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Don't mibs tlio Cow-Puncher.
Wlmt lins become of tlienlfnlfa mill'.'
lllll Glover 1ms returned tothls city.
loliti Wolfe Is sick with the measles.
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Mr. I'Morcnco went to Chicago Satur
day. Wuntod load of tfood alfalfa.- I. V.
Kdson.
Arch Uorcn Ya down from Cowles
Tuosday.
Kay Nelson was down from Inavalo
Tuosduy.
Hugh Bcal was down from Allhiuco
this week.
Jim MclJcidfe.wnBldoWnfffbm Cowles
Wcdncsd&M 4,-,i.'.ni,. .
MissIIuttle Morrison wont to Cowles
Wednesday.
Hnl Thomas is home from Mcl'hor.
(on Kansas.
Charles llonnott of Cowles was in
town to-day.
cliarley Wittwer is quite sick at
this writing.
Mrs. .Ins. Meliuiro i. on tlie sick
list this week.
Senator Hes'so was down from Lin
coln Saturday.
I. II. Holmes has boon on tho sick
list this week.
Miss Householder was down from
Itlndcn Saturday.
Herb Ludlow went to S.ilina, Kns.j
Monday rrforuing.
Hudc Robertson was down from
Uluo Hill Sunday.
Mr. Eastwood of Rivcrton was in
town Wednesday.
JMiss Ruth .lohnson was down from
Uluo Hill Saturday.
Qeorgo Volland was down from
Hastings this week.
Jack Wisecarver returnoil from Vir
ginia this morning.
llrs. Ed Oarbcr is hero this woek
visiting old friends.
Mrs. T. .7. Bom ford was in Wilbcr
tho last of tho week.
Mrs. Dr. Cunningham of lliverton
was in town Saturday.
Miss Cora Loekhart from Iiladcn
was in town Saturday.
Mr. P. N. Moore of lliverton was on
our streets Wednesday.
Mrs Pegg returned from Pairmont,
Neb., Monday evening.
3eo Dr. Stockman for eye glasses.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Mrs. Edith Finch returned to Wray,
Colo., Tuesday morning.
Mr. anc Mrs. Karl Sponcc were down
. ifom Bladen Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. l'latt entertained tho
Afternoon Whist Tuesday.
Bay a ton of coal and get a novelty
dust pan. J.O. Caldwell.
The Cow-Punchor at tho Opera
House Wednesday the 21th
The Eagles - gave a masquerade
danco St. Patrick's" evening.
Mr. Scottf Saylor, brother or J. C. is
hero from Lexington, Ky., for a mon
th's visit.
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If you are open to con
vietion, we've an "open"
shirt here that'll open your
eyes.
You get into it, and you get out
of it just as you would your coat.
It'a just an "ofT-and-on-like-a-coat"
shirt, made by people who
have, been making shirts on honor
for over forty years. And the .
COAT SHIRT
is tliebest tiling they have overdone.
$1.50 and more.
PAUL
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Subscribe for ,the Clik.
Frod CJerlach of Kosemoiit was In
t3wn to-day.
Miss Mable Holmgraln lias been
having the grippe tills week.
FoiSai.i: Six room House, o lots
Inquire at Newhouse's store. tf
MIssJEurillii Caldwell has returned
houc from Kansas City, Mo.
Miss lone Albright entertained a
few friend Friday evening.
Jjloyd llradbrook returned to Wood
ruir,Kas.. Monday morning.
NewtJSibert returned from Court
land, Kas., Saturday evening.
' Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hunter were
down from Innvalu Saturday.
Miss rS oil Taylor entertained tho
Junior Whist Tuesday evening. A
Mr. Crimes of Iiluo' Hill has been
visiting his brother, Ned and wife.
MisscsjMyra OrWelli and Nellie
Jones went to Lincoln Wednesday
morning.
Geo. 1. Johnson has added ient?
furnishing goods to his stock of up-to-date
goods.
Ted Harris and Wilbur I'oteiso'i
wero initiated by the Odd Fellows
Monday evening.
Mrs. Lillle Whitney of Cotlosfleld,
Nob., is visiting her parents Mr. and
Mrs. o. E. Harney.
Mrs. Georgia Perkins of Lincoln is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
M. Card this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Durkee moved to
Clay Center Monday whero thoy will
make their future home.
For Sale- two good milch cows. In
quire of It. L. liuusickor, 2 miles east
of Inavalo. Phone 0 on G.
Mrs Geo. Hollistor and dajtghtor
Marie went to Lincoln Friday whero
Mario will take treatmont.
Dr Winterson physician and sur
geon; ofllee,nnd rcsidenco phone snmo
as Dr. Raines. Potter block.
