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INu tiarber returned from
Mc"ouk
Sunday.
A. .1. Wuskom and wife strotho proud
parents of it baby girl.
special nriecs on old wheat Hour nt
the Iteil Cloud .MiHiiifr Co.
Joe WarriMi returned to Portland,
Oregon, the last of this week.
The. Harlow llros. bltf wagon shows
are billed to bo in the city today.
Miss Uertruilc Mllligan of McCook is
visithiK friends in this city this week.
Mrs. I.etson will soon lny si cement
side walls around her residence property-Frank
Ilailley for painting, paper
hanging, sljjn writing, kuhomine; and
carriage paining.
1!. II. Wallace of Topeka, ICas., ar
rived in the city Tuesday for a vi-U
with the Phures boys.
Alfred lladell and wife, O. C. Teel
and (leorge Hutchison returned from
Denver Monday morning.
llessie Ducker returned to"Oinaha
Saturday after a several weeks' visit
with her mother and her sister.
I.eon Lester and wife and daughter
of Itridgeport, Connecticut, are visit
ing at the home of A. T. Walker.
Miss Krma Vance returned to her
home in Hastings Monday after a two
week'.s visit with friends and relatives.
Join our excursion party AugnsHth,
take a trip to Texas and see the crops
that are raibed there. Seeing is believ
ing, This land is sold on 10 years'
time with small cash payment down.
Hed Cloud InvcstmentCo., Potter block,
Red Cloud, N'ebr.
Look pleasant and don't forget to
insure your property against loss by
Fire, Lighting fc Cyclone in one of the
old line insurance companies repre
sented by L. II. Fort agent, Damerell
block. 81000 cyclone policy only costs
you 8.' for 3 years.
For the
Very Best
In
GROCERIES
Call on
The GroeeP
AH thm Phones
3 Si 0 lST !hl 3 & (&
CI muiui.un dates August r. to 1..
Ili-n ti rout. Infjniro of I'd Me
Cure.
V.. r. (.ilmoro
l.l."in,
went to MtCntilr.
Mrs, Kelson uta.'iicd from I.cnora.
Kn . Mntly.
!..'! H-o MeCrnry wtw flown from Inn
vale V. "If-dnv.
He by (iobel
-rc Saturday.
returned from
II. .,'.11,
Mr mil Mrs. Ahlen Kly wen- down
from MiUmlt WediieMlnv.
Npee'al pi lees on old wheat
Iloitr ill
the lted Cloud Milling Co.
( has. limber of Ahnena. Kansas,
was isltor in this eitv Sunday.
The lted Cloud ball team plays ball
at Superior today and tomorrow.
Kay llohner of Franklin caught for
Ked i loud Tuesday and Wednesday.
AH in Snapp will return here Aug.
1st and resume the leadeishlp of the
baud.
Tony t lark is enjoying a vi.sit from
his aunt. Mrs. H.ckiel of Denver, this
week.
(.'ha. (odsey came in Tuesday from
Alma, and is working at the Itoyal
barber shop.
Ho. ii.g for gas has commenced at
iiu'.de K'iflf. and the promoters are
sure of success.
Mis. A. II. Howard and daughter
Mublcuic visiting Arthur Howard at
Clevlaud. Ohio.
Mr-. Perkins, who has been visiting
her parents, Mr. nud Mrs. (iard. has
returned t Iter home in Lincoln.
Mr. and Mrs. Kd Cook left Thursday
morning fr Muskogee, klu, where
HI will resume tin drug business.
Pntronie home industry. Special
prices on .1 to ." hundred pound lot.s nf
od wheat Hour at lied Cloud Mills.
Mis. H. A. Howard and daughter
Mabel have gone to Cleveland. Uiio.
for a visit with her son Aithur Howard.
Mrs. Morrison reiurued to Washing
ton, Iowa. Monday at'tera three weeks
visit with her mother. Mrs. ,. W. War
ren. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Auld are re
joicing oer a Hue baby boy that ar
rived at their home Wednesday. .Inly
1.1th.
l'est cleanser for silver, cut glass or
gold. Trial package for the asking.
