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Tbe Keystone Watch
Case Co. of Philadelphia,
the largest watch case manufactur
ing concern in the world, ia now
putting upon the Jas. Boss Filled
and other cases made by it, a bow
(ring) which cannot be twisted or
pulled ojfthe watch.
It is a sure protection against the
pickpocket and the many accidents
that befall watches fitted with the
old-style bow, which is simply held
in by friction and can be twisted off
with the fingers. It is called the
Iffl8ffl
a CAN ONLY BB HAD with .ML
assetearisg thslr trass nark- yjy
Sold only through watch dealers,
without extra charge.
Ask any jeweler for pamphlet,
or send to the manufacturers.
THE CHIEF
rrioy, Nov. ii 1809
Neonuka MepHllcmu.
Tfcs nsablioani of Nebraska have
rcaiea to oosgratulate themselves up
oa the outcome of tho contest of this
tste.
The 4eocratto plot to capture tho
eleotorial rote of Nebraska by throw
lag the bulk of tho democratic voto
to tbe Weaver electors has miscarried,
Tkere eaa be no doubt that Nebraska
will east her eleotorial vote for Horri
OR, althoagh the plurality may bo
comparatively small.
Lorenxo Crounso lias been triumph
aatly elected governor of this stato by
at least 12,000 plurality, and all the
repaklloaa candidates on tho state
tieket are doubtless elected by plural
ities. taagiBg from 10,000 to 12,000,
Retaras so far recoived indioato
tkat both houses of tho coming legis
lature will bo republican by a small
majority, inauring tho return of a re
publieaa to tho United States senate.
This la most extravagant cstimato of
republican strength in the next legis
lature was a membership of from 02
to 65.
It ia now oeitiin that at least three
of the lis republican candidates for
cosgress baye boon olootcd, with a
pttlibjllty of tho election of four
members.
Ia view ot tho tromondous odds
agaiaet which tho republicans of this
state had to combat, coupled further
with the faot that thoy wcro left en
tirely to their own resource.", tho
spleadid victory aohicved is u
sourco
of supreme satisfaction to every
publioaa la tho stato, Boo.
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It U now conceded nnd virtually
f,ettled that Qrover Cleveland has
again been olootcd prosident of tho
Uafted States. Tho domocrats
have carried tbe solid south, which,
notwithstanding, th predictions of
wide-eyed Weavcrituu und republican
visionaries, remains 'more solid than
ever. Theyhavo enrriod Now York
New Jeraoy, Connecticut and Illinois,
wbich.iilo'ne give Cleveland and Stov
easoB a majority in the electoral ' col-
lege. Thoy may oven carry Wiscon-
aia and Indiana, which nro vory closo
and olaimrd by both parties.
All the other northorn states, ex
cepting possibly Nevada and Montuu
a, will oast tboir electoral voto for
llarriaoa. Sagebrush Nevada, with
only 40,000 population, has bomo tho
only fruit of the great populist up
rising which ventured into tho uriicu
of national politics at Omaha July, 4,
with tke atartling declaration that tho
country ia on the verge of ruin. 71 eo.
Mrs. A. O.
Dmer.
llerg, is visiting in
5 ' Tamed Down.
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Our Rooster Stands Up for
NchrHNka.
Tho Hvpublioins have taken to tho
wood.
Georgia went democratic, Very
surprising.
Free trndo, wildcat money, and froe
flilvcr will go now.
Oh I for a Innd wore democrats and
Grovcr Cleveland are not known.
Tlio indepondonts wcro not of great
fotco except to help to elect Qrover.
Tho state tiokot is nafc, thank
goodness wo have ono little rny of
light.
It la McKcighan, ho having oar
riod tho dlstriot by about 3000 ma
jority.
Tho solid south and almost a aolid
north remains to te'l tho story of
"how BolBoy and I killed tho bar."
Wo bavo met tho onomv. and are
done up from a head end collision. It
is needless to say that the republican
party "Isn't in it"
The battle is over, and now let our
people put aside all politioal animos
ities and seo if wo cannot get a rap
id gata on the Gate City.
Tho election passed off very quiet
ly. Tho Australian ballot system
doos away with all of tho stir that
used to occur on th'oso occasions.
Now thai election is over The
CuiEf hopes that tho Business Men's
Association will do what thoy can to
securo a bcot sugar faetory in Red
Cloud. It is important that our peo-
pio snouiu try ana get several manu
facturing institutions to luoato in Red
uiouu. witn tne nnest water power
in tho stato of Nebraska, ihcro is no
reason why wo Bhould not have a doz
en manufactories located hero. A flax
mil), a beet sugar factory, a starch fac
tory, a paper mill, woolon mills, and
kindred institutions, could bo operat
ed in Hcd Cloud and an effort should
bo mad o 'to get them located. With
such enterprises in Bed Cloud, she
would grow and thoy would furnish
employment for our laboring mon, and
what is of interest to them, would be
advantageous to tho farmer. It
would not only furnish a good market
at liomo, but would enhance tho valuo
of farm and city property,, therefore!
ovory man, woman, nnd child in tho
county should interest themselves in
seoing that Hod Cloud has moro man
ufacturing institutioni
On last Sunday morning, Bov. J.
