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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (March 30, 1900)
o R f r H i i 1' i i 4 1 I 4 1 i K : r Ml he t i, II a v i , i CASH BAHGAIH HOUSE. MOOS BLOCK. This Store Offers Many Attractions to Economical Buyers. A store th it lolies solely on Mow piicei'' to win and hold trade in plating "ii loiiiig game, o win such suecen as thii store is winning it is necessarv that tin- low prices should repretent goods of strictly tellable mntlity Kverv woman in this city who i posted on Dry Goods, ami who takes the t line to comiiaie goods ami pi ices, will atlinit that our values aro supeiior We make and hold customers by treating thorn right. .lust before retiring, If your liver Is sliicRlsli.out of tunc nml you feel dull, bilious, constipated, take a dose of Hood's Pills And you'll be ull rlfcht In the morning. Dvess &oo&s. Wv UK .sIlOWlll ('llVtlllt IM'W ' fltllt'lnj III I lilt tlltttf tt4ltl 'l.U ill lIl'IILJ lllll. ""'n i ihv 'U'iiuiiii MM J fill" tcin lengths at 118c. oOe, ll.V and 7fic mai arc iiiuy ccjnai in many goons shown nt nearly dotihl the money. "Dasv 3aWv.es. Handsome showing of new patterns in Silk Ginghams at !Mc nml liio per yard. Fine Dimities and other new fabrics at 15c, 20c and 25c. We, will ho pleased to show you our now wash fabrics. Extra Imported Piques at 25c per yard. New showing of Spring Capes at Jl.r.0, $2,(10, $2 25, $2 50, $3.00 and up to $5.00. "?evcaVes,Caeoes, e. Now Hamlsomu Percales at 7c, ?Jc and lOv;. Neat tasty patterns in New Calicoes, silver grey, black and white, and llg. tired tut key i ed at 5c pur j ard. Bleached Muslin nt 5c, do, 7c and 8u per yntd. Window Shades. Genuine Upnquo Window Shades on Spring Hol lers, 25c. adves SuWs, SyuuJ &aekes i, Sfctos. Hiowu Venetian Suits, nicely made at $u.00. Ladies' Tan and grev tailor made suite at 7.50, $3 50, and M0 00 that arc the best values ever shown. Special values in skirts at $1.25 and up to $7.50. 5aiVe SAwews, "KaVuvs, Se. Snecial vnlnes In tili.tir.lwKl .....I ..... bleaclied Table Linen at 25c, 35e, 50c, i5c and DOc per yard. New Nankins nt 7r.c i on i o-. ...i $1 50 per dozen. Tte TieA SveaAs. Special values at 75c, $1.00, $1.15 and $1 25. Good Apron Ginghams at 5c per yard. New Drapery Goods and Fancy Dimities at 12Jc per yard. New Laces and Embroideries at Bargain Prices. 6-4 Chenill Table Covers, Ooc. New Sun Bonnets at 25c. Ladies New Neckties and Fancy Collars. CA R PET Cn" H'lV" yo" monej' )n J'0111' ,luw Spring Carpet. Wi New P.itierns in Incimi ln'm.ij ..1 vn.. in., r.n.. 1 Now lapestry Uiussols, Now Velvet, Axminstor and Mou.uet.to Carpets. Alfred - Hadell. "It is an III Wind That Blows Nobody Good. " That small ache or pain or weakness is the "ill wind" that directs your attention to the necessity of purifying your blood by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. Then your whole body receives good, for the purified blood goes .tingling to every organ. It is the great remedy for all ages and both sexes. Dyspepsia - " Complicated tvHfi liver And kidney trouble. I suffered for ytArs from dyspepsU. with severe piins. Hood's SurstpArillA mde me strong And httriy." J. B. Emerton. Auburn, Me. Hood' IMIli cureUfrr 111. tho mm Irritating nd j othtrtle to uk wttli HwMlTTurTiipaTiuT. THE CHIEF minium nr w. l. McMillan. yer ii 00 ueui ...:......::.: jo PUSLBHMD EVKRY FRIDAY ! at the ptt ooe t lUd Ootid. N.h.u Mid claas mail matter. Wot or dry, that's the question? Congress has nt Inst taken tho first stop toward tho erection of a suitable memorial in Washington to General U S. Grant. lied Cloud can be considered a very, vory moral town Not one copy of "Sapho" is in the town that wo know of, or if there is ono wu havo been un able to 11 nil it. . Ono thins that shouldjbo investigated in tho trial now progressing nt Frank, fort, Kentucky, and that is why the in. tiniato friends of Guebol prevented an inquest being held. It is currently reported that either 11. F. Shlvoley of Indiaua or Sonntor John W. Daniels of Virginia, would be nominated by tho Kansas City conven tion as Bryan's running mate. A petition ft 0111 the Cuban-American League in Cuba, asking congress for annexation has been received. Docu ments of this character are likely