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That our success is dae to the
Liberal Patronage.
received in the last six jears and to keep the custom of the past, we
con tinue to sell yon good goods at lowest price, hereafter. Having
just returned
From Market
Anri Tioiiwr nhit in ns lnrae aiiantities for
STOKES, have been able
At Bit
Which we arc willing
if
the benefit of. This is no
dodge,
WllO :
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SSit bbbb bbbb m
Of some Conscienceless Dealers bring us new customers daily
If anything from this house isn't right come
to us and well MAKE 11 Kl H 1.
C. WIENER,
RED CLOUD. WYMORE.
ftl-
-
ingi opportunity now offered
to secure your
Tablets,
Books,
Slates,
Pencils
and other school supplies
whiie the stock is
complete.
youv that this is the time to
select from the finest line
line of sclool tablets
in the city-
C. L. CoTTING.
Druggist and Bookseller.
tat, Mors I lb.
(Chicago & Northwestern Railroad.)
J. W. Dacicxer, Local Agent. -
Arrive j. Leaves.
f&ssengay. 2:-iip,n. 2-.50p.in
Acconcani Freight 3:03 p.m. 5:00 p,m
HASilMiS TO THE EAST
via Northwestern route.
AraIveToric5:S2 p.m, Fremont8:13. Oma-
ha, 9QijCJt- lliisn. Krf m. St lt 950 an
lioavefl cluesgo :jon.ra. Omaha 8:40 a.m. ar-
lidBYes iiiur.gu -uup.ro.
rives at UabtiJis ;: o.m.
Oms St. PanP, Sioux
City, and all points
JiORTlf, EAST, SOUTH, WEST.
The olu Vr. t- utnern Nebraska, Dakota,
Hot Springs, the Black Hills, and
Central Wyoming.
Thrcws" ;J:?3 3 -s.Re r!ictcdto ,
tination. J'or rate Sr.- -.: ..te, ell oa
J B. Daciixkr. Agent.
Hastings, Neb.
ji. fi.'nrs, J.i:. Bu:haax,
Gen. UatMcor. Ucn. Pas. Agent.
Oni Xeb.
"ffiAT
WHOL.rjlAJLE
DRESS-GOODS t CLOTHIM
We cxn sivt .-c.i luiwier if job will state what
Tfu tract and '-""' '' lw samplef. we carry an
;...! ,i mt.m1.i stuck of All-. Srraa-
'jriattrO r:oV fora!e to cousuaieni allow- i
,t K ', : - avllrte 'ur pt'to fit
fiW1 - .a ..tewuta which can tc sent
ntijeet i' .-.ft
.iimti r.-tit t fit enouzb rontv
Mix" Ess
tn cuaixi.u'f ' .'
alf-Tus;. t-
rt.reuc A- T
i rh-n:0. We femt rulo for i
,rt Wo toners our cjtenul
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will
our
TWO
lots
to close out some
large
to
give
our customers
advertising
but have
LOW IB
Good Bargains!
To offer you in all our departments
Being able to buy goods where they
are offered the cheapest to us, we
are not forced to buy where our
credit if good,
We can therefore piveou many advantaces over others
re 1101 so IuCKT. r niir-taiiu' arv uui viuj
in the cfothinK line, but our
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BOOTS AND SHOES
Arc marked very low. Remember wo sell tho Selz shoes
The Cock and Bull Stories
BLADEN.
Mrs. C. E. Hicks started this week
for Illinois.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grandstaff re
turned Saturday front a three weeks
trip to Iowa and Missouri.
Mr. Jas. Burden has been appoint
ed post-master ot this place.
It is reported that Mr. J. C. Colby
sold his timber claim for $3,200.
Married, at the residence of W. H.
Hoffman, September 15, Mr. Jfdward
Hoffman and Miss Lilly Tooker, Rev.
Morrison of Blue Hill officiaiing.
Married, at the residence of the
brides parents in this place, Septem-be-
21 by Rev. Smith, Mr. E. Aultz
and Miss Lucy White both of Bladen.