Overing Bros, and Co., erected a
handsome granito monument, for B. P.
Dickson of RiTcrton Monday.
Miss l'aquita Studebaker and broth
er Harry arrived home Saturday oven
ing from McPhcrson, Kansas.
Tublcr wells, wind mills, pipe fitting
and rcpairings. Call on T. CiinVAl.int,
Campbell, Ncbr. Write or phono.
Mr. and Mrs. Hogart returuod from
Norton, Kas., Tuesday morning whero
thoy they htivo boon visiting relatives
Misses Zelin McCiltico and Mable
Munson of Bladen visited at the homo
of Mr. anil Mrs. Henry Nybcrg Sunday.
The city council had a special meet
ing PridBy evening and granted Mr.
Florence of Chicago an option on the
P. & M. Bank building.
Tho "Irish Senator" which was
played at tho opora kouso Saturday
night was a number ono good show
and well liked by all present. l
Dr. Warrick, tho specialist will mcot
eye, ear, noso and -throat patients and
thoso needing glasses, at Dr. Darner
ell's ofllco Tuesday, March 30th.
The following shipped stock Sunday:
Wcesner & Mcintosh one car; II. C,
Cutter one car; II. Crowell one car;
Pat Kellot one car and Bert Tennant
ono car.
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STOREY
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All members of the AI. AV. A. lodge
are requested to attend lodge noxt
Thursday evening the 25th.
In connections with his Law business,
13. U. Overman has opened a Farm Loan
Department. Parties desiring u farm
loan will find it to llielr advantage to
sco li'in.
Miss Mable Putman returned to
Siloam Springs Saturday night. She
was called here to attond the funeral
of her sister, Mrs. Myers at North
Branch.
George Hutchison went to Lincoln
Tuesday, to attend the Democratic
Vo'untcer banquet in honor of Will
iam Jennings Bryan's birthday, which
is to-morrow.
Tho loth grado was entertained
Wednesday at tho homo of Mr and
Mrs; J oil' Ward llioir daughter Vivinn
being a member of the olas. A good
time Is reported.
Him- you seen one of those eardti
tcl.ing you how to get a '.' piece din
ue. set? If not call at the Red Cloud
Hardware mid Implement Co's. Store
and they will tell you all about it.
Good play and constantly being pro
duced dealing Willi western life but
rarely does ono appear equal to " ' lie
Cow-Puncher" to be seen at The
Opera Houso Wednesday Warch '.Mill.
Red Cloud will soon huvo another
bank. B. P. Mizor, S. B. and Edward
Florence appear as tho incorporators.
The capital stock Is to bo 8123.000 paid
in, and the bank will bo in the P. &
M. bank building.
The Quartorly mooting announced
for this Friday ovonlng In tho Metho
dist churoh is postponed on account
of sickness iti tho family of Presiding
Eldor. Tho mooting will be hold lator..
Rev. M. T. StiiHor.
Sidney Mc Arthur agcdToycais old
died at his homo near Columbiaville,
Mich., Priday March 12th at 0 p. in.
He was the father of J. A. McArthur
of this city. Mr. McArthur left Satur
day for that place to attend tho fun
eral Sermon themes to be discussed at
the Congregational church noxt Sun
day morning "Behold ho prayoth"
evening "The two valleys" The val
loy of Humiliation nnd the Valley and
Sh'idow of Death. A cordial invitat
ion extended to all.
I desiro to thank my friends who I
havo had the pleasure of serving for
the Inst 25 years for tholr kind patron
age they have given mo and commend'
to your service Dr. S J. Cunningham
who has bought my practice and will
continuo tho same. Come in nnd seo
him and got acquainted. Dr. J. S.
Emiciii.
Tlie manager of the opera house an
nounces "Tho Cow-Puncher" by Hal
Reld as the attraction for March 21.
It is a story of life in Arizona and
with Its excellent company together
with the complete sconio production,
bids fair to score a big hit. W. P.
Mann, the manager, has added sever
al vaudcrille features that havo boon
highly praised.
Another change has occurred this'
wook among our business firms. Mr.
Geo. Amack has purchasod the inter
est of Mr. Maynard in the Red Cloud
Hardware and Imlement Oo. Mr.
Amnck has lived all his life in this
community and is well and favorably
known. He will mako a strong addit
ion to tho firm and we welcome him
to our city. We understand that Mr.
Maynard will retire from active life.
"Tho Cow-Puncher," a now play
by Hal Reld, and under tho direction
of W. P. Mann, opens a one night en
gagement at tho opera houso Wednes
day, March 2 1th. Tho play Is a power
ful drama of tho wost. containing a
beautiful heart story, thrilling situat
ions and fairly bublcs with comedy.
