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figure. If you want corset style, corslet com
fort and corset wear, see our fitter. Sensible
prices $1 to $6.
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HOME NEWS
Bulletin of Tho Week's Doings
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See Warren's restaurant for Fresh
Ovsters.
Our dluners advertise themselves, II
Ludlow. adv
See tlie complete Hue of rugs at
Miner llros. Co.
Prof. Moritz returned home Satur
day from Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Trout spent
Suuday, In McCook.
The County Commissioners were in
session 'Tuesday.
When Indeed of anythiug in the rug
line see Miner Bros. Co.
Geo. Topham was down from Blue
Hill this week visiting his parents.
Ceo. E. Hall, otio of the prosperous
bankers at Franklin, was in town
Saturday.
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L. DeTour was a business visitor in
the city froin-Uuide Bock the first of
the week.
W. Shepardbon came down from Re
publican City Tuesday for a short
business visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitely of Walnut
Creek visited their daughter, Mrs. Cy
Norrls Wednesday.
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The ladles of the Baptist church will
hold a market at Wullbrandt'a store
Saturday, Nov. 15.
Don't fall to see the New assortment
of Coats which arrived at the Miner
Bros. Co,, this week.
A Great Picture
A famous war drama, Shenandoah,
niade In the Shenandoah Valley, Vir
ginia tiud at Charlestowu, S. C, '
See the bombardment of Fort Sump
ter made on tho exact spot.
Sheridan's Hide and the battle of
Winchester, with charging cavalry, Ac.
louo Soldiers iu thrilling battle
becnes,
At the Tepee next Wednesday and
Thursday, Nov. 10 und CO.
( G. Tatwe & Son
The tJirl who goes in for out
door life as well as society
will find in thisJ.C. C. model
a corset that sets off the
charms of her figure to a
nicety, and yet allows a grace
ful freedom of movement.
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College Girl
No. 4
The low bust suggests un
corseted ease and grace, while
the extreme long skirt en
hances the natural silhouette
lines of the youthful femi
nine form.
model, daintily trimm
L K Johnson of Omaha was a busi
ness vlsttort.in this city Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Cox k returned
from their western trip Monday even
ing. Miss Dora Doose has returned to her
homo in Lincoln after visiting friends
here.
Lest you forget hot wattles at the
Puritan restaurant. II. Ludlow Pro
prietor. When you want A Short Order or
Fresh Oysters go to. Warren's res
taurant. The young people of our city spent
an enjoyable evening, Wednesday, in
the Masouio hall dancing.
Miss Gertrude Milligan of McCook
spent the last of the week in this city
with friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs John Husselbacher de
parted the last of the week for Des
Moines, Iowa to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John Petrie of Lincoln
are iu the city this week visiting at
the homos of Ed and John Kellogg.
Henry Uarman of Hardy stopped
over iu Red Cloud Wednesday. He
was enroute to Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Johu Schlief and wife returned
home from Kansas points the last of
the week where they bad beeu visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin of Doniphan
are here visiting Mrs, Martin's father,
Rev. O. W. Hummel. Mrs. Martin will
be remembered as Miss Nettie Hum
mel who before her marriage was a
teacher In our schools,
The Y. M. C A. has just received a
shipment of books from the State Li
brary Association to be used in the
rooms In this shipment there are 04
volumes of good reading matter, and
these in connection with the books al
ready at the rooms make a good assort
ment to select from. There are books
for both, adults and juvenllo readers.
Captain Prossur of the Salvation
Army wns in lied Cloud the first of
the week. He will probably be re
memborod by some of the older resi
dents of this olty as he held services
here some sixtoon years ago. It is
said that he will return to this city In
a few weeks with a large army of
workers who will hold meetings here.
Will Mount ford was In Uluc Hill
Tucsiltiy.
Dr. S.uidet'hou and wife Imvo moved
Into Dr. Jones' residence.
Mrs. K. IJ. Smith of Lincoln h visit
lug friends in town this week.
I .est yon forgot liot wntlle.s ut the
l'tiritan lustiiurmit. II. Ludlow, Pro
prietor. --. --
Mrs. L, M. MoKoltfhmi und daughter
Miss Kdlth mo visiting in Himtiiic.s
this week.
Dr. Crots tuitoed to Franklin Sun
day. His wife, who lias Wen visiting
there, accompanied liliu home.
Yes, more Coats just received at the
Miner Uros. Co. Don't fail to see tliein.
1'iiccs range from SO. 00 up in Women'
sizes.
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Mrs. Geo. Waircti and daughter
Mrs. Ned l! times and children, left
this morniiiK' for Lincoln to visit rela
tives. Miss Gertrude Coon returned home
the last of the week from Omaha where
she had been attending the state teach
ers' meeting.
The Miner llros. Co., of this city
have just received a new shipment of
75 of t ho newest Styles in Ladies Coats.
Prices ratige 80.00 up.
