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"Eternal Vigilance is the price of Liberty," and $1.50 a year is Die price of the Red Cloud Ch'uf.
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Cloud
Chief
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EAST
NORTH-EAST OR SOUTH-EAST
VI THE
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This Rond together -with the C. B. Jk Q,
is culled
rbieh
-THE-
Burlington Route!
KorwMbe tn t coaii'lct'-lin lietwcm Nclimcka
I on th nd :1! ointf EHof A!is.-nuri Rivr.
ucsct yer ink it c this lino cr the
Mo. Kiter t I'laif mouth
over the
Plattsmoutli Steel Bridge,
Which ha? Intel been completed.
Thr-.s PnyCoachfK
AND
Firfliiinn MerpiiigCarfi
- ARE RUN TO
Krl;iT?ton Peorm Chicago
Who lre,Tineflinr?rcjniid-nHniondM'f
lor n!l Mm taA'-nliKu' strut v.u:h Tnunsby
tliic mite Mart in Nelra-kn are thre-
f..ir lire from the rnu accidents
viuib k frt-gm-iitly d Ur trains
roininc thnmrli from the moun-
tHuh. arid irtt-TtKcrt are thus
mre cif luakitic kooJ fn-
ri'ftmns ulicn ibey
t.-it. iiicU-A .M.
route cast.
Through Tickets
AT
LOWEST KATES
In force in the .-tale as cll n full nd relist Ir
.nfuiniMioii rrtiinrid. can ho hud uiou uri'licn
tmn to li. A M. It. H Accnf at any of the
iriLcijal ftatmr. or to
PE2CE7AL LOTELL,
J5tf tirnen.l Ticket Atont.
AM AHA KF.It.
SPECIAL BARGAINS !
at the Store of
F.NEWllOCHJC.
RKDCLon. - NEBRASKA.
A largo u el; f lirin:uitovn Wool,
Zephyrs and Shu-kinx Varn, ahvay?,
on i:iii'L
I)RES Clnods ALL WOOL Hoods,;
and a full Supply of FLANNELS,
Always on Hand.
HOODS OF HOME MANUFACTURE.
TOYS for the Children and Every
thing v!-:e 3"u need, at
NEWHOrSE'SStore.
Tlii-i age i one of Marvellous ad
vaiue. The diseoverv of new adap
tation- Ol f.lertneai ioiee in me ne.xi i
ten vt-irs i!l aJtoni-h the world.
l...,.u;.,.,..f ...1 cl-tlli.rl Attoriiev. '
are eential in -ccurnu Talents for
T, ,-f t.f ."c
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Communicate
,..:.!. IVwl.r..- .1- ronn ,
f.'J'J 7th St.. Wa-hini:ton D. C.
That ihi-meilichschaslcn
L5 ( C d tor 35 )cari in
3 V? C juiatc practice,
i all discuses o 1 the throat
zx langs, is the greatest
PPP?4 recom-
H
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turn this BaK-im can have
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S09. Price 25c,
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COUGH
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.JS.? Lp'ow. euaranteeitthrouch
P;: BALSAM
Jrl rS- ' n5" A -rwUelt.
v." -:" S !e rrojnclo s
"" ' K-nsav City. Mo.
Co to the reliable and well-known
lrun -land of II. R Sherer Red Cloud,
and buy a 1 bottle. If after lining
two-third-., you net no relief, leturn
the balance and get your money
liack.
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PARKER'S
iCSfvCEK TONIC
An Invigornt ng ulrdicine that Never Intcxlcstes
Ir.oe:c"wscj'3!H-' ' ..i:iRer ll.iclm.
Mm.'-nle. vt.ilinc ar "cjpv tixhrc of the ksI
I the V" . t,n-.vh. i.n,l.iu.ca:-J "rg Ai
TIic Cct! and Surest Csugh Csrs Zvtr Used.
lfvo'ia'C rvfr f a IVry t ontjnt,
Nrr.cjnt Wii.fi rt-A. 1 ur r. .lim l"per
j c' rt any di-e.t-.r cr i-!itnit, l? c P tiVex'm
GiTcr rnic. It m Mrci-gthca uriia ind body
an J gtc jo'i new 'ireand Ti;cr.
