RED CLOUD
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
The Star Barn
A. A. KE.VI.BL, Prop.
fccb, iVer;; anb Grange
1'iioes rcesonnble. Hell phone lit.
J. W. BOGEfiRIEF
MACHINIST
Ulncksmithing, Horseshoeing
and Wnyonmaking
L H. FORT
Insurance Agent, Abstracter
and Notary Public
Dnmerell dock.
I'hono sS.
Dr Nellie E Maurer
Dentist
Dnmerell l!!c'i;. Over Albright lJros
Phoiif 215 !.
C A SCHULTZ
Photographer
Family ,". ( lps mii'1 baby pictures a
tpecirdty D.untM-ell Mock.
CHAS ALLSOP
Mason
('unci.', work a specialty.
Itcd Cloud, Neb.
' u TO
Epbinson & Son
If you vat i. .ivit- !'"' for- vt'
Sura
l.'s
routitiiiii "m I'liineetloti with
,.; :t drinks In 'ou'-vn,
Henry Diederioh
i ..!. i: i.
Boots, bh j?s and Angle Lamps '
Repairing Neatly Done.
Wolie 8e Wright
Engine Repairing a Specially
11 -i-i-hocine; ltlaehsmitbine;
and Wiionmakine;
JACOB ELUNQER
Auctioneer
i:ed cloi
Far me - phono A v
I). NEI5.
I 'oil phone
Plumb's Flour &
Feed Store.
You save n.iu.ey in buyinp; your flour
in .'.oil-pound lots of him.
11. I. ASHER
Veterinarian
Blue Hill -:- Nehkaska
Will bo in Rod Cloud Saturdays
at Smith's barn.
Newhouse
Brothers
Jewelers and
Optometrists
Dealers
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA.
Wo have in stock at. nil timos a
complete lino of Building Material
aud Good Coal. Our prices aro
reasonable. Wo solicit your patron
age. Bell Tel. 00. Fanners Ind. 71.
Saunders
Bros.
lumber & Coal
W. K. GEER
Shoes
Shot's made to order.
I.cpnir work fi specialty
L A. HASKINS
FLOUU, FEED nncl GRAIN
Kerosene, CJusolirio Eto. 'Phono f7
O. A. Nelson
Veterinary burgeon &
r I- i
UentlST. OHlce, Ihiek Barn,
, I i
C i y La u n d ry
J
J. P. HANSON, Propr
Phono, l"J. Kel Cloud, Neb.
Fred E. Maurer
ATTOKNEY--AT-LAW
Notary Public. Pensions a Specialty.
Ollico over Postolli.-o.
DR. E. A. THOMAS
Dentist
Over Cotting's Drugstore. Bell
Phono 1.'57. Fanners i'2.
A, T. Walker
Hi: VL ESTATE, LOANS, an 1
INSUIUNCE.
Kir-t Door North of I'ostouiee.
R.ed Cloud
Investment Company.
HEAL EVPATi; and FA15.M LONS-
1 Potter HUi-k. Thotio".!.
la,ftl,iWAB
fM NSl)RANtE
iiRainst Firo, LifihtnliiK, Cy
clones and Windstorms, see
VO. H. STANSER,
neut for tho Farmers Union Insur
ance Co., Lincoln, Nob., tho best in
auruuee company intbe s-Ho
J W STOCKMAN
HOMKOPATIHC PHYSICIAN and
SURGEON
Graduate from llahiiemann Medical
I'ulk'iie of Chicago. OMIco over John
son A- Boner's stoie. Calls answered
day or iiitfht. Uell 'Ik',. Hural 110.
L. SHERMAN,
General
Auctioneer
Residence: Fird, door south of
Red Cloud Mill, 101 South Webster
street.
Can lie found nt home every fore
noon. Terms reasonable.
The Bohemian.
"Ah, once a hnhominu always a bo
hemian!" exclaimed the turscNsorod
poet. "A bobeiniaii never eliaiit?es."
