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0. W. Burgess is homo from St. Joe.
Dr. Thomas was in Lincoln Monday.
Miss Ethel Harvey is in tho city this
woek.
D. II Larrlck i.s in llladen this
week.
Mux Moodo was iown from Mel'ook
Sunday.
Dave WhltHkor went to Hustings
Tuesday
Gluts Carrier and wife spent Sunday
in Inavule.
Clnis. (irout whs down from River
ton Tuesday.
Mrs. L. II. lllucUiedgc returned from
Lincoln Friday.
Jim TuiKinnry was down from Mc
Cook Tuesday.
Mrs Oscar Hughes goes to liloom
itigtou to night.
Miss Clara Able went to MeCook
Saturday night.
Mrs. Hard Bargmau is quite sick
with pneumonia.
Mrs. Anna Olllard went to Lincoln
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. A. A. Pope went to Lincoln
Monday morning.
Miss Anna Anderson was down from
Franklin Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Grout aud children spent
Sunday in Riverton.
Kenneth Williams and sister are
homo from Lincoln.
K. U. Overman roturnod from Frank
lin Tuesday morning.
Lovd Bradbrook was up from Wood
ruff, Kns., over Sunday.
Kd Garber and wife of Ileatrice wore
in town Wednesday.
Soo Dr. Stockman for eye glasses.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Father Fitzgerald was on the sick
list the first of the week.
Ask The Red Cloud Hdw. Co., about
that New Wagon you need.
1 A. Wullbraudt went to McCoo),
Neb., Wednesday morning.
It's great! The Webster County
Fair. April 2th and UOth.
tiuy Bradbrook was down from Clay
Center the last of the week.
The Best IMaeo in town to buy Paint
is at "The Red Cloud Hdw. Co."
l'AKinti. Fon Ri:m for :iU0 head of
cattle. Inquire of C H. MiNKit.
C. L. Cotting wont to Chicago
Wednesday to visit his sou Kdgar.
Mr. VVhitakor and daughter lUhol
returned from California Tuesday.
(let your tickets for Wobster County
Fair reserved at Cook's drug store.
For the nobbiest up-to-date lino of
hats for all ages cull on Mas Haiit.
You do not need Rockefeller's bauk
account to buy a hut at Mas Haiit.
Calicoes American Prints Five
cents per yard Minkii linos, and Co.
Hear! Hear! Hear! This way got
your tickets for Webster County Fair.
Attend the big meu's meeting at the
Christian church next Sunday at 3
p. in.
Keep your eyes open for sharpers
and gold brick men at Wobster County
Fair.
Tho ladles of the Congregational
church will hold their monthly market
Saturday, April .10, at Wullbrandt's
grocery store.
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SjRS" making ml WBHUjl
WmL fine, rich, 1 (aBllCvfffl
jS& or plain food, . WtjM
f pWequally vaIuablesjfipEffS0
I ForHome Baking IBM
V.Nri:ii An experienced Miles lady
at once. Inquire at Pi.i:ii's, Hastings,
Nebr.
Waxiti) A married man to work by
tho month on a farm. iNqimtK At
This Ori'icK.
(1 minima Hale cumo homo Wednes
day from Iuavale where sho lias been
visiting
Win. Weesnor sprained his auklo
last week and is now walking around
with a cane.
Attorney E. L. Adams, ex-judgo of
this district was down from Minden
Wednesday.
Mrs. Mabel Thompson of Gruud
Island is visiting her mother Mis.
Geo. Lindscy.
George Lludley and family spent
Saturday aud Sunday in CowlcB visit
ing relatives.
Pete Hansen is laid in with rheu
matism at his home in the east part of
town this week
J. D.McUowan, Voternury audTrack
Horse Suoor. Cull and see mo at
am.in'3 Shop.
The Red Cloud Hdw. Co., have the
Demster 'J Row Cultivators and the
Price Is Right.
All the great artists sing for the
Victor aud Edison. Hear them at
New house llvoi.
Rev. llummell preached the anni
versary sermon for the Odd Fellows at
Bladen Sunday.
Mrs. Kennedy of Lincoln, State Depu
ty of the Royal Neighbors was In tho
city Wednesday
Tho olllccrs aud tho team of the
Woodman Lodge will go to Bladen
tonight to put on tho work.
Mrs. Will lloltlor and children of
Cowles came down Wednesday to visit
her sister Mrs. 11. O. Runehey.
Tho following shipped stock Sunday:
Will Robertson 2 cars, J II. Ellinger 2
cars and Koontz & Weesnor 1 car.
Tho Guide Rock High School Boys
will play babe ball with our High
School boys here Friday af tot noon.
The W. C T. U., will meet with Mrs.
O. C. Teol next Wednesday afternoon,
May -1th. A full attendance is desired.
Having decided to quit the picture
business, am closing out the entire
stock ut cost. Mktcai.k'h Studios,
PoTTEii Block.
Fon S.vi.k Thoroughbred Scotch
Collie Puppies. Inquire of L. M.
Crabill for further particulars.
