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There is a sign that will help point out the way and keep
you on the right track in Drug Buying.
Thousands and thousands were guided by it in 1 909 and
thousands more will make the buy this Season.
They know that that sign reads right, that it points out the
straight true road to COTTING'S Drug Stoic. Wc invite
you to join the procession for
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CHAS. L. COTTING The Druggist.
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Aneil Crubill wont to Hebron Sutur
day.
Miss Ramoy went to Rluo Mill Fri
day. Cul Walters wont, to I'.liio Hill Fri
day. liioh cut (flnss nt Mitchell's .lemlry
Store.
Renew your subscription for th1'
Chid'.
Hwrton Foe was down frouiMeUook
Sunday.
A. 1. Kly enino down from McCook
Sunday.
Miss Grace Uootnbs Is homo fiom
Lincoln.
Miss Adolino Hay lor was in Cowles
Tuesday.
.lim Mcltride of Cowles was in town
Tuesday.
County commissioners are in session
t.his, week.
Mis. Silas Gurber went to Omtthn
Saturday.
All kiuds of Shoo Repairing at
Joi: FonEi.'s.
Mr. nud Mrs. Paul Pone spent Xmas
in Superior.
Don't forget Nowhouse Hros Calen
der for 1010.
Wm, Dlerck's catno down from Fre
mont Tuesday.
Noblo Hall of (Juido Rock was in
town Saturday.
Coal Oil 10c. agallouat Tin: Minkii
Biioh. Co. Stoiii:.
Miss Dessio Ducker went to Omaha
Tuesday morning.
Misses Clara and Marth Able spent
Xmas in Hebron.
Miss Hazel Young of Hastings is
visiting in the elty.
Tom Swurt. leaves Sntuidny for
l'.urlington, lowit.
llert Carrof Minden is visiting his
pircnts this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Nod (i rimes went to
Who Hill Saturday.
K. J. Overhigh Httlu baby is Uito
siek at this wriliuir.
Miss Ketta Simons of Hasting") is
here visiting friends.
Something niee one of those Salad
bowls at Wullbrandt's.
The finest in table silverware at
Mitchell's Tho Jeweler. 9
Kd Taylor is homo from Oklohoma,
to spend tho holidays.
, Misses Anna and Joe Richards went
to Hastings Saturday.
Will Overman is home from Ok ford
to spend his vacation.
Lorcu Lucas and Morton Smith have
oponed up the short order house owned
by Dr. Nelson.
Mrs. Dlereks is here from Aurelia,
Iowa visiting relatives.
Bring in your furs whilo market is
high.-J. O. t'Ai.mvr.t.!,
See Dr. Stockman for eye glasses.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
.1. O. Caldwell and Geo. Hutchison
wore in Cowles Tuesday.
SherilV Hedge went to North l'lattc,
N'ebr., Tuesday morning.
(lei). Mothart and family spent
Christmas in (luidu I Jock.
W.wti r -A fresh milch cow. Inquire
at Newhouso Uros Store.
Mrs. A .). IJarndt came done fiom
York the llr.it of the week.
Miss Louis Simmons went to her
home at Franklin Saturday.
Kd. Walters of Oxford spent Xmas
in this city with his parents.
I lad ley Pent of (sko-oh. Nebr . Is
visiting in the city this week.
John Harris of (iiltuer is visiting
relatives in this city this wook.
Miss Ruble of Ransas City is visiting
at the home of James Overman.
Mr. F. Xowhouso is. visiting his
daughter in Hastings tliis week.
See Dr. Warrick tho specialist, Tues
day, Jan. 1th. Ryes tested free.
John McGuiro of (luldo Rook spent
Xmas In this city with his parents.
Ivan tlimen and Peto Lewis took in
the dance at Inavale Saturday night.
Mrs. Harry Cramer went to Wahoo
the last of the week to visit her parents.
Ou of the finest lines of Lamps in
the city at Wullbrandt's, from 40c to
83.r.0.
Misses Marie and Rathroue Burko
uro spending the holidays in Walnut,
Iowa.
Miss Marguerito Crans of lirand Is
land is the guest of her father this
week.
Miss Rdna Pence of Lincoln spent
Christinas with Mr. and Mrs. Chus
I'rnbill.
Buy a whip of Kogcl, the harness
man. and get a free chance on the g!8
harness.