A cast far above tho avorairc has beon
engaged and nothing that money can
socuro has been spared to make this
one of tho most magnificent product
ions on the road.
"The Cow-Punoher," wrltton in
Hal Rolds inimitable stylo, affords all
thn characters many opportunites to
display .cleverness and versatility
The play is lavishly mounted through
out and boars evidenco of Mr. Matin's
porsonal attention and supervision
with nil the wealth and boauty that
tbc stage carpenter and scenic artist
can portray. Tho scones are woven In
and about Arizona and Mexico, In a
stirring and advonturous mannor, deal
ing with cowboy life on the largo
cattle ranches.
Stymest Stevenson, youngest son of
Hugh Stevenson an early pioneer of
this county was in tho city this week
and made this oiDco a plensant call.
He used to live on a farm near Inavalo
but now makes his home in Council
Bluff 4. Mr. Stcvonson informs us that
tho most pleasurable holiday of his
life was spent in this city On the 1th
of July 27 years ago, his father gave
fiOcts. oach to t oof his boj s foi spend
ing money and Mr. Stevenson was
ono of the boys. Thoy both rode tho
samo horse into town and proceeded
to havo the time of tlic'r lives.
Thoy each had Soots, wlion thoy ar
rived homo. Ho asserted that Red
Cloid f urn ishes tho highest class en-
talninont with tlie lea-t oxpendltiue
of any city in tlie (J. S
Glad to see you, como again, ,
S. J. CUNNINGHAM
DENTIST
Successor to Dr. J. S. Mi07
At the old stand over the
State Bank. Phone 131.
S C. Johnson died Monday morning
at four o'clock of a complication of
diseases. The funeral was held Tues
day at Mt Hopo and the romalns wore
laid to rest in the Mt. Hopo ccnielery.
A young Chicago drummer was tak
ing a vacation with his uncle in the
country and was called upon to ask
the blessing, and notbeingaccustonu'd
to it he promptly tackled thodilllculty
in tho following words: "Wencknow
ledge tho receipt of yolir favor of this
date. Allowus to extend otirgratltuilo
for this expression of good will.
Trusting that our house may merit
your confidence and have many orders
from you this fall, we are yours truly,
atnen." The old man will tay grace
hereafter. - Found Wandering.
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O. P. HetidiM-shot's tenth sale at Lin
coln. Nebr.. March 2'., "Oil will exccll
all of his former sales in quality and
heavy boned animals, but arc not in
as good tlcsli as thoy should be to got
the best prices fur them, but are just
right for breeding purposes, and the
buyer will get them for less money.
Tho stallions are from 2 to fi years
old weighing from ItSOOlbs. to 2200 lbs.,
sound and right. The :i0 mares aro
from 2 to G years old, are good as grow,
1 think. Tho 10 jacks aro of the big
boned, long bodied, good head and
ears, and guaranteed good breeders
and all right in every way, etand from
15 to M14 hands high. Read Mr. Hcn
dorshot's add in this paper and write
for catalogue. Mention this paper
"What Is a homo without a paper.'"
A homo without a nowspaper is no
homo at all. It is u kind of dreary
den a reudo.vous of bedbugs nnd
Ileus, where the inhabitants live in
blissful ignorance of what tho world
is doing. It is inhabited by a class
who do not know who is president or
what lie is prosldent of who never
lii id out that a thinghashappeued un
til long after everyone olse has for
gotten It. Tho children grow up in
rag and dirt, while tho wifo gen oral
ly finds consolation in darning socks
and lugging a pipe loaded with long,
green tobacco, and the man generally
lives bceau.se ho can't dio and he is
too lazy to kill himself. Ho goes out
on election days, and does not know
wiio ho is voting for, but just tnkes
the ticket bearing the name his great-great-graudfuthor
voted for. -Rlcevlllo
(Minn.) Loader.
- If it were not for artificial eye aid,
tho eye-glass, tho telescope, tho com
binations of, different lenses, scientists
and tho world in general would today
bo laboring in the darkness of tho six
teenth century. Formerly louses were
made from pebble, and it was found
by Piuson,,"the father of light," that
this was the only substance which
would transmit his uowly discovered
health rays, Prom the tlmo of this
discovery, it has been the dream of
scientists to produce an artificial lens
substance .that would approximate
Nature's product in its transnlsslvo
powers of the heulth rays of light.
All could see the value of such a dis
covery in its adaptability for oyo glass
and spectacle lenses especially, as the
lenses now in use absorb practically
all of these health-giving rays so that
but few of them roach tho eyd. It has
been demonstrated that the new
Health-Ray Ions recently nnnounccd
has the property of transmitting all
theso health rays and nil oloments of
light in their natural proportions as
found in sunlight.
