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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1896)
'i&wWV0BBi&nti'1& THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1896. WHO WILL PASS A GOOD THING ? LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF BARGAINS FOR WHAT YOU CAN DO. WHT WE WILL DO. We save you money when you buy of us. We give you money to buy of us. 5 VERY- Jf BODY. T ,, EVI IN THE VALLEY. HOW IT IS DONE: SS5 00 to tlio person coming the nearest to supplying the missing words to our announcement below, thus making the ad read as the original. $3.50 to the person coming the second Surest and a pair of our best $2.50 Shoes to the single person making the most trials or guesses. Each trial must be accompanied by the purchase of a pair of our popular shoes, or Oxfords. Original copy deposited with People's Bank. Contest to close June 1st. Everybody give it a trial; it costs you nothing. We have such bargains as were never olTeretl before. i Bi i i ROCHESTER STYLES. Come and examine our nobby line of Ladies Fine Shoes. Regular styles in Needle, Narrow, Square and Quarter Dollar Toe, now broad heel. These are values never offered before. tf and upwards. OXFORDS ! OXFORDS ! A handsome line of Lnclioc' nntl Chlldren'a Oxfords. Dongola, Vice Kid and Grain in black, tan and combination colors, beautilul shapes, great wearing qualities, no trash. 1 and itpwards. Men's Fine Welts and McKay sewed Shoes, black and tan. Bojfl, wo hiivo not forgotten you. Wo havo n largo assortment ot Hoys' handsome Hiizor Toee, Nurrow So,uaro ToeB, Opera Toos, Urotid Tocb. Oreut weurers. All kinds of Shoe Diessing. Tan and Patent Leather Polish. SIIOJS UJjA.CK.ING. Black and Tan Laces, Tu-soles, and Shoe Supplies. Let 'cr Rip, and Remember This: If shoes rip, we sew them free. If soles come loose, we tack them free. If straps come off, we replace them free. If our shoes do not give proper service, we will make them satisfactory. j.jXlLL3''JT-rK"t 'xi,'ivynfrvviantuJ3axanfiaimaiastitaMrTim-Tt-Trxvmxmm m ...riu.-. OUR SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT. 1 We have now for our. 2 a large assortment of spring styles, in Men's, Women's, and Children's Shoes, 3 which we have 4 a large and appreciating 5 for some time G AVe have now the finest assortment of shoes the.. 7 of this community have ever had the 8 of seeing, and at such fc 9 as will make them very 10 We have never depended on the 11 of handling the common low 12 goods entirely, although the .-. 13 of the country has compelled us to 14 this class of goods more than at any 15 time. We have in the finest line and styles it is. 1G for experienced workmen to 17 While our store is not a 18 We have been and will bo 10 to keep a clean, bright, and attractive 20 where the most fastidious or humble 21 can come and be carefully and 22 fitted with a handsome 23 of elegant and fashionable shoes to 24 or with the heavier and more serviceable 25 Travel from tho Atlantic or the 2G and you will not find a single , 27 who should be better satisfied or more. 28 than we, on account of the liberal , 20 given me. It has encouraged us and 30 the way for greater and more 31 ellbrts to satisfy each and every one of