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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1900)
. , a tl 72" ,,r jKl 7K!HfiMHML ?l' lnWt)'w-t 'Vaeaa3: -"J is3". I'TCVSTSsiJ'. itr-f t-a" :t c VOLUME XXVIII. BED CLOUD, NEBRASKA. AUGUST 24, 1000, NUMBER 'Mi mamgmmmmsm6m8m THE- BIG - STORE Teleplione ISTo. 2T. ALMOST FORGOTTEN. The largest part of our fall stock has arrived and will soon be completed. Our car of furniture is loading and will arrive soon after September 1st. Sammef Goods 1 a w fl :..ii W a m fVi ll I 1 ls 'ft of waists on sale at SHIRT WAISTS. We place our entire line less than market price. All 50c shirt waists at 25c. All 60c shirt waists at 30c. All 75c shirt waists at 38c. ' Rll 80c shirt waists at 40c. All $1.00 shirt waists at 50c. AU$1.25 shirt waists 63c. ALL DIMITIES 10 and 16c values at 6. 20 and 25c values at 11c. ENGLISH SHIRTINGS Regular 25c value at 11c CALICOES 10 yards for 32c. BELTS Choice for 20c. .LADIES' TIES At haif price. 9 $ .as tew ! fall Dry Goods and Notions We have a larger and better assortment than ever. Silks, . Silk Woist Patterns. All Wool Dress Patterns. Novelties. Flannels, Outing Flannels. Shirt Waists. Wrappers., Ladies Tailor Made Skirts. Calicoes. Ginghams. ! Space doec not permit to give you a description of Ml i all the new goods we have. We need more room to M place new goods and will contiuue giving you special si- I prices on all summer goods while they last. ffl Furniture and Carpets. 1" Another car of new furniture will be here in a few days. Some extra special prices on all fnrniture in stock at present. We know of no better way to make nrr (nr nnw frnnds than this. 1UUIII 4VJ4 rf ?. jww- ;y Sntn. nf nur new carnets are here, It you care to h$ V...W - . . , see a nice, clean, up-to-tuue siock wnere you can make a selection to your own taste, don t miss us. 37 I N E R B ROS, lied Cloud, Nebraska. InckUnU ol Every Dy Life Which Very Few People Sop to Think About on Account of Their Littleness. School will becin next Mumlny week ami tlio irrepressible kids nnd kldlots of vacation timo will now go to school nnd bo cfootl. It will bo noticed that in n great many cases thu school boy nml girl of today nro nn improvement over wlint thoy wero u few years ago. They nro less inclined to the idun that vacation was nmdo for them for tlio mere purpose of having n good tlmn and eottinir into mischief. A great many it will bo soon havo taken positions of diileront kinds in order that during vacation they may bo earn ing some money for themselves instead of depending on their parents for it. This is n good sign. The dates act for the annual chicken show to be held In this city aro from December 18 to 21, and it will soon bo time for prospect ive exhibitors to begin to groom their blooded poultry. Boforo this big event comes otT nnd brings strangers to our city we would like to sco tho mayor and city council enforce one ordinance just one. We would like to see them mnkn nn order condemning the old hen house directly fouth of this ofllco. It is not only an eyesore but a llro- trap and n menace to other buildings in its vicinity. Wo havo nothing in common against tho owner or owners of this building but merely wish to see it done for tho improvement of the street and because in a financial way it is a damago to other property owners. If tho mayor and council haven't tlio norvo to do this at once thoy should not endeavor to enforce a single ordi nance in tho book. What's good for the poor man i good for tlio rich one as well. There is nn organization In the city known as tho Limekiln club nnd thoy hold their sessions whenever circumstances and numbers will per mit. The only kick this club has is that occasionally some of its members desert it's councils and participate in tho festivities or tlio itepuoucon ciuu which is in a iittlo more favorable lo cation. In tho cities iftttlier oast ol us tho shirt waist for gentlemen craxo is mi. When it will strike this western tiiirt of the country is not kuown. Sufllco it to say that