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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 4, 1908)
VVVJ -r HNlUW'jltJ ' W T3n?1 r ij i tinsr B Maker Dtvld M. Pfarltcr A Co. Chicago He Says He Dresses Bet ter Than His Papa nri-IERE is tone, color and beauty in every graceful line of these Wear- better suits. Durability is featured in every inch. The rough and tumble, nte thac children mve their clothes - don't- affect Wea.-bei-.tr Si.u:. They're dressv and serviceable always. Shown in u'.l popuL. wLrj, shades and designs. $4.00 to 10.00 PAUL STOREY The Clothier ' to to i LOCALETTES Mrs. I S. Heal went to Chicago Mon day. Hugh Miner of leaves Wednesday .for Cliicago. Mrs.. N. Lonfftin Is visiting friends in Concordia Kan. Miss KHz Tabor visited relatives in I nu vale Saturday. Clias. Schellak went to Omaha the last of the week. Mrs. Carrie MeKeeby went to Pueblo Mont., to visit relatives. IToit Sai.k Six room house, 3 lots. Inquire at Newhouse's store. tf Mrs. Chas. Crabili went to Lincoln "Wednesday to visit relatives. Miss Alpha Longtin went to Camp bell for a visit of several days. Wa.mkii-A young lady who wishes ,-learn typesetting. Call at the Chief olttce for particulars. Grandma Hale presented us with a beautiful boquet of ilowers last Satur day which we appreciated very much. If you want a fountain pen that will not leak in any position buy one of Ootting the druggslt, guranteed satis faction J. Rosencrans of llelvldere 111., was a visitor in town this week. He ex pects to move here If he can find a place to salt him. With every paid, in advaoceubscrip tlon we are giving a pair of shears that cannot be purchased at any store for less than 7.rc. Call and see them. Summary for Aug. 1908. Tempera ture: highest 05 on the 4; lowest 40 on the 1; greatest range 40-3; prevailing wind S. E; rainfall e.25 in; days with 01 or more 13; clerir 20; cloudy 7; part cloudy 4; thunderstorms 14; ralufall from April 1 to Sept. 1, 2."5.80lu. Chas. S. Ludlow. Vamki At once, 2.1 or 30 young men and women to take a course in Multigraphing. Course can be com pleted In from one month to six weeks. iVe have a position waiting for you as soon as you are ready, Salarys run from S 1! to S20 per week for beginners. Who will be the first to enroll? Tuition for complete course S23, For further particulars address the Hebron Unfit ness College, HebronNeb. Pitcher Clark went to Omaha Tno.s day. Joe Fogel Is a Lincoln visitor this week. Mrs. Fred Fearn went to tinkle Ro.'k Thursday. Clair Bally of Mankato, Kan. visited reltttves here this week. Mrs. Will Hunt is spending the week with her sister In Beatrice. L. H. Rust left Wednesday to attend the State Fair at Lincoln. Miss Pearl Mitchell of McCook is visiting her uncle, Jes. Mitchell. Mrs. C. II. Croue of York is visiting h.r daughter Mrs. Frank Peterson. D. It. Spanogie went to Lincoln the first of the week to attend the Fair. He sure and read the ads in this issue as they contain much of interest to you. Mrs. A. A. Renkel returned home Tuesday from a visit at Lincoln and Beatrice. Mrs. Chas. Bushee of Elk Creek visit ed friends here several days the last of the week. Miss Auirn Fulton went to Concordia the last of the week where she is at tending sohool. The biggest corn crop in the history of the country is in store for Webster county this year. A. J. Waskom Is building a new res idence on the site of the one that was destroyed by fire. Mius Margurite McCutcheon came in from Archer Saturday and is teaching in the High scheol.- ' " The Misses Florence, and Bernioe Potter left Monday for. Chicago i.where they will study music. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Stonebreaker of Bristol Wis., are visiting with L. M. Stonebreaker this week. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Perkin's returned to their home in Lincoln Monday after a visit here with Mrs. Perkin's parents. Miss Anna Richard returned from Blue Hill the last of the week to re sume her duties as teacher in the high school. The W. It. C. meets Saturday after noon at 2:30 sharp. Every member is requested to be present. Business ol importance. Dr. Warrick the specialist will meet Eye, Ear, Nose and throat patients and those needing glasses properly fit at Dr. Damerrells office Wednesday Sept. 10th. 2wk M TlfflE TO PJUJT Now is the best time in the whole year to paint, and we have a complete line of all the best materials. We carrg the best mixed paint in the world. Serfs. Ghemieally Pure Paint One gallon will cover 400 square feet two coats, and is guaranteed for five years. We have some of the Lincoln Mixed Paint that we are closing out at $1.35 per gallon. Call and See Us. G. I. C0ITING. THE DRUGGIST. Lee 0 raves Kin Lincoln this week. Vie Fulton Is In Lincoln this week. Fred Mauer went to Lincoln Tuesday. Pitcher 'Mark went to Omuliii Tues day. lohn Weesuer went to Lincoln Thurs day. los. Fogle is a Lincoln visitor this week. W. C Frahm went