our. John Strootman s Ladies' Fine Shoes. We havo it largo assortment or theso popular pIioph at 8" M mid $2 oO. Heat wear ing Shoio mude. Kuzor, Bquaro, and oporu toes; all widths, C to KB, sizes 2j to 7. For Hough Service or Farm Wear, Mon'a Grain SonmlesB Shoes, Tip, luco or emigres, Plow Shoes, 0."ib and upward. Children's Serviceable Grain and Calf Shoos. Women'fl Heavy Dougolu Grain, Calf, md Kangaroo Calf Shoes. Lurgo Aisklu Shoes. SOLB AGENT FOR TUB Jtittle Giant School Shoes. Warrntcd. BBST CHILDREN'S SHOES ON KAHTII. RUBBERS ! RUBBERS ! Shoes and Overshoes, high and low cut. to fit all shape shoes. LAST BUT NOT LEAST ! IS pairs $3.f0 to So.00, Ladies' Fino Turn Shoef.; Plain Tcod wo offer you for $1.U5. CO pairs samo as above, with tip, at 82.13. Tuppo are odd eizi'H and inust go at a loss. Do not nccopt our stutotnont, hut como und see for joursolf. Yours for honest endeavor and increased trade, A. H. KALEY, Proprietor Cincinnati Boot and Shoe Store, Fed Cloud, Nebraska. :jCr;-.; zi?xx,A,-ij.v:z-k,.vrv,i-.y.-.v,.'s-,:i-zzr Tire republican convention did tho propor thing this wcok, when they gave the Hon. Wm. McKiuioy a ringing en dorsement. Of all iiiou, ho Ih tho one that tho people want for president, and they will havo him, it tho politiciutiB lot them havo their way. Hon. Jack MuCam. makes the an nouncement to Tin: CitiKK that ho will be k enndidato for governor, subject to the will ot tbo republican stato conven tion. Jack McCall la one of thoso sub stantial men whom we should boploasod to seo get thore. If he gets tho nomina tion, he will bo clootod. A roLiTiciAN accosted a gontlomon in fC icago the other day with tho qtios- r" ..iiti ..... . it... .tt Iftn. The reply cu IH.; rn.,1lnr1 u fn. xtnintv bu tho POQP'e;" ... . , ,..!.. rekA ,ai ttro for BOO tnui is nguv "Who aro you for for presidont T" io, "for McKinloy." Tho II 1, thero uin't Tho pooplo Ilvpwrt ol' the Condition Ol' TUB STATS: KA7;j,; or nK, ci.O II) At Ited C'lmal, Ic tlie Statu of KelnnsUa, at tliu clou-or baslm-hi Jl.ircl. hi isw. ui'Houni'E'i: Loam ami lltooimti SiTllO IB (honlr.iU.-),. if cured. ini! imu-ciirtil.... 313 "1 Current expriiiea met taxes ulil Mil 03 Duo from N:itlon.il luuki li;o ;; Dim from State b.inKs tsii l IIIINof otlicr Ii.uiki 1U4 00 Fractional rapcr Cy., ulckela nml cents 19 31 Speck' 2C57 t3 Legal tender notei D73 00 Tot.il c.iiL'on hand lilCH 12 Total Kcsourcei .. fWU 11 I.I.VlllI.lTlUH. Capital Mock paid In ii.VjCO 00 Stirplm fund cjooco Undlvldeil proilti .Mil 4.1 DepiniU sulijcct to chrck 3VJIS ()J Deposits (Irinnud curtillcAtej.. . fl:u 6) ucposiii nine ecrtllli'iitfi kiu .. . McKinloy. but tho politicians aro ngainril i. '?"" u"Voms iemm him bccauBO he is honest, upright, und a loyal republican, slunding out oeldly for tho pooplo. Hurrah tor McKinloy 1 Tiik city election takeB placo noxt TuoBday, and tho republicans should vote tho republican ticket. Tho admin istration of tho past) oar luin been quo that has worked on tho lines ot economy and has eaved tho city considorablo money. What wo want aro men of eco nomic tondoncioB to run tho city govern ment, and last year Mayor liontloy and council wero that kind ot nion. Thore foro wo believe that tho republican tlckot