"No, not even bis collar," replied tho
practical man, wliojmd met n few bo
heinians. Chicago News. ---
'Vrtt-:.ZY Z . - "
Waytide Communings.
Warehain Lorif? -Wot started the hard
times anyway V
TuiTohl Knutt-We did. yo ole fool!
We w'lis suffeiln' vllh 'em loni? 'fore
anybody else caught 'em. Chicago
Tribune.
Locating the Blame,
rather Why, when I was your age
I didn't have as much money In n
mouth as ,vou spend hi a day. Son
Well, pa, don't scold me about It. Why
don't .vou go for grandfather?
A Pleasant Change.
"So you enjo.ved Venice V" said the
t ra veli r.
"Yes" answeied Mr. Cumrox.
"it
was kind of pleasant, for a change, to
be robbed by a gondolier Instead of a
hack driver." Washington Star.
Ancestry.
Don't step hard on a struggling mor
tal because his grandfather onco rob
bed a stagecoach. None of ns can go
too far back in the family record with
out a shiver of apprehension. Man
chester Union.
hews of mm
BRYAN ON PROHIBITION
Nebraskr.n Refuses tc Ciscjis It s
National Question,
Lincoln, June 1:2 -Replying ;o
the
dispatch fioin Milva.il."c- conccir.iiii;
his attitude on the cpn-tloi, of prohi
bition, .Mr Hryan nhl 'I have re
tplved inan.v letter:- l run Prol.:!tion
ists and many from opponent of pro
lilbltlon, and 1 have answered the:., ail
In the tame way 1 have to'.d them
that I did not regard tl. . rprs'lon as
a national epicsllon While it L- r.r. !
sue In a number of states, 1 tic. no,
expoit it to 1p made an l--;tc b i '.'.)
er the Republican or l)eiru.eir.tlc na-'
tlonul conventions In ..m-v.vr to
subject, i have stated that n u.r m'
' psonnl habits go, 1 i'.::: a let ..; '
tab r, ncwr bavins used Ik: toy s a
beverage, but In lS'JO 1 vo."l n-.ilrs' '
tho st,,t' l,1(lhl
ijr.M.
Lllll, I I-. II,,, ,
the state piohibltion amendment L'
t the llrense system we
al option, was bett'-r
suit ,1 to the conditions we had to
meet in oui slate. When an attempt
has been made to draw ,:u1uIo:m i
Mom this as to what rught to be done
In other states, I have (ailed attention '
to the laet that state laws ought to
be made to meet the conditions exist
ing hi the stale and that what I did in '
Nebraska toukl not be a guide in j
rtatos wlu'i'o conditions weie differ
cut. In other words, I have lefused I
to give .'uUice on the question In oth
er states because I am not sulHc ic.illy J
Informed as to the conditions In the
various states and 1 have refused to'
dh'cuss il as a national question, be
cause, as 1 have said, I do n t ex
pect it to be an issue In the campaign "'
PREFERS DEATH TO CAPTURE
Sioux Indian Kills Himself Rather
Than Ee Arrested.
Valentin", Nib. June Hi. A Sioux
Indian named Thomp-on spot and
1 ilk'd bim.-d'' on the Rosi-bu 1 rosr
Hon. H 5... 1 been acfiie I'd l:'ir.-
'(PiU aiid an T.idian polb-m.'.n war.
alter
le. t.
-hot
1 n ii
blni with a warrant tor nis ar
V.'ben tbey came toKether oin '
. ..o "sebansPd, the Hmitive's
. ..i.... .1,... .. I.t flu. wtl!m.
In'iilki '.111)1 IllM.II i I"' MM...
("Tm--. !
I'.'i.'in. nil.. 'icettiK that
Wit tO !)' C Up-
lined, the Indian put lb '
bis i.ioulli and blew his
te"dei in
In hIus1 ).it j
The Indian had served one tenn in the
p nitentiarj for horse stealing
Gody of Dr. Whisler Found.