D. l'ulis, D. D., for tbe last oighteen
months has buen tho rcsidont pastor
of tho First Baptist church' of this
city, preaohed his farewell sermon,
having dooided to aooept a call to the
pastorato of a Grand Island church.
His Bormon was intensely interesting
and a mastcr-pieoo of eloquence, from
a religious stand-point. During ita
dolivery many wcro tho
eyes dimed with team.
Mr. Pulis had a warm plaoo in the
hearts of his brethren in Bod Cloud,
and was a favorite among tho com
mon people The pcoplo of this city
will bo sorry to hoar of bis decision
to movo away from this city, yet he
will bo a favored Requisition to any
city in which ho may locate as he is
a polished gontloman and a minister
of moro than ordinary ability.
Hebron Hcliools,
Six weeks cf tho Hebron school
have passed and thcy,we think, are suf
ficient to cant a shadow before of
what the coming weeks shall bo. The
firbt regular examination was hold last
week. They sru tn bo hold every aiz
weeks instead of monthly as hereto
fore an excolleut change, so thought
by nil couoorncd.
Tho now superinlondout, Prof.
Loranco seems to havo won tho full
conlidcuoc and hcaty cstooni of both
teaohor and pupils by his kind con
siderate uud unassuming manner.
Uis lino of authority socms to be so
gently but firmly held that obedienoe
seoum rendered from lovo and not fear
This is oh it should bo in sohool as
woll ob homos.
Tho two uuvr teachers, Miss Hughes
in the hth school, and Miss Heinle
in tho seventh grade, nre exoellent
teachers and muoh adored by their
pupils. Tho other tcaolicrs are too
woll and favorably known to need
any oulo(.'ics here. Altogether He
bron now has a sohool to bo proud of
and tlio prcgont Bontiment indicates
it. (liibron Journal.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castorla.
RIGHT NOW !
We want to show you what values we are
BOYS' SUITs
For the price. We want to show
well as Dress
No one can show you such a line in this county.
of these
AT A. CXJX PRICE.
In one instance at a reduction of FIVE DOLLARS PER COAT. We shall close them
out at same CUT PRICE. -
In - Men's - Underwear
We show a large stock and
SJMlili - PRICES. :.:.
We bought a "job" in Men's Underwear at a very low price enabling us to sell you
Two of the Best suits for $2 you ever saw.
Extra good weight and very desirable patterns in Duck Lind and
Leather Coats. We undersell all competitors.
CHICAGO CLOTHING STORE.
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.
tste Vrcek Item
Gathering corn and finishing up on
sowing rye is tho order of the day.
Wheat ia up and rye is coming nice
sine the fino rain.
Soe sickness in our part, John
Davie' little child died last Thursday
fron whooping eough. It was a lit
tle girl five months old.
Frank Graham has a siok ohild
tbat is thought to have diphthoria.
At last accounts it was better.
O. Stevons sold a load of nico hogs
is Bed Cloud for five cents last Sat
urday. Potatoes are all dug and in tho
cellars; the farmers have from 40
bushels up to 300, and they are be
ins aold from 70 cents up to $1.
What country can beat this on crops :
good wheat, re Oats, millet, corn,
aid potatoes. 'r
Sam Johnso ftisod about 1,500
bushels of oats'id 218 bushols of
millet iced from aoros of land.
Gee. Mountford raised 1,400 bush
els of oats, Mr. Stevens and lloseu
orais 1,200 bushols of fall grain, Mr.
Haakiia 1,600 bushels. Somo oorn
ia making 60 buahela to the aero,
worth 22 to 23 cents per bushel.
Mr. Potter's little girl that has
beea aick so long ia improving slowly.
Miaa Alma B. Wilson went to
Smith Centre last Saturday to attend
the teachers' meeting.
John Davis has put up a now orib
and has it filled with corn, and him a
lame man, who ean beat that.
Oscar Provalt has put up a nice
stone house and is making other valu
able improvements.
Iryin Collins and Dug. Davis are
also improving.
A great many new buildings in this
part: dwellings, barns, granaries, and
eribs, and land is advanoing in price
and bo farms to rent.
O'coabional.
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The Advertising
Of Hood's Sarsaparilla is always with
in the bounds' of reason bcoauso it is
true; it always appeals to tho sober,
common senre of thinking people bo
cause it istrue; and it is always fully
substantiated by endorsements wbioh,
in the financial world would bo ao
cepted without a momont's hesitation.
For a general family cathartif wo
confidently recommend Hood's Pills.
Nra. Skeen has had tho Stern
building niooly fitted up and will
make a handsome looation for a res
taurant. Wanted.
A few good farm loans, six per cent
interest. No second mortgage D. 11
SrAMOOLB.
Children Cry for
Pitcher' Caetorla.
