The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, November 30, 1911, Image 1

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THE New Banking Law is now in force and
the payment of every dollar of deposits in this
institution is guaranteed by the Bank Guaranty
Fund of the State of Nebraska.
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS.
Webster County Bank
RED CLOUD, NEB.
CAPITAL $25,000
aufthlnjUt NI4ht
Mentis loss of sleep which is bad for
veryonc. B'oley's Honey and Tar
Compound stops the cough tit once, re
lieves the tickling nnd dryness in the
throat mid Ileitis tho iutliiiued mem
branes. Prevents n cold developing
into bionchitis or pneumonia. Keep
always in the house. Refuse snbstl
tutos. For sule at Henry Cook's drug
store.
The lluost lino and best iitsoitmout
or llnrness ever carried before. Call
and look itovor. MmtiiAitr Buoh.
OVERCOATS
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$9.
$25.00
tJAnywhefe between these prices
you will find juft the Coat you
are looking for.
Cflln the new shades Tans, Grays,
Browns. With the new collars
either "close iip" or "low down"
you will find comfort either for
cool or cold weather.
Let us show them to
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Shulsft
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Head The Chief for nil the news.
Backuchc. Headache. Nervousness
And rheumatism, tyith in men and
women, mean kidney trouble. Do not
allow It to pi ogress beyond the reach
of medicine but stop it ptomptly with
Foley Kidney I'llls, They regulate
the action of the miliary organs.
Tonio in action. quit-It In results, For
Mile at Dr. Cook's drug store.
Tim Diamond Klectilc Vacum clean
er dcmnnstinted in jour home flee.
Call 1'lpone Ited 97.
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WHO '"LOUD, NKUIlASK.v "NOVUM VA JJO, '.911.
COWLliS
Homy Keiiney was iniiiketing liogH
Tucsdiiy.
, '.Uncle' Todd l'.uil was in Red Cloud
Tuesday.
The hushing season is nuinly oier in
tliis tunitoiy
K. A. Gondautocil to Ited Cloud Mini-,
on l)i)hlncs,
Hay Scott has piiulniscd the hotel
titiil will tuku charge tomoriow.
Alls. AMi IJoicn kft Tuesday for r.
short visit with, Mr Win Hind who
lives in the s'ltid-hill eountrv
Thanksgiving services will bo held
in the Congregational church Thuis
day llov. Hose will hold the services.
.1. D Watson returned from Lincoln
Monday wheiu he went to take In the
fuoi-b.il I game and stopped oif'to visit
Ins sons Morton and Orvill.
The lit in of Wells & McTaggnrt nre
moving their furniture into a larger
loom in older to buve plenty of spiico
for the car-load of new goods just ie
celved. Bladen to Have Electric
Lights
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Line Now Bciiift Surveyed AndWork
fioon To ISi&iii
The cluuler lias been granted the
Webster County Light uud Potter
Cotnpiny. and the lino is now being
surveyed between here and Blue Fl ill,
preparatory to letting the coatitiet
for building (lie electric lino to fur
nish power to liladcii. It is tho pur
pose to have the eoustiuction woik
begin noon and the line hurried to
completion, and liludeu will before
tuaiiv weeks huve. the plant in oper
ation. In the meantime the work of
wiring the houses iu towu is progress
ng and by the time the power isroudy
to turn on a goodly number will bo
liued up. Dladeu Enterprise.
Eastern Sheep Fanciers To
Judge at Omaha Show
Special to the Chief.
Omaha, Nebr., Nov. 27, 1011. -Judges
for the mid-winter Bheep show, which
will be held iu conjunction .with the
Forty-Eighth Auuuul Convention of
the National Woolgrowers Association
on December 11 to 11, have becu named
by tho executive committee. Men
prominent iu the sheep world huve
becu cliobcu to distribute the pile",
which will amount to more than l,0ou
u dish, usldo trout special prizes.