Ashland, Neb., June It!. The body
of Dr. Charles C. Whisler, who was
diowned by llie eapsizlng of his motor
boat in the strong current of Salt
creek during the high water b.st week,
was recovered near the mouth ol the
rtreain. The recovery was made b
four young men of this city, who ex
lloied the creek from the scene of the
tragedy to the mouth of the stream.
The hodv was found In an oetfowel
cornfield about i!00 feet tiom the
bank.
Governor Sheldon Off for Chicago.
l.lni oln. June ' Cover nor Ceorge
L Sheldon left for the Republican na
tional convention sit Chbago, to which
he Is one of the Nebraska delegates a'
large Oovernor Sheldon does not
take sciiously the mention of his
name in connection with Hip vice pres
idential nomination, however much
his f i lend- may discuss his avallibil
ity. Republican leaders in Nebraska
piefci that the governor make the
race again for chief executive of the
ttate.
Soldiers' Monument Unveiled.
Creenvvood. Neb., June 15. Beautl
ful and lmpipsive were the cere
monies which attended the uneiling
of the soldiers' monument IKplto
tlw Im lem"iit weather and the feaiful
condition of the roads, a huge riowd
was jiipspnt to hear the add re.- of
Congressman 12. M. Pollnid The in
cal CiMinl Army of the Republic pot
was assisted in (lie exerdses by rep
lesentativjs Horn the posts at Ash
land, Wavrly, llavelock and Lhitoln
Publication of Amendments.
Lincoln, June in -The submission
of the two constitutional amendments
passed by the last legislature is going
to cost the state in the neighborhood
of $ir,.i)00. Secretary of State Junkin
has tc cd veil proofs and will in a sboit
time send the copy out to the Repub
liten newspapers in the state. Tho
amendment provide tor an enlarged
supreme lourt and for the investment
of the school fund In city, county and
school district securities.
Top Price Oeef in Twenty Years.
South Omaha, June lti The high
est price paid for cattle in twenty
years was obtained at the stocK yarns,
i for ten cars of comfed cattle, shipped
by James Hughes of Fan miry. iiw
of the car.-, averaging 1,009 pounds to
the head, sold at 8 cents, and tho re
maining car, averaging 1,380, sold at
7 cents. This is the highest price in
twenty years.
Bryan Talks to Methodists.
Lincoln, June 11. With "Faith" ns
his theme, William J. Uryan delivered
the commencement oration nt the
gtr. i:ntuu exercises at wp pyen ur.i
vcrdtv Up etilnpized Hip work c,f
the pic shields of "-mall colbyes r.nd
declared t licit thpy were exerting a
j.owptf'il Influence over the destinle
of the i ace
Bryan Hes More Than Enough.
I. hit obi, June 1.". At the Comniouei
nfllcp i! was announied that (!(i? dele
rates to the Denize rat !r national ion
ventlon at Denvtr were pledged to
vole foi William J Hryan for ptrsl
('nt. TI.Is is twenty-five more than
the neitssary two thirds majotlty.
Stockmen In Session at Alliance.
Alliance, Neb., .June K'.-The tlilr
teenth i.nnual cotncnlbn o Pie Me
brasl.a Mod (5i ewers' t. - ( .:.fnn ''.'
In srs-slon I'dc in the Phelan oie:.i
house. The mi mbei ship shows a de
cided increase over last yi ar and the
entliusii.sin oer the prospect ol the
pood than can (ome with a rtill
stiomer i raniatlon was marked
and one ol the tcaturis lor the tern
illK ye..r will be .:i ext-.eme eir;:t to
enlit all stockm.n ol the noi't.ve:l
In the I (.'.'I
Incorporate National Corn ,bow.