it's coming will bo fraught with some peculiar and atnusiue situations. To the men of slim build it will probably be hailed with delight, especially if they are made with puffed sleeves and 'busuuis.' The Red Cloud band would look gorgeous in white duck pants and a shirt waist. Hut tho crowd who would look cutest ami not tlio smiles of tho ladies will bo Jake Nusteiu, "Dad" Oatman, John Poluicky and Carl Studt when they don their shirt waists and go out to view ltcd Cloud's street fair. When Noise Longliu goes to Salt Lake City nnd goos in to take unto himself live Mormon wives ho will wear 11 shirt waist and smoke cigar ettes. The sensation in shirt waists will bo when Oliver Hedge and Joe (jnrbor look for a vest puckol in which to carry tho vote of Hod Cloud town 8l,jj,,llaving beard of sovoral eases lately of persons having run a rusty nnil in their foot wo have boon con strained to give a suro cure as advoca ted by our eminent chiropodist. First pull tho nnil out and wash tho injured member nnd then bind n pieeo of rusty bacon over tho injury. The rust of tho bacon will draw tbo rust of the nail. Ouo of tho hardest and most tantalizing pioblems that thu city .lit 1 I. .wn t-k itinl lultli la tlitifr f -- u 1 1 u 1 11 1 n mi 11 lii uum ii it. an luul. u 'city water. There aro somo persons v always kicking and nine times out of Wv'ton thoy are generally tho onos who IFA- .1 . ,.,..l.ll 'I'l.nn n .. wgj; nro 1110 Iliusi wiioiuiui. nujr ku " I ml tho theory that thoy snould get their Mn.u aitjittfli l.i it'fli.l. I 1 tin llila thoy actually turn tho wnter on their lawns whllo it is raining. In the silent marches of the night our man who goes to bud lato and gots up late has discovered many ways by which pat rons stoal water. Chief among theso ib to detach thu nozzle and place tho end cf thu hoso in n clump of grass or .unbila fir ntiilni- 11 tinned of linv. On Sunday morning as he takes his walk i.t. ...... ...1 k.. ttwi Ptii.w.e.. ibivni-c huf r Tiirnnn Hros. on h ii?h nrices. If you don't believe it come to our store and see the bargains that are ollereti. Look over tliis list and see if there is not something you need. Our entire line of Ladies', Misses and Children's Underwear to go at actual cost prices. Our line of Ladies lisle thread gauze vests 35c and doc values go at 25c each. Our 25c gauze vests to go at 17c each. Our 1 8c and 20c gauze vests at 13c. Our 12 Ac and 15c gauze vests to go at 10c. Children's underwear at remnants of former prices. Have placed on sale an elegant assortment of neck ribbons, 35 and .joe values at 19c. OUR - ENTIRE - XvIlV E - OF - PRINTS comprising Simpson' blacks and grays, Trovillc Grays, Garner's reds, Columbia and indigo blues, Merrimac and American shirting prints, hpatant fancies, etc., to be sold during this sale at 5c per yard. Percale calicoes, double fold, extra quality at 6c f)nr nntire. stock of Parasols at a discount of 25 per cent '$ To close out our line of Shirt Waists we will give you your .fttL nhnififi ofanv waist for 48c. This line comprises waists that sold for $1.75. i-50, $1.25 d i-oo each. jjj Ladies Belts at prices to meet the smallest pocket book. & Ladies Oxfords at a discount of 10 to 15 per cent. Latest styles. ffo Lace curtains 48c to $6.00 per pair. j Portierre Curtains $1 00 to -"5.00 per pair. m Ladies handkerchiefs from 5c each to 50c each. $Q Apron and dress Ginghams from 4c to 25c per yard. $j Batiste Organdies, Dimities and Lawns at half price. 15c goods at 8c. $j Dress novelties in Union Goods at 10c to 35c per yard. fie Ladies Wrappers 50c to $1.50. ffg Children's and Misses dresses at actual cost. m Ladies wash suits, Jacket and skirt, $3.50 to $5 per suit. !y) Table Oil Cloth, best quality, igc per yard. ?t Floor Oil Cloth, best quality, 45c per yard, ty Carpets and mattings of all kinds. All carpets cut and matched. A fit guaranteed M and prices the lowest. We always have on hand a complete stock of Overalls, Jumpers and Work Shirts. ? fl fresh Supply of Gfocertes and Fresh fruit Always on Hand. Our buyer is making preparations for his semi-annual trip to the eastern markets M to procure a complete line of the latest novelties for all departments of our store. ' We would like to state to any of our customers that any special orders or articles M that you would like to have him purchase for you while on this trip will meet with $ his personal care and selection. Come in any time between now and August 10th. m - TURNURE - BROS. - Red Olotxcl, NtraLslcaL. 