IOO DOLIiAKS
raiJ fflr ar thine nr-nsops found ui Gic;tr Tccil
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of TAR
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CUKES THOUSANDS YKARX.Y.
JK A POSITIVE CURE
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ForCougIis,Ccld8,
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AV2 rcjsrxrus?.
Is thA Rest of Tonics:!
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Restores the Appetite;
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Restores tfe weaK
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and Debilitated.
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VOL. IX.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
J. K.RMITH.
Prei't 1st Nat. Bank
Haatrice Nob.
8. 0. Suit.
Caan'rlttNaLBaak
Beatrice Nab.
SUITE BROTHERS,
BANKEES,
RED CLOUD, NEB.,
Traniaeta faneral baoktof bajiaaM. bar aa
ell connty warrant, alio County. Praclat aa
JSb.ol District Bonda.
NtcotUu Una morttat at, by an uu rot
eirn KxchanK. .
tf-rcial attention firen to couacueni.
KirtKr.jicMr-ln Nat, Bank Naw York. Otna
La Nat. BanV. Omaha.
SMITH BROS.
l. r.
Al.HBir.llT,
rrciident.
R. V. Shirky,
Cashier.
mm co-sit Bin,
RED CLOUD, KKB.
Movey To Loan on Real Estate and
Chattel Mortgage. Buy .nd sell Ex
chauge and do a general Banking
bueincse.
REFEREXCE?:
.-Sayer A Atkfni. BanVe . York: York County
Hank. York. Farmer' Jr Merchant' Bank.
York; Union National Bank, Chieaso;
Mtrtb Uros.. Mother A Co. Lincoln.
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W. H.STROHM.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
RED CLOUD, - NEBRASKA.
Maybe consulted in Enirltfn or German.
Collection? will receive prompt attention.
Okkice: Opposite Boy's Home
0. C Cabi. Jan. McNkjit.
Case & McNeny.
A TT0RNET8 AND COCNSELORS AT LAW.
Will r.rartice in all the Court of thii State and
Northern Kanas. Colleetiun a well a. Iitira-tolbu'ine-iscKrlnllv
and efficiently atlendedio.
irKfirc:- On Webitcr Street, une door north
of Garhcr' Store.
i:ki ci.oun, snn.
J. S. GILHAM,
ATTORNEY ANI COUNSELOR AT IAW.
Office onr door north of Kuley Bros.
RED CLOFD. NEBRASKA.
E. C. Havuct. N II.TnoKpa
Hawley 8c Thorpe,
TTDRNEYS A COUNSELORS AT LAW.
OnTCE: Over Me Farland's Ktore.
BED CLOUD, NEB.
Laird & Smith,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW.
Hastjnks, - Neuraska.
"Will rractice in all the Court of tbe State.
Proru
t,t attention given to all buiiuera entniytcd
lis enre. J0''1"'
to h
C. W. iTnitT.
Hcd Cloud. Neb.
J. L. Kil.rr,
JSluouiiiivton.
Nebraska.
K A LEY BROS.,
. . . vo.-r
TTORSEY.S AT LAW : KF.AL. z-oimm.
Ai
- A CENTS.
Will praclVre in H he Courts in Nebraska
nndnrtlurn Kar.a: collection j.riiuiptly at
tended to and corrcf I'Oiidencc folieited.
BSD CLOUD, Nebraska.
Alo. Ai:ent for 11. Jt M. It. B. Laud.
J. JI. JIOSEKA, ill. I.
KCLKCTIC
Physician and Surgeon,
UK.D CLOUD. NKB.
Will r-iy special nttention to Obstetrics and
ilucayc"' of "women Also iccneral and jpeoial
rurcery. Dif rarest-ot the Kye and Kar t harge
moderate. OQicc orer Sherwood's Store.
25-1 -y
DR. C. SCHENCK,
Physician &Surgean,
rotVLES, NEBRASKA.
Professional calls promptly attended.
On ice: At reidence near Cowlcs. S-ol
Dr. H. A. Baird,
RESIDENTDENTIST.
red cloud, - nebraska.
Guide Rock House,
J.B.SABJy,Propr,
GPIDEROCK, NEBRASKA.
1a? iut been refitted and
furnished throughout.