should bo elocted ou next Tuesday. (Total "" 50711 Jl HLaliinf Nelmigku. County ot Vilnicr, 8S: I, W. T. Auld, cashier of tlif above imnicil bank, do solemnly sucir tliat tlio abue Htatcineiit Is true te the bc6t of my knoulcd,;; and bullet. W. T Aiif.ii. C'Aitilrr. Subscribed and sworn to befure mo this 3d Scene IV Tne council ulmmbor, Tliu S'liool Ilmortalmiiniit. On Tuebday evening Prof. Wilson aud tho high bchool guvo a very interesting entertainment in tho opera Iioubo to a largo nudience, although tlio wonthcr was very inclement. Such entertain ments aro always instructive both to tho pupiia and patrons ot tho school, from the facts that tlioy give tho children experienco such an thoy could hardlj ac Uiro in any other way aud aro also fund for the parents who UtiM eiiRily observe the advancement ot their children. Prof. Wilhon and thowhool aro to bo congratulated on the succebH of tho en tertainment llnaucially und otherwise. The following program wbs fully carried cut: l'UOOrtAMMK. Song, Ladies Quartette Mrs. Martin, Mth. West. Mrs. Jenkins, Miss West. Drnmu, :iirlHli nl IUpmNIuiiiIImIi. CAST OK CIIAKALTI'.IIH. Miles Standish O. W. Pojio Jno. Aldon Elmor Crouo Priscilla Jessie Duckor Elder Mrcwster Leonard Smith Messenger Herbert Cook Wedding (JuestB Elmor UchuiTnit, Edith Palmer, Sadie Oveiiug, Ko land Young, Vtinco Foe, Josaio Cather. Claia Able. SconC 1 Miles Sttindisli IIouso. Re quest. Errand of Love. Scene II PriBC.'I'a's House. Why don't yon speak for jourrwlt John? Scone III Stuodieli IIouso. Vou too Priitua. . Iloro day of April, ibW, Hour T Ton Kit, Not.ti) l'ubllo TO Till) IOIIJLIsT I'VRTV. Tiiih week Tin: Ciiikk takes pleasuro In tiroeontlng the name ot L P. Al bright, ot this city, us a candidato for the nomination ot stato treasurer, sub joct to the will ot the stato convention, Mr. Albright is a geutloman who is woll rjunlitlod, after long years ot exporionco, to fill tho olllco with credit to himself und party. He has a large porsonal fol lowing over the stato, and is woll known among tho businecm men ot nearly every city in the state. Ho ia an expert ao countant, and him trained along that hue all his life. Ho has tho solid sup port of Webster county to start with, und will go into tho ptaU convention with as large or larger following than any candidate ho far named. Wo take great pleasure in presenting bin name to the republicans of tin) stntr, not only for his Merlii'g republican prinoipl-f, but for hiB genuine tltiu'bs for tho ulllce, and wo can nay, if nu elect L. P Albright for your candidate for stato treasurer this Trtll, xu will Imvo no iiiuuoii to regr.t tho course j on havo taken. Ho has nl v.ii)8beeu identified with tho republi can party, and is as cntluisiustic today 'KB over. IiN atl tin. sum', u llht oolil, conges ImI InugR or nevero cough. One miiiuio cough curj buuUhcB them. C, L. Cottlng, A cojoto snt upon a hill, And warbled iu tho night most shrill, A thoucund tunen all in one ko That ondod in "Calamity." A donkey bout his silly pato Upon tho figures ot u slate, And brayed aloud: "I find," Bald he, "Contraction of tho currency." And mugwumps swell with conscious pride, While patriot hoBts aro vilified; take it. This ia VOUr ausftor. Scene