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Deaths and Funerals.
Sad Death Of Mrs. r. E. GOble.

Mrs. Cassie Goble, wife of f. f..
Goble, one of the oldest and most
highly esteemed ladies of this city,
died very suddenly about l1:30 Satur-
day night, from heart failure. Mrs.
Goble had been suffering with heart
disease for II number of years, but her
condition was not thought to be dan
gerous. Saturday morning she com
planned of feeling i'll, but she was able
to be up and around in the afternoon.
When she retired at about 10 o'clock
| she rem ,rked that she felt much bet
ter than she did in the morning. When
the storm came up about ll:3O Mr.
Goble arose to close the windows and
| spoke to Mrs. Goble, who answered
him. A moment later he felt the bed
rremble and he spoke to her again,
but she did not reply. Lighting "A
lamp, he found that his life partner
had passed to the great beyond.
Funeral services were held at the
family residence Tuesday morning,
conducted by the Rev w. Bennett
Maze, pastor of the M. f church, and
the remains were laid to rest in the
Red Cloud cemetery.
Case Blosser was born in York,
Pa, July II, l845, and lacked only a
few days of being GO years of age when
she died. When a girl she removed
with her parents to Louisa county, la
where, on March IL, 1866, she was
married to +. f. Goble. They came to
Red Cloud from Columbus junction,
Iowa, in 1879, and have since made
: their home in this city, spending a
!, part of their time in Oklahoma, where
Mr.. Goble has business interests.
:. Besides her husband, Mrs. Goble is
3 survived by three children and two
5 sisters. The children are Mrs V b.
, Fulton of Red Cloud, Harry Goble of
4 North Platte and Frank Goble of st
Louis, the sisters being Mrs. James
Goble of Holdrege and Mrs. G. Nj.
I Denham of Lincoln.
/. Mrs. Goble was we'll and favorably
{ known to almost every man, woman
AMI child in Red Cloud, and her sud
e den death, which was announced early
Sunday morning, was a great shock to
o her hosts of friends.
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from Columbia City, Indiana, the
first of the week, where she has been
visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Blackledge and
children left for Flanagan, Iowa, the
first of the week, where they will visit
for several weeks.
Henry Clark went to Lincoln Thurs.
day morning, and from there will go
to York to join his wife, who is visit
ing relatives there.
f. &. Denham of Omaha and Miss
Eilie Denham of Lincoln attended the
funeral Of their aunt, Mrs. l.. +. Goblc,
in this city Tuesday.
The u. A. II. and w II. G. have sub
scribed funds for placing a handsome
memorial window IN the south side of
the new Nj +. church.
A. Putram, II prosperous farmer
from the Northbranch neighborhood,
was in Red Cloud Saturday and made
this Office "a pleasant call.
We regret to omit a very interesting
statement of the rural free delivery
service out of Red Cloud this week.
1t will appear next week.
The pastor will present the theme,
"rhe Glory of God' at the Congrrga-
tional church Sunday morning. Open
40, n,n.t;puc ia tho aynninU
Harvey Rickelson of Bedford, No,
brother. in.law of w. Is. Saunders, the
new lumberman, Al rived in Red Cloud
Saturday and will work in the lumber
yards.
Miss Cecil TAYLOR returned from
Grand Island Thursday morning,
where she has been for n few days
visiting with her friend, Miss Bessie
Marsh.
Jake Nustein of st. Joe was shaking
hards with old friends here this week.
Jake will have to come back to Red
Cloud some time or other, for he can't
stay away.
Ed Collyer and wife of Quincy, Ill
old friends of the editor of this paper,
were in Red Cloud Saturday. They
were on their way to Portland, Ore.
and Vancouver, b. G.
We educate for business. Our gradu
ates are successful. For particular:
address the principal of the CONNIE
cial department of Campbell College
w. S. Pritchett, Holton, Kan. jul2S
:. Having decided to locate here il
Red Cloud, l am prepared to do an,
: kind of cement work-cisterns, side
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walks, foundations and cases, or any
fancy work, and having had eight
years experience in the cement bust.
ness can give the best of references.
Prices reasonable.-C. ii CONKLIN. II
ID. w. Turrure returned last Friday
noon from California, where he has
been for the past three months. Mrs.
Turnure and children will remain
for n few weeks longer.
Tired out, worn out woman cannot,
eat or work, seems as il she would fly
to pieces. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea makes strong nerves and rich
blood. 80 cents, Tea or Tablets. g..
l.. Getting.
Fine piano recitals Monday, Wed.
nesday and Saturday afternoons at 3
o'clock in the Potter block to introduce
& A. GRANGER Co.'S. lire of pianos
The public, especially the ladies are
cordially invited to attend.
II O want a pretty face and delight.
full air,
Rosy cheeks and lovely hair,
Wedding trip across the sea,
Put your faith in Rocky Mountain
Tea. G j.. Getting.
The base bail game between Inavale
and Red Cloud Sunday was called at
the end of the seventh inning on &C
count OF rain, with the score a tie a,
7 to z. Beatty, Red Clouds new
"southpaw," showed up well.
Makes digestion and assimilation
perfect. Makes new red blood ant
bone. That's what HOLSTERS Rock
Mountain Tea will do. A tonic for thu
sick and weak. 30 cents, Tea or Tab
let's. c l. Getting.
The e.. A. GRANGER Go. OF Lincoln
have a fine display OF pianos in tn
Potter block to introduce their line II
this lbcality. Their representatives
&. w. Brigham and +. &. Windmaye
will make special prices and terms I
To the first purchasers.
Every ambitious young MAJ or VIC
man should read the free catal' gn
e n out by the Grand Island Bushes
& Normal College of Grand lslanc
Neb. Its pages fairly sparkle wit
encouraging words for young peopl
II will fire the active student wit
new zeal and kindle the enthusiasm {
the most ~lislless. Students are atlrac
ed to this school from every quarter {
the west and quite a number have a
ranged to go from this county III
annual enrolment OF this scho
reaches one thousand and those VIII
have not the ready money for all tn
expenses are permitted to pay aft'
they have time to graduate and ear
/ the money.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-07-07

