Our
Platform I
We pledge Ourselves
IN FAVOR OF
PROTECTION, of customers from
overcharge and
misstatements.
FREE TRADE, for everyone.
PROHIBITION, of rings, inflated
values, and op
pressive high
prices.
REDUCTION, of the people's bur
dens and buyers
bugbear taxprofits
The oBeiaTrote of Sew York giwi
Gen. Harrisoa a little OTer 13,090
plurality. This is the fact of tke
Geyelan host is indeed rarpriiiag..
Nearir ererr norther state sends m
large republican gains, still some of
the leading de xnocrat are talkinjr of
what the next presidential election
ariil do for them. Thou: who were
Iaudtnz Cleveland w the skies before
election have changed their tones and
f now call him a political "champ."
If there': a man in Ked Cloud that
docs not hare "a kind o hankering
for the post ofice, let him saj "naw'
and we will start a penny comribatron
for a monument to be erected to his
memory. About once in every ten
minutes some one will caat a sly wink
at vou and sav lI'in candidate for the
postoffic2,"and under the iame breath
jrill also ask, "what chance do I
stand?'' Our reporters hare been in
Bawted to pin the following card on
tssBr coaU for nch immergeacies.
"Bare been interviewed on P. 0."
"Don't know and can t say.
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BUY AS YOU VOTE-Inteiat
As candidates for your patronat we invite an
examinations of our record in regard to low
prices since we commenced business six months
ago. We promise you in the future as in the
past, the best in quality, the most in quanity.
and the lowest prices to a , and behind our
promises stands the Nicest seected stock of
The Chief will be mightily pUased
when Presideat-elect Harrison is
sworn in and duly inaugurated. Our
reason for such unbounden joy will be
orer the fact that he will forthwith
get a sufficient force of railway clerks
board the trains o to shuffle the mail
so that it will once in two cr three
weeks reach its destination. The
present force is inadequate and more
complaints are turned in at these
headquarters about the absence of the
"Great Family Weekly" than we can
stand without getting angry if there
is not a chance soon for the better.
Hats and Caps, Gents Furnishing
Goods and the BEST fitting
clothing ever shown.
Boa's prlas It on .
The Red Cloud Chief is getting
uneasy as to the future of that city,
and urges the people to be ''up and
doing" to the end that more railroads
may be built to that point. If Red
Cloud people will have a little pa
tience, we've no doubt they'll soon be
ratified by the buildin? cf the Ne
braska Southern. We understand
that arrangements are being made, as
fast as such matters can be attended
to, with contractors for the construc
tion f the road. Don't fret. Red
Cloud. Anything that Superior peo
ple back is sure to be a "go." Super
ior Headlight.
It may b possible that the road
will be uilt. but then, when we took
at the closeness of the time for the
bonds to expire (Jan. 1, 1589) and
then think that the coming month is
December, it makes the cold chills
creep up our spinal column, when we
think how the road is to be construct
ed, if Superior people do back the en
terprise. Ked I. loud people had the
pledges of the Superior people that if
they would vote the bonds that cars
would be running by August surely,
and positively by January 1. 15S9.
Now, we calmly await to see whether
the "Great Superior Gulliver" will
keep his word and have the road
completed per agreement.
Remember this that we are the only merchants
handing the PATENT SHOULDER
SUITS in the city.
Berg & Galusha,
The Chicago Store Clothers.
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TralaaKewBaaalB;.-Tae Bek Is
laae Beyal Vestlfeale.
Great Is-
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Ob November 4th, the
land Rout, the Chicago,
tmalr Ulllsriv 3nnnnnil
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openisg or its passenger service to
Colorado Spriags frem Goodland, the
late western terninus. The through
train leaves St. Jeseph every night at
7:40, Kansas City at 9:05. Horton
9:25. Topeka 11:35, McFarland 1:00
a. m., Manhattan 1:55, Clay Center
3:10, Clyde 3:55, Caba 4:24. Belle
Till 5, Seandia 5:22, Maakato 6:1,
Saitn ceater c. rnuupsourp y:iu,
Abaena 10:03. Nortoa 10:30. ColbT
1:34. p. at., Goodland 2:45, as d ar
rive at Colorado Spriags at 9:20.
This service baa beea started to c
eosamedate the iauaediate pressing
aeeds ef the new seetioas just up;ned
the Great Rock Islaad system and
will coatiaac ia operation until about
Not. 18, wkea it will be replaced by
tke moat augaia cea traia ever seen
ia tke west; a royal vettikalt with
laxari recliaiag ekair ears free.
feats entirely kj staeam, aad PI1
asswFalaee akeatag ears kmilt ex-
far tkM sernee, tae eatire
;n with oat caaage
to Dearer, Catenae
w fcaaaaa City
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LECJtL MaTICE.
Notice Li hereby given ta.it by virnie of a cer
tain chattel mortgage execnted by Homer
Haves to Jotesh Graves itatetf J air. UKft. ls7
to secure tne payment ' a promissory not for
Fiftv-izht dollars (SM.00and iated.ac1 that
maife by tbe aid Homer Hayes to the order of
josepn uraves. raysoie spsrraoer ijib. is-",
with 10 per rent interest from date and wa:ch
note has not b"n paid. I shall ell the property
discrittttl in said ciortrace viz: at public auction
on th stree: In Red Cloud Webster county b.
on MtnidT the 21 of December 1398 at I o'
clock p. n
Dales ue sm aav o; ovemoer !.
