 1. block 23.
lied Cloud, wd
C I. Cotting et al to Fidel'ri New
man, se 1 20-2-12. wd
Charles Spence to Karl L S pence
lot 3, blk 3," S pence's add to
1 '.laden, wd
Kflie P Fogg to Ainond Ol.sen.
mvl 1-2-12, wd
Lucy M Whelan to Komulus f
Chevalier, lots I and 2, blk 1.
S pence's add to Hladen, wd.. .
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WE have purchased the Robin
son & Burden grocery stock
ami are getting lined up ready for
business.
We appreciate the liberal patron
age already shown us and extend
a cordial invitation to you to call
and give us a trial. We will treat
you right. Respectfully,
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PANHANDLE,
TEXAS
Mortgages Hied." S1371.
Mortgages released, S0s30.
.S30020
LE4P YEAR.
The First Two Months of This Year Is a
Record Breaker for Marriages.
To help you out, boys, we will frame
vour marriage certificate and give you
nice set of dishes free with a
chase of S7.1 from our store.
Ai.ur.toiiT Pi;o
MAKE A GOOD INCOME
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tlcf n AMltk C trt nytti
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.a v in rin nilr. ul tr't cf eh. .
1 wnw, 1T, r , immznt trurl V.
mill" ti in.nmnCui
StarDrilling Machine Co., Akron.O,
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Lemon. Chocolate and Custard Pies
It docs not require an experienced
pur-'cook to make good pies from OF K-
PIE." Just the proper proportions of
CORRESPONDENCE
The liiiids wo are going to call your attention to are in the northwest part
of Texas. Take the map of Texas and you can readily sec that wo aro trying
to locate you about G30 miles from Kansas City and iiOo miles from Galveston
the nearest seaboard harbor of any importance, whero freight rates iy water
to England arc practically the same as from New York. To transport a bushel
of wheat from Hastings, Neb., to New York by rail will cost you 10o per 100
lbs or 23.9 per bu. From tho Panhandle to Calveston tho rate is Do per bu. or
a saving of 1 ..'.) per bu. Can you figure the advantage that tho farmer in the
Panhandle has over you? To show you the meat adva itago the Panhandle
has over you, we want to quote a few tlgures on tho sowing and yield of wheat
nt the experiment station, a short distance from whero we oh"er you these
great bargains in laud.
Yield of Wheat for 1900 Hasko Wheat
Here Is Relief for Women.
If you have pains iu your back, uri
nary, bladder or kidney trouble, and
want a certain, pleasant herb cure for
woman's ills, try Mother dray's Australian-Leaf.
It is a safe and never
failing regulator. At druggists or by
mail .10 cts. Sample package Fit ICE.
Address The Mother Gray Co.. Lettoy,
New York. 0
all ingrediei.tr arc in the package
ready for immediate use. At grocers,
10 cents per package. Order a "few
packages today. '.
Drs. Weirick & Uidilile. Eye, Ear.
No.so and Throat Specialists. Ola.sses
titted. Over German National Hank,
Isabel Sodcriln.
Isabel Sodorlin. wife of Andrew So
derlin. dibit at her home southeast of
Hod Cloud Tuesday morning, at the
age of 0 years. Funeral services were
held Wednesday, til the home, and in
terment was in the Hummel cemetery.
Death came after a brief illness from
pneumonia.
INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM CL'ItED IU
3 DAYS
Medal Contest.
The first of a .series of medal ci n
tests under the auspices of the W. C.
T. V. was held last night at the Chris-
Morton L. Hill, of Lcbnon. Iml., says; "My Jinn church, and was largely attended.
lfo td hitlamrafttory HheuiaaUMa In everj There were eight contestants, and
au.cle and Joint; her sufferlufj vru terrible ( ,Ut,c KHabeth Ovirman, daughter of
ml ber body aud fcew ere swollen lmot be , ., ,." , , .,
yond recognition, had Ucn In bed, Ix week. Mr. and Mr, h. . Overman, uas
and had debt rhyMclwiK but received no awarded the medal, each of the others
benefit until rtie tried Dr. DetehonV Htlief for being presented with a book. A quar-
Bheumatlsm. It save Immediate rcllet n . ut of voting ladies King eight selee-
tions. Another contest, for older chil-
be was nUIe to wale about In three dayr l arc
t-ure li saved her life." Sold by U. E. Grlce,
DmcsUt. Hed Cloud.
dreu. will be held in three weeks.
s Interesting Items Gathered
s by Our County FLeporters
t'WW
BLADEN.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McBrido aud chil
dren came up from Cowles Saturday
evening aud visited relatives and
friends over Sunday.
Mrs. B. Lee of Lawrence, accompa
nied by her daughter and child, came
up from Lawrence Saturday and visited
over Sunday with relatives here.
Mrs. L.K.Brown left Monday morning
for Belleville, Kan., to visit her daugh
ter residing there.