V Out ot doors. Jno. aud Pris cilia Yes wo miiBt evor bo trionda. Scene VI Priflcilln's House. Those whom tho Lord has united lot'no man nut asunder. Scene VII The Wedding. Song. Quartotto Messrs. Albright, Cot ting and Fulton, Sclnlle Itliciiumti'miCiiriMl. L. Wagner, Wholesale Druggist, Hloh mom, Vu., Hays: "I had a fearful attack of Sciatiu Kheurnatifliii, wad laid up al most two months, was fortunate enongh to get MYSTIC CUltEFOlt RHEUMA TISM. This cvred me after doctor's pro scriptions had failed to hnvo any effect. Sold by 11. U. tlrice druggist, lltd Clotid. ?Ir. II row n, tlio Onlr Young Itlun In Town. I CAST OF C'HAItACTKIlS. I Mr. Drown Geo. Morhart I Matilda Dix May Sanborn leabil Smith Lillinn Smith Most honored names held up to scorn Wlt,ow B'nH)y Mabel Saunders Hy men to virtuo yet unborn. I j:"1'"' H"'y vi i vw i Lot coyotes, donkeH, mugwumps still iiann.il.'sta'nies! ''."..'.'.'.Mabel Howard Susan Liiiich Jewsio Kellogg I'.dna Henderson Couduct our party as they will; Tho only aim that they are at, in to upturn! tlio "Uemociat." Yet know ye, falso and hireling crew, i Whllo ' votoe'' jo barter not a few iou noer agnlii will 11111110 the man To boat the trim republican S. Sitonus, Salem, Kaunas. Food, undigested, ia poison Dlgesttd, It is litu and strength. Millions of us HiilTur triim iiidigidtioii, but we oftun don't know it, Wo think it is iomulhiiig eUe. Dvi'ii doctors often uiistake the symptoms, I'ali', I hill people, who are overworked, who nerd strength, whiisttiu in want of proper food, clianld take Shaker Uigo jle Oordial. Il is iiftenii-liliiK what food will dif. when properly digesied, It will make' ou strong, revlv yon, refrish jou, sustain ou, mike on fat, restore jour color, make fibre, uourago, endurauee urease your power to throw ofT disease mid kcip you lieHlthy nud happy, Indigestion dees just the opposite, hut indigestion esu he mired and prevented wltli Sluikir Digestive. Cordial. Sold by druggist. Trial l.ottltu ,10 oeiAs, Mrs. Vauo. Scene I House of Matilda Dix, Prop aratioiiB for party. Soliloquy. Scoiio U Sitting roomof thellarnabjfl. Scene III Mihs Smitb'e soliloquy. A UDttueo with hist loom for two. Sc,.'if IV Hiiuuiih Staples in the l'.ltelii'ii Senile V -Rtihlo lyino'J Scene VI -Mr. lktnvn' Sceiu-VII Party at ,,i. aceiiH in - Mr. Ilrown Stai'l- s to bur home. Scene IX- AIm MIfb Francina Harr.aby. Scene X -I)ito Miks Smith. hw'no XI Mr. Ilrown returns to hie Ipiigitijja in a much diliipnlated con- ditmn. TAIir.KVX. 0S2Oltil Ileal IXutu TraururN. For tho week ending March 111, fur niBhod by tho Fort Abstract Co,, bonded abstracter, Red Cloud, Ne'i. P II McXow aud wife to C C McXow, e'2 sel .'1 .T 9, wd 8 1000 00 Adolph Schupbuch nnd wiso to Deiila Thomas, sel !) JO. wd .'loCO 00 Luciiula Hidy and husband to Abraham II Hurr, und2 uwl .T0.T10, wd 175 00 Geo O Yeiaer to Paulino D Yel- Bor, sel 13 .'Ml, wd 1250 00 II D Bedford to J G Myers, part ewl .35-2 11, wd 1000 00 ! R D Bedford to J G Mjerp, lot 7, blk 11; lots 5, (5,7, bile 10; lots 5 iirt'l 0, blk irj lots 23 and 21, blk G, U?d Cloud. LotB 1, '-, 3, 1, blk 19, Smith Jt Mooro'H add. Lot 7 anil n2 lot 8, blk 3, La Due's add. LotB S, 0, 11, 12, blk 1, rail road add, LstB.1, 1,9, 10, 