Mrs. J. b. Wisecarver and daughter
left for Denver Friday evening to visit
relatives.
Frank Gard Of Wood River, Neb
is visiting with E. M.,Gard and family
this week.
Mrs. John Petit of Guide Rock Wis
tied with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Griffith
this week.
Frank Harmon of Auburn is visiting
with his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Bense.
A baby girl arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Musgrove last Sat
urday morning.
Work will 500 be begun On the
cement walk from the tiremen's hall to
the school grounds.
Miss Hannah White of Bostwick was
a visitor at the home of G. j. Warren's
the hrst of the week.
Mrs. w. A. Sherwood has returned
from Atlantic Iowa, where she has
been visiting with friends.
+. + Goble will leave the first Of the
week for Fort Cobb, Okla, to look
after his business interests.
You can now take your annual bath.
The tubs at M~anspeaker's barber shop
are again in working order.
Mrs. Henry Clark and children de-
parted for York Friday to make an
extended visit with relatives.
For rent-After July l, residence,
corner Cedar street and Third avenue
Inquire at Newhouse's store.
Miss Nellie Sherman will leave Sur
day for Longm"nt. Col, for a visi'
with her sister, Mrs. Ward Hiatt.
James Goble of Holdrege attended
the funeral of his sister-in'law, Mrs
F.. Z. Gob!e, in this city, Tuesday.
Arthur Myers and wife departed FOL
Lincoln Tuesday, where Mrs. Myer'
will have an operation performed.
Frank Goble arrived in the city Mon
day from St. Louis, having beer
called here by the death of his mother
Rudolph STREET, one of the prosper
Gus farmers of northwest Webster, wa
a pleasant caller at this Office Monday
Don't forget to insure your propert
against fire, lightning and cyclone
with l.. ii. Fort, agent, Damerell BLOCK
Hensey Robinson of Denver arrive
: in Red Cloud Saturday evening for
visit with his cousins, the Robinso
. children.
Morhart Bros. are having a cemer
walk laid in front Of their store, whic
D completes the permanent walk alon
8 that block.
Mrs. Omar ID ling came down frol
o McCook the first of the week, whel
she had been visiting, her sister, Mr.
Pearl Ely.
Paul Dickson of Newark, Ne
o Jersey, arrived in Red Cloud Tuesds
morning for a short visit with relativ'
o and friends.
IL. A. Bowman, the general me
chandise promoter, of Blue Hill,
10 conducting a ~two-weeks' cleanup sa
v at Gilead, Neb.
Mrs. W. A. Williams arrived hon
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John Gilbert Injured.

AS John Gilbert was driving n of
his fast horses west Of town this morn
ing the animal became frightened and
ran away. One wheel of his road cart
was torn off and Mr. Gilbert was
thrown out, receiving some severe
cuts and bruises about the head. The
accident happened near Vic Fulton's
residence.
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Accident at Bladen.

