The Red Cloud chief., 1900-03-16
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Northern grown seeds, Racket Store.
Heaters in endless variety a W. w.
Wright's.
Full line Of fresh bulk garden seeds
at w. b Roby's.
Mrs. Nelse Longtin visited friends in
Riverton Sunday.
IL you want anything in the harness
line see Fogel & H~utchison.
Rev. +. A VanDyke of Franklin was
a visitor in the city this week.
NANTED:-Good girl for general
housework.-MRs O. &. TEL
Our phone number is now ~ Call
us up when you need job printing.
Mrs Amy Tcel who has been visit.
ing here went to- Lincoln the first Of
the week.
Have you examined our line of wash
fabrics for umme They are going
rapidly. MINER Bros.
John Becker and Miss Angie Nelson
both of Campbell, were united in mar.
riage by Rev. II. A. Barnes on the l4th
Fred Turnure who has been visiting
in California 10, a n,nnth 80 an pnot for
the benefit of his health has returned
home again.
Miss Ethel Henderson,: arrived in the
city on Friday evening from her home
at Hebron and is visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. 5. +. Spokestield.
Grandma Smelsei. mother OF Frank
and Geo. Smelser, died at the home of
her son George in this city last night.
The cause Of her death was pneumonia.
Forty styles bedroom suits, 20 styles
%couches, Is styles dining room chairs.
A few items from our big furniture
shipment to be placed on sale next
WeeK.-MlNER DROS'
Postmaster Slime of Superior, one of
the worthy and hard working editors
for the republican cause who finally
after many years was rewarded, was
visiting in the city the first of the week
with friends.
Having decided to add to my tailor
ing establishment a special order de-
partment, | will on March 18th be
ready to order for you at tie following
prices; Suits from 90 80 up. Worsted
suits, guaranteed all wool, from sll SO
up. Trousers from 1926 up. Fancy
Vests from 1926 up.-H. p. SowTER,
Merchant Tailor, Red Cloud, Neb.
The unterrified (democrats) of Web.
ster county met in mass convention a,
Blue Hill Monday and selected dele
gates to the two state conventions ant
d ,legates to the congressional conven
ton. L. j. Ward heads the severa
d legations and is Of the opinion thai
A.. G. Shallenbarger OF Alma will bt
the democratic choice for the congress
sional honors.
"Love's dream is DER, farewell, fare
WELL" was the thoughts of one of Oul
young men as he awoke from a ftfuI
dream in which he had been trying
to establish telephone connections
with his best girl in a distant town.
He got far enough along in his dream
to ring up central" and ask for "No,
90 at - please" and just then his
little brother who was sleeping with
him gave him . poke in the ribs and
asked him to let 20. The brother
has made up his mind 70 keep still the
next time until the time comes for him
to ring on"
List of letters remaining uncalled fol-
at the p~ostofice at Red Cloud. Neb,
rsska, for the week ending March 18th,
1900:
Brown, 4. Mrs. Lucy G
Chury, II. A. Davis, Cal
Decker, Alberta Doyle. Id
Flack, Mrs. Fred Coroe
Goodrich, Cecil Harpham, j.
Hensley, Josie AcIntire, T. G.
Newman, M. b. Phinaie, Fulie
Priest, Annie Sohriner. Susie
Wilson, Helen Peterson, Jshn g.
Thosa letters will - sent to the dead
Lsttsr o6os Mar. 18Th. II net called fei
bstsre. When cailiAg fer Above pleas
az aAvSrlssA.-T. G. HAoK1, p. II
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