to multiply rapidly in tho next year or two. If the anti-saloon league cannot en force the laws ngninst saloons doing an opuu bus! ess under tho laws of the state, how do they expect to got nt the bootleggers, blind pig operators, etc! Old party lines will not cut much liguro in the present city election. It is a case of whether wo wnnt regularly licensed saloons controlcd by tho state laws or whether wo want blind pigs which aro controlled by no laws. It is reported that special agents of President Kruger aro now on the way from South Africa to nsk tho United States to interveno in the South Afri can struggle. Should the report bo true there U little doubt but that tho war will soon bo brought to a closo. A bill has been passed by tho sonnte authorizing tho appointment of a com mission to visit China and Japan for tho purpose of studying commercial couditioiiH and reporting as to tho best miniums of increasing our tiade with those countries. Now the rumor ciuiing r,.i. ti... neighborhood of Gorman and McLean that Hryan will not only leso tho na tional committee at Kansas City but the platform as well, if tho platfotm Is not sulliciontly populistic there will be trouble with Mr. Bryan's most de vout followers, if not with himself. Several of our peoplowho bare bem figuring on voting for school officer! at tho coining election, ard a number whom wo have heard sav tlmv war. going 10 voto do not Dosses thn ttmi qualification of a voter at a school oloction. Tho following is thn m.t.. law In regard to tho aunlificntionn nf voters at school elections: "Chap 70, Subdiv. 2, Sec. 4-Qualili-cations of Voters. Every person, initio or female, who has resided in tho dis trict forty days and is twenty-one years of ago, and who owns real prop erty or personal property that was as sessed in tho district in his or her nnme at the last annual nssessmont, or who hns children of school ngo residing in tho diHrict shall bo entitled to vote at any district mooting or school election hold in nny district, villago or city." It would be well for a number of peoplo who have been in the habit of voting at school elections to rnnil thin over carefully before thev iindortnkn to vote for members of tho school board next Tuesday Next Tucfilaj is election and we be lieve that when tho vites aro counted Hint night, that t,o far as the will of the peoplo is concerned they will demon strate that they aro in favor of saloous on a high license basis. The business men of our city aro tho ones niost'vi tally concerned in seeing that the high license method bo maintained. We say without fear of contradiction that nine out of every ten of our business and ptofesional men riesiro high licensed saloons. What is to the bcH interests of the business men of our city Is to this paper's best interest. Let us go back to the year when by mistake the :iiy wei.t dry. Some of the agitators of today weie imitatim? then One of the atHtatois of inil..v was not agitating then but he was run. ' iiinga poker dive over the Hlue l-rontl while down stairs there was a "lilii.d pig " Did these agitators then enfoice the laws? Not one little bit. As many ns five or six "blind tiiirs" wen. tun. nlng in full blast. Tin voters will toll by their votes next Tuesday that they do not wish this to happen again If a bomb had dropped it would not nave caused as much sin prise nsdul the Argus last week when tho youth fill editor announced that ho wns r.nt. In favor of retaining tho present prin cipal of schools and therefore that was His reason for tho removal of I. it Fort's name nnd tho substitution of tho name of another on tho ticket u-mn. fully. That tho young man mado a stand for nnything is where the sur prise came in. Not sinco he has taken possession of tho Argus has ho ntlvo cateil a principle without making m.,,1. ogles to tho opposition for so doinr. In other words what ho wt'ites with ono hand ho whitewashes with the other. Why ho should take a stnnd for the anti-saloon league eandidntit fm- tho school board is no surprise In the first phce ho is today an advocate and willing worker with the anti-sa-loon league nnd on the other hand pro tending to bo with tho high licenso ticket. In tho second place ho has had a whispered conversation with Colorow, tho