Mr. Geo. L. Mattison and Floyd
Tooker started last Wednesday for
Colorado where they expect to make
their future home.
Mr. W. II. Householder's brother-in-law
and family returned to Iowa
last Monday after spending a few
weeks visiting friends.
Miss Lous Monroe has gone to
Kearney, where she has obtained a
situation in a dress making establish
ment. Mr. James West moved his wife
and daughter to Blue Hill where the
latter will attend tchool during the
coming winter
Last Friday it took a few hot words
a few sharp blows and a few dollars
fiom each to settle a dispute between
two neighboring farmers.
Mr. Joseph Pashby has rented his
farm and expects to spend a year in
Iowa and Michigan. Sadie.
CCWIiES.
J. T. Latta of Liacoln has return
ed to make Cowles his home again,
after an absence of nearly two years.
Miss Genie McMillan is visiting
friends in Cowlas this week.
Miss Jennie Blaine returned on
last Tuesday evening from a visit to
friends in Adams county.
Prof. J.- M. Scoles will move his
family in the house west of the hotel,
in the near future.
There will be a basket supper at
the 31. E. chureh, Saturday evening,
September, 23th.
Mr. Brittle occupied the pulpit at
the Congregational ehcrch on last
Sunday, Rev. Piatt being ill.
PjCKWicir.
Bee Chrrw transit Kyrnp.
Is civiui; sitleadid satisfaction to the trtirte
and kbesa!st l:o nositivlv mtnf-lnnt whirh
"can lr ac.-onnt"! fcr In no tber way except
ihm it. is wiuiom noini ir.e oes on me roarKet.
Akfor and ce sure yon get the genuine. We
keep it. C. jjCottlog, liruggist.
c;itldrnux re t tlic i?wlr.
All the school? iu W;3ter connty will
be admitted iuto tit, fru. crou-uls free of
t'.irge
Fr!1av. October.
... By order of j;
L PUItB J
CREAM
gAKlKg
Its suiK-rlor excellence proven in millions of
homes tor more tlian ;i quarter of a century. It
Is used by the United Mates government. Kn
riorsed by lite heads of the great iintverMMes
as the Stmii;:t, riirot. ana most Healthful.
Dr. l'ricc Crejiiu fiakim; Powder does not f 011-
tain anionla. lin.e. or alum, hold only in cans.
1'KICE BAKING OAVDEttCO.
XSW YOKK. CIIICACO. ST.UIOJS.
CITY CLATTER.
ICaatlcd bjr Oar Alert Keporf rrs, u&
lrepret for Oar Kea4en.
Don't forget the fair next week.
C Schaffnit is in Kansas City buy
ing goods.
Seetho.se Shetland shawls at the
New York Store.
A fine lot of carpet warp at the
New York Store.
Attorney Smith of Hastings was in
the city this week.
Furniture of all kinds cheaper than
ever at F. V. Taylor's.
Corn buskers, soap, pise tar and
rubber fincer cots at Cotting's.
All goods arc sold at the New York
Store at the lowest cash prices.
Mrs. R. Y. Sbircy has returned
Lome from her visit in the east.
A fine line of jeans, cassimeres and
flannels at the New Yrk Store.
Miss Rena Cashmere was married
to Mr. Jos. Pardoo of Council Bluffs
this week.
The New York Store is headquar
ters for the the best makes of boots
and shoes.
The finest line of guns in the val
ley just received a A. Morhart's, the
popular hardware man, Red Cloud.
Are you going to boy a carpet.' If
so do not fail to call and examine my
stock and prices F. V. Taylor.
You can't miss it if you buy a pock
et knife ai Cottings. He has nothing
but new good and his prices suit these
close tiiucs.
Ribbons, ribbons, ri'ibons. A
big lot of remnants will be sold at
less than half price, at the New
York Store.
I can save you big money on furni
ture and carpets. 100 different pat
terns of carpets cut without waste at
F. V. Taylor's.
100 gross nice dress buttons and
others will be closed out at 2 cents a
dozen .