Mrs. Wheat and little child were
thrown from a buggy at Bladen just
before noon on the Fourth, their horse
having becomd frightened at John
Bakers automobile. Mrs. Wheat was
was severely cut about the face and
head, while the child escaped with
a few sli ht bruises.
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LOCALETTES

Hay and teed at Plumb's.
Plumb sells Blue Hill flour.
Will Kizer is home from Lincoln.
Go to Fred Plumb's for flour or feed.
Ed Walters went up to Bladen Mon
dag.
Mrs. j. l.. Miner is home from Blue
Hill.
Mrs. A. A. Frame is home from Blue
Hill.
DIR. +. A. Thomas, dentist, Damerell
block.
Joe Blair of Lincoln was in the city
Friday.
Walter Haley was up from Chester
Sunday.
Girl Wanted Apply at Hale's res
taurant.
Mrs. Case was down from Kearney
Tuesday.
Ernest Graves was up from Wymore
this week.
Miss Nellie Warren returned from
Hastings Thursday.
DR.. and Mrs. Creighton were In
Blue Hill Tuesday.
Miss Bernice Highly is visiting with
Miss lone Albright.
Face massage and ladies' shampoo
at Hayes barber shop.
Wanted-Girl for housework' In
quire of f.. H. Newhouse.
Fred Hedge returned from Grand
Island Saturday morning.
Take your poultry and hides 10
Plumb. Top prices paid.
Mrs. Myrtle Kimsey of Lincoln Is a
guest of Mrs. w Il. Bo! rer.
DR.. J.'T. Bomford went to WILDER
Monday morning for a visit.
Mrs. Pegg and daughter returned
from Hastings Thursday morning.
Mrs. Graves visited with her daugh
ter, Mrs. higgins, at Bladen this week
Joshua Rushton of Northbranch was
peasant caller at this office Satur
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. Z. Grice n chill
dren in end to leave for Denver Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. w. Edison and Chi
dren OF Blue Hill visited in town TIL
week.
Rev. w. Bennett Maze made a tri
to the eastern part of the state TN
week.
Plumb the feed man will pay you tn
highest price for poultry, eggs an
hides.
A. w. MeReynolds has complete
the survey of the city aud returned
Nelson.
-. A cement walk is to be built alo
the sonth side of the high scho'
grounds.
' II. j. Clark entertained a few OF b
gentlemen friends at cards Wednesda
evening.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-07-07
Are You Using Aliens FOOt-EaSe?

Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot
Ease, a powder. 1t cures Corns, Bun
ions, Painful, Smarting, Hot, Swollen
feet. At all druggists and shoe stores,
2lc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-07-07
To Cure a Cold In One Day.

TAX Laxative Bromo Quinine tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
il it fails t o cure. f. w. Groves sigma.
ture is on each box. 25c.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-07-07
Mower Knives
Sections
Guards and
Plates

We carry a complete line
to fit all Mowers.
These are A No. I goods
and will give the best of
satisfaction.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-07-07
We have also a
Sickle Grinder

that is a sickle grinder in
every sense of the word.
1t grinds the heel as we'll
as the point of the section;
will sharpen old sickles
good as new. Ask to see
it and you will be con-
vinced.
Our PRICES on sickle
and sections are RIGHT.
We mean what we say.
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FUN AND WORK.

The public has rather odd idea of
writer's in general and Of writer's Of
funny stories In particular. The re-
mark Is often heard with regard to the
latter that such a man is q genius.
whose wit is efferyescent and flows
from his brain like the ink from his
pen. But those who are engaged In
writing know that this is not the case
and that the journalistic field is too
large to include none but the few
geniuses who could be found In the
world. Consequently the great major
ity of writer's, both in comic and a
serious vein, are those whose thoughts,
when they come at all come slowly and
reluctantly. Journalists have never
been known to complain that their
typewriters work toe slowly, but
rather that the clock moves too fast.
AS rule, however, these sorrows
of the writer are kept to the writer's
own self. Seldom does one Of them
ruthlessly and deliberately tear away
the pretty veil of supposition the
public draws about him and reveal
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LApDspALE.