Omaha. June III More than $:jt" 000
lias heen subsiilhed by the biisiius1
men of Omaha, Houth Omaha and
Countil Hluffs lor the National f'om
(po-ltlon, vbii h i- to be held in Oma
ha, Ikc 10 to 1U inclusive It wii de
cided to Incorporate at onie lot i0,
OOC. Funeral Directors Finish at Lincoln.
Lincoln, June 12. W. II. nominee
of Omaha was elected piesident of the
Nebraska State Funeral Diiectors' as
sociation at the (luting met'tini; here.
Oirha was ( ho-n for the plate of
me tins i.f t year. ! .
Captivating a Cuetn.
II war. by hN praeeful execution of n
dance that ynttiiK Hiition first capti
vated the heart of Queen Elizabeth,
says Edward Scott In his book on
"nam hit? l All A Ken." He had been!
brought up to the law and entered
court, ns hh eneiiiy. Sir John Perrot.
used to say, "by the piUInrde, as bis
firi't appearance theie was ,i the ecca
i'.ow of a mi'!; ball, and her majesty
V - r . . ...
was o truck by Ills f?o".l iooks anil
activity Hint she made htm one if her
band of peii'slo'.u'f', who were crwi-dd-red
the hamNot.iest nion in T'" '
It i u!,i (lint '. -favors Tv , ", ;
VilU'in II.- '.i,iJ'. ! , i. .11,1,1,1 tn linr hum-
i.iii-i.
fivMtu excited the jealousy of the
vvhole court, especially that of th E.rd
in i.en e-iur, wiin, uiiiiuiiiv; in
er. who, tliuiKrim to i.epro-
elate the accomplishments of the
young lawyer, offered to introduce to
Elizabeth's n nice a professional dancer
whose saltatory performances were
considered far more wonderful than
llnttou's. To this suggestion, however,
the royal lady, with more vehemence
than elegance, exclaimed: "Pish! 1
will not see vour man. It Is his trade."
Guarding the Deposits.
Ceiitleniau About Tovvn-An' If u
guy swiped a coin outer de cup, d'yer
mean V say de dog Yiuld yelp an' grab
hlinV Near Blind Person Sure he
mid! Me ain't no dummy director.
I nek.
The Sarcastic Victim.
The Barber Your hair is coining out
on fop, sir. The Crank (.'nod! I knew
it was in me. Now, for goodness' sake,
don't talk to It or It will crawl back
again. St. Louis Republic.
ItHKl'MATISM Cl'HF.D IN A DAY
Dr.Ueti'hunti liellcf forlthcinnntlun and Neural
Kta rndlcnlly ctiren In 1 to 3 doyn. 1th action upon
tho sj-ficm is remarkable and mterioin. It
removes at onco the cause and the disease Im
mediately dlsappearc. The first dose creatly
benefits. 7.r cents and tl. Sold bj II. E. Giucb
dniERlbt, Bed Cloud.
PARKER'S
HAIR DALSAM
Clrtnin snil l.iaunritf the hlr.
I'roiiintra a luxurimt (rrowth
Krvrr Tail to Itntore Gray
Ilnlr to its Youthrul Color.
Can Klp ill.furn A luir UlUu.
flicanlttU'tt Dmcci'U
City Dray and
F. W. STUDEBAKTSTl, TROP.
Goods Delivered to any part of the city.
Charges as low as the Lower
CITY AGENTS FOR ADAAS EXPRESS CO.
TELEPHONES,
Residence iS8
UtfVbUlilklkUdUiUUifciLibllibti,ibibfatl
SAY, rilSTER!
Do you know that It will pay YOU, as
well as US, to buy your Building Ma
terlnl and Coal at ouryanls? Not only
that our prices average lower, or nt
least as low, as those of our competit
ors, but because we take especial caro
of and protect all can bo classed as
REGULAR CUSTOMERS.
PL ATT &
Coal.
Women as Well as Men Are Made
Miserable by Kidney and
Bladder Trouble.