to Lincoln Wed nesday. L. Humpfer came In from Lincoln this week. Mrs. Fred Fern went to Guide Rock Thursday. Mr. True was down from Inavale Wednesday. Miss Nelle Miner went to Lincoln Wednesday Miss SteUa Duckcr left Thursday for South Dakotu. Otto Pope and (too Warren went to Lincoln Thursday Misses Minnie and Etta Itelher went to Lincoln Tuesday Mr. Knight and family were down Inavale Wednesday. Mr and Mrs. Fred Whitwer went to went to Lincoln Tuesday: Special prices oiAld wheat Hour at the Red Cloud Milling Co. Mr and .Mrs. T 0 Hacker went Oklahoma City Wcdnesduy Henry Clark and family returned Polk the first of the week. Charles Herrlek and family were over worn North Branch Wednesday. Clarence Burgess and family of Ina vale spent Sunday in Red Cloud. Chas. Herrlek and faintly were over from North Brunch Wednesday. Harry Mroup's mother and sister of of Guard, Kan are visiting here. Pete Ludlowaud wlfeof Los Angelas are visiting relatives here this week. Mrs. Lew James and children of Fre mont are visiting J. Burgess and fam ily. Miss Bertha Potter went to Seward inursuny wnere sue win leacn tins year. e Lost. Black spotted female Fox Terrier. Answers to Trlx. Reward. J. C. Sloss. Mrs. Fiank (lund and children of Blue Hill are visiting relatives here this week. Miss Edna Williams is clerking nt Miners this week while Mr. Miner is in Chicago. Patronl.e home industry. Special prices on 3 to s hundred pound lots of old wheat flour at Red Cloud Mills. The meeting of the Bryan club was well attended last Monday evening, and qufte a number of the ladies of the ladies of the Mary Bryan club were in attendance The club list is growing every day, and if you are not already a member now Is the time to enroll. Don't forget the next excursion dates of the Red Cloud Investment Co. are the first and third Tuesdays In Sep tember. While business Is not very pressing on the farm take a few days outing and visit the "Newest Land of Promise." where good cheap land abounds with diversified crops, where the very sight of it wltlmake you "open tfa6-laftch.-o'ybur pocket-book and ey, I'm going- & liave some of that." Tup. Run Cr.oim InvkstRt Co. t I herewith express my thanks to the Republicans of Webster county for their generous support at the primar ies last Tuesday of my candidacy for the nomination for Representative from the 44 district. As there seems to be some doubt in the minds of some as to my former statement on County Option, I do here by make the unqualified statement that If I am elected as a member of the next Legislation In Nebraska, 1 wlU do nil In my power to enact a County Option Law, I will not only vote but work for it. It. F. Rainks. The Alaska-Yukon-Paclflc Exposi tion which Is to be held at Seattle, Wash., from June I to October 13, 190l has made more rapid progress toward completion than any other national ex position ever held In the United States. Ou August 1st, the management was able to estimate conservltnvely that the exposition was 05 per cent com plete In its physical work. There yet remain ten months in which to put on finishing touches and the management is able to announce that without doubt the Exposition will be complete in every department on the day fixed for the formal opening. The Exposition Company is amply supplied with funds for completing Its work. The capital stock of controlling corporation, fixed at 8800,000 han been fully subscribed and paid in, and the several counties of the State of Washington have con tributed in the wuy of direct aid over $200,000 more. Many counties will erect buildings of their own which will to a certain extent bo pseudo ex hibit buildings. The Exhibition will have ten largo exhibit buildings, these are; Manufactures, Agriculture, Mines, Fisheries, Fine Arts, Machinery, Trans portation, Oriental, European and Forestry. In addition, there will bo the usual complement of private ex hibit buildings, 'concession buildings, making a total of about one hundred building. Base Ball , r Bed Cloud Ball Park KENSINGTON vs. RED CLOUD Sept. 7, 8 and 9 FRANKLIN vs. RED CLOUD Sept. to, ti and 12 Often TnC Kidneys Are Weakened by Over-Work. Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood. It used to he considered that only urinary and bladder troubles were to be 1 r u ecu 10 nit: Kimicys, but now modern science proves that nearly all diseases have their lH:giuuiiig in the disorder of these most iutortaut organs. The kidneys filter and purify the blood that is their work. Therefore, when vourkidueysiire weak or out of order, you can understand how quickly your entire liody is affected and how every organ seems to fail to do its If you are sick or " feel badly," begin taking the great kidney remedy, I)r. Kilmer's tSwamp-Kooi, nccause as wjum is your kidnevs nre well they will help nil the other organs U health. A trial will convince anyone. If you are sick you can make no mis take by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's