GOOD SAMPLE ROOM
for the accommodation of commercial
men. 49tf
PIONEER
-)o(-
J.-iTrEH5 .C- MANNERS,
Shop lJtdaor wet of Vrbter"oanty Bank.
RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA.
SHAVING, SHAMPOOING,
)and(
Hair Cutting
in the highest style of the
Tonsorial Art.
COME AND GET A CLEAN SHAVE.
HE1STRY
Taints.
COOK'S
Oils,
RED
Glass,
CLOUD
Notions.
dr ua o
Wall Taper,
STORE. m
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RED CLOUD, WEBSTER CO. NEBRASKA, THURSDAY,
THE CHIEF.
M. L. THOTIAS,
EDITOR
THURSDAY. JAN. 19, 1S82.
Two rapes of email pox made their
anpc.irance in Omaha last Sunday.
Get vaccinated
be-fore it breaka out
in Red Cloud.
The Guitcau trial is nearly com
pleted and the cape will eurely go to
the jury this week, and next week we
will be able to give our reader the
verdict.
A passenger train and a special
collided between Chicago and New
York last week and a number of pass
engers were killed, among whom was
Senator Wagner of New York. The
brakeman whose duty it was to flag
the special train, has been arrested for
neglect of duty.
Tie Wwnaa'B Eraagsllctl
Association.
Temperance
This society was organized immedi
ately after the recent annual meeting
of the Woman's National Christian
Temperance Union, by members ol
the Convention who were opposed to
the suffrage feature.- of that Society as
it has come, more and more aggress
ively, to the front each year; and as it
was emuh.isizd and adopted at the
recent Convention at Washington.
The demand for this new society
wa imperative, growing out of differ
ences of opinion that were irreconcila
ble. We believe that the.work for which
women are bot qualified, and which
needs mot of all to be done, is of an
educational character.
That the enlightenment of public
oTiiiiirm .it'll tlio onii-beninf of tbe
. ,. - . 1 . .. J
nubile conscience are essential to puc-H
ciss. Ami ttiat the uou-uiven tasic 01
women is to lilt public sentiment
along educational, social, and gospel
lines to the level of righteous Temper
ance laws, that shall be effective and
permanent.
The grand successes of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union in the
past, which have gained for it the con
fidence and good will of the masses
which have been along the-e lines.
But the work undertaken ha3 not as
yet been accomplished; we therefore
deem it unwise to divert any part of
our force from this important service
into other channels, or to do the work
of organizing a Womvn's Suffrage
Tt-mperance Political Party. And
we are unwilling to be used in hiiv
way to forward woman's suffrage at
the expense of the Temperance
Work.
PLANS OF WORK.
This new society will take up the
old plans and continue on the old
lines of work which are so familiar to
all, and which have in the past
brought unity and success.
Already auxiliaries are being form
ed and the society is assuming nation
al importance.
At points where there arc no socie
ties auxiliary to this, persons whishing
to become members, may do so by tho
payment of one dollar each. Where
there are no State auxiliaries, local
societies may become so by the pay
ment of two dollars annually.
Donations of money and Temper
ance literature are desired. We lift
up our standard in the name of our
God and reconsecrating ourselves to
the Temperance work, tintrameled by
other issues, we invite the sympathy
and co-operation of every thoughtful
Christian man and "women in the
land.
M. A. REILEY. President,
3130 O St W. Washington D. C.
AURETTA HOYT, Cor. Secretary,
Indianapolis. Indiana.
ANNA L. DAVIDSON, Rec Secretary,
1410 IlthSLN. W. Washington.
CAROLINE REMINGTON. Treasurer.
1526 Market St., Philadelphia To.
THE SUNDAY MAGAZINE
FOR FEBRUARY.
The February number contains, as
usual, literary v. itter of rare interest
and of an edifying and improving
character, and the emhelliihnieiit are
admirable and profuse. Among the
latter is a hitherto unknown portrait
of Martin Luther which was recentlv
discovered in the Thekla Church of
Leipsic On its lower Margin are
"D. M. Luther, :uu XLIX l.Si."
The editor, T. De Witt Talmage. D. D..
gives the second part of "People I
have Met"; "The Home Pulpit" ccn
tuins his sermon, "Wheels Full ot
Ei-es," anil he also furnishes an inter
esting illustrated article, "Narcotics,"
"Called to the Minitrv," by W. S.