'fA Nga m mi 64 fl to m s.fi; (9 p m r;jr ' i!U ,.-...n wtwMfeatw!w wB0B Kood PcPl0 ,iro ftt church he lias GUIDE ROCK. Lark Hodden is back from Oregon after an absorco ofsevoral years. .1. M. Kilfforton. C. (J. Kdrerton nnd S. A. Heddon have gone to Alboita 1'ioviiice, Canada. The law suit on tho 2'.M was contin ued to Soptoinber 20th, Tho boys havo all had a swing with their girls and the merry-go-round is gone. K S. IVoudllt and wifo have gone to Denver. Cbria Columbia and his mother have gone out west. Mr: Hoppor is visiting rolativeshere. Ho hails from Green county, Iowa. Jacob Whlpkoy of Ucd Cloud waH in town last Saturday. Fred K. Mauror was down lastSatMr lay in connection with a law suit. The republicans organized a club iho.-o last Tuesday. Como in and join tho club. All Nebraska neods is rain and iv re publican administration. There will bo gamos of ball hero all next week. Our boys aro working hard preparing if now ball ground. Mrs. Anna L. l'arker has'wrlttena manuscript on free silver and imperial ism and sold thu same to tlio notion can Central Publishing Co., of Chicago fornoo. Mr. Karker is 31 jears old, and a daughter of E. Poters one of the nlnnner Hi'ltlurs of this COUntV. She was mined and educated here ami is a good example of our educational facil ities and of tho mental ability of tho Nebraska scholar. Wo were away latt week, lionee no communication. John lllackwell has sold his eighty to 0. Guy ami bought tho Vondorfecht place. Hall gamo hst Monday. Guide Hock 18, Garlield 10. Ahikown. ton large and attentive congregation. He will preauh his farowoll sermon tor this conference year at Ml. Hope, Kan sas, September 2 at 11 a in. John Wittwcr was in lino this week, making wells and ropairing pump?. Mr. Wildey was on n business trip to Hostwick this week. - LINE. Weather hot and dry. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson wero tho guests of Wcsloy Throckmorton Sunday. Mrs.Stansor and Mrs. Snnford Fox of Ked Cloud wore the gufsts of J. E. Fox Monday. Prof. Shannun was on a business trip to Knnsas tho foro part of the week. Making hay is tho order of the day. Louis Aubushon roports that he had to nav $3 ner day for board at the mines. Allen Carpontor's children nro sick and under tho euro of Dr. Tulleys of Hud Cloud. Miss Mclva VanDykoand hoi mother attended tlio Wesleyan Methodist meeting in Gniliold Sunday. Rev. G. W. Hummel will preach nb Mt. Hope, Kansas, Sunday at 11 a.m. Resolutions. Resolutions of tho Webster County Co Operative Association of tho Doscl pics of Christ. Rosolved. That wo tho Webster coun- ty Co-Oporativo Association of the Do oiples of Christ, extend our sincero thnnks to the neonle of Red Oloud for tho genorotis hospitality iu entertaining- us in so Highly cstocmcu manner wMcli tlray havo during tho convention. Resolved, That we extend our thanks to Brother Finch of Rod Cloud, our sincero thanks for his zoalous work in conducting the hospitality of tbo con vention. Resolved. That we uxteud our thanks to tho contending element for their non-attendance for poaco and harmony prevailed HeBolved that a copy of theso resolu tions bo prii.tcd In eaoh of tho county papers at Rod Cloud. Chas. T. Waits, J. Hanson, Committee. i uesoiunons approveu oj association 1H!SVV;VW? rr.tTKt .'..rMf ;., i.'ff.iviJ'ft.'f ! t"n-i.'rri-."Ti.'i Tr.4tfc-'..ri.'"T--"v--Ti..-i.-'i.-.-- ----- - - - - rntfrvnJEti lornccnruE T 1 1 111 I I lJ l m. M . . III! 1 1 k. k. Ill mJ mm I :- umiiinr iai u a AMin i i n niviiiiii.il iiiiiiJiiiiiJiiii : m I! 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