Full size package 2.1 cents. Xi:w not m:
linos.
I)rs. Weiriek & Kiddlle, Kye. Far,
ose and Throat Specialists. Glasses
fitted. Over ("erinan National Hank,
Hastings.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will hold their monthly market
at Fulton's grocery store Saturday
July 'J.lth.
Orvid Anderson, who works at the
round house was pretty badly scalded
on both legs yesterday, and will be
laid up for some time.
K. T. Christy of Genoa, a brother-in-
law of Mrs. Georiie Newhouse. was
burned to death in a lire th it destroyed
the Genoa mill, Tuesday afternoon.
Minnie Cutler was brought before
ine insanity noarii and adjudged in
sane. She was taken to the Hastings
asylum Wednesday by Sheriff Hedge.
Married at the Methodist parsonage,
Saturday evening July 11th, Mr. George
11. Sicl of Itiverton and Miss Hen trice
N. llain of Franklin. Kev. Stilller of
ileiating. Lucy M. Stonebreakcr, widow of
Alson G. Stonebreakcr has been
granted a widows pension under the
reVent act of April 10th, HMM. Fred
Maurer was her attorney.
Some miscreant has been engaged
the past few weeks iu a wholesale
poisoning of dogs in .the city, aud if
the guilty parties can be apprehended
un interesting time is in store for
them,
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Whitaker of
Stratum, are the proud parents of a
baby boy, born to them last Wednes
day, and grandpa Whitaker of this
city looks rather pleased over the
event.
C. W. Grout returned Tuesday from
Peoria, 111., where he was In atten
dance as a delegate at the head camp
of the M. W. A. II j und his wife also
visited in Wisconsin where Mrs. Grout
will remain for obout a mouth. Char
ley reports having had an excellent
time, both at the encampment aud on
his later visit.
Premium lists of the National Corn
Exposition will be out within a short
time showing just what the exhibitors
are going to get for their ell'ort. The
list embraces S0,()00 worth of pre
miums olTered for all kinds of grain
and grass cvhiblts to individuals, col
leges, lodges, church societies, corn
clubs and neighborhood clubs. The
implement dealers, manufactuics of
farm machinery, gasoline engines,
automobiles aud pianos, breeders of
line stock, bankers and business men
of twenty states have made the list
possible by their Interest in the big
show. "". ist of the premiums oll'crcd
are modern farm equipment or articles
like pianos, steel ranges and furniture
for the farm homes, lodge or club
ui ' ' . .1
i ;;pi.iit . i'mnhn,
L'ln lirmlsh-iw
Moiiilav.
Mil t to Ollea- ;
MWnii Wnlkcr went to Campbell
TiiPMlny.
Hernnr.l Me.Wny wonl to Lincoln,
Wednesday.
Miss Ada simlu cam in from L'H.
C it a, Tnc'dny. I
llalph lluti'.t r wa down from Inn
v.ik. Moin'uiy.
tVxnlr r,.,v.i.,n Mi..i r-. ii..i.
railo. Wediu-silav. j
Percy Adams has
been on the sick
list all this week.
Mrs. May Wilson
I
doW'll froltl
was
Cathertou. Monday.
Miss Addie Thomas of Cowles was
in town Saturday.
Attorney Saylor and wife returnud
from Kearney Tuesday.
Miss (Settings of Superior, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Paul Pope.
Mable Winfrv went to Omaha to
visit her sister. Wednesday.
Miss Lose McGuire returned from
Orleans. Wednesday morning.
Miss Ma Pcttit of Guide I Sock was a
visitor in the city this morning.
Miss Li-uora Klmberly was home
fiom Hastings the lirsj of the week.
Don and Mildred Fulton returned
from Iloldredge the last of tlm week.