Don't miss this sale at the
New York Store.
fcatneriy oe Auitz dealers in new
cider, apples and peaches. Also
grape juice at 50 cents a gallon. In
Featherly building. no5-tf
Now is the time to build. I can
s&ve you 25 percent on all building
material, Bids soliceted. Perkins
old stand. D. B. Heard.
Frank Buschow and August Mar
tin of Blue Hill were in the metropo
lis this week. The boys are always
welcome at these steam headquarters
Philip Barkley and his son have
purchased the Henderson livery sta
ble and will be glad to meet all of
their old friends who desire to feed
their teams.
Come in and see our new line of
tinware, lanterns, coffee mills and
agate ware fresh from Chicago and
at Chicago cost. Perkins old staud.
D. B. Heard.
John O. Yciser left for Omaha
Wednesday where he goes for the
purpose of locating. He will follow
his profession in Nebraska's metropo
lis. Tub Chief wishes bim success.
R. Bf Fulton and family are home
from IJakota and Iowa where they
have been visiting for several weeks.
Mr. F. repor:s a fine time. While
away he took in his regimental re
union. August Martin the enterprising
Blue Hill butcher handed us the nc
ceseary equivalent this week for a
year's subscription to tne Great Fam
ily Weekly, and from this on J1 be
enrolled as a member of our extensive
family. Thanks, August.
Van Benson, who has been lan
guishing in the bastile at Nelson was
in the city this Trcck for the purpose
of being tried for snooting Winfield
Palmer last summer. V uu looks as if
the prison fare agreed with him as he
is hale and hearty looking. ,
Wm. Stitigley has moved his bar
ber shop l tht? stand wher W. W.
Gilbert formerly kept, lie !us nam
ed his tonsorial parlors the "Commer
cial barber shop." He is a goed bar
ber and dfirvrt all tf h?n former pa
trons and friemJs to call on him. He
is bound to trnt you nice and give
yon as jiood a sliave a yen can cr m
ggPfflrECTgg
e west.
cratle
"Do tke democrats of th second
congressional district iBtend to nom
inate a candidate for congress this
"Do they intend to nominate a can
didate? Well, I should say they do,"
said one of the delegates to the
meeting of the democratic central
meeting last night "We shall nom
inate a man who is in harmony
with every right minded democrat,
and we shall elect him. The repub
lican will not send the next congress
man from the second."
"Who is the warrior of the demo
crat fold who propose to come to th
rescue of the forlorn?"
"He is Mr. McKeighan, of Red
Cloud. He is a fluent talker and
plenty of good hard sense. I am
sure we will elect him, If Laws hap
pens to get the republican nomina
tion then McKeighan will have an
easy victory. In case Harlan is put
up by the republicans McKeighan will
have a prettj close fight for the seat
in congress, but he will get there by
a few hundred majority even then."
The Chief has no particular ob
jection to Mr. McKeighan as a man,
but his democratic proclivities cer
tainly precludes his chances of ever
going to congress from the "Big 2d.7
The district has good republican
material that will fill the vacancy in
the second district.
Tke Fir at ta If ear Era Kxpeaf tlaa.
Only one building was destroyed by
fire at the New Era Exposition, St.
Joseph, Mo., last Sunday night, and
was rebuilt inside of two days. The
stock show and horse fair begins the
23d, and will be the finest ever held
in the west. So many entries were
received that it became necessary to
build more stalls and pens. Ad
ditional attraction of extraordinary
merit have been secured for the am
phitheatre, and the programme will
not be changed in the slightest degree.
Amone the attrastion mav be men
tioned the following: Bach's celebrat-l
ed Millitary band and orchestra, in I
aauy vonceru; iony-uve acres oi
ground, covered with beautiful
buildings, and illuminated at night
with thousands of prismatic lamps;
Capt Jack Crawford with his band of
Apache Indians, in daily exhibitions
of Indian dances, warfare.&c; Elsa
Yon Blumen and Josic Hawks. Cham
pion Lady Bicyclist; Kemp Bros.,
Roman Hippodrome Riders; Capt.
