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Tb ftihlon llluitrMlcni In toll advertisement,
drawn b) wall-kaon u ertlet, ibow tte very latent
tyles lit mu tad women's autre, aud may be to
;i.d upon for absolute cemotness and accuracy
of detail; tne womin's styles ate drawn from
models by tli wcrliMmoue Worth and Felix, ol
Paris; the tfltn's trora actual garment, re ado by
th. celebrated loaders ot men's fashions In
America, tlatr, fcct.aili.er & Muri, of Chicago.
The Power of Price
in Connection with
Trustworthy Goods
is the Great Lever that
Swings the Trade
Our Way.
Vlhe "Strong-arm Man"
.t the Clothing Business
"oday is
th J Value-giver,
UK 1 Promise-keeper.
Somehow People find out
the Store where their
Money Goes Farthest.
We Want the Trade of the
Man who is Not Above
Saving a $5 note
when he can.
He will Appreciate
What We are Doing
for Those Who
have Clotlng to Buy.
Ji$XBRAND OFTAILORJLCp
It is not
ff on Clothing
Alone
That we are
Saving Money
for Our Customers,
but oui
Men's Shoe
Department, our
Furnishing and
Hat Departments
Offer Buyers
Such Low Prices
as no one
Dared to Expect.
Xf Established 883.
Stillwater.
The cold wavo has checked
the
early birds on the farm.
Mr. Felix Killough has ceased
crowding the sraeon oud has conclu
ded to leave the remainder oT his oats
in the granary until spring.
Mrs. Geo Hoffman and daughter
Pcurl, arc again in Firth, visilini: her
father who has been ill for some
time.
Rev Shirely of Fairfield delivered
an excellent sermon at the Lutu school
house Sunday.
Walter Taylor, Minnie Nowman
and Maude Archer, le't Monday for
au overland trip to Geneva.
James Doming and several of tho
Mt Claro Nimrods spent Saturday and
Sunday on the river hunting. One of
the bo)8 after emptying (JO
shells returned without a feather.
Mr. Killough'fl were favored lust
Sunday with u pleasant visit frmu
Dick Smith and family, Mrs- Brad
shaw, Bina Blaine, Fred Newman,
Sol Taj lor, Mrs. McNew of Lawrence
Mr. London, lumberman; Mr. Feny
teacher; and Mrs. Richardson mer
chant all of Mt. Glare.
The youngest daughter of Joel
Christie has been quite sick for the
past week.
Mrs. Bradshaw who has for some
time been engaged in matrimonii
difficulties, will return tli's week
to Powhattan Kan., to attend court
where sho has arraigned her husband
for bigamy.
Mrs. Finnoy is still quite low with
few hopes of her recovery.
In order to correct an erroneous
rumor whioh has reached the cars of
many and led them to believe that we
aro in such dreadful ciroometaNces
all paupers, asking alms from the
hands of chanty, I will merely rofer
the many readers of TllK Chief to
the financial condition not ooly thoso
among us who have baok-bono and
energy enough to provide tho neces
saries of life and believe that ''Heav
en holps them who help thmselvcs,"
but to our supposed paupers, who are
grappling after every rag, hat or
crumb that have fallen as manna to
feed and clothe the suffering citizens.
It is a mystery how some people
with proyisions at home can sign the
application for aid and yet retain their
reputations as being honest christians
who never tell a lie.
Many who are receiving aid are, I
will assert, better fixed financially
than tho donors, Yet instead of
"Standing up for Nebraska" they will
do all in their power to make a pauper
state out of a self supporting country.
It is sad, yet somewhat laughable,
to seo some farmers, whoso credit is
good, don an old suit of clothes which
makes the wearer resemble the ban
ner tramp of the world and with head
erect, conscience gone follow the "ra
tion trail" like a blind dog alter gut
wagon.
It is true that a fow and and a very
few need aid in our neighborhood.
Those who need it should bo looked
after, but the unprincipled parasites
who suck tho very blood of obarity
should bo choked off. I will find out
how many are worth $1,000 over and
above indebtedness that aro desirous
of seed up hero and sand to This
Chief soon, The writer knows of one
caso where a citizen is worth between
$0,000 and $7,000 who would liko a
little seed corn. Do you know of any
ono who wishcB to donate.
The sooner you begin to tight the fir,
the more easily it may be extinguished.
The sooner you begin taking Ayer'a Bar
saparilla for your blood-disease, the
asier will be the cure, In both oasts,
delay la dangereus if not fatal, Be sure
yoa get Ayer'a and no othtr,
Red Cloud, Webster County.
A mho j-.
Quite changeable weather.
Quito a number sick at present.
Mr. Carmony of McCook waB visit
ing at 0. C. Cox's ono da; Inst woek.
Mr. and Mrs, lLismussen wcro in
Red Cloud Saturday.
Dr. Moranvillc was culled to G. W.
Baker's Monday, to wait upon Pearl
Fras" who was quite sick, but is much
improved at this writing.
Mrs. I Fribio is not muoh better.
Mrs. Hurd and daughter Emma
were calling in tins vicinity Friday.
Misses Susie and Alt B.tker wcro
shopping in Red Cloud Satur
day Miss Jcnnio Carpenter of Red
Cloud whs the guest ot J. W. Sa'adeu
Sunday.