One of those 100 piece dinner sets at
Wullbrandt's would make a nice Xmas
present.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Norton of Super
ior spent Xmas in this city with his
mother.
Fun Sam: Three show eases. In
quire nt Newhouse's for further par
ticulars. A. H. Carpenter's new White steam
er automobile arrived Tuosday from
Lincoln.
For Sale: Two thoroughbreod Short
horn Bulls. John Oiijistkiu:, Unide
Kock. Neb.
Lniest Terrill of Cowles was in town
Monday attending the Harris-Sherman
iufare.
Rider and Mrs. Ilussnug and girlies
were dined Christinas by Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Myers.
Mrs Brenner uutl sou of Aurclla,
la., are here visiting her brother, F.
Studebaker.
Paul Johnston returned from Lin
coln Ftiday evening to spend the holi
days at home.
When in need of Qiicctisivuru take a
look at Wullhiauilt's nt the Home
Grocery store.
Todd Cornell of Giaud Island is visit
ing at the home of John ('runs and
wife this week.
Mrs. Marvin Rmigh of Aurora, 111.
is here visiting here parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Curt Rvans
Stanly Dresher of Mcl'horson, Ivas.,
has been spending the holidays with
Harry Studebaker.
Jim Moranville has installed a rural
phone and those needing veterinary
service call on him.
(). II. Harvey of Inavale was in
town Wednesday and made this of
fice a pleasant call.
Uoscoo Weesner and wife who live
near Rsboti, Kits., spent Xmas in this
city with their ptreiiis.
Jake Klllnirer and dauirhter. Dorthy
departed lor Denver Friday morning
for u visit with i'1'latives.
No I'JS. tiS'.iittnl Iumiii'o the numbers
that drew lite dulls at F. Newhouse's
Have you the lucky number'.'
C. W. Kaley leaves tonight, for Los
Alludes, i nlif.. from theie lie will
take a liip ai'0"iid ihe world.
Norin: -The Miner Bros. Co. s clock
will stop at :i:l p. in., to accommodate
tho-e coming fiom it distance.
Get your hotting and cook stove in
to shape for winter. Order your stove
repairs from Morhurt Bros. now.
R. II. Ncwhouc and family and Mi's,
Phurcs and family spent Christmas in
Hastings returning homo Monday.
Mrs. J. A. Tulleys and daughter,
Cora of Denver are visiting friends
and relatives in this city this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitney and children
of GiMiul Island arc hero visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Haniey.
Bruce Robinson returned to Clay
Cctlter Monday morning after spend
ing Xmas in this city with his parents.
Jim Mcintosh bhipped seven car
loads of cattlo to St. Joe Sunday. Jim
and Pete Mcintosh accompanied them.
Misses Marguerito Richardson and
May Hadell are home from St. Joe to
spend tho holidays with their parents.
Foil Rent I have sec. Grain and
Stock farm for rent For terms ad
dress It. J Be.nti.y, Ulooraington Neb.
Mrs. A. A. Ford, who hti9 been visit
ing her daughter Mrs. C. L. Crablll
returned to her homo in McCook Mon
day. Rev. J. R. Jarboe will preach at the
Brethren church next Sunday both
morning and evening. Rvery body is
welcome.
Don't fail to hear Mr. Jarboe at the
Brethren church next Sunday evening
on the subject "Twentieth Contury
Rxcuses.
Miss Irmii, Loran and Albert Vance
of Hastings are visiting at the homo
of Mrs. l'hares and R II. Newhouso
this week.
Mr Noah McDowell returned home
from Stella, Nebr., Tuesday evening
where ho was called by tho death of
S. J. CUNNINGHAM I
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Successor to Dr. J. S. l:UQII
At the old stand over the;
State Bank. Plionc!3l.,
Mis. Tudle Salailen Is very sick this i
week. 1
Will Fin gey and Dins. Winner went
to Lincoln Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Francisco weie down i
from Franklin over Sunday.
Al. Bushee antl wife wore down from
Holdrege Wednesday attending tho
Cioblo"Rshlcmuti wedding.
Will RoonV brother from lowu is
visiting him antl his family this week.
Will bus not seen him in 1 1 years.
Mrs i ane Mitgiuiiess hail the mis
fortune to get her tlnger, next to the
little linger on her left hand caught in
the door ami took the first joint of
her linger off.