Hervey, "On the River "Nile." by W.
C. Proctor, "Lessons of the Snow" by
Rev. W. Walters, "Missionaries in In
dia," etc., are finely illustrated and
replete with interest and information.
"Ihe Reminiscences of nn Old New
Yorker," are continued, and the de
partment of fiction contains, besides
the charming 6erials, "Prudence Win
terburn" and "Margaret's Enemy,"
short stories and sketches by popular
writers. There are also essays, poems
and an. abundance of amusing and in
structive miscellany. The subscrip
tion is $3 a year; 25 cents a number,
sent postpaid. Address, Fraxx
Lesue. Publisher, 53, 55 and 57 Park
Place. .New York.
rSOJC 0U2 OWN COBSSS?0ESfI.
Wabhington Jan., 16, 1881.
The Capital lies buried in a mantle
of white, the first advent of winter, and
happy men and maidens drive pan
ting steeds on streets and avenue:
Jingling bells and rinuin laughter are
heard every-where. Pedestrians walk
hurriedly through the crisp, wintry
air. The pleasant autumn days had
bo trencneu upon uie iiiir ieim mut
many weather prognotira'.irns had
arranged for a skip in the tiual frigid
atmosphere of the u inter so!.tiee.
Enough of cold whither to enable the
ice dealers to make a crop of the do
meelic article at home, ensures a com-
I petition in summer, which is a great
K n n yt (1 1 f. 1 k i C: W ia-i n a m rvl PI n fV lill
.. 1 - .1 v . 1 1 . -i
manitv dunnc the heated and torrid
dog-days
1 I
The Cuiteati trial has brought uot
more testimony of experto than any J
other case ever tried in the courts of
this or any other country. These wit- j
n esses for the mo?t part, are men of
large experience in treating insane
persons, and they have established '
reputations which have reached far
. . . .
Dcyonu our own land, lnere is one
feature about Guiteau'a case in which
all experts agree. At the jail he is
quiet and calm, not morose or tacit
urn, while in the court room he as
sumes to be irritable, is loquacious,
and overdoes the thing entirely.
When appearing to be all absorbed in
reading, it has been many times found ju,ies':ire hmd in their prai,es of Klof
his paper was upside down. He is a cston Cologne.
cool villian and his little game, thank
heaven is nearlv ended.
The proposition to extend Federal
aitl to the cause of general education,
meets with great favor. The propor-
tion of illiterate noi.ulation is so larPp
in some of the states that thev cannot
nt any reasonable rate of taxation pro-
vide adequate educational facilities.
The federal government is in receipt
r ,
of an enormous surplus revenue year-
ly, and no better disposition can be
made ol this surplus than to educate
the riing generation,
." . .
The amount
appropriated by the government
should not be madej to depend upon
any contingency, like the Bale of pub
lic lands, as has been proposed in bills
heretofore introduced in Congress.
Let education, which lies at the foun
dation of all our civil blesings, be as
free and as universal as the air we
breathe. I
The first Wednesday in January is '
a gay day owing to the ladies taking j
the opportun ty then to make their j
New Year's calls on the Cabinet fami-'
lias and the Speaker's wife. This is ,
the beginning of the season of lunch
parties, levees, receptions, and general
gayety, that make winter life at the
Nation's capital so attractive a resi-' TBS BEST LITZ2A".? PAPES P73LISEE
dence, and brings hither thousands of j, juivursally appreciated, as its
stranger visitors. It is noticeable that ' immense circulation affords incontest-
everv vear increases the number, and
at no previous period have hotels and
boarding houses been so overcrowded
as at the present.
