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I)r, T. il. Honifoiil is homo fiom Lin
coln. .Mrs. .John Slttufcwr Is qii!t stck this
week.
Bert Pelt of Superior was In town
Sunday.
A. P. Bly whs down from McGook
Sunday.
Mr. Jim Chatiey is on Uio sick list
tills Week.
Kd Payne was down fiomt'athprton
Mondiiy
Jack Waller wan down from CqwUs
Monday.
Brim your eggs and got cailt. J. O,
Caldwell.
Mac Fulton was down from Bivorlon
Saturday.
Mrs. Nels Bunt Is roporlcd sick
this weuk.
(J.VV. Argabright was in Guide Bock
Wednesday.
.Hut Laslcy and family have moved
to Holdroge.
Miss Kay ifurd was down front Chiv
ies Monday.
John Wilson was down from Cather
ton Monday.
.Seo "Si lMunkayd" and his Thresh
ing Machine.
Mrn. H. D. Morlt. is Visiting in Lin
coin this week.
Miss Vera Wilson of Lincoln Is hero
visiting friends.
Hoy Hutchison canto home from
Lincoln Monday.
Hilly Upright was down from HoP,
drego Wednosdny.
Mrs. Hoy Palmer was down from
Tnavale Saturday.
Bert Morhart has been cpilto sick
for the past week.
Chaf Hauiicr was visiting his purents
at Oxford Sunday.
Freddie Sluby has "boon having the
measles this week.
Miss Margaret MeCuteheon was in
Superior Saturday.
Loyd Bradbrook was up from Wood
rull', Ivans. Sunday.
Mrs. Cuminings was down from
Blverton Saturday.
Mrs. Uhas. Potter visited the last of
the week in Seward.
Senator Besso and wife returned
from Lincoln Sunday.
Mrs. Kd Amack is quito slek this
week with the measles.
Krcd Temple ofKansas City is visit
inn in tho city this week.
Buy ti ton of coal and get a novelty
dust pan.-.l. O. Caldwell.
Seo Dr. Stockman for eye glasses
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Mrs. Charles CnihiU is in Lincoln
this week visiting relatives.
Misses Ada and Bose SchultK are'
home from Concordia. Ivans.
Koii S.vi.r. Six room iiouse, . lots
Inquire at Newhoiisc's store. tf
Mrs. UalphHuntcrniid Miss Kraneis
Is'eshit were down from Tnavale Sat
urday. LrmU M S-i
JIn all the newest brightest Col
ors. Styles and shapes.
xfrds
Oxbloods Tans, Green, Black.
jOur Spring suits are in and the
lines full of beautiful Patterns.
IAny range from $10 to $30
prices, has enough patterns to
select from and we are just as
particular as to fit in the $10
suit as the 50-
Glad to
PAUL STOREY
THE CLOTHIER
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Mis Anna Fulton if home from
Franklin visiting hir fat h pi-.
I apt. Xeh'ooiiover tune down fr m
Oxford Wednesday morning.
.Mr.! Hartwell and daughter wero
down from l'tmvale Wednesday
Ml'H. Thomas and daughlet liable
were down from Cowlos Tuesday.
Mrs FIlikcltblnder'sHlider-ln-law of
Oinwha in here vlilllng llila week.
Mr. and Mts. Doe WoIIh were down
from Cow lei the flist of the wetk.
Mrs. "Win. Pope and children re
turned to Denver Tuesday evening.
Will West returned to Xaponeo Wed
nesday after tailing relatives here.
Ml as Bliztt Wright is visiting her
mother, Mm. Fred Willwcriltls wek.
Bruoo Bcekwllh came homo from
Lincoln Saturday jtlghl for a vacation.
. Lew Fi-hlde was hero from Getter a
the lust of tho week visiting tolulhoa.
1. 11. Holme In able to bo onl.aflor
being confined several weeks with the
grippe.
Mis. Nowbtiry arrived hero from
Texas tho last of the week to vjsll
relatives.
lMt. Sherwood jMbrighlMvetil to
Slttuiford,"Nob. .Tiursilhy""for"iiivlll
with relative.
Mr. and Mrs. Bogurt departed , this
morning for Sheridan. Wyoming to
spend the summer. '
For Sali: One Utter ofScolch col
lie pups delivered at lied Cloud. Thou.
Polhmus, Guide Hock.
Art Walt has resigned his position
with the Argus and has leliirned to
his home at DeWltt, Neb.
Dr. Wintorson physician and Mir
gcou;,nlIlcu. and residenro phone satno
as Di. Uulnes. Potior block.
Beguhir meeting of tho Fraternal
Aid Association Thursday evening.
A good attendanco is desired.
Misses Mary Damerell and Helen
Overman are expected homo Saturday
from Lincoln for n short vacation.