sago of Ued Cloud precinct, who has always, ns long ns we hnvo known him had a deslro to bo in a. noslUnn to haven directing influonco over tho Uoingsor theschool board. Thcyouth ful editor will learn bi.fm- . !... pas led through many cainnaicus that ho ennnot servo tw masters nt ono and the snmo time. ' II II IL. -1 1 11 11 11 11 II II it lt Jl 11 ILL H 11 - i- jr h " 11 flebfaska IWefeantile Go. GEAND DISPLAY OF - WASH GOODS - . We have just received our full line of spring and summer dress goods which are now on display for your inspection We do net hesitate to say that this is the finest display of Novelties and Summer Dress Goods that will be shown in the city this season . 8 1-2 cts. per yard. for HOOKFOLD PFRCALKS which you will find extra value. All colors. 12 1-2 cts. per yard. for DIMITIES in ail the pupularcol ors and designs to select from. Quali ty cannot be duplicated elsewhere. LJ 15c per yard. for CORDED MADRAS. New shades 111 blue and pink stripes, dots and figures. Silk Ginghams. One of the prettiest things we offer in dress patterns is our line of dainty Silk Ginghams, in checks, broken plaids and stripes. There is nothing shown this season that will make up so nicely in shirt waists or dresses, which wc oner ai excepiionaiiy low prices. Shirt Waists. Don't fail to examine our line of new spring styles in shirt waists. When the election is over it is to bo hoped that tho strifo and discontent ment will bo done nway with. Only a few short weeks ago wo were a pence till and harmonious comnmmtv wbinh would work together and do anything 101 me upniiiMing of the town and tn. day we are in tho throes of a factional light well calculated to make a man hate his next door neighbor if he dif fers from him on tho suloon question. And in tho end what eood is them on. ing to come of it. Even tho most san guino prohibitionist is willing to ad mil that as long as intoxicants are made they will bo drank, and when a person ants intoxicants they will get thoni one way or another, saloons or no saloons, Do these zentlcmon think thnt with the closiue of saloons in thin city the desire for liquors among tho people win cease? Do they imagine with the closing of the saloonx tlmv wil simi-di tho whiskey business! It isappaiently their opinion that wero the saloons of this city closed the whiskey husiuess would bo killed, but tney might just as well try to kill a cot tonwool! iree by cutting off a couple of Curtains, Draperies. New and dainty fish net, ruffle mus lin and Nottingham lace curtains. Choice spring styles in small border ed effects, plain and finished with fast edges, 30c to $5.00 per pair. Largest assortment shown in the city. Carpets. Ingrain, Moquette and Axminster carpet samples on display, not includ ing our own carpets always in stock. SPECIAL SALE. iMiiDAY, Saturday, Monday Iuksday, on our e exceptionality iiuc ui over 200 suits and bkirts. Suits, $5.00 to $iS.oo. Skirts, 90c to $7.00. Sweep Sale on Shoes. We want to clean up our entire line of shoes before new spring goods ar rive. With every bill of shoes of $2.00 or more we give away free one broom, bach purchaser must carry their broom out of the store. AND fine Don', forBet t'-esGeDepann.cn, in the city. Nebraska lereaiila THE PEOPLE THAT DO THE HUSINESS. DDDDDDDDLXIDDDDnnnnnnnn DP.PIERCES Golden Mlica I Disrnwrv "I had suffered from indigestion, and "only those who have suffered from it know what it nnllv ie writes Mrs. M. J. Fagan, of 16x3 East Genesee Street, Syracuse, N. Y. "I had severe attacks of headache and dizziness with cold hands and feet; everything I ate distressed me, bowels wtrc consti pated, and I was growing very thin and nervous. I cannot half ex press the bad feelings I had when a i.