When the House reassembled on
Thursday the number of spectators in
., ,1 1, it .. 1
the galleries was unusually Mnall. and
pn
the attendance of members fell
fir
short of a quorum. During the prayer
and the rending of the journal of the
, . 1 . v .. 1 ..
r - " ' . e . ..
teied, anil, after exciiangmg Jew
Year's greetings with their colleagues,
took their seats, rivinir the chamber
its customary appearance of life flmi ; jf'c to the excellence of its stories,
1 1 J .j .,1 . it-s numerous entertaining features,
bustle. But a few days will pass be- rtMj iu, freah aml VHrie(l attractions;
fore the schemers and members of the ' but not the least among its reeconi
third House will be here and be duly Imendations i the fact that unusual
organized for the winter campaign, j far '" exerted in revising the con
, , . r . I tents, that all objectionable words and
The new members have to get into pira!ies in:iv avoided.
the harness, and make their maiden 1 Heads of families are aware that we
specencs, anu six weeKs win pass oe
fore anv 1
eolation will be much look -
, ,. , . .
Meantime I nclc bam, good
ed after.
old soul, pays the bills,
What shall be done with the uilvcr ?
The miners will dig; smcltcm, stamp-
mills and mints will run. The Secrc
taryoitne ireasurj- nas aeciaea 10 esln matter, and is therefore popu
ask Congress for an appropriation for Marly conceded to be
additional vault room at the sub-Trc.is- THE BESP SI027 AI'2 SZiirH ?A?22.
ury in San Francisco. There was so The New York Weekly reg llany
much silver stored in the vault that presents in the "Ladies t Work Box.'
the .Assistant Treasurer declined to I'" "' nib!e sUgce-tiou, regard
, , , ing the making of garment and the
receive any more from the collector of CMOice of materials. Tnis department
the port, on the ground that he had is invaluable to every frugal house
no nroDcr nlace to store it. Secretary wife.
Folger was informed of the stite of
,-v . , , , , . .
airair. and telegraphed to the A?sis-
unt Treasurer that he must receive
the money and take such additional
precautioiis to guard it as mar be
... ,; ,
necessary until authonty could l
r.huined from Congress for the con-
miction of another vault. hj- not
spend it in helping our shinning inter-
J et and purchase indemnity for the
disgrace we now sutler for allowmc all VT"c,tr Vro" WFFIr V
our freighting to be done by foreign 1N fc,v I OKf. VV ILC fS.Lj I .
t. ' ' ... j- , , j e ?J , ' Tb Net-Tori Wetlly will b ttrat toanr aJ-
The public are treated from time to are ;n t, Dnit btN tria r?e 3
time with the announcement of start- wntlu rorTScenu; i Kiuctb !1 . 6 nsatb.
lingdiscoveriesoffraudsinmail con- 4&l 7,75& KB ht 1ah of Eixbt. all
tracts, straw bids etc. If there was hot nt at o time, will b- ntitiJ to a 'ith
back of it all a powerful combination, j",1""?'?- Oetter np ef clnbs eaa after
determined to drive out ajl bidders.- watfte&ii?Eg$i,
ana jiecure monopoly 01 man carrying,
the men engaged in these inve?tii;.i-
tions would be entitled to some credit.
The only security the people have is
- .
that there shoum be the largest op
portunity ior uiuaers an
over the
country, so that this privilege that in-
volves millions of capital, should be
scattered among contractors all
through the United States. The com-
bmation are tleterininpil to ha.v th
matter in their own hands, and Uncle
Sam will pay millions thai would not
be
at
the
paid ir there was open ccrmpetitiom complaints of the stomach and Bow-
the lettings. The whole thing is irV.els, remember to rive the rreoTcfrie tt
interest of the contractors' eombi-X$bance, and dcrr't feinect one or twri
nation
Pi; &. dWe to core )"
Sjcrt sf tie Bed CIczi Sdacls, fe tie
KsstiEaiisf Suzmtj 13, 1S51
Eiiro'Imcnl,
Primary. 01
InterlClltat,, 72
High School. 102
Av.. Att.
Total.
Root, ok Honor.
Pupils whose attendance, diligcri'
and deportment entitle ther.i t
de of 95 or ovvr.
High School. R.ibt. . P .::.! I .
Potter. Lee Tinker Willie W c-t,
Maine Fn-b;e, Lena Jotie?, Eva
M'ni-el'. ('arne Xewhoti.-e, Bosie
Walker. Barbara Newhou-e, Lizrie
Mclnttrjh, Lizzie Ebberi, Hattie
McKim, Lulu Warner and Jennie
Orr.