Mrs. Hoy Ziut and children of Mc
Cook were visiting her graud mother,
Mrs. Conurer und also her aunt Mrs.
John Person this week.
Wo haudle the Mucllor& Kellcrcele
brated box candles, also Chase's fancy
bulk chocolates. Puritan Restaur
ant, II. Ludlow, proprietor.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dawson and
daughter, Miss (lladys, and Mr. and
Mrs, Holmgruiuof UuldoKock were In
the city Tuosday attending the Farm
ers' Institute.
Mrs. Frank Cowden of lied Cloud
is in theclty the guest of Mrs. C. E
Stiue. A number of the ladles were
entertained in her homo Monday after
noon by Mrs B. W. Woolsoy. Superior
Journal.
Services will be held at the. Baptist
church next Sunday and the Sunday
following, both morning and evening.
ltev. A. L. Candee of Golden, Colorado
will preach. A cordial Invitation is
extended to all to attend these services.
II. L. Simiii who was superintendent
of "our city schools a few years ago ha
been vUiting friends here this week.
Mr. Sams is now located In Soolts
bluffs. He savs that section of Ne
braska is on the boom and promises to
be oue of the best parts of the state.
The I. O. O. F., lodge has organized h
full degree staff of four teams and
have taken on new life. They are now
busy every Monday uighttakiugcandl-
dates thru tho degree work. The En
campment will meet Friday night and
u full attendance is desired as there
will be work.
Friday afternoon, the Red Cloud
High school foot ball team and the
Oxford High school team will meet on
the local gridiron. This will be a
good game as Oxford has one of the
fattest teams iu the Republican valley.
Go out and root for ithe home team
and be a booster.
Bessie Arietta Jay, aged 1 year 5
months and i days, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Cuas. Jay died Wednesday at
their home in the north part of town.
A short service were held at the home
this morning at 10:30 and the remains
were taken to Lawrence for burial.
The bereaved parents have the sym
pathy of all iu their sad hour of be
rcavement.
Alf. Saladen hearing the old proverb
"as handy as a pocket in a night
shirt" hied himself to the tailor Mon
day morning and had a pocket install
ed as a part of his night wear. It all
came about because he forgot that his
bed room had a spring lock on Jt
which left him to parade the cold hall
on a frosty, morning. Alf says he
would not care if no oue bad found it
out but he feels like going over the
transom.
Keal Estate transfers.
For the week ending Nov. lltb., 401.1.
Complied by M. W. Carter, Bonded Ab
stracter, Red Cloud, Nebr.
Milo E. Powell and wife to Char
les S, Uetrow, wd,nwsec. 21-
212 8 7000
Alma Kuhn to Ferdinand Wade
man, qed, swK 20-1-10 l
William S. Bense and wife to Os
car J. Sattley, wd, lot 5, Blk.
2U, lied Cloud 7fl00'
T. 11. Hawkins and wife to Nimby
P. (Campbell, wd, he!.,' nujf, .
nuse.(hec. 10-1-10 7200
William S. Bense and wife to
Thomas II Hawkins, wd, sw4
8-2-10.... rioOO
Uussell W. Shields und wlfo to
J3he
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Friday and Saturday
XOV. II 15
A Four Hocl Program
T11HMAN In the IWIUN-A west
ern dinina wlili IlKincho Hilly In fore
ground. l'ATIIh WUtiKI.V-Willi lis world
wide views.
Tho CIKIi. the CLOWN and the
DONKKY Comedy.
TAHVLUI l-'ALLS. (in.-An Inter
esliugHceiiit' liom Hie south.
The. FoUliTII KICLIi will lie a good
drama.
Monday and Tuesday
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which way did in-: oo-ah .n
tertaihiug Comedy. Vilagraph.
A TKNOHUHliAUTKD CltOOK-A
Itiograph drama.
Wednesday and Thursday
NOV. 111-20
SHENANDOAH-A splendid 3 reel
Civic War feature picture, made in tho
famous Shenandoah Valley of Virginia
and Cliarlestown, S. C. You can't beat
tho patriotic himwiiI of those scenes
where the Federals are wavering,
when Ocn. Phil Sheridan gallops In
from "twenty miles nwav." rallies the
scattering forces and snatches a vic
tory out of the tire.
FIGKLK FORTUNES FAVOR A
good drama will conclude tho program.
First show at 7:110, Matinee Saturday
teruoon ut 'it'M) n in.
Bjtcruoou ut 'it'M p. in.
Julius Hein, wd, ne' 14-4-10.. lOOOO
Edwin T. Foe, single to Laura
Angle, wd, lots i:i, li, Blk. l,
Foe & MclJrlde Add Cowles. . . lOo
C. F. Gund nod wife to Mary E.
Clark, (cd, nej ,11-l-rj
George S. Fogg and wife to Wil-
helm Busking, (jed, west !:
acres of n n j 17-2-12 1
E. U. Overman and wife to Joseph
SaladuO'.'.wd, h, sw. 281! 1 1 . . 1700
Emmu Tomliusoii, et. al to Max
Buder, qcd, lots !, 10, 11, 12, 13, "
Blk. 1, Unide Itnek !125
Frank .1. Monday and wife to W.