Iu casting about, for judges, who
would be acceptable to the great num
ber of exhibitors, thouiuuugemeut bus
gone to the four paits of tho country.
Iu the pure classes, II. L. Com n ton
of Kyle, Ohio, K. L. Shaw of Washing
ton, u. V. uud s. M. Cleaver of Dela
ware, Ohio, have beeu chosen. Mr.
Compton is u high cluss sheep breeder,
who specializes iu the medium wool
breeds. lie has judged in the largest
shows iu the Uuited States with splen
did results uud comes to .Omaha Jioui
one of the largest shoop breeding states
iu the country.
Mr. Shaw Is 11 imht.uiii.ti.i t. id.. i.i
of judging mutton breeds, For the
past year, he hus beeu connected with
the Tarill liouid complliug data con
cerning the sheep industry of tho Uni
ted Biates and Is particularly well
equipped to award the ribbons iu the
Omuuu show.
Mr. Cleaver, who is bectetaiv of the
American uud Delaine Record Associa
tion, is generally recognized us one of
the best Informed men on Merino tvnes
of sheep. Cleaver refused an invltu-
tiou to talk before the Fenusylvuuiu
atato Collcgo in order that lie might
act as one uf the judges.
TLe uwurdiug oi tliu ribbous ,lu ktho
fat classes will bo douo by J. J. Casey
of South Omaha, Nobr. Ho Js the chief
buyer for Armour & Co,, at South Oum.
ba, the greatest sheep .market .In tho
country. ,
The selection of the Ju,dge for the
Ra'mbouillet olass has been leh to the
American BambouUlet Sheep Ureeders
Assoclatloo.
The selections insure absolaU fair
"- Siv3hh, .
ness mill v1um Hint (lie 'ii'utlve coin-1
lillttei) Is ilelcimiiled to give eeiy es
hlbitor .i squat i deal These men halo
1 bton ucceptfd by the exhibitors with-
o U a pmlist.
Willi the tune for Hit show ami ton
9ntlni1 ili.iwmg ileal, the elitiy list is
filsl assuming glgiiiitlo piopoi lions.
Snllli'lenl liaie alieady been receliod
tdlusuii' the baniiei sluep show eer
lielO in tliu west.
Likewise the in i.ingemeiits for the
eiiiiNentloii aie iie.iiiiigciiiupletloli. A
teiilatiiu pioginiu Incluiles addresses
by lea ling slice) men of the wast, seu
atois, lepieseiitatives nnd goieruuiH.
In the way of euleitaiiiineiit, the del
igatesiireptotnisedtiti uucciisiiigiouud
of moiiitnent. Chiel aiuoiig Hie feai
nies is a sinoUer and luudiivlllo which
will bo giien by ihc houth Omiiha
stockmen on the evening of December
15. Ariangemeuts me also under way
for a iccept Ion and theatre party the
preceding night A theatte will be
bought out for the evening uud el cry
inomlu-r ot the association and his
fiieuils will be the gmstsof the Omaha
t'tiiiuncicial Club and the business men.
Omaha realizes the impoitutico of
the convention and the inui who con
stitute lis ineinheisolp. They will bo
gheu the best iu shop and In tho met
nip ilis iliiil meattn the Lost Iheie is to
be had iu the country.
Special
Iuipioved 1(10 act e I'uun, 3J miles
ffoln good. totVYMis 1 mile io mjlu)il.
Half level, balance gently rolling. 80
acres under cultivation, Hunrics past
ure. 4U auies of best laud utlbroUeu.
All good fertile soil, tindeihiid with
clay subsoil and free from suud or
roolc, ill good territory. I'rieo 81W0O.
Will accept desirable town property
up to 82(100 or&JOOO, or trade fornu HO
acres or any desii able property up to
83000 or 91000. This farm is fairly im
proved with house, birn, granaries,
windmill etc uud will tent for 9400
cash or better. Worth your time to
investigate. Chief Ofpiok.
