The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, June 23, 1910, Image 8

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Having secured three carloads of wire fencing at
BIG BARGAIN, we are willing to divide with you.
COME AND SEE.
Yours truly,
PLATT & FREES.
P. S. we sell only full rolls: 15, 20 and '40 rods.
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The home Grocery
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I carry a coir- etc line of strictly fresh Groceries,
and my prices are such that it will pay you to do
your buying in this line of us Only the first-class
brands of canned and package goods carried.
All staple Groceries in bulk at Bed-rock Prices.
Clonnlinchs mid sanitation nre our hobbles.
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Notice to Bidders.
The CITY COUNCIL of the flty of Ited
Cloud, Nulirnskn, will receive lld, until .Inly
i:l, 11)10, forthodlKKliiK"' adlltir, I (cot wide
at bottom. II li'i't diup, :UI2 dot long, tiling
tliewiiiic, rt-llllliii? with uravel nnd earth,
nnil cotirttriictliist In llscourNon uo'lH feet In
diameter, nnd 1 1 feet deep.
I'lnimiiiulHpi-u'llialloitH nre i)ii lllunlth the I
City Clerk ol wild elty, nnd eopl s limy be
lind on iipplU'iitlou IJicli bid miwl bo nc
roiupanlid with n ccrtlllcd check for Siuo.oo
ns n Kiir:uicy Hint cuiilriK I will be cnterid
Into, II bid Is incepted.
At the time of uinktim contract, the huc
ctkmIiiI bidder must ulvolxind In tlieumoiiiit
thereof, for the faithful perforiunute of Its
coiulItloiiH.
DIcU will benpcii tl July II. 11)10, the Ity
oiinill ri scr lntt the rliht to reject nuy mid
nil bids.
(. C. Ti:ki., C. II. I'OTTIIIt.
(Seal) CllyCkrk. Major.
Order to Show Cause.
Stnleof Nt-hrnHljii. i The Countj imri
elisti r County, i
Ar a County Court held at the Count)
Courtroom In nnd for Mild county I'rldny.
.Mine 10th A. I)., 11)10.
In thu mntter of the t'Htnteof Nelson Hurt;,
Iici'tnxcd.
On rendlui; nnil llllng the petition of Crank
W. A John It. Ilur filed on tlio 10th day of
.tune A. I)., 11)10, prnyliiK fortheaxaiuluatlon
and allowance of their llnnl account of the
nainodnte, a decreeol assignment of the InmlH
belonging tonnld estate to tho pcrHons en
titled to the Mine, an order dlKtrlbutlnt; the
residue of personal cntnto and there upon an
order discharging them (rout further burden
and Hcrlee In their said olllco an Kxecutorx
OUDKIUM), that Tuesday the fi(h day
of July A. I). 11)10 at one o'clock p. in., In
assigned for hearing said petition when all
nomeus Interested In Hald mntter may an-
.win1 n. (i Cnilnlif f.mrt t.t l..i linljl 11 mnl f. '
l'- 'J wi.. t ... .w ..v. ... ....i. ivn
Hald County and nhow caime why prayer of
petitioner Hhould not l granted; nnd that
notice of the pendency of xald petition and
the hearing thereof be given to all pcrsonx
Interested In said matter, by publishing a
copy of this order In the lied Cloud Chief, a
weekly neufipaper printed In said county,
for three consecutive weeks prior to Hald day
ol hearing. And It appearing to the court
that Katrlna llurg, surviving widow hag filed
her election to take under the Iiwh of Ne
braska Instead of the Last Will of Hald De
ceased and her petition for all allowances
mnde by law for her beucllt,lt Is ordered that
said mutters be heard at the time atxive de
signated. 1. W. Kiison,
(Seal) County Judge.
II Arenda to W Arenda wd lot 1
b k 7 Hoscmont GO
CDengortoO E StofTreRan wd
pt lots 25 & 26 blk 14 B.uo Hill 1525
II H Boyd to M Clatto pt no 18 4
11 wd 759
II B Boyd lo M Morrow wd pt no
184 11 150
0 Bergman etal to E Peterson wd
8W213 12 5009
0 Bergman etal to E Bergmnn w
d no 20 3 12 5100
0 Bergmnn etal to O Mutteaen w
d nc50 3 12 5020
II B Huntor to E L Dickerson wd
ptlota 7-8-9.10-11 & 12 blk 2
Tnlbola to Guide Il'ck 300
V C Zimmerman to M Clatte qcd
sJhl'4 49 1
F II Clnle otnl to M Clatto qcd si
so 4 4 9 1
E A Thomrtfl to M J HhII wd lots
10-11-12 blk 4 BudeliiTs add to
Bed Cloud 1800
II Cook to M J Hall wd pt lots 13
14-15 blk 5 Rod Cloud 3300
S C Egan to F Mauer qce lots 1-2
3 blk 6 Garbers add to Red
Cloud 165
J W Farrelj to E J Kelley qcd bw
7212 200
Total ....