Mr. Tilghtuau Miksch of Aiusworth,
In , brother of Unfits Miksch was in
jured in a runaway Dec. ltitlt ami
died at thai place Dec. lliitli and was
burled Dec .".Hi
Bruce liiihitison has been appointed
Superintendent of the Clay Center
electric lichls. This Is a line advance i
for Bruce '.mil the Chief is pleased to1
note his siieeesH.
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Dr Waii-iik. tho specialist will meet
ye, ear. mse anil throat patients and
those needing glasses lltted at Pp.
Damerell's oillce in lied Cloud, Tues
day, January -It It.
Mr. Clarence Kshlouian and Miss
Carrie G.iMe were united in marriage
last night at tho home of the bride's
pircnts. We Were unable to secure
any particulars but hasten to extend
cordial congrat ulat ions.
Tho play entitled "Big Jim," which
was put on at tho opera house Tues
day evening was a play somewhat dill'
oront from what the people of Red
Cloud have witnessed in the past. It
was a very good show and tho special
ties between acts wero excellent.
Tho best pill is DeWitt's Little Rarly
Risers tho safe, easy, pleasant and
sure little liver pills DeWitt's Car
bollzcd Witch Hazel Salvo is the ori
ginal. Good for cuts, burns and
bruises, and especially for piles. Sold
by all druggists.
Union meetings during tho week of
prayer will bo held in tho various
churches in the city next. week. All
the ministers taking part. The first
meeting will be in the Congregational
church next Monday evening at 7:!J0
o'clock. The churches for the balance
of the week will be announced nt that
time. All tho people in the city are
cordially invited to bo present by tho
Ministerial Union. A. A. Ckiissji n,
Pies.
Mr. Ilussong announces his pleasure
in meeting so much of the spirit of
good and unsellish set vice in the uiimo
of our risen Lord in Bed (.loud and
wishes nil a truly happy New Year,
and desires sincerely that every good
and legitimate business may rightous
Iv iirosner. lie will preach next
Lord's day .Ian. 'J. l'.MOon these themes:
"Life" at 11 o'clock a. m., and Open
ing tho Books" ut 7:110 p. tu. Theso
sorinons will be delivered in the
Chribtiau church. You are invited to
JWE Desire to Thank Our Patrons for
the Liberal Patronage Received During
the Past Year, and will Strive to merit
a Continueance of the same in the future.
tfOur Personal Services Are at
Your Command.
ALL THE PHONES
Amack 8 Ghaney
LEADERS IN FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING.
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To Our Many Friends and to
The public of Red Cloud and Vicinity
Who have treated us so splendidly during this
Christmas Season and the past year, and who
have and arc now making possible, our won
derful success, we wish to extend to you our
sincere thanks and to one and all our best
wishes for a
Happy New Year
J. C. MITCHELL
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN.
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$ your buying in this line of us. Only the first-class 0
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fl UlGBnlltlBSS buyers should demand Absolute Cleanliness. if
f Y,,u ciinnot buy Groceries in a dirty, ill-kept place and bo suro o tfl
jjjk pure goods Clcanllncsslnnd sanitation are our hobbles. : : : :
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Kid. C. H. Smith and wife left today
for Pemiylvauia and other eastern
points They will be gone about
three mouths.
Morhurt llros. have their hard coal
stoves on their floor. Come in and see
the llnest line of the best stores you
over looked at.
The Congregational Ladies aid so
ciety will not hold a market this
month but will hold one the last Sat
urday in .lanuary
Mrs. Lizio I'ox of Wyiuore, who
has been visiting her mother, .Mrs.
Win. I'arhes returned to her homo at
that place Tuesday.
Clayton Mrown has returned to work
in the U. and M yards here as switch
man. He has been laid up for a couple
of weok by an accident.
Morhurt llros. carry a complete lino
of Klectrlu lamps, Carbon, Tungsten
und Tantalum ulso hl-low lamps 1(5-1
Get your lamps of them.
Do you want a farm loan if so you
should soo B. U. Overman, who is pre
pared to furnish you a loan nt lowest
rates and without delay.