TltOiUoynl Neighbors meet Friday
evening, l Every menibor is requested
to be-present there is work to do.
Tubler wells, wind mills, pipe fitting
and repairings. Call on T. CllEVAMr.u,
Campbell, Nebr. Wrilo or phono.
P. K. Dill of Franklin was in tho
city Wednesday. Ho is traveling for
Overing Bros. & Co.. of this city.
Boy. Dickey who has just completed
a tour around tho world with the At
lantic battle ship lleet is homo on a
llfteon day furrough with his parents
I huvo just received a fresh lot of
garden scedsnt my feod t-toro, bof oro
buying conto and look them over
A. C. llt:.U)siiAW Buskin's old stand.
J. A.Hart has sold his saloon to Billy
Upright of Holdrego and ho will lake
possession of the sanio about the fourth
of May.
.In connections with his Law business,
13. U. Overman has opened a Farm Loan
Department. Parties desiring a farm
loan will find it to their advantage to
see him
Wanti:d Bellable, onergectic man
to sell lubricating oils, greases and
paints in Webster and adjacent count
ies. Salary or Commission. Sti:tson
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Biu-m Bell .cr of Lincoln wa In this
eity FrhlHy. At 11 mrpting of the ball
asocial ion Fiidny evening he wt
elected captain and miuniKt-r of the
ball team for this season.
Mrs. N. Simpson departed Sunday
morning for Beatrice. Ni-b. for m vMt
with her daughter and fiom there she
os to Porn, Neb for an uxlrud-d
visit with relatives and friends.
The ladles of the Chrlstan church
will hnte their Busier market, Satur
day April 10th at Oeo.ilohiisoiraafore.
They will have dressed chickens, eakei,
doughnuts, bread mid other goodies.
The school board elected MlssSchu
tnneher of Kearney as teacher of Ger
man In the position which Mrs. Snylor
now 11 IN. The new teacher spcaka
dloinailc German and comes high y
recommended.
The Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Mel
MoCoid was buried Tuesday afternoon.
The service whs conducted by Uov. A.
A. ( ro-sman. Tho bereaved parents
hate the sympiithy of their ft lends
and neighbors.
Easter Baxustr! Bold at Hunter's
hall Iiinvlac. Neb., by tho ladles of
tlio.ChrlstiRii ehurcli Ajull 10. Fancy
work, shirt walst, sunbonnets, aprons
etc. Supper from fl:3() to 10. By
Order of Committee.
Cny says: "Whin ji young moll is
sparkln' it gurl in the frunt. pnarlor,
whl a box ir choeolatos at hand, that
is capital, lAl wliin he has to git nop
iv a could marnitt' and build tho folic
t hot's labor." Western Publisher.
Tho' well known Warner's corsets
on sale at Geo. Johnson's store wheic
vou can have latest stylo suit, skirt or
j icket nnido up in tho very latest
stylo of patterns so neat. lJcmeiiibor
alprgoods are shrunk before being
made.
Tho exhibition season of tho Lincoln
base ball club promises to bo tho best
this year in tho history of the club.
Some of the more Important games
aro as follows: April 8th, Chicago
White Sox; April i)th ami loth, Minne
apolis; April lfllh and '.'Oth, Omaha;
April ','.'lrd and 2Jth, Nebraska Indians.
Mr. 13. K. Miner and S. B. Floreiico
were pleasant, callers this weelc. They
expect to open their new bank for
business about tho first of May. Tho
new bank will be organized in con
formity with tho new bank guarantee
law and all depositors will be amply
protected. ! ,Yo bespeak for the new
bank a liberal patronage as all tho
olllcers aro pleasant, reliable and oblig
ing. Mr. Geo Mulleins was in our sanc
torum this week and informed us' that
so) far jis ho Knew ho held the record
this year in the hog Industry. Five
Duroc Jersoy sows presonted him with
7(5 pigs from the Burgos stock. And
what makes it all the inororomaikable
hogs.nro away up in price. Mr. Mat
kins is one of the most progressive
fanners in the vicinity of Inavalo and
ho knows his business.
Baster services at. thu Congregation
al church Sunday morning. The mem
bers of Cyrenc Cominuudcry of Knight
Templars will attend in a body. Spec
ial music by tho choir. Services at
10: 15. All who will furnish plants or
llowers for decoration aro requested
to phono and consult the pastor.
In the evening the pastor will preach
on "Tho Inlluenco of money-unbelief
audj infidelity upon character". This
will bo prefaced by u short sermon to
children on "Buster and its Lessons."
Considerable excitement w.ts caused
Sunday morning by the report that a
man had beon shot south cast of the
city. It seems that B. B. Crowoll Who
resides oi tho ike Hampton farm was
out hunting with his brother1. In
some strange manner tho gun which
his brother carried was accidently
discharged and tho load entered his
breast. He recoived a terrible wound.