Mortgages filed $14827.50
" released No
27950
Utter List.
Llht of letters remaining uncalled
for tit poitolllce ut Red Cloud, Neb.
for the week ending June 1G, 1910.
J. S. Jonlcins J. Blumetithnll
Mr.s. Leo Fish Mrs. Josio Myers
Mr. Porter Fred Seeinan
E. A. Wnllia
Those will be soutto tho dead letter
office Juno 30, 1910, if uncalled for
before. When calling for above please
say "advertised." -
T. C. Hacker, Postmaster
Hed Gloud Is The Best Plaee To
Trade
There is no other place in the state where you can get so
many Bargains
The Red Cloud Hardware Co., they are leaders
A few of their Bargains
Rock Island trickle lister .- $35.00
John Deere trickle lister 35.00
John Deere 2 row lister 75.00
St. Joe 2 row lister 75.00
John Deere 2 row weeriers, latest 38 00
Ohio riding cultivator 22.50
Gas Engine 55.00
Cream seperators 55.00
Manure spreaders 80.00
Just received 2 car loads "of the finest Buggies that ever
come to our city. Prices from $55 to $105.
Have about 75 bushels of home grown Alfalfa seed. Extra
nice seed from 8 to 11 per bushel.
Sulkey plows $25.00
Nails per keg 3.00
Have a car of field fence on the way from the factory.
Prices none can equal. The best field fence that can be
made, 20 inches to 5 feet high
Red Cloud Hardware & Impl. Co.,
Wm, Wolfe, Manager.
short
John Barkley
for
House and Barn
Moving
Read what other people have to say about
John Barkley's work.
ULM)KN, NF.U., JUNK 10
lohn Berkley of Ited Cloud, who
moved my residence dune his wrU
well without exception platturng ,
is sound and Is without doubt 11
good job Will Hay any one wish
ing this kind of work done, can
make no mistako employing him
Yours truly,
Fiir.n Wkunkr.
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BLADEN, NEB., JUNE 14, 1910
John Itarkley who moved my resi
dence a few wet'k't a ago, done hi
work well aud quickly and put it in
good shape, not Injuring it at nil
except a small amount of plaster that
came loose, and tliU is imtiuiny more
than expected kh it was tir,old lime
plaster and had been on for 20 years.
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COWLES
Guy iieott of Lincoln made a,
vis.it at home over Sunday.
. Mrs Edd Hurry of U.iUyville, .IChs.;
is limiting her parents anil rehitlrf.sirK
short visit. . . ftoi.'
Mis (Jeorgia '' acott ufrlved h'tnlra
last week mid expects' to spend her i
vacation here this summer.
Tho Cowle.s Hase Hall team went- to
tiitide Itoclc last Friday nnd mot wilh
defeat to the tune of "J to 7. ' ' '
Mrs. Chas. Hennett and Mrs. Edd
Herry made a short visit lit Hed Cloud
between trains Wednesday.
Arch Horen is m.ik'mg quite an im
provement on his house on Harlan
street as he is putting on a good sled
addition.
Earl Paul of Ilolyoke, Colo., onino
iu iu his auto last week for an extend
ed vlbit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Taud l'ttul.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Paul of Omaha
came iu last weok for a short visit.
Mr. Paul has a good position with the
Chicago Hurliugton railroad.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fuller and
daughters, Cloe aud Mrs. Florenco
Adamsan came in on the train Mon
day for a short visit. Mrs. Ad&maon
formerally of this place lives in Mouth
Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. Jud White left for Nor
ton Connty, Kus., Monday and return
ed Wednesday. Their son who form
erally lived in Webster County now
has u farm uaar Oberliu, Kas.