Mr. Tom Kurchner r.nd wife and
Miss Pcarn Simpson of Armour, Nob.,
arc guests at the homo of Mr. und
Mrs. N. II. Simpson this week.
iNl'I.AMMATOUV RlIKUM.VTIflM CuitKO IN
3 Days.
Morton L, Hill, of Lebanon, Ind.,
saya: "My wife had Inflammatory
Ilhoumatlsm in every musclo and joint;
her suffering was terrible and her body
and face were swollen almost boyond
recognition ;had bcenlnbedforsix weeks
and had eight physicians, but received
no benefit until she tried Dr. Detchon's
Relief tor Ilhoumatlsm. It gave her
Immediate relief and she was able to
walk about in three days. I am suro It
saved her life." Sold by Tho II. B.
Orice Drug Co , Red Cloud, Nebr.
hear them.
We take pleasure in advising tho
public that our plant has boon thor
oughly overhauled and put in Urst-class
shape, and Mr. J. R Irvine, formerly
of tho Hiverton, Neb , Creamery, a
capable and experienced butter maker
placed in charge. Wo are prepared to
pay tho highest market price for cream
and supply the trade with the llnest
quality of pasteurized creamery butter.
Wo est end to all our former patrons a
cordial invitation to renew their ac
quaintance and join in an ell'ort to
make lied Cloud's creamery one of tho
best in tho state Respectfully.
Ri:n Ci.orn Cisi.amcui A--nAi'iuN
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(Julie a gay party took place at the
Congregational parsonage Tuesday
evening of this weok. Tho gathering
was in honor of tho homo coining of a
number of young men who tiro away
either teaching or attending school,
nnd most of them former members of
Itev. A A. Crossman's Sunday school
class. Twelve were invited. The
following were present: J. II. Kellogg
Chas. Kellogg, Uruco Ileckwith, Kd.
Taylor, Roy Tcel, George Corner, Chas.
Phares, Sidney Coombs, Qlcn Walker
and Claude Pierce. Those invited and
not presont wero Sheridan and Henry
Phares, That tho boys onjoyod them
selves is assured from tho fact that
they were in tho home of Rev. and
Mrs. Cressmun. Thoy are young them
selves und hello vo in fun and a good
time. Refreshments consisting of
sherbort, punch, cakes, cookies, wafers
and homo made caudy wore served
during the evening. Tho time was
spent in visiting, and giving school
and college oxperlcncos by all present.
The young men wero profiibo in their
thanks and were unamlous in tho
opinion that Mr. and Mrs. Cressrnan
were magnificent entertainers and the
friends of voumr neonlc. Long uioy
I they live.
Skirts, Furs, Etc.
We have a nice new line of the above to
close out at wholesale prices and it will be
a chance to (ill your needs at a veTy small
cost. These was shipped us on approval and
will give you the benefit of These very low
Prices.
In Our Canned Goods line we have the
best at prices that cannot be Beat by the
case or dozen. Call in for your supply.
JOHNSON & GROUT
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Having secured three carloads of wire fencing at ;
a BIG BARGAIN, we are willing to divide with you.
GOME AND SEE,
Yours truly,
PLATT & FREES CO.
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Wo wish you a happy New Year.
Take your spectacle chso to New
houso Bros. They will putyour initials
on it, froo of chnrgo
MerrlMB Corner
Mr. Georgo Corner made us highly
Indignant last night by getting married
without first obtaining our consont
and approval. Georgo has been a sly
fellow from short trousers up but wo
never believed he would wound us so
deeply. His charming bride is Miss
Delhi Morrison who Is too well known
to tho pcoplo of Red Cloud to need any
extended commendations from us,
They wero married by Rev. Cressmun
and Mr. Glonn Walker aettjd as best
man and Miss Clara Uurgess was tho
brldoB inuid. The happy couple de
parted on 11 for Council llluifs, la,,
and other eastern cities where they
will spend some time in visiting
It's all right this time, George, but we
won't forgive you again. Wo extend
hearty congratulations.
A Few of the Good Till ng
Dill Pickles lho per do.
Hour Pickles 10c "
Sweet Pickles 10c "
Rulk Olives 100 " "
Horso Radibh 10c perbottlo
Catsup 10c ' '
Celery Relish lOc
Mustard loc " gluhs
Olomargorino Butter. . .'JO ti 23c per lb
Oysteis no & 00c per qt
YOST & BUTLER
The th Avonuo Moat Market
HAYS
When haviug Alfalfa hay for sale,
don't forget to call on R. C. Bmeuu
the hay mun. Remember his prices
are always tho highest, prices ranging
from 87.00 to 810.00 per ton. Will be
in tho market for good Prairie Hay
also. And respectfully solicit a part
of your patronage.