PaulBoyton, the Aquatic Marvel;
Balloon Ascensions and Parachute
Jumping; an Indian Ban 1 from the
Haskell Institute; Capt. Bogardus
and three Sons, Rifle Shooting; Bron
cho John and Band of. Cowboys, in
in Western Sports. Fifty cents ad
mits to everything.
W. S. Falkenburg was in Denver
this week.
Two of Mrs. Crone's brothers from
Iowa are in the city this week.
Mr. M. R. Bentlcy and wife go to
Dakota next Tuesday on an extended
visit
Mrs. Dr. Emigh and children ar
rived home Wednesday evening from
a tnD ,n 1I,ino,s
I F. P. Shields, the talented scribe
of the Blue Hill Leader, invaded our
wigwam Wednesday evening.
Mr. Alanson Miller of Iowa brother
of Mrs M. W. Dickerson is in the city
visiting. He is enroutc for Sherman
county, Kansas.
Come to D. B. Heard's for cutlery.
Eighty patterns of pocket knives
to select from and twenty patterns of
table cutlery all at Chicago cost.
A. P. Howard, familiarly known as
'Art" has returned to Red Cloud
where he will be installed as manager
of the R. A. Handy ' lumber com
pany s yards, the uhief will al
ways be pleased to hear of Art's -access.
He is a bright and intelligent
young man and will make his mark iu
the world if energy and perseverance
will accomplish it.
M. R. Bentley exhibited to the ed
itorial eyes of this office some of tho
most luscious pears, of the "Flemish
Beauty" variety that we have ever
seen. They were raised on his farm
in Kansas, ten miles south of this
city. They were very large and were
equal to the celebrated California
Bartlett pears, in taste, variety, size,
etc. They are daisies.
M. B. Edleman whe has fcc a
resident of Red Cloud for a number
of years past has vacated his position
as manager ot tne xi. a. uanay lum
ber yard in this city and has depart
ed for Waldo, Arkansas, where he
goos as manage! and superintendent
of a much larger company. Mr. E.
while in this city made many warm
friends who will be sorry to have him
depart from our midst. However his
hosts of friends here will be pleased
to lcrn that his new position will be
much more lucrative, besides bcx :
much better position. The CnitF
wishes him success and prosperity iu
his new home in the south.
Killed la a Serxaam Mill.
Charles Church, a yonag man ngcJ
about 2, met with a terrible acci
dent this morning. J to was engaged
with n lot of men in making sorghum iu
the mill of George Bobbin, about twelve
miles north east of Bine Hill, when his
r.-.rs bscif i 3?u?-y caught in 6ic
part of tn-s machinery. He was drawn
in r.d hi fctl crushed, which rt.-enlted
in itmcdi:i?3 death. He li"ivs n tt'?
. d aiiild In dtiiu'o circnistaueS.
Ho There
EVERYBODY
Do you know that
Adam Morhart
Has the largest supply of
HEM) if
Of all descriptions.
Don't fail to see him if you
you prices that can not
are in need. Also a full line of
Hardware, Tinware,
Copper
Barb
In car load lots now on sale,
could wish. Call and
Bed Cloud
MRS. G. S. ALDEHS
Millinery Emporium.
Ladies will find it to their advantage to examino ray stock of millinery and
fancy goods before pnrchoseinh elsewhere. My goods are ali
New and
Bui
Warner &
Boots
Boots
W have removed to oar NEW QUARTERS jaat Vortk of the F. M
Bank and now have the
Ime&XL Stock of Boots ;nd Shoes
Ever seen in Bed Ckrad, and they wffl be sold at prices that will Bake
them go fast, in f met we are going to
Sell our Goods Cheap for Cash !
We hare the largest stoek and warrant oar stock.
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wue.i nueu cronpuy m Oto dollar ba,I ii
and approval. A.Mrs m- ell ea
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STOVES in theyalley, both
GOIfi
want a stove for lie will make
help hut make you huy if youl
ware, flan's, Etc.
Wire,
in fact he has everything you
see him in Opera House block.
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Nebraska!!
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