LAddsdale. Feb. 1o.-Wiriam Hart.
OF Ottumwa, secured work IN the
mines on Monday.
James Roberts spent Sunday with
his family in South Ottumwa. M
The new mines are running full
time, both day and night, with their
entries; at present they have six en-.
tries going. Mr.. Pool, the superin.
tendent. is making strong efforts to
open up tho mines as fast as time will
admit.
John Hinkle, Of Davis county, spent
Sunday In town with his brother, w.
B. Hinkle, the landlord at the Eclipse
hotel.
Thomas McCarty. one Of the enter.
prising miners, spent Sunday with
his family on his farm near Eldon.
Charles Peterson and John Deylin,
Of Keb. were business callers in town
this week.
James Spears and son, Of Keb, Sc.
cured work in the mines here this
week. Mr.. Spears is a welcome addi.
ton to the town. Ill
Frank White spent Sunday in OF.
tumwa with HIS family, returning on
Monday.
W. b. Davis, the manager for the
Laddsdale supply company, spent
Sunday In ottumwa with his family
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sIGoyRNEY.

sigourney, Feb. 9. - The county at
torney Hugo F. Goldner made his
first appearance without his clutches
yesterday for the first time since his
painful accident of shooting himself
in the foot several weeks ago.
Miss Della Roop of Hedrick came
over Sunday evening and visited at the
home Of e. e. Phelps until this morn.
ing.
The people Of this place did the good
Samaritan act toward the family OF
Harry Harris Their home was the
scene of fire one week ago last Sun.
day Much damage was done to their
uninsured furniture and personal eft.
fects, some Of it by the fire but the
greater part by water People OF the
town have since dubbed together, re.
placed all the destroyed and injured
property. besides presenting them a
few extra articles in token OF their
friendly feeling and neighborliness.
Editor Ralph G. Coffin and Cashier
George T. McCarty OF Delta. were
|transacting business here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Parker left for
Hedrick today.
Cashier A. w. Kadel was down a
few hours yesterday. He brought T.
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golf In Scotland, says the San Antonio
Express.
Golf in Scotland is almost a dis.
ease" she said. "The passion and the
perseverance that the Scot brings to
golf are quite incredible With In.
Vulnerable players here is nothing
nothing-that can compare in their
affections with the game.
Il heard not long ago Of an elderly
bachelor In Edinburgh who had played
golf from his boyhood up. He was a
lawyer, and every minute he could
steal from the courts was devoted to
the links. This man allowed neither
religion nor society nor business to IN.
terfere with his daily golf He had
never courted a girl because, he said,
golf hadn't allowed him the time.
Hence everybody was surprised
one day to hear that the crusty old
gentleman was to be married. A cad.
die-the caddies are men In Scotland
went to him, wrung him by the
hand, and said sentimentally:
Man. I'm glad yer goin' to wed.
/ think ye must love her dearly.
knew your life will be all bliss and
sweetness now, and envy We the
golden days o. romance in store
Pooh, pooh, Robert said the 9th.
es. It's nothing Of that sort. Mac
mann, the champion, took a wife last
year and 1t improved his game. am
just taking one In the hope that Il
Will improve NINE"
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himself as one Of the millions OF hard
working toilers. Recently, however
Peter Finley Dunno, whose "Mr
Dooley" has made millions laugh, and
think too, has been compelled to dis
continue writing for time and has IL
order to protect himself and his pat
rons, issued a letter which serves tc
rove the truth of the facts expressed
above. Mr.. Dunno writes:
Il am very sorry that must stor
writing the Dooley articles for 8
month or more. Since had an opera
ton on my eyes ten days ago have
not been able to write and the doctor
advises me to take sea voyage.
sail on Wednesday, and / hope to be
able to renew the articles very soon
after arrive in Europe.
Il fully appreciate the feeling of the
editors regarding the Dooley letters
was for long time Sunday edito,
OF newspaper and know what II
means to miss an expensive feature
but cannot really do any better than
| have Deen doing. The Dooley articles
grow harder to write and, expect
harder to read as the years 70 by
Considering the price paid, would be
doing the newspapers an Injustice II
| sent out articles that did not con.
scientiously think were up to the
standard. whatever that standard NAV
be. would also be doing an injustice
to myself. Half a dozen such articles
as / have written at times and de.
stroyed would end our very pleasant
arrangement. believe that forty
articles q year that really think GOOD
enough to print are better than fifty.
two articles including twelve that
would not accept If I were an editor
of paper, and they were sent In to
me. This Is the way have always
worked. and it is really the only way
can work and get any satisfaction
out OF 1t. would rather take little
less money and do satisfactory work
than little more money and feel
that was not giving everybody full
measure"
MI. Dunno has many admires throug.
out the country. His articles featur.
ing Mr.. Dooley" Irish philosopher
and monogolist are among the best
comic writings Of the present genera.
ton. II anyone were genius. he
should be one. But his letter brings
out the fact that writing is Just az
muc "a work as any manual labor. It
is. too, an indication Of Mr.. DUNES
sincerity toward his patrons. Rather
than give them an article he knows
would not be acceptable he will forego
the pleasure of increasing his bank
account even to their disadvantage.
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Yampa. Feb. 9. Manford Dudgeon
Of Competine was business caller at
this place Friday.
s. A. Beall and sister Miss Helen
Beall were Ottumwa shoppers on Sat.
urday.
Mrs. Tressie Warder visited her
father F. M. Reno on Saturday.
Otis Warder and F. NJ. Reno went to
John FORESTS sale Saturday.
Thomas Rifle made business trip
to Ottumwa Tuesday.
Ed. James Is hauling hay to Ottum.
wa at the present time.
A bobsled load Of young folks of this
vicinity took sled ride and attended
church in Batavia on Monday.
B. H. Burnaugh and family were OF.
tumwa shoppers Tuesday.
Mrs. J. A. Miller was Fairfield
visitor Wednesday.
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State Of Ohio, city Of Toledo. Lucas