-uiimiencea taking Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. I took nine bottles of the ' Discovery ' and several bottles of the ' Pellets.' I commenced feeling better with the first bottle, and kept on improving. Now I am so greatly improved in health my friends often speak of it. I most heartily recommend those medicines to all suffering as I was." its topmost branches Tho effect would bo the same. Where the branch was cut off there would be half a dozen new branches spring out, and where a saloon was cut out would be half a dozen new blind pics sprine tin. This is not imagination, it is history so far a? ued ciuud is concerned We had a prohibition town once, and as far as wo aro concerned tho first dose was sufficient. Whether it was caused by the closing of saloons or not it is a fact that the amountof business donoin thl; city fell off about oiid half during the ono short year of prohibition This was not becauso the trading public could not got all they wanted to drink here, but because they could go to oth ertownsand get what they wanted in a saloon and without sneaking around to sonio hole-intho-wall or tolling a lio at a drug store. You can go up and down our streets, from ono end to the other, and nine-tenths of the old residents who were here during the first siege of goody-good aro just like us the first dose was enough. We aio willing to admit that liquor is the cause of much crime, but how is it going to bu eliminated. History has proven that in this city moro crimes and criminals have resulted from ono year of no saloons than in anr two nr oven threo years of licensed saloons as far as iduors concerned. CHURCH SERVICES. CAUCUS CALLS. The republican voters of Garfield precinct are respectfully requested to assemblo in caucus at the Pope school 0,V.SJ,n Di?!i- 85 on Saturday, April 14, llKK), at 10 o'clock a. m for the pur pose of electing eight dolegates to at tend th mnilhlixnn onunln ...! iSiwi h?lJ ou. Wednesday, April 18, IIK70, and for tho transaction of such other business as may como before the IIIUUIIII, N.L.D. Smith, Com. Tho Republican voters of lied Cloud precinct are respoctfullv reouested tn assemble in caucus at the court house onbaturday, April 14th, at 1 o'clock p.m., for the nurnoso of electing mn delegates to attend the republican county convention to be held on Sat urday, April 14th, 1900, and for tho transaction of such other business as may come before tho meeting. O. D. llKutiK, Com. What Do the ChildrenJBrink. Don't give them ten or coffee. Hnvo you tried tho new food drink called tirain-U? It is delicious and nourish, ing and takes the place of coffeo Tho moro (tnill.n inn nifn il... ,.i.:i.i the moro health you distribute through their systems. Grain-0 is mado of pure grains and when properly pre pared tastes like tho choico grades o' coffeo but costs about one-fourth as much. All grocers sell it, 15c and 25c. Our Coal is SUPERIOR COLORADO COAL. STILL SELL AL THE SAME OLD l'HICES. Waqon Soales Back of Offioc Buy and sell Haled Hay, Com, Oats Millet, Barley, Etc. Full lino of Flour and Feed on hand. W. B. ROBY, No. 1 Third Av. Piionr No. 51 mSM uAR,E.R:s " gleuuti nod imatinu Ihi tub. 1'fnlnfilAfl A In ..-.-.. -i w;.r ."..-. '" KTOwtn. Ilalr to lta Tanihrni n.i.'J'l OC.Ddl(Ul 11-.,..!.,. T- -- -. for diseases Qf triejStomacrT; plood, Nerves ara luiujs. CONORXOATIOHAL. Regular services noxt Sunday as fol lows: Regular morning service at 10:30. "Whoso Image!" A temporanco ser mon. Sabbath school at 11:45. Young People's Society Christian En- deliver. Evening service at 7:30. Teuinoi- a icemahs meeting. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:3U. Ladies Aid Society meots Friday aft ernoon at 2 o'clock. All aro heartily welcome. Fkank W. Dkan, Pastor. Try Graln-Ol Try Graln-Ol Ask your grocer today to show vou a package of Grain-O, the now food ' drink that takes tho place of coffee.) The children may drink it without in. jury nsjwull as the adult. All who try it, like it Grain-0 Ins that rich seal brown of Mocha or Java, but it is made from pure grains, and the 1110.1t delicate stoii.aeh receives it without dUti'ms One (lllll III tilt. 11ri1.it i.f ,.,.IV.,,. ir. 1 Uoo per package. Sold by ull grocers. ! Is vour nnnin ivrlitnn il,.,i, u'i. ....... ' Un our subscription books for the last year in the 19th century. It should be. 3&L DO YOU FEEL ... BILIOUS, DROWSY, LOW SPIRITED, BODY AND BRAIN WEARY? PRICKLY ASHBIITERS fBMBVES flflD INVlGOflTHS. It clanKt the liver and bowels, strengthens the kidneys and u wgwijuii, mus me sysiem is regulated and the body fortified to resist disease. ... A VALUABLE REMEOV TO KEEP IN THE HOUSE ... SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Price $1.00 Per Dottle. Ie. U. COTTINC, SPBCIBL KOBNT. -i ? U. xi "'EU'WV T 2HW -