Sam Casti:m., Owner.
Rev. J. M. Bates returned from St.
Paul Monday aud will hold regular
services the next two Sundays at
Grace church.
Fon llr.NT 1 want about 100 head of
cattle to pasture, this is n half section
plenty of running water and shade
Inquircof J.U. Cori.nv, iN.WAi.r., Ni:n.
Tho new suits for tho Red Cloud
High School base ball team have ar
rived. The boys have a fast team and
are ready to play any high school team
in the state.
Rev. Cressmau went to Chicago
Wednesday he was accompanied by
his daughter. Mrs. Willis Fulton to
Oglesby, 111., where sho will visit her
brother, Dr. R. G. Cressmau.
Tho meeting of tho Ministerial
I'nion has been posponed until the
second Monday afternoon of May. A
paper on Woodsworth's poem "Immor
tality" will be read by Mr. James Gil
liam. Sunday, May 1st, .'I p. in., at the
Christian church Stlno and Miller will
address men only. Subject: "A man
after God's own heart." Good music
pi KnglBh and German. All men wel
come. Last Sunday afternoon Guy Ilarwood,
who Is attending school here was
practicing jumping over a clothes line
and had tho misfortune to fall and
have his lip torn. A doctor was called
in to sew it. up.
Wanted to Pasture
;i00 head of cattle. Rest pasture in
the country. Running and well water
and plenty of shade.
Gi vr, Red ( loud, Neb.
OUR BILL OF FARE
always contains seasonable food.
Wo do not sorve canned fruits aud
vegetables when it Is powslblo to
obtain them fresh Co mo in and
sample thorn.
Tho price Is 25 cents.
A. A. HART
City Bakery and Restaurant.
See The Chief for job work.
Tickets on sale at Cook's Ding Store
for The County Fair April 'JOth.
Curtain rises at 8:,10.
To , lime 1st will sell my 2)- acres
in Red Cloud property for ? 1700.-Si o
mo Gi:o MAiiriMtALi:.
There will be a big class adoption of
the Royal N.tighbori at the M. W. A.,
hall Wednesday night, May 1th
Call and look my line of hats over
before buying as seeing is believing
You have to see my lino of hats as
these few lines can give you no idea
of the style and low prices oT my
hats Mns Haiit.
The following named girls had their
names unintentionally omitted from
the last report of the bl-monthlyspell-ing
contest: Hazel Wolfe, Mario liar
wood. Gladys Fry, Inez Crabill,
Georgia Clauson, Ruby Goblc, Flosslo
Smith, Nollio Fiucher, Pruda Buffer,
Nottlo Springer.' All of the abovo
made a grade of 98 per cent lu a tCBt
of .10 words.
Frank Wheat, aged 05 Years, died at
his homo in Harmony precinct, Friday,
April 22nd, 1910. Tho funeral took
place Sunday and he was laid at rest
in tho Harmouv cemetory. He settled
In Harmony precinct in 1871 and was
one of Wobster county's well known
settlors. Ho leaves a wife and one
child to mourn his loss. Rev. Hum
mel preached the funeral sermon.
Dr. D. W. C. Huntington, Chancellor
Emeritus of tho Wesloyan University
of University Placo, Nobr., will hpeak
at the Methodist church next Sunday
both morning and evening. Wo invito
you to como aud hear him. lie is a
Hue speaker aud will bo interesting
for yon. Chancellor Huntington was
hero about a year ago and all were de
lighted with him. Ri; Stiiti.kii.
President Solvers, of Grand Island,
! president of tho statu Leaguo has
signed the following umpires: Rich
ard Magee, of Chicago, who has served
in the Three-l league; T. C. Nelson,
of Aberdeen, S. D., who has umpired
in the Minnesota aud Wisconsin
leagues; M. McQuid, an old time West
ern league player, also of Chicago, and
Geo. Bowers, of llooue, Iowa.
Tho Swiuo department of the 1910
State Fair, Sept. 5th to 9th, will con
tain n fluo showing of Poland China,
Berkshire, Duroc, Chester White,
Hampshire, Large Yorkshire and
Tumworth hogs. The prices now ob
tuiuod for swine will make this show
one of extreme value, and Superin
tendent G. A. Leonard of Pawnee City
is busy assigning pens to those mak
ing oarly applications.
The John L. Stlno evangelistic com
pany are holding forth ingospol meet
ings every night from 8 to 9:10 o'clock
Large audiences are hearing them at
the Christian church. The singing
under Mr. Miller's charge is a featuro
of joyful worship, and the sermons of
Evangelist Stino are strong and true
to tho Rook so dear to every christian's
heart. These men should be heard bo
foro thoir work ends in Red Cloud.
Thev will Interest and delight those
' who care for 'religion pure and uncle-
tiled' aud good chcor in this splendid
I night-school in Christianity.
For Dyspepsia
You Risk Nethlnft by Try iH&Ttals Remedy
We want every one troubled with in
digestion and dyspepsia to come to
our storo and obtain a box of Rexall
Dyspepsia Tablets. They contain His-inuth-Subnitratft
and Popsin prepared
by a process which develops theh
greatest power to ovorcomo digestive
disturbance.