State OF Ohio, City Of Toledo. Lucas
County, IS.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he
IL senior partner of the firm Of r. J.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
city Of Toledo. county and state afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum OF 800 for each and every case OF
Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use of Halls Catarrh Cure,
Frank. j. Cheney.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence, this 9Th day of Decem-
Der, A. D., 1885.
(seal) A. w. Gleason,
Notary Public.
Halls ,Catarrh Cure is take ninter-
nally. and acts directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials free
F. ]. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
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COL. s. A. MOORE,

1t was with deep regret that the
people of southern Iowa learned Of
the death Of Col s. A.. Moore this
week. After living more than fifty
years in Davis county, where he was
honored and respected by all who
knew him. this noble man passed
away, leaving behind him void that
cannot be filled, place that will al.
ways be vacant and memory that is
cherished by his friends and COM
fort to his mourning relatives.
Col. Moore was veteran of the
civil war and made notable record.
He entered the war as private in the
Second Iowa and was soon after made
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captain At Fort Donelson he was
twice wounded When he retired from
the service 1t was with the honors of
g lieutenant colonel, although earlier
IN the war he had been offered col
onelcy but declined.
Colonel Moore was always intensely
interested in the welfare of his com
rades. In championing their cause he
could rise to an eloquence which
never failed to thrill those who heard
him. He served term in the Iowa
legislature and during the last session
OF the general assembly was sergeant
alarms of the house.
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b. Johns down to take the westbound
evening passenger for Des Moines.
Mrs. Mamie Barlow and little daugh.
ter Of Cedar Rapids are visiting at
the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r.
6eydel.
The February term Of the district
court began at a m. Wednesday Ia
the. temporary court room two doors
north Of the poStoflce. Hon. Byron w.
Preston, presiding Judge and J. H. p.
Robson on hand and ready to do the
reporting.
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PEOPLES PULPIT.
Tho Craig ssrmons.

sOS SsSs0 S~tshSVSs
Dear Courier:
Owing to the deep interest mani
tested in DR.. A q. Craig's recent ser
mons by hundreds Of Christian people
and others Of this city, l am lead ia
believe the time has come for him ia
be given as wide a hearing as pos
sible.
The following facts have lead to this
conclusion:
First-The vital Importance Of the
subjects he presents.
Second - That he has had the cour'
age Of his convictions, and gives q
ringing message Of no uncertain sound
Third That members OF all de
nominations leave their own churches
and crowd his church to Its full ca
pacity. eager to hear his message.
Fourth That the present endeavor
is not in the interest Of any denomina
ton or political party, but for right
eousness In our midst.
Fifth The law abiding citizens
should give this effort the heartiest
cooperation and personal support
In view Of these facts the following
suggestions are offered:
First - That steps be taken to Sc
cure the Grand Opera House for the
remainder Of his discourses, that all Of
the broad minded and law loving citi
zens Of Ottumwa may hear Of the
need of reform and be Allied with an
enthusiasm worthy Of the cause al
stake.
Second - That all OF the churches
be closed for these few evenings and
let there be real effort In masses to
rally to the cause Of purity and right
eousness In our city.
Third That the various choiri
unite in one large chorus, giving addi
tional inspiration.
That Dr.. Craig has made q mAgnin
cent start In the right direction none
can doubt. It remains for the lovers
Of reform and law abiding to rally
their forces and give countenance tc
this movement. It is a foregone con
clusion that the clergymen of OF
tumwa will gladly cooperate with 9
brother pastor in this endeavor to ex
pose vice and establish virtue. Fol
years they have lifted up their voices
In their own pulpits along these lines
but II ever there was "a set time" tc
unite hearts, hands and voices 1t IL
now! Let all the loyal and true re
member that in Union there Ii
strength" and that by combined eff
fort the citadels Of evil shall collapse
j. Miller.