'Jos. Urate. Mortgagee.
Legal Sailee.
James X. Martin. Hattie A Martin aad
J. O. Fardin. defeadaats. will take notice
that on the 33d day of September, 1387,
The. A. Page, plaintiff, filed his petition
ia the district cosrt of Webster county,
Nebraska, against yon aad others the b
jeet aad prayer whereof is so foreclose a
certain mortgage executed ca the 2d day
of August, l$6.bj yon tha said James
M. and Hattie A. Martin Ua, the Equitable
Mortgage Co on the south half of the
north west J4 and the north of the
south west ii and lots 3 aad 4 all ia see
tion ten fid) township one (1) north
range ten (10) west in said county which
said mortgage for a Talaable consideration
was duly assigned to plaintiff together
with the installment note secured thereby
that yon the said James M. and Hattie A.
Martin failed and refused to pay the in
stallments of 1X30 each which beeaae
doe aad payable on the 1st days of Feb
ruary aad Aagast 1887 aad 1SS5 where
fore aeeordiag to the ter&s of said ret
aad mortgage the whole thereof to-wit
1135 In e aad is aawdae aad st to
getaer with the iaterest thereoa at the
Sad day 4 Aagast, 1967. Ia his petitioa
pray that jaa decreed so pay
to ham or that
sati said
t. Tea are eaea reqaireeT la aa
Mere is 7th
aayaf Jam
Allison Ib the Cablscl.
If the great and growing we3t is to
have recognizance in the cabinet
council of the administration of President-elect
Harrison, no man can
present a higher claim to saeh honor
than William B. Allison, of Iowa. Mr.
Allison has been in public life, as a
member of the national legislature,
nearly a quarter of a century. During
fifteen jear3 of continuous service in
the United States senate he has ac
quired a familiarity with national
affairs possessed by few men of our
time. No man in congress, noc evea
excepting John Sherman, who is con
ceded to be the emminent financier i s
as familiar with financial legislation
and the problems of our fiscal system.
3Ir. Allison's experience as chair
man of the aocronriatioB committee
of the senate would be invaluable to
the country if he was placed at the
head of the treasury department. His
sound conservative views would in
spire confidence in the management
of the national finances without arous
ing the suspicion that the treasury is
being managed solely in the interest
of Wall street. To the republicans
of this section who complimented Mr.
Allison with an endorsement for the
presidency, his selection to the secre
taryship of the treasury would not
only be extremely gratifying, but ac
cepted as a recognition of tke cliiau
of the banner states of tke nartr.
Kansas, Iowa and Nebraska, that gave j
Benjamin Harrison one haadred aad
twenty thousand majority over all
competing candidates Bee.
ctmri
The school in district 3C. will com-1
mence its winter term Moaday tke 3d I
day of December.
EfEe Smith has been eczared to !
teach te school in district 33 tisi j
winter.
Frank Ailes is engaged ia kelpiag
H. Tabor to secwre ki earn eref. j
The bridge across Lost cretk still
stands as a monument of skill and j
genius; yet, its atility will aot ke of 1
practical aatare aaleas tke arcaifcert !
or tke artisans set akeat tke aa-1
vroaekes witk atare zeal tkaa ka
beea ataaufestea ia tkat drreeti
kcretefetc OL Xir. I
4DUCKE RS-t-
CASH
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Special Dress Goods sale for the
Next Ten Days.
All wool 36 inch Tricots
40c reduced from 50c.
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36 " Flannel
50 u Tricots
40 " Henrietta
36 " French twilled Henrietta
40 " Henrietta Rav
" 45 " Henrietta -
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40c " - 50c
50c M " 75.
45c " " 60c.
65c M - 85c.
90c - - 1.10
70c " 90c.
We Will sell all of our dress goods at greatly
reduced prices to close our present stock
out, and as we never keep anything but good straight
first class goods (no old styles)It will pay you to look
them over. Remember these prices last for ten days
only and are for CASH ONLY.
APRONS. We have just received an elegant line of fancy aprons which
we are selling very cheap. Prices range from 20cts up to $2,00 each.
BIBS. A large line of Infants Bibs from 10c to 75c each,
CHILDREN'S LACE COLLARS.--A nice line from 10c up to 85c
BOYS' SAILOR COLLARS. A large line at 10 and 15c each.
SILK MUFFLERS,- -We have the largest line of silk mufflers ever
brought to Red Cloud embracing every thing that is new and handsome
Prices lower than ever.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS. An immense line just received.
LADIES' AND GENTS WINSOR TIES Just received .500 silk
ties (no two alike)in endless variety and at prices that will soon close them out.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS I will compare my line of Linen
handkerchiefs with any line in the state of Nebraska. We have over 1000
ladies' linen handkerchiefs from 5c all the way up to $1.25 each.
LACE SCARFS. A fine line of lace scarfs at prices that will suit you.
UNDERWEAR. In Ladies', Children's, Misses and Gents' underwear
we can DISCO UNT ALL OTHERS.
In Hosiery, Toboggans, Hoods, etc, we are not behind the times.
Uim la
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Iu ill tke rood mentioned above we have laid oorwetrM oat to do th
to do go we have bought more than the trade of Bed Cloud wrjqjd anjiasit
dui nave Taarrea mem at pncea uax wui onmg ia paopit
alinOWsdififf tOWML
We also have a full line of Dry Goods of all lfiti4.
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J.J.DUCKER
BED CLOUD, NEBBA8KA.
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