A. U. Brown aud Mr. Shot of Nor
man visited over Sunday with the
former's parents, Mr. and Mr. Or-Brown.
Wm. Burden was over from Camp
bell Monday.
Mrs. and Mrs. Ellsworth were passen
gers to Hastings Mondny morning.
Mrs. J. C. Anderson went up to Hast
ings Monday.
A baby boy arrived at the home of
Mr. aud Mrs. II. O. Spickuall Tuesday
night of last week.
A baby girl was born to Mr aud
Mrs. Win. Frazier one day last weak.
Roy Hutchison aud Frank Mister of
Ked Cloud were guest of Gleu Phelps
from Friday until Monday.
irv""iKriiai ' vv im w&H
gr purity
K2
Unquestioned
and wholesomeness
f HEJhH trii!
CREAM
BAKING
$
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Florin
Its active principle, iret m ot tar
tar, a pure, health giving truit
acldjs derived s zleij irom grapes
Polsonoos Inorcdicnts ere found In the
low-priced baking powders. Their
active principle Is a mineral acid de
rived .rom sulphuric acid, oil ol vitriol
SXuiy te tabel and bay
only baklao powder made
lroic crcum oJ tartar
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1NAVALE
C.E.Joyce and w:to left for New
Mexico, Friday night, for a visit with
relatives.
llatid Coulson is moving on n farm
near Lebanon this week.
Tho nmsciuerade at Hunter's hail
last Friday night was well attended,
many being present from Red Cloud
and Riverton.
C. S. Jones returned from Guide
Rock Tuesday. Ho has purchased it
farm uear that place aud expects to
build aud move onto it next fall.
Ulen Olmsted is moving onto tho
George Garner place.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stoner gave a
card party at Hunter's hall Tuesday
night, it being their fourth wedding
anniversary.
Earl Harvey is home from Lincoln
for a short visit with his parents,
Mr. aud Mrs. O. B. Harvey.
Oris Matkin and his mother drove
over to Lebauon last week for a visit
with friends.
Mr. Dooloy, a real estate man, has
purchased tho house belonging to Her
bert Lnce and will move iu soon.
Mrs. John Myer of Riverton visited
with Mrs. S. A. Burwell Tuesday.
Sowing .'1 pecks to the acrcyields SSMJI bushels, test 02 pounds
" ,.").Ci ' " 01 "
n " ' ' '-i.."iu " oo.5 "
Durum Wheat
Sowing H pecks to tho aero yields 2::.i0 bushels-, test G2.f0 pounds
it j 41 u .. .. 'J2.20 " " 01 "
:, " " ' Ty':3o ' u O'J.oo "
Now you have the figures before you for consideration. It will take you
but a few minutes to compute the difference that the Panhandle farmer gets
more for his grain than you do.
If the experiment station can reach such results iu farming aud doing it.
right, you cau do tho same thing, or can raise .") bu. less and beat anything you
can in this part of the country.
With an average of 24 inches of rainfall for the hist twelve year?, nothing
stands in thfi road of farmers becoming independent iu a short time aud fixing
himself so he can live at ease.
Is it hot in tho Panhandle, is asked by people who aro not familiar with
conditions iu that country. We will sav that the average iu the hottest months
in the year, for twelve year is as follows .June, Ti; July, ".",. August, 72, and
September. ,-W. This government report wa by the U. S. weather observer
(Tho?. J. Consodiui;. at Amorilla, Teas, 1 t.-ht iu the center of the Panhandle.
Water is procured in shiu! aud gravel ami is ot the ory purest quality ami
has proven very beneficial for the general health uf mankind.
Wo are making these trips to the Panhandle every
First and Third Tuesdays
in each mouth, and would be pleased to -ee y.iii and talk it over with you, as
we cann. t tell you all in a short ad like thi-.
Red Cloud Investment Co.
I. II. HOLMES. President.
1. J. MYERS, Vice-President.
A. B. SELLERS, Secretary and Treasurer
Complies with the
pure food laws
of every state
CALUMET
BAKING POWDER
UC1I TU Calum' l ma e of the 'ir.en materiiiK po.
ntRL n slble t- select ami ximlri iiL-t. lhsIU-i!!i-ri,i
" """ Hrcad, HUcult or I'anrv Onrcfore, it It. rev-oni-mended
by leading physicians an J chi niuls
.EPnVAVY In us,nr CaIu"et vca ore always assurtil o(
fcWUIHim I a cooil bakinc: tbetrfi tc, there is no watte ot
inaien.u or utne. cnumti is nut un in ar.ik-ht
cans; u win step Knctr iiian any oilier
oakiRK ruvrurr ta ir.e narxet anil lias more
raising power
fill IIUCT istocarefuUramlaelan.
MWIWI. I tirically prepared that
"u ucuiraiizaiion 01
inc incrniiims ih aiiROIiitely twrlect. ,
. ireiviuiciv.iunicurnvcsiio liocneiltt
osuit cr jzm in uic tooa. it It
thtmicalljccrtect.
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