Dr. Damerell was summoned and re
poits that Mr. Ciowoll law an excell
ent chaiico for recovery. Up to tho
hour of going to press Mr. Crowell is
still improving though he is in a criti
cal condition.
'Hi PUinkurd" a four net, comedy
dramawhlch Mr. .1. C. Lewis is star
ring In is a story of good, plain country
folks whose home is all but broken up
by a vlBinnous man of the world "SI
Pluiikurd" is tho kind of a play that
appeals to all classes, a good rural
drama Is always enjoyable and we
seldom tiro of seolng thorn especially
when tho pictures arc drawn truo to
lifers "SI Flunknrd" Is. You will
have the opportunity to witness this
most interesting play next Tuesday
the Kith at tho Opera llottso. Kemem
bor tho date and don't fail to sec tho
funny slreot parade by tho famous
Country Band.
INI'IAMM M'OUV Blli:U.MATIHM Cl'IIKI) I.V
:t Days.
Morton L IBB, of Lebanon, Ind.,
says: "My wife had Inflammatory
BheUniutisin in every inuselo and joint;
her suffering was torrlblo and her body
ami face were swollen almost beyond
rccognltloujhad beeiilnbedforslx weeks
and had eight phvsIeiniiK, hut received
no benefit until she tried Dr. Dctohon's
Belief for Bhoumntbm. It gave her
immediate relief and she wiik able to
walk about In three days. I am sure It
.saved' hoi' life." Sold by Tho II, B.
Grlce Drug Co., Bed Cloud, Nebr.
S. J, CUNNINGHAM
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Successor to l)r.J. S. nuiail
At the old stand ever the
Stale Bank. t?honc OS
Mr. and Mrs .Mm MeBride were
down from I'owles lo-dHy.
Clco. irhtchiaou Informs us Unit
Judge Diingan has adjourned tho dis
trict court rroui April !Wli to May 17th
on account of sickness in the judge's
family
Tho judgo in Argabi ight's contest an
nounce the following winners of juIkos
for INts of words. 1st prliw Mr. F. L.
Smith wm correct words, '.nd prise
Mr. Barry Cramer - 100 correct words
ami nrd prlr Mrs. W. P. Fulton-IM
correct words. All olhor who compet
ed will he. awarded a piece of shuet
music "Conservatory Kdltion."
ThatiUingyoiiHll for tho interest shown
In tho contest, I am very truly yours
G. V. Argabrlght.
.1. C. Lewis In his own ver.-don of tho
ttftw "Si Pltmknrd" which comes to
the Opi-ra House Tuesday tho l3lh like
"The old Homestead" mid "Sag Har
bor" appeal to the general public
tastes. It deals naturally with life iin
it is among the .stin-klscd hills of
Pennsylvania, where the scenes aro
laid. There mo no Hap-trap or urtl
(leal elements in tho play. It is a mlr
tor of human nature that is graph
ically pictured. Being u rural drama
of course, there are esdling incidents
villlany and pathetic scenes, but they
aro relieved by wholesome comedy, so
tho play possesses light and shadow
in various forms. Tho company is a
large and competent one and (here
will bcjplenty of specialties to please
all tastes. Bcineniber the date, band
and orchestra.
The following epistle was picked tip
on the strectyestorday, says tho North
Platte Telegram. The owner can have
the same bycalllng at this olllce:
"Dearest, my lovo for you istit longer
than colleo or the hick of a cow.
When I think of you, my heart Hops
up and down like my inothe'rs churn
dasher and visions of doubt creep over
my soul until I feel like an old cheese
hoard inndo full of holes by skippers.
Sensations of exquisite joy go through
me like young goatsovera stable roof.
I feel as though 1 could lift myself
with my boot strus to tho height of. a
chureh steeple. As a gosling swiinmcth
in a mud puddle, so do l swim in a sea '
ol'dclighifuluess when you arc near
me. Mv heart oscihites like a shaker
in u fanning mill, and my eye stand
open like a cdlar door in u country
town. If my love is not reciprocated
1 will pine away like it poisoned bed
bug, and you will eatch cold over my
grave." Harlan County Banger
Nctlccof Dissolution
The llrm of Drs. Thomas and Cun
ningham Dentists is dissolved. Dr
Cunningham suucccdi'ig Dr. Eiulgh
will bo found at that place. -Dr. B. A .
Thomas.
Farm Loans
There aie reasons why 1 should make
you a farm loan. I know that 1 have
the bchl)ratc, terms and option on the
marktt. L examine tho land myself
nt no expense to you. I understand
and can correct any error in your title.
Money is icady the very day that title
is good. .1. II. Bmi.i.y, Bed Cloud,
Nebraska.
Spencer David Aiulrus.
Spencer David Andrus died at his
home In this county April 1. 11)00 at
tho ago of 7(5 years 0 mo. 35 days.