Mrs. I'eatris Hurley of Denver, !
visiting her grandfather, I) IS. Span
ogle. Mr. Dunn leturned Monday from
Salt I.. k.. where he has been on
months vacation.
Fred McKeebv left Saturday night
for Pueblo. Colorado, after visiting
his mother, Mrs. Fred McKc-by.
Mrs. U M, trabill and daughter
Jessie, leave today for Denver, for a
two weeks visit with her son Karl.
For Sale thuee thoroughbred Short
horn bulls. Can be seen on farm two
miles southwest of uidc Hock. John
oiimsii in:.
Greatest cleaner oil earth for cut
glass, silver or gold. Ask for trial
package. Full sie package v. cents.
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Lecture: "Church Ordinances" by
Prof. Haruly of Mcl'licison. K'as., at
the ISrethreii church. Sunday evening.
July H, at eight o'clock. (Juartet
music.
Mrs. Mary Harris Armour of Georgia
is expected to occupy the platform for
one of her popular addresses at our
Chautauqua. She is said to be the
most inspiring woman on the platform
and is engaged for many Chautauqua
dates in our state and elsewhere. If
you are interested in the prohibiton of
the liquor tratllc in Nebraska be sure
to hear her deliver her thrilling lec
ture, "Why Georgia Went Dry,"' She
is endorsed ly leading ministers,
bishops and speakers all over the south
and east, in some instances the press
g'lTlng her as much space as they
would a president or world known
diplomat.
KenadvWIIscn.
On Wednesday evening occurred the
marriage of Miss Ethel Kenady to Kev.
Chas. A. Wilson, at the home of the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P.
Kenady, Kev. Stilller otllciating.
The bride is one of the well and
favorably known young ladies of our
city, numbering as her friends all who
know her.
The groom has lived here but a few
mouths, coming from Pennsylvania in
the winter to take the pastorate of
the ltaptlst church, and during that
time he has, by his pleasing personal
ity and genial manner, made for him
self many friends.
The bride and groom departed Thurs
day morning for Pittsburgh, Pa.,
where Mr. Wilson will assume the pas
torate of a church, and there they will
make their future home.
The Chief joins the large circle of
friends iu extending congratulations,
and wishing the happy couple much of
happiness und prosperity in their new
home.
Real Estate Transfers.
For the week ending Tuesday, July
1.1, furnished by the Fort Abstract Co.
L. H. Fort, Manager.
Franz C Hu c'iow to Charles Pus-
chow, pt se n-i-10, wd 1
Karl lhisehow to Louis C Piesi
ger, sw 1-4-10, wd 1
Charles Husehow to Fran. C
Husehow. ptse 4-1-10, wd 1
Louis C Pieslger to Charles Hus
ehow, sw I 1-4-10, wd 1
Charles L Kottwlt. to William
Kort, se 8-1-10, wd
Kmcllne Warren to Sulia S War
ren, lots 7 to 13, lllk ll, Smith
V Moores add to lied Cloud wd
1 1 too
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Mortgages filed, S3.I.M).
"Mortgages released, llui.
Letter List.
Llsl of letters remaining uncalled
for at postofllco at Hod Cloud, Neb.,
for tho week ending July is 1008.
( laud Dlegel, Mavble Turpen. o. H.
Thomas. L. J, I'hry, J. V. Wilson
Tlieso will bo sent to tho dead lotter
olllco July 31st 1003, if uncalled for
i,0r-,,.o, Wlion calling for nbovo please
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T. C. iUcKhti, Por.tmnter.
ELLIOTT A. KOYL.