DAN GARBER & CO.
Pit Brow Lassies.
( How difficult it is to make laws to!
Jult everybody Is Illustrated again in
, he tale which comes from England
jnbout the lassies of Lancashire. The
poor slaves I Thoy spend tholr young
lives pushing heavy coal tubs to tha
Jnlt brows of tho mines. No decent
(civilization wotiiu permit Its women to
jbo bo injured! So tho philanthropists
jargucd, and straightway a (bill was,
passed forbidding tho employment of!
Jwomen ut tho pit brows, nut wore'
the beneficiaries grateful? Not at all.
iTliey protested. A deputation of them,
traveled to London under tho aegis of
tho mayor, and mayor's wlfo of Wlgan
jto urge tho repeal of tho law! "They,
all looked healthy," says tho report,!
,"and well dressed for their station.".
fThey are quito able to do tho work,
jthey protested, and do not want any!
fcenovolent Parliamentary Intorvcntloal
jta their behalf.
Shifting Ministers.
One of Wesley's reasons for shifting
Ids preachers every thrco years was
nvowedly that they might be able to
preach tho samo sermon over again to
different congregations. Ho knew by
jexperlenco tho dlfllculty of sormon
baking. After a few weeks, he said,
ft preacher cannot find matter for
fircachlng every morning and evening,
'nor will tho peoplo como to hear blra,
jwherens If he nover stays more than
ja Fortnight in one place be will find
?lonty of matter, and tho people will
ear htm gladly. I know that were I'
to preach .one wholo year In one place,
1 should preach both myself and my.
congregation to sleep. '
Live Litterateur Resented. '
, "Yon don't soem to care for any au
thors eieept those of a previous gen
ration."
"Well," replied Mr. Cumrox, "I ami
Elnd o' prejudiced in their favor. You'
ee, there's no chance that aiothar a
the girls will invite 'em to partial to
act auperdllous aad superior."
Ckief A& Briif Remits
The New National Alarm
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The Best Alarm Clock ever made. Built
and runs like a watch. More than a million
already sold. If you have not gotten yours,
do so now. NEW STOCK JUST IN
Newhouse Bros.
E. H. NEWHOUSE. Prop.
Jeweler and Optometrist.
Can You Ask More? .
Ytar Nmcv Back far the Askln. Tea
rrewisawtaiat
We ure so confident that wo can fur
nish relief for indigestiou and dyspep
sia that we promise to supply the
medicine freo of all cost to every one
who uses it uqcording to -Mrectlons
who Is not perfectly satisfied with tho
results. We exact no promises uud
put no one under Hny obligation what
ever. Surely nothing could bo fairer.
Wo are located right here whore vou
live, and our reputation should bo suf-
tlcient HBsurnnce of the genuineness of
our offer.
We wont everyone who is tumbled
with indigestion or dyspepsia in anj
Opera House!
. Mon. & Tues., Dec. 4 and 5
M ssVMissiaa,isssssusjidStiJ 1 lie
& CO.
magIoans !
$5000 worth
of Illusions,
Mysteries,
Tricks, Etc.
Lavishly
Mounted
and Excellently
Presented
A GUARANTEED
Pricei for this engagement ON LYr, "
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C. B. & Q. Watch Inspector
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form to come to our store and bny a
box of Kexall Dyspepsia Tablets.
Take them home, and give them a
reasonable trial, according to direct
ions. If they don't please yon, tell us
and we will quickly return your
money. They have a very mild but
positive action upon the organs with
which they come in contact, apparent
ly acting ns a regulative tonio upon
the relaxed muscular coat of the bowel,
thus overcoming weakness, and aiding
to restore the bowels to more vigorous
and healliy activity. Three sizes, 3fic(
50u and 91. lleiueniber, you can ob
tain lloxall Remedies only at our
store The Kexall Store. The H. K.
firico Drojr Co.
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