Swnmp-Root, the great kidney remedy, is soon realized. It itands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases, and is sold ou its merits by nil druggists in fifty-cent ml one-dollar size bottles. You may have a sample bottle noma ot Snap-Root by mail free, also a pamphlet telling you how to find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. Mention this paper when writing to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Ring Immton. N. Y. Don't make any mistake but remember tnc name, awamp-Kooi, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad dress, Bingha-Uon, N. Y.. o every bottla. Jp"HMMMmjM Wood's Liver Medicine (In liquid form, pleasant to take) For Chills, Fever and Malaria Headache, Biliouiness, Constipation and all other symptoms of deranged Liver quickly overcome. A tonic to the entire system, Liver, Kidney, Bladder and Blood The $1.00 bottle contains nearly 2J times the quantity of the 50c sUe. Prepared only by the PINEULE MEIICME CI., CHICAIQ, ILL. If yon are a sufferer from that most distressing affliction, piles, and have tried many remedies without being bem8tl wr-eaJi'tttfely sa.tht Han San Pile Remedy will bring relief with the rst application. ior sale by Henry Cook. HejtH Laxative Cough Syrup always brings qulok relief to coughs, colds, hoarsness. whooping cough and all l ronchtal and throat trouble. Mothers especiallf recommend It for children, as it is plensant to take. It in gently laxative. Should be in every home. Guaranteed. Sold by Henry Cook. To those aftlicted with kidney and bladder trouble, backache, rheuma tism, IMiifulet for the Kidneys bring relief in the first dose. Hundreds of people todiij testify to their remark able healing and tonic properties. 30 days' triul 81.00. Thev purify the blood. Sold by Henry Cook. l'ineules for the Kidneys, 30 days' trial 81.00. Hundreds of people testify to the merit of this preparation tn the relief of kidney troudle, rheumatism, lumbago, backache. IMncules act di rectly on the kidneys, purify the blood and make you feel like a new porson. They tone the system. Sold by Henry Cook. INFLAMMATORY ItUEUMATISM CURBD IV SDAYS Morton L. Hill, of Lebannu, Ind.. says, "Mj fife bad ItifUmrantorr Kheumatlsm In ever; muscle and Joint: her suffering; was terrible and ber body and face were swollen almost be yond recognition: bad been In bed nix wetai and bad elgbt physicians, but received no 'teneOt until sbe tried Dr. Deletion's Ittllef foi Rheumatism, it Rave Immediate rellet and sbe was able to walk about lu three days i sure li savfd her life." Sold by II. B Orlce OruKrst,Rtd Cloun IUIKUMAT19M CUHRD IN A DAY Dr.Detchous Itellef forltheumatlsm and Neural Kla radically cures lu 1 to 3 days. Its action upon (lie system Is remarkable and mysterious. 11 removes at once the cause and ihedlseau Im mediately disappears, The first dose greatl) boiiKtHs,7ft cents and II, Hold byli. B, (Jnicc druggist, Ited Cloud. m ASK FOIt AUKVB FOOT KASK, A powder for swollen, tired, hot, smartlni; feet. Simple sent KUBK. AIko Kree sample of the 1'OoTKAbE SANITAHY COKN-1'AD, a new Invention. Address, Allen b. Olmsted, Lo Hoy, N. Y. I1EUK IS ItKMEP KOK VVOMKN, Mother flray, a nurse In New York discovered an aromatic, pleasant herb cure for women's Ills, called AUATKALIANLKAK. It Is the only certain regulator, cures female weaknesses and backache, kidney, bladder and urinary troubles. At all druggists or by mall CO cents, U.Mhl. IlllVf kAAmmm rfk. Unlk.,nMiPn UIJor.N.T Reunion Visitors Are cordially invited to visit our store during their stay in town. We want to show you a great line of Fall clothing whether you are ready to buy or not. Our prices are lower than for sev eral years and we feel that we can save you money. Gowden-Kaley Clothing Go. ALWAYS RF LIABLE Pirst Door Korth f Postotflcc. FULTON! MARKET FOR Bargains in Groceries A B G Goods Nothing hotter on tho nmrkst. "Wyandotte Cleaner ami Cloauser." Hettur ttiau lyo or soap. Uloans every thing. Pulton Maiiket, Damoroll Blk FARMERS should inspect our DB LAVAL CREAM SEPARATOR before investing in a machine. All we ask for the DcLaval 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 De Laval. A 450 tin4 owelty seNrattr for $75.00. Will yti live It a trial? Red Cloud Hardware end Implement Co. WM. WOLFE. Secretary. 4A4i4itk)t4iai4,iiSiAlif4UiU(VUwkUkiUfU,UrtbtiU(tiikvktli)l(tt)tiAUrUUiifcMf SAY, niSTERI Do you know that it will pay YOU. us veil as US, to buy your Building Ma terial and Coal at our yards? Not only that our prices atebaoe lower, or at least as low, as those of our competit ors, but beoadse we take especial care of and protect all can be olassed an rebdUr customers. PL ATT Coal. FREES CO. Lumber. Q-a- lL Jial JV ORD 5ARBEN fAiifEsnvmsj UIIIATIA SEPT 2 TO CDAY PARADE -SEPT 29? NIGHT PARADE SEPT 30? FIREWORKS OCT I? OCT 3 RD I CORONATION BALL OCT 2 1908. ICHILDRENS BALL0CT3? 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