LINCOLN LE1TER
LINCOLN, Nkiik., June '12 (Special
Correspondence.) Kcptiblican news
papers and orators are going about
the statu seeking to make political
capital by comparing the expenditures
of the democratic legislature of 1901)
iwitlithe expenditures of the repub
jlTc'au legislature .Jf UH7 Democrats
jijl welcome that sort of comparison,
tetlisr wuti all llie not relative
thereto. Iu 1007 Governor Sheldon
vetoed appropriation bills amounting
to $200,000 for new buildings at the in
stitutions located in Kearney, Omaha,
HeujLrlco aud Hastings. His excuse
was thut ho wanted to keep tho ox
nense within the revenue. At the
time he vetoed those appropriations
the feeble minded wares of the state
at Heatnce were sleeping two in n cot,
were ciowded into au attic never
meant for human habitation, were
sleeping inbtt8ementB,nnd were horded
together more liko animals than like
alllicted humans. When Governor
Sheldon, on tho ploa of economy, veto
ed a bill to enlarge the Norfolk asylum
there were scores of insane patients iu
the county jails of the state, held thero
because the tlireo iusane hospitals
were crowded to tho limit. The in
stitute for tho deaf at Omaha was
crowded to the point of being abso
lutely UDBUfe, both physically and
morally. Tha Kearney institute was
in such bad repair that the property
was fast falling to pieces. Yet, in
order to raakt a record for economy,
the afflicted wards of the state were de
prived of decent shelter, and many
were fqreed to remain in county jails
pendlug vacancies iu some of the over
crowded institutions
Fob Salk: Two typewriters good as
new, ono Smith Premier aud one Rem
ington. Inquire at this o'll .
Mwlft's Premium.
Hams or "-
Bacons. -V-.
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Fresh and Salt Meats of All Kinds
Wm Koon
Red Cloud. Nebr.
A Few of thetfood T,,,ns QATAR RH
Dill Pickles l.'m per doz
Sour Pickles 10c ' "
Swoot Pickles ioc ' "
Hulk Olives 10c " "
Horse Itadish llie per bottle
Catsup 10c " "
Colery Itelish 10c " "
Mustard loe "J glass
Otemiirgerlnu Butter .'20 A- 'JSo per lb
Oysters . r.o i)0c per ,ot
YOST & BUTLER
The Mh Avenue Meat Market
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EXPERIENCE
Tiiadc Marks
Oesiqns
Copvn'aHTa&r-
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qulcklr nscflrlniu our oiilnlon free nfiethcir
Anyono lonJInc a Rkctrh and rtcicrlrtlnn mny
itklv fi.rflrlHlu mip iitiliilf,ii frt, nnfilhnr kh
InTHiitlnn Is probnblyiiatentHlilo foininunlca.
llotmtrlcllTroiiUdetitlsl. HANDBOOK on TatouU
mil rri'B. uiaosi Hirencr H'r Bucu
I'ntenti tuLen ibrouKli Mutm
vttUil notice. nltlioutclinrKO. Iu:
Scientific Jlmcrican
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A linniltnmnlr lllnatrntnil wenklr. T.nrseit Plr.
culallon of aiir Rcluiitltle Journal. Turnii, IJ a
yuan four ntontlia, II. Bold by nil ntmsdeafifr.
lr1UNN&Co.30,BfNewYoff'
ilranch offloo. GZi V Kt, Wfuhlngton, I. C
Ely's Cream Balm
This Romody is a Spoclflc,
Suro to Clvo Satisfaction.
QIVE8 RELIEF AT ONCE
It cleanses, soothes, henla, and nrotccta the
ilLtotiseil niembrnne. It cures Cntarrli aud
drives away a Cold in tho Head quickly.
Restores tho SoiiHes of Tasto nnd Bmoll.
Kasy to use. Coutalns no injurious drugs.
Applied into tho nostrils aud absorbod.
Lurco Size, fiO cents at Druggists or by
mall ; Trial Blzo, 10 conts by mail.
ELY BROTHERS, 6G Warran St.. New York.
THE Chicago Specialists!
Chronic and ! Serious Diseases, Only.
Pkumaniint OrncK
Rod Cloud, Royal Hotel
Consultation Free, in German and
English.
Thursday, July 7th, 1910
Croak-Noble.
At tho homo of Mr. uudMrs. Walter
S. Noble June lfi, 1010 ut eight o'clock
occured the marriage of their daughter
Mablo E. tu Mr. II. Homer Cronlc of
Colfax, Wash., nude the strains of
the wedding inarch tcndorlj played
by Miss Ella Habb. Tho bride and
groom, the brido's-maid aud tho
grootu's-uiau entered the pu-lor while
the two little flower-girls wont befoie
marking their pathway with beautiful
carnations, in ono coruor of thu room
was prepared a groat arch beatlfully
decorated with llowors where the groom
led his fair blushing bride and Inking
their positions stood and pledge their
love "as long as yo both shall live."
After tho ceremony thu bridal party
ropalred to tho dinlug room (tholr
pathway still bolng strewn with flow
ers) whore nil pattook of the choice
viands tenderly propaied for the oc
cassion. Tho biide is ono of Webster
County's most popular and christian
young ladies and many will iegrot
and oven weep to oeo her leave us.
The groom is ono of Washington's
handsome young men and in our judg
ment is well worthy of her hand.
They received someNvory beautiful
and useful presents. The young coup
lu will leavo in a few days for their
new homo at Hauford, Wash. May
wo not all teolingly say good-bye,
Homer and Mablo and may "Hod be
with you till wo meet again." I'orry
E3. Henry ofllciating.