NtaflJil M07 OIL
ll Is Willi plea-ire that wo present
lJiliott A. lto.l. He lias the rare faenl-
ly of eonib'nin,.' - !ioIarhip and oia-
tory. Some Kv'uies are fil'od with
wln.'nily thought, some with wit and
tnimoi', mmie with sentlimnt. autl some
nredrotnntie: but in lhoo ieetures yon
have a wealth of thought worthy of
' sehnlnr. mnde lumin.nis with wit
and humor, beautiful by word p.ivtil-
lugs, eleeli'llled ly dramatic '"Mi ee
and, best of all. the whole is sanctified
b- good common seite. If yoif w-ai.t
. ifn,i,l. wltiv. cut t'tatntmr. i-liii moil t
and scholarly lecture: one that will be
an incentive to realizing the fullest
possibilities of man; nleetutethat will!
make your community better, then se
cure Klllott A. ISovL and vou can rest 1
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assurred that neither committee nor
people will be disappointed. Mr. ,
IS yl has been with us two seasons,'
We have neer had a complaint on I
him, and his "l'tra Flue" reports, i
both to us and In Lyceumitc. outnum
ber all his others. We icecivcd hut J
one report on him last season below
loo. I
The American woman iias reached a
pmut where she is taking the keen st
interest in the polities of her country
ltl.no longer left fot the Kn-jlish
woman to claim that she, among the
women of the world, is without a
peer as an ardent follower of things
political. The Aniei cm woman is
now coining forward as a warm
political enthusiast.
"Such Is the deduction drawn b. oh
servers who have been watching the
ntteiiileiieo of Woman at the Denver
convention and who watched the
attendance of lhcfcmlniiic contingent
at tin' it cent Republican convention at
Chicago. Old attendants at American
c inventions declare that never before
hu' e the convention halls been
thronged with as many women as hii"
beeti the ease this year.
I!aliv itt Womr.r. Kansas.
Sunday school iu the morning. Ual
1,'iit '.'oi'loch iu the afternoon in
siiiiuh y Julv .'tli. Some outsule help
will be pit-sent to help with the ccr
cises All are cordially iuntid to at
tend.
Wood's
Liver
Medicine
(In liquid form, pleasant to take)
For Chills, Fever and Malaria
Headache, Biliousness, Constipation and
all other symptoms of deranged Liver
quickly overcome. A tonic to the entile
system,
Liver, Kidney, Bladder and Blood
The $1.00 bottle contains nearly 2J limes
the quantity of the 50c size. Prepared
only by the
PINEULE MEDICINE CO., CHICA60, ILL.
Fly Time
The fly season is now
on. Do not allow
your horses to be tor
mented by the pests
when a little money
expended in a set of
llynets will protect
them. A lare line
to select from. Also
a complete stock of
harness and harness
sundries. Repairing
promptly done.
JOE FOGEL
North of Damerell Itloek
4k --. -r.,
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"Look at the fine Dress Shirts in our
south window for SO
These are bitf bargains. Wc have
plenty more inside. Come in and
ask to see them.
While yon are inside ask to see our
line of of light-weight Two-piece
Suits, Straw Mats, Thin Underwear,
Light-weight Sox, and Oxford Shoes
We can fit you out in just the right
style.
Gouiden-Kcriey
ALWAYS RF LIABLE
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Bargains in
A B G Goods
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FflKJIERS
should inspect our
DELAY A L
CREAM
before investing in a machine.
All we ask for the DeLaval is a trial, and we
would like to have you take one out and give it a
fair test along side of any other separator made. It
will cost you nothing to make the test. You will
keep the best, and we are sure that one will be the
DeLaval.
A 430 pound capacity separator for $75.00.
WW you give It a trial?
Red Cloud Hardware
aund Implement Co.
WM. WOLFE. Secretary.
Warning Notice
We are arranging to move into
otJtier, quarters, which will necessi
tate reducing our stock about $2000
on account of getting less space.
To do this at this season of the year
means a beg sacrifice. No RE-
s SERVE. Everything goes at some
; price to make a quick reduotion, as
we aim to make the change by Au
gust first.
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Groceries
MiiiiK better on the mat hot.
"Wyandotte Cleaner and Cleanser."
Hotter than lye or ktmp. ( leans every
thing. Ft i.ton M viiKi t, Damerell Blk
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