Kidney trouble preys upo-i the mind,
.liscourayesaiHllcsben--ambit icn; beauty,
,it;or unci i iiei'iiiu
Hess toon disappear
v.hert the kidney-., aic
out of o'er or dis.
eased. Kidney trouble has
become so jnevelenl
that it is not inicoui-
ntnn CtW 1 itil it u
born afllictcd with
uwil: kidney. II the
child i inalc tnooften, if the urli.e scalds
the flesh, or it, when the child reaches an
if,e when it shoubi be able toouit'o' the
p-usae, it i yet nfllicted with bed-wetting,
depend upon it, tlreeauseof tbedilli
ciiltv is kidney trouble, and the fust
step" should be towards th- treatment of
these important organs. 1'ius unplejihiml
trouble is due to a diseased C"i.dilion of
the kidncv sand bladder and not to i
habit as most people suppose.
Women as well as men are made mitei
able with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same j?reat iemcd.
The mild and the immediate effect of
Swamo-Root issooinealied. It i-sold
by druije.ists, in fiftv-
cent and one-dollar
size bottles. You mav
have a sample bottle
by mail free, also a Home of Swamp Koot
pamphlet telline; all about Swamp-Root,
including many of the thousands of te.ti
nionial letters received from siiffirern
cured. In writing nr. Kilmer tS: Co.,
liiiik'hauiton, N. Y., be sure and mention
this paper. Don't make any mistake,
but remember the name, Swamp-Knot
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad
dress, Uiiighauiton, N. Y., on every
bottle.
What a Settler Can Secure Ctt
irfestr
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ISO Acrc!Grain.C.rowi", " .-
20 to i" ""im rKLC
.. uuintli Wheat to the Acre
!0 to 30 UueheU Onti to the Arte.
35 to 50 Dtulielt Hurley to the Acre.
T imber for Fcncini; and UuilJinet TREE.
Goad Laws with Lot Ynx&lion.
Si.Iendid Rnilroad I'r.tilitie r.d Low Rates.
Schoolt nnd Churchec Convenient.
SntiiUctory Mnrkctifor all Production.
Good Climatp end Perfect Henlth.
Chance for I7ro(itable Investment!.
Sonic of tliclcboicvst Rraln-produLfOR 'an H In
Saskntclitwan and Albert:1 tuny now t.o r.t-(jui-j i
In these most healthful and prosperc!, e.'. is;
under tho
Revised Homestead Regulations
by which entry may be made by proxy (rn cctmSi
conditions), by the father, mother, son. dauciitor
brother or sister of intending hnmeMccder
Kntry fee in each case Is S10.00. For pnmplilo!
"Last Best West." particulars ns to rales, mutu v
best time to to and where to locate, apply lo
W. V BRNNRTT
KOI New York Life BldK.'omnhn. Ntb
Canadian Govcrsmtot Acjs!
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Mi,tl,nm fur Jottult IlinUi.foii
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tfif.tr; MillUnla k irat lanlliil fill tb. drilling of ttttrt II'
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60 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE"
Trade Marks-
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Copyrights Ac.
Anyone iendlng ftckotrh and detcrliitlnn mar
quickly nrorluln our opinion free whether n
InTonllon la probably patentnhl. Coniniunica
UoniMHcllycontldeiitlnl. HANDBOOK on l'atenuj
ent free, oldest agency (or sccurme pnli-ntn.
I'ntonts taken tiirouidi .Munn St, Co. recetro
ip'tial not Icr, without chnrco.Ju the
Scientific fltnerienn.
A hnnd'omcly lllimtrnted weekly, I nrcrpt nip
nilntluM of iniy rleiitltlr jouniul. 'J'crinp, H a
ypnr: (our nuintliB, f I. Hold by all ticnedo-ulor.
MUNN & Co.3G,0rondwa New York
Urnticti urnce. COS F Bt Waahlnuton. V. C
Express Line.
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