It. Saundeas, et. al., wd, lots -',
3, 4, f., (!, Blk. s, Sub-Div. An-
nex lot VI to Red Cloud 1
Mortgages Hied, S'27,'i3'2.l)(l
Mortgages released; 97,030.0(1.
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Congregational Church
4lHmv can busy people make prac
tical use of tho Bible" will be the sub
ject of the set man Sunday morning at
tho Congregational chinch.
Tho evening service will be In charge
of the Women's Missionary society.
Papers or addresses will lie given by
the following ladies:
Mrs. Lucy Stonebreaker, "A General
View of China."
Mrs. Susan Dixon, "New and Old
Forms of Education."
Mlhs Eliza Cottiug: "Medical Mis
siotis."
Mrs. Julia Warren, "Life of John R
Matt."
Mrs. C. J. Pope, "Work Among the
Indians."
Mrs. John J. Bayne, "City Missions."
All cordially invited. The evening
offering will be for missions.
G. G. DENNY
AUCTIONKKR.
muimrior, Mobratka.
Ph.ne 3J7
Nor. 10. R. L. Wehrman. 5 miles
north and M east of Nelson.
Nov. 2o. II. I. Newton, 5 miles
southeast of Blue Hill.
Nov. 25. O. L. Drake 4 miles north
of Nelson.
Nov. 2;. JIans Simolson, ,0 miles
north of Hardy.
Jan. 28. Murel Nash, 4 miles north
east of Guide Rock.
Feb. s. S. Richardson, 0 miles north
west of Burr'Oak.
Feb. 3. J. II. Hamilton &. Son, bred
sow sale of Poland Chinas, Guide Rock.
Feb. 0. W. L. Denny, & miles north
of Guide Rook.
Feb. 10. Lew Smith, 3 miles north
cast of Guide Rock.
Feb. 11. U. O. Illggins 3 miles north
of Nora.
Feb. 17.. Rodney Rogers, 5 miles
southeast of Mt.lClure.
Feb. 25 A. T. Cross, Duroc Jersey
sow sale in Guide Rock.
Feb. 2d, Nate Simpson, 2 miles
northwest of Guide Rock.
Feb. 31. Jas. Martin, i miles
southeast of Mt. Clare.
March 0. Barnard and Illggins will
make a Poland China sow sale at Nel
son. GOOD ADVERTISING
IS NEVER AN EXPENSE.
IT ALWAYS MORE
THAN PAYS FOR ITSELF.
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Going Jiiaay
Whollicr you aro or not, its a
jjuori idea to Check up your
noeds in Clothing and Fur
nishings and conic in and
sec us. We've prepared for
a big Thanksgiving trade and
can take care of you in good
shape.
Kuppenheimer Clothcraft
and Society Brand
Suits and Overcoats for Men
and Young Men.
Tho BestCIothing money can
buy. Priced Within Your
Reach.
$8.00 to $30.00
Mens' Ties. Shirts, Under
wear, Silk Hosiery, Collars,
Gloves, Mittens, Hats, Caps
and Fine Trousers.
Come To Us For Your
Thanksgiving Needs you'll
not have any regrets.
Jhe Qowden-Kaley (Jlothing Qo.
Red Cloud's Fore Most Clothers
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Special Brass
Bed Sale
During the Week Commencing
NOVEMBER 10th.
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I shall make a Special Sale
on my Guaranteed Brass Beds,
Mattresses and Snrintfs. This
is a Bonded Brass Bed Guaran-
teed for 10 years has two inch
f) posts, and will not tarnish.
This Mattress is made of Felted cot-
, ton and is guaranteed for Five years, the
Springs is made of the best tempered steel
Has interlocking top wires, and will not.
sag nor lose its shape. It is guaranteed
for Ten years.
This Combination of Bed, Mattress and
Springs will be sold during this sale for
ONLY $26.35
This it a rare bargain and anyone desiring fo pur
chase anything in this line should see our goods
before buying.
ROY SATTLEY
Licensed Embalmer and Furniture Dealer.
DR. CHAS. E. CROSS
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Look over our liuu of box caudles
boforo buying The Puritan restaur
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Farm Loana-l have a limited a
inount of private money to pluee in first
mortunffu farm securities, bhort or
Ioiik time, at lowest rates with optional1
payments. Write or phone. Daniel.
Gaicukii, Kiverton, Nebraska.
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For tfooduesseaUo buy your candies
at Tho Hon Ton UaUery. Jusf; receiv
ed u fresli supply of Kimball's choco
lates tho best ever. '
The largest lino of ruirs In (lie citr
on display at Miner Bros. Co.
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