Intermediate. Hugh Miner, Dillartt
"-""w""'- , .
liedford. Sam 1 .McL-ain, Atary -ii'.icr
Carrie McBride, Addie Reigle, Katie
Reigle, Minnie Weber, Eva B.iyha.
Lina McLain, E-tell Weber, Cora
Garber, Darlie Sherer, Geo. Mor
hart, John McBride.
Primary, Charley Mitchell, Charley
Nice, Robbie McBride, John Van
Dyke, Lottie Reigle, Nellie Kaley,
Annie Ilurd, Mary Atwood, Lenora
McLain.
A. L. Fi'NK. Principal.
Miss Minnik Ki.Mim.i., 1 8 .t?
MlSS MoM.IK Dlt'KKS.-ON.
Sec!et7 Belles.
On account of its remarkably deli-
Eener Tour Lca:e
Thpre nre tinier in cvcri' line's life
uhen enerirv fail- and a ini-erable
feeling comes over them, mintaken for
laziness. Danger lurks in the.se symi- '
turns, as they arise from diseased or-
irans. rarkers umirer ionic win re
store perfect activity to the Stomach,
Liver and Kidneys, purify the Mood.
" rer,eu' -vnUr I(;"S(J f ,MJ,l,lh ftml
comfort. lircifc.
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,li5cls s.rrawcr. 1 STREET SMITH,
rcrs s. sarrh. ; . Prorrittor.
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Mnt?T tersons take meilirfnn Inr i
their aflments, and as soon as ther
fct-1 better they disregard all directions
ami stop taking it. They try it ag"ain
and again,- and finally throw 11 aside
as worthless, when, had it been persev-
ereI in from thft trt a nrm''nAn
cure would have been effected. Now
in taking Piuokly Ash Bitters for all .
JANUAKV.
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THE LATEST NE
THE BEST AND LARCEST STOCK
Ready -
fMTHiim
AND DRY-GOODS
Ever brought to Red Cloud,
Selected by and BOUGHT for CASH
Koeiithal Bros'
Will be graciously parceled out ior an equal
amount of LEGAL TENDER, in quantities
to be named bv the purchaser, without regard
to
RACK, COLOR. RELIGION. POLITICS. Mill. SIZE OR IX
A PERFECT FIT !
And Satisfaction Guaranteed in every in-
stance. J his is the Grandest Opportunity ever'
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offered to clothe vourser esancl children without
GETTING HUMBUGGED.
You can alwavs find just what vou are look-
ROSENTHAL BROS.
Who have clothed more men and boys, and
made more homes happy in the past live
years, than any other parties in the Republican
Valley all because
Rosenthal Brothers
Understand their business; buying their
goods for cash and selling for cash, to the great
advantage of every customer; NEVER MIS-
. REPRESENTING,
i ACTUAL MERIT.
OUR STOCK TULS V.M'A,
Is the mo?t complete '-ver brought to RED CLOUD -..npi .-ijj
Everything Worn bv Man and Woman.
Selected with :'rert care with n view to giiig our cm-' itu-tm t'i- m--'
SOLID, K'BSTA NTI A L and NE TIT P VITEKX- .ui. L Tr I' -1 V Lh
FOR THE LEAST KCOItfSY
Our Business and Dress Suits
ARE PARffcULARLY DIv-IRARLi;,
And only nerd to be j n to be aj1r.t ia: I LMr t . k f
Youths' and Children's Suits
j Comp!e:f i erv D -p irtm . t -ff.-mg a'tn -. .::- tint i
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omsuie o. tne MR,ir tint-
OUR SUITS FOR CHILDREN
Ssinu'd be reu O jr -'icI: of
KATS & CAPS
Thsy are Cheap this Year.
stock or
GENTS' FUILMSIUNCr C',OOD
And in Gloves and M.ttcn, second to non" and c j l t ri'i " v !
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Stork of MFNn ROOTS ar.d LADIH-
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LIVE AND LET LIVE PRICES!
We do not seek t miciifv our lu-ine u I J LOW, fit Utxt- rI-rtore in tv
ferring to our MANY
we are the
THOUSAND
Only Exclusive Clothing ntul t?v
oolx Store in Itetl Cloud
That Crtrrrtes'jt 'tnc'k. and can supply
respectfully invite your insp.c:ion ml
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