The legislature of 1000 wus compell
ed to provide for these unfortunates
a provision that should have been dic
tated by common humanity two years
bofore instead of being sidetracked by
petty politics, UovernorShallenberg
er and the legislature realized that
Nebraska is u great aud growings'tatc,
and that it should care for its unfor
tunates iu u humane manner. For
that reason the logisluture appropriat
ed tho mpnoy to build necessary build
ings and to repair buildings left to go
to ruck aud ruin by a republican ad
ministration. The legislature of 1009
also appropriated 300,000 more for
educational purposes than thu legis
lature pf 1007,
Col. J. H. Elllnger
AUCTIONEER
Does livestock and general auc
tioneering. Satisfaction guaran
teed in every case. Understands
pedigrees and stock values.
Many years experience Phone
him anytime.
Red Cloud, Nebr.
''WWWWAw'V,
Don't Delay Ordering
a fire insurance policy from us a
single day. Fire isn't going to
stay away because you are not in
sured. In fact, it seems to pick
out tho man foolish enough to be
without
A FIRE INSURANCE POLICY.
Havo us issue you a policy to-day.
Don't hesitate about tho matter.
Tho fire fiend may. have your
house down ou tho list for n visit
this very night.
MARK WHAT I MAY
O. C. TEEL,
Reliable Insurance.
Deduct from thu total appi oprlatlons
of 1009 thu amount appropriated for
now buildings which should have beou
oated for by the legislature ot 100",
and the 9300,000 appropriated for
education, and thu total appropriations
of 1900 aro actually less than tho ap
pt oprlatlons of 1007. This, too, iu
fnco of tho fact that tho state is grow
ing and-tho demands upon her increas
ing at thu same rate.
Yes, Indeed. The deiuocratiu party
in Nebraska will gladly welcome n
comparison of its fiscal record witli
that of thu Sheldon administration.
'awMawMawmmMk
OpEHTAHIflG
We Carry Funeral
Furnishings in Stock
and answer calls day
or night. Have ar
ranged to secure the
services of Albright
Brothers on Short
Notice withoutjExtra
Charge to Patrons.
G. A. WEILS
COWLES, NEBR.
Real Estate Transfers
for tho week ending Juno 22, as furn
ished by the Fort Abstract Company,
Red Cloud, Nehr.
EJKiGreen to J Tliomns wd pt n
no .11 2 11 4800
C.'RoKe to E Wilholnur wd lotB 1
2-&-JI blk 2 Uosemont G80
As a result of legislation enacted by
tho legislature of I'.iOil the statu treas
ury will be enriched during thu hi
enniitni by upwards of f UUi.ooO by tho
corporation law alone. During tho
first two years this corporation tax
will bring into the treasurer enough
money to Pay for tho new buildings
now uuder construction at several of
thu state tluHtiutlunshulldlugH that
should, in (ill decency, havo been
erected tlvo or four year. ago.
GRADE STALLION
PATB.
SHIRE 16 1-4 Hands High.
Weight about 1600 when fat
TERMS: $10.00 to insure a
live colt.
W. S. PARKES, Owner
PHONES
- Notice Farmers 6 Breeders
Uurnl 1(12
Bell Hinck 87
tioi'its or stiiivjui: at coniskkua
TIONALUlIUIlOlt.
W rUnn.vTirHnnviyM.
I'rcachlnu 10:15 a. in.
IHblo iscliool 12 in.
I'rcachliiK HcrvIccH 8 i. in,
I'raycr nnd Coufurrnco mooting Wednes
day at 8 p. ni.
A eordlnl Invitation In extended to all.
Kkv. A A. CiU'-shm'.vv Pnator.
That the Purcheron Stallion, Mar
teau (07070) Imported from Franco In
luio ny aiream it Wilson of Crcton,
Iowa, is registered iu tho American
Breeders and Importer's Parchcron
Kegistcry, and that his recorded num
hor is f.2922.
Colo'r and Description, Black.
Pumanr.E: Folded Juno o, lOor.j
bred by M. Tlson Commune of Sursnes,
department of Sarthe; got by Dausset
(51721) ho by Ayor 27350 (431 in) he by
Boutoo (10300) ho by Picador III. fio78
(4815) ho by Picador 1251 (78o) ho by
Picador (1 1821) hu by Favori.
Dam: Charmantu (2;j3S.r) hv Vor.
mouth (5407) he by Picador I (1330) hu
bv Bayard (0l0;i) lie by Estaba 187(700)
ho by a son of Jean Lo Blanc (739i
BLOOKY BOY and MAltTEAU will
make this season at tho Day barn.
R. C. BORUM
Ow.vnit
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