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Infine dress suits we are strictly in
FOR THROAT
AND LUNG
complaints,
the best remedy is
AYER'S
Cherry Pectoral
In colds,
bronchitis, la grippe,
and croup, it is
Prompt to Act
sure to cure. '
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It Is with pain that we have to record
tlio death of another old resident and
highly respected citizen of Webster
county, Mr. D. O. Grice who passed away
in tuts city on inov. utii, uner using in
railing health for some years rrom a com
plication ot diseases resulting from his
service in tne war.
Mr. Grice was born in Crawford Oa.
111., in 1835, was married to Miss Byrilda
Al. Taylor, in 1807, and removed w nan
kakee county where hs lived until his lo
cation in weDster county, eor. in
w nen me can iu irus ubbid iu ou,
Mr. Grioe responed quickly and served
the term for whioh he enlisted and eame
home and remained about a year when
he ro onlUted and served until the close
of tho war a period ot four years and
thrra months in ell.
Ho save his best yean and the
Btrenath ot a lifetime to his country be
ing twice wounded and never after en
joy im the health whloh he might have
enjoyed otherwise. His wounds were
painful and a great tax on his strength
aa long as he lived so that in the servioe
or lour yean.' ue gave me strengtn or
lifetime
Aa a h unhand end father be WM
thonshtf ul end kind, as a neighbor he
was all tbat could be desired, aa citizen
be was loyal and brave.
His famllv ! oomtxisedof the mother
two boob Bort. of the Arm of Deyo A
OrioR. Anil Flavins nmnlOTBd With MeSS
ere Sherwood 8c Albright and Mary, the
wifa of John Rutledce living north ot
Tnnvnln.
The funeral was conducted from the
residence by Rev. E. L. Ely under the
auspices of Garfield Poet ot whioh he
was a member and a larco concourse of
people followed the remains to theceme
tBry. When the casket had been lower
ed into the gravo JCr. Elf, delivered
brief eulogy of tbe dead soldier, speak
ma of his brave service ot over roar
yours and of the debt of gratitude we
owe to thoso who fought to save onr nag
nnd ot tho faot that they are fast , pass-
J nrf owny .
it. fil.nnhl he said of Mr. Grice thitthe
greater part of his life had been spent
Tn Christ an BOivlce and although, ror
Bomotitno past he had been somewhat in
rinrrnh vet he left the testimony be
BBidtbat ue was again reooaoiled to Ood
and ready to go.
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OVERCOATS
yoil our Overcoats in Cheap as
Overcoats.
We bought, while
goods
DIEDERICH & COOK,
DEALERS IN
BOOTS and SHOES.
RED CLOUD,
They . keep constantly on hand one of the largest and finest
lines of Boots nnd Shoes to be had in the city.
They make a specialty of the Waverly School
Shoes for Children. See them before
making your purchases.
Wn?. JVIcAYOY,
PROPRIETOR OF THE
Wetter Street Livery Feed
Sale Stable.
North opposite Moon Block, Red Cloud.
Your patronage solicited.
The best shoe for $2.60 ever offered.
For sale only at Wiener's.
When Baby was sick, we gate her Ctstoria.
Wbea she was a Child, sbe cried f or Castor!.
When she became Hiss, she dung to Castoria.
Whse See had CaUdram, see farettea Csetoria,
B. C. Cotter, the live stock dealer, 1ms
raised nearly 83,000 bushels ot oorn this
year, whloh goes to show that he appre
ciates Nebraska soil,
Mrs. 0 B Crone is visiting in Omnha
this week.
Children Cry fof
Pltohor't Cattorla.
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giving in
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NEBRASKA.
and
State of Nebraska)
Webster oounty. t
eneter oounty, )
Notice ia herebv mvn tn nil
having claims and demands atrai
nil persons
nL'ainst Mll-
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wn ueBter tate or wobster oounty,
Jjester
deceased, that tbe time fixed for tiling
claims against aaid oatato ia six months
from the
Ik day of November 1892.
all such persons are required to present
their claims with tbe vouchers to tho
County Judge ot said oounty at his office .
therein, on or before the
9th Dayer June, l03.
and all claims ao filled will be heard bo
fore the said Judge on the 10th of Juue
1898, at a o'olook, p. m. James Dukkv,
County Judgo.
Dated this 11th day of November 16U2.
See Osoar Patmor before buying
flour. lie has made a big reduction.
There is no letter paint in tho
market than the Liucolu mixed paint,
sold by (Jotting.
!,'." corn huakers wanted. Can umi
mou with or without team?.
JIknuvO. Cuttku,
. Hod Cloud, Nobr.
Lecture.
Tho battle ot Lookout Mountain aiul
.Mission Ridgo. A. It. Thoians, JJff
of Omaha, will loctnro on tlio nhovo sub-
i w m, mo vungrrgauonni church on
next Friday evening. Proceeds to be
JPf ty the church and dnrfleld Post '
OAR. Admission 25 cents.
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