Notice.
The Ladles of tho M. B. church will
sorve diiiuor and supper in connection
With their Bazar Saturday April. 'Jrd.
Notice.
The Independent voters of .tho city
of Red Cloud, and tho qualified votora
of School district No. 2 of Webster
county will meet in convention at tlie
Court house on Thursday evening
March 18th, at 8 o'clock p m., for tho
purpose of nominating candidates to'
bo ballottcd for at tho ensuing elect
ion. By order of Committco.
This is the most dangerous timo of
tho year to catch cold, and it is th o
hardest time to euro it. If you should
tako a cold, a few doses of Konnedy's
Laxative Cough Syrup will act very
promptly. Its laxative principle euros
the cold, by driving it from tho systom
by a gentle but natural action of the
bowels. Children especially like Ken
nedy's Laxativo Cough Syrup, ue it
tastes so good, nearly like maplo sugar.
It Is sold by all Druggists.
Boes Laxativo Couuh Syrun Is In
stant rellof for coughs, colds, croup,
whooping cough. It Is gently luxativ o
and drives tho cold from the systom
clearing tho head and throat. Pleas
ant to tako, (lood for hnarxoiicsH an d
all bronchial trouble. Guaranteed bo
caiiso wo know what it will do. 2fic,
HOc and 1. Sold by Henry Cook.
We w6uld like to prove to every suf
fo rer of Kiduev diseases that J'uieules
w ill bring prompt relief. Backache',
lit euinatism, lumbago, fiiiiuut) nnd Im
pure blood are meroly symptom of
Kid nay disorders. Tim SI i-izo con
tains 2V times as much as the fiOosizo
S"'d by Henry Cook.
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Men's
SELECT your Spring Suits
early, Sir Select it now!
There never was a
belter time for the Spring
styles are just in from the
World's Best Tailor Shops.
Choice and handsome gar
mentsall blooming with the
new styles features and Spring
freshness.
Correct models and fabrics
for Middle Aged Men and
all the swell stunts for ihe
Dashing Young Dressers.
$10, $15, $20 up to $25
Remember that luck or
chance never enter into a
purchase made here and
that there's no time like now
to choose your Spring Suits.
Cowden-Kaley Clothing Co.
Always Reliable
NVVaaa'a
A Special on Rugs
For 10 days.
Look to your Interests
and buy now.
WE ARE
Leaders in Furniture and Undertaking
MOON BLOCK ALLTHE PHONES
Amack 8 Chancy
A Hem Snappy Line of Ladies'
Furnishing Goods.
m" in The Fair Store Building.
We will be in shape to fill your wants in Every Thing in
Ladies' Furnishings, in the way of Shirt Waists, MuslinN
and Gauze underwear. Ladies', Misses and Childrens
Hose. Gloves, Collars, Belts, Face Vales and notions
of all kinds.
Ladles' Suits and Skirts made To Order a Specialty.
Will be adding more goods rapidly from time to time
All Special Orders filled promptly. Call and See us,
Yours For Business
Geo. P. Johnson.
Why Take Alcohol?
Are you thin, pale, easily tired, lack your usual vigor and
strength? Then your digestion must be poor, your blood
thin, your nerves weak. You need a tonic and alterative.
You need Ayer's Sarsaparilla, the only Sarsaparilla entirely
free from alcohol. We believe your doctor would endorse
these statements, or we would not make them. Ask him
and find out. Follow his advice. l.C.At,erCo..kowell.K4aM.
Tlie endorsement of your doctor will certainly jjrcatly Increase your confidence In Ayer's
x-iiis ns a lamny laxnuvc. i.tvcr puis. AH
Notice.
Our new pool mill billiard pnrlor Is
now open to tho publit) nml wo i:or
lliilly Invito n visit. Wo hluill nm n
clt'uii,.biisIuL'8.s-lila) pluoo, froo from
(,'umlilliiK, mid nil boys uiulor ltf will
bit excluded. Thin rulo will hoMrlutly
nilhuriiil to. 1'aiskiw it Hicks, old
Tepuo building.
Suits.
CopyiUl 1909 ,
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vegetable, ask your doctor about tbem.
Notice.
1 ho rinmiiil ineotliitf of tint Ktook
holdoiH of tho Ueil Cloud Croiunury
Association will bo hold ut tho Court
Houso Saturday, March 20th, lOoO, for '
tho election of olllcors niul to t.musuct
such other business aa iniiy bu usee,-.
sitry. Hy order of '.TiwiitsE llnuklo
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