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets nre very
pleasant to take. Thoy soothe tho ir
ritable, weak stomach, strengthen and
invigornto the digestivo organs, relievo
nausea and Indigostion, promote nu
trition and bring about a feeling of
comfort.
If you give Rexall Dyspepiu Tablets
a reasonable trial we will return your
monoy if your are not satisfied with
the result. Three sizes, 25 coots, 50
ccuts und 81.00. Homembor you can
obtain Rexall Remedies in Red Cloud
only at our storo(--The Rexall Storo.
The 11. E. Gricc Drug Co.
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Deaths and Funerals
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O, B, Spanoftle
The news of the death of D. B.
Spauoglo at his home on Fourth ave
nue last Monday afternoon was a great
shock to the people of this city. A
short time iio ho was stricken with
Exhaustion Heart Failure aud tho ho
made u gallant fight for life he could
not overcome the inroads of the dis
ease ami passed quietly away into the
great beyond.
Mr. Spanogle was born in Pennsyl
vania July 11, 1K31 aud cast his lot
with Webster County, Nebraska early
in tho seventies.
He took an active part in civic
alfulrs and in 1U92 was elected mayor
of this city. This office he filled with
credit. His administration was one
of the host in tho history of tho city.
Ho early engaged in the real estate
business and has sold large amounts
of Nebraska ami Kansas land. His
i-iforls contributed largely in the de
velopment of this country. Having
iullueiicial acquaintance back in the
east he interested llu-in in the new
country and induced them to inest
tlieir sin plus here to the great benefit
of this community.
Asa man, .Mr. Sp.tuogle was kind
and considerate. lie was ever mild
and agreeable yet firm aud unyielding
when it came to matters which in
volved his conviction. Ilo was an act
ive member of the Methodist chinch
for many years
lu the death of I). It. Spanogle this
community loses an energetic public
spirited citizen.
The Chief along with a large numbor
of friouds offer condolences to the be
reaved children.
Funeral services wero hold from the
home and Interment was made in our
city cemetery beside tho body of his
wife who departed this life about
eight years ago.
Deceased leaves three children, Miss
Belle Spanogle of this city, Horace
aud Katio of Douver, Colo.
Faim Loans
I am ready at short notice to mako
you a farm loan either largo or small
quickly upon application. I have an
unlimited amount of eastern money
and some private money now on hand
and stand ready to give excellent
terms and close your loan without de
lay. I inspect the land myself free of
expense to you.
J. II. Baii.ky. Red Cloud, Nob.
Free Land Grants
Yes, a few more elegant Free Land
Grants can still bo had in Mexico,
where many Americans arc now lo
cating. You do not even have to go
to Mexico, but arc required to have
five acres of fruit trees planted with
in five years. For information print
ed in English regarding Mexican
homesteads, address The Janthn
Plantation Company, Block 030,
Pittsburgh, Pa. You can have your
trees planted and your land worked
on shares, so as to bring you a thou
sand dollars a year. The health con
ditions are perfect and the climate
grand. It is never hot, never cold.
J. W. Robertson of Red Cloud, Neb.,
one of tho well-to-do farmers and
stockmen of Webster county, thinks
the wheat in that community will not
make any more than a half crop this
season. A good deal of tho land lias
already been plowed up and prepared
for corn, ho says: "We still have a
few cattle in the feed lots," suid Mr.
Robertson, "but they are being mar
keted now protty fast. That is ono of
tho great feeding districts of the state.
We never go back entirely on cattle
seeding, aud fed out a good many this
spring. Itut farmers have been more
interested iu hogs than anything else.
Farmers havo simply been selling
hogs, and paying no attoution to rais
ing them, until we are about out of
them. Just as long as hog prices hold
up to this high point, no nttompt will
bo made to brood up and increase the
hog supply, but should the price go
down thou wo would probably bo bett
er enabled to give them attention aud
increaso the stock. Farmers have
been making big monoy on hogs, to
be sure, in spite of the high priced
corn. We are looking after tho spring
pig crop witli considerable intorcst,
however and with a smaller number
of brood sows wo will glvo thctn spec
ial attention. In the moantimo tho
selling goes on, and whenovor a shout
reaches 150 lbs. in weight, it is on tho
market. Formorly we held back that
sized hogs and mado them heavy be
fore marketing them. Dy hustling
them off at( this light weight the real
pork product is not as largo as it
would be of course wero the. same
number of heavy hogs marketed. The
alfalfa is looking well, und in a few
duys vvcoxpoct u beglu plautlngcorn.
The only trouble Is that the surface of
the ground Is very dry, and uccdb a
good rain to put it In Hhupe." Kansas
City Drovers' Telegram.
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LEADERS IN FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING.
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mounts of fine quality.
We have all size Card mounts, Squares, Ovals,
Panels, Bust, Different sizes for family groops.
Folders, of neat quality. Come and look at them.
See STEVENS BROTHERS Photographers.
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