11, 12, blk 9; lots 18, 19,20,21, block 10, Kaloy & Jackeon'a add, wd , 12."0 00 Jacob Severn to C'hnrloa B Vunghn, sel and e2 swl 20 2- 9, wd Guide Kock Cemetery Ass'n to Jacob Sevorn, lot 1, blk 82, Guido Rock Cemetery, wd . . Mnry E Loo and husband to P W McLaughlin, triiBtec, lots lutidO, bile 12, nindon, wd.. Jos Gnguon nnd wife to Clara L Catudal, nwl 9-3 32, wd. . . J N Brown and wife to Klauor V DVreeland, so4 24 13, deed Ausainm nincr iinu wue 10 Sam'l Amor, v;2nwl 14 2-11, wd 100000 S P Heed and wife to Wm I) Hoed. und2 loin 1, 2,3,4,5, blktlT). Blue Hill, wd Elizabeth Potter und husband to R S Downer, lots 1 nnd 2, blk 1, PichanlRon'ri add to Iti'd Cloud, wd R b Downer t R T Potior, n2 nwi IH and i'Jbw'J'JS 2 Jl, wil 2120 00 New Millinery I I am going to sell it, No matter what others do. JDq&H; huj unMl y&a cjxamlno mj sbUQl?. find pxtjggs SPECIAL SALE! Millinerv, Kid Gloves, Silk's, Satins, Face Veils and Sailors Tomorrow, April 4, Mrs. I. Bicknell 0000 00 5 00 2.-00 00 1C0O 00 1 00 1700 00 inoo oo HuriM are absolutely naliileas when Du. mufti'le, brain ' Witt' V(iuh Hi.e Salvu Is promptly up , energy; in-1 pllt-d, Thl htateinentio true. A perfect remedy for skin dineasoH, ohapped linuila nml II p, ami mver fail to cure pilen. O U Cotting, Cotting Is closing out a beautiful lino of curtuinB for 2octs oaoh, complete. Lincoln Lund Co toC E Hicks, lot 7, blk 7, Bladen, wd . . 200 00 Total ?2180G 00 It' just as easy to try One Minute Cough Cure as nnythiug olee. It'a easier to cure a povore cough or cold with it. Let your next purohane for a coiu-h he One Miunte Cough Cure, liettor medi oine; better result; better try it, C. h. Cotting. Come und seo tho vast assortment of shirts. You will bu surprised to find Buch low pricofl. Wlenifr, tho Clothlor, aanrnrmmmmmmmmmmmmmK Are You Going- to Paper ? 3 OIIIl sikio stock or H Aall Paper j S Ib now displayed. Wo can show you eomo beautiful patlorna at 10 22 and 12 cento. Pino Gilts for 15 to 2o cents, and Hnor grades if 35 you want them. We invite jour trade in paper and painto. E C. L. COTTING. The Drugpist. 3 Open Air ;uiiccrl. Tho band will render tho following program on the stroet, Saturday: March Honeymoon Rosey rolonuioo Royal Docrco Swift Song and dunce.. - Whoro VlololB Bloom lenkitiB Galop Alouo Wannemncher Selection, Around tho Metropolis, Bjror Medley Nationul Airs March Tonth Regiment Hall. Prudont peoplo properly prefer thoir prescriptions propared by a practical pharmucist in a propor manner proclsoly as proscribed by the practicing physic Ian. Take them to Cotting'a Pbanuaoy, Is kept for nervleo at 8. Dnv'a ham. Tlilfr Bull was hrrd nt Mnooln in the fall of lBW, while Iil4 mo'.hor waa ou oslilbltion nt the statu fair. This hull took first premium at the Wulmter county fair In fall of 18!).r,. Thli h thn best bred Jersey hall in Webster county, Ida woight li li.'00 lha, for fnrthur tmrtloiilaw, call nt S. WAT'K ICAKN, Foot of i:im St, lted Cloud. I'liiu .Jcihi-y Hull. Ijon Aultz lma a lino thoroughbred Jorsoy bull for eorvico. Can bo found at bis rosldonco, northeast purt of tho city. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder A Puro flrapc Cream vl Trtr Powder. i i ) r4. f I J. - 3ySKSJti' i5 tfi