The deceased was born in North Bvaus,
Brio Co N. V Oct. 10, UK. Ho was
married in 1857 to Miss Mary J. Ames.
Two children wero born to this union .
Ono died In Infancy and the other is
Ella J. Kent who is still living. Mr.
Andrus united with the M. B. church
when he was '.V. yrs. of ago and was n
momher in good and regular standing
of tho M. B. church of this city at the
tlmoof his death. Funeral services
wero held In the Ash Creek church
conducted by his pastor. Hov. Hum
mel a life long friend of the deceased
and family assisted In the ceremonies.
Interment was made In tho local
cemetery.
Letter List.
List of lottors remaining uiicallod
for at postofflco at Bed Cloud, Nob.
for tho wook ending Apr. ri, 1000
W. P. Anderson, Annie Burr, S. h.
Clark, C. K.Dolsbury, B. G. Hall, Lydla
Jensen, Ledlo Lovosfort, OcuMlcheard
and B. M. Montague.
These will be sont to the dead lottor
otllce April, '."J, lOO'.i, If uncalled for
boioro. Whoti calling for nbovo ploiuo
say"advortlsed."
T. C. Hackeii, Postmaster
Wo say without hesitation that De
Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills nte
uitequtilod for woak kidneys, backache
inflammation of tho bladder and all
urinary disordors. They aro antlsoptlo
and act promptly In all casos of weak
back backoche, rheumatism and rheu
matic pains Accept no substitute.
Wo stdl and recommend them All
Druggists.
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our handsome .Suits
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Top
Coats and Kastcr Garments
so full of Spring freshness and
liaster bloom you'll certain
ly want a new outfit of Tog
gery for Knster!
Easter Htxiu
WVvc slifr ami soft Hals or the new
Spring shapes. They mo tho Hats that
loud- coinltlgas they do from the hands
of the most noted Hatters. Conserva
tive shapes for consecutive Men, or
smart lluls-lritu and natty-for Swell
young Fellows.
Hats from $f .50 or 2 SO to $3 00 or $5.00
Eo.stcr H rb crdashery
Tho swellest things in Neckwear.
25c lo 50c. The newest, pallet n. in
Shirts, from Makers who know, fiQc lo
$2-50. Splendid I'nderwoar, 50c to
32.00. Choleo Spring Hosiery, n to
50c. Toggery of all sorts from Malt
crs. who make things that aro "better
and different."
We're at your service
it you 11 but make note of the fact, you II see that
the good things always come from this store.
l owden-Koley GBothini Co.
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A New Buggy Qr Farm Maciiincry
We have them all. Remember, our stock of Har
ness, Hardware, Buggies and Farm Machinery is
Complete at all times. .::::::.-::::
Wi: pay Spkciai. attention to Supplying Bullder'a Hardware at tho
Lowest Prices, 13 kst goods. Wn arealso in .position to do Plumbing
work, and all Kinds of Pipe Cutting and Fitting. :::::::
1 CALL AND GE us
f Wc will hn vs in n Line of AUTOMOBILES Soon.
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CAUSES DEBILITY
Here Arc Facts Backed Up By n Stroni
Guarantee.
Debility is caused by catarrh, fn
our opinion, a person free from catarrh
was never troubled with debility. De
bility can never be cured by inodiclno
not designed to euro catarrh. We
positively guarantee to cure catarrh,
and thus euro debility. In every case
where wo fall to effect a cure, wo will
not charge a cent for tho medicine
employed during the trial. Now,
surely no one should liOkttato to be
lieve us or lo put our ehilui to a prac
tical test under suh ei'.dltioiis. Ww
take all the n-1.,, no mv ile can loe
anything by thu transaction.
We nnike these statements and this
offer because wo lctiow and have time
and again proved that Bexall Much
Tone will euro catarrh. It isdoslgnod
for that one particular purpose. It Is
not a cure-all prescribed to cure every
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disease that llesh is heir to. It is u
ispeclllc. Hcxall Mucn-Tono ifl ab
sorbed in the stomach and carried by
tho blood until it pcuctrateH every
part of tho body, acting as an antl
soptlc, disinfecting, cleansing,, sooth
ing and healing agent. It rids tho sys
tout of all germ and poisonous matter,
purifies and enriches the blood, re
builds injured tissues, cleanses and in
vigorates tho miico-cclls, neutralizes
the aohls of the body, stops mucus dis
charge, (ones up the on tiro system,
j promotes nutrition, inciva-cs body
' weight. 'iiiul tilings about a feeling at
heulthfitiiiL's that is lasting,
1 We have Buxnll .Mucu-Tono in two
.size Prices "iUe nud 81. Wo urco
you to try a bottle on our gttarantco.
Sold by tho II. B. tirlco Drug Co., Bed
Oloud, Nob.
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