Mr. Cox is expected home this
week with a car of aid,
C. L. Lewis sold a load of hogs last
Mundav.
C. II. i'risbio and wifo and Rissie
Mullock spent Sunday in Guide Rnck
Al Mcrrit spent Sunday in Bluo
Hill.
Harvey Cox left Saturday for
OrlvanB where he will attend college.
Uo will be greatly missed by his
associates.
Daisy Frisbiu Alta Bukcr and
George Fraso arc on tho sick list.
Tho La Grippe is raging in this
community.
Deafness Cannot bo Cured.
by looal applications, ns they cannot roach
tho disensod portion of tho car. There is
only one way to oure deafness and that
in by constitutional remedies. Deafness
is caused by nn inflamed condition of tho
muoous lining of the Eustrachtan Tubo.
When this tube gets inflamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfeot hearing,
and when it is entirely closed deafness Is
the result, and nnless tie inflamation can
bo taken out and this tubo restored to Its
normal condition, hearing will bo des
troyed forover; nino cases out of ten are
causod by catarrh, whioh is nothing but
an inflamed condition of the mucous cur
faces. We will give on hundred dollars for
any case of deafnesB caused by catarrh
that cannot bo cured by Hall's Catarrh
Curo. Send for circulars, free.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
tSf Sold by Druggists, 75o.
State Creek.
Several from this part attended
quarterly meeting at Highland.
Tho Judson post offioo southwest of
this creok about three miles ib going
to be a town. Wm. Barrett is the
main merohant on the main street and
Jos. Graves on the corner will soon
build an addition to his hotel.
The farmers are getting in their
grain and commencing their spring
work.
Miss Mollio Stevens was in Iuck
last Saturday while she was in town
she ascertained that sbo had tho koy
that unlocked tho $25 silver box at
Duokcr's store.
Grandma Provalt camo homo Mon
day from her visit in Missouri and
says times aro very hard.
Mr. Barrett will hero after run a
boot shop in part of the post offioo and
now all wo need is The Chief to move
over hero.
D, H. Fair is toaohing a very sue
scsBful term of sohool at tho Mt. Hope
sohoolhouio,
Mrs, S. Potter is in very poor health
again She had to bavo a bono taken
out of her ankle.
Albert Scrivner and Geo. Horton
traded teams.
Tho wolf hunt was a failure and
there haa been four wolves soon on the
orcek uinoo the hunt. Let us all turn
out next Monday, Maroh 18, and form
on the state line or one mile north of
that at 10 o'clook and go south Wo
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World's Pair Hlgbeit MtdalarU Dlpteau.
Ner.. Friday, March
want a lot ol the boys on tho south of
us to form on tho tkreo mile line south
of State line and move north at 10
o'cloek and not let tho wolves and
j ck rabbits have any show to escape
By order of Capt. Cbns. Arbuoklc
Occasional. Cure ol llciidnchc.
As n remedy for all forms of headnehe
Eleotrie Bitters has proved to bo tho very
best. It t-ffeots a pormnnont euro and
the most dreaded habitual siok headache
jollda to its influence. Wo urgo all who
aro b filleted to procuro n bottle md give
this romedy n fair trial. In chkpb of ha
bitual constipation Kteotrlo Hitlers cu'es
by giving the needed town to the bowels,
and few canes long resist tho use of this
medicine. Try it onoe. Largo bottles
only Fifty cents at C. L. Cutting's drug
store.
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Rocky Run.
Mr. Ray has returned irom Illinois
He reports lots of mud, so much that
roads aru almost impassablo. Ho also
says that the refugees from drouth
stricken states are worso off by half
than thosd who remained horo,
Mr. Sibort was uufortunato enough
to loso another cow.
Tho ohiof thing in these days is the
scramble for aid It is said to lay
thickly strewed all around.
J. M. Scoles and Alva Sollars was
visiting W. C. Sown last Friday.
Mr. Smith is hauling hay lo Red
Cloud to sell.
Mr. Hcaton has commenced plowing
Tho Bachelor Hcaton's aro increas
ing their wood pile.
Mr. Parkcrson has returned to his
farm.
Mr. Smith will farm tho ranch again
this summer.
I I in Creek.
Morgan Davis was out driving Sat
urday afternoon.
Bessie Godwin and Maud Hurd were
in Cowles Stautday.
Mr. Dell and his best girl attended
the exhibition at Willow creek last
Friday night.
Mr. Boner was in Cowles Saturday.
The Pleasant Hill sohool will be out
this week.
Alta Baker was in Red Cloud Sat
urday. Bart Morgan is eutting posts on the
old Mooro ranoh.
Albort Kinney has gone to farming.
Polly was out riding last Friday
evening and succeeded in getting his
neck tangled up in Fred Good clothes
line.
A eouple of the young men thought
they would be inspectors of a bieyelo
club last Saturday evening but they
got badly left. It is getting pretty
warm to play frcczo out now boys,
better wait till next winter.
Tom Beal and Doo Paul have gone
into tho bicyolc training business.
Lew Fuller left for Kansas City
last Tuesday where ho will work in a
wholcsalo clothing houso this summer,
Senator Nelson wbb absent from tho
last meeting of the sonato.
Wo understand that somo of tho
little boys got suspended from our
sohool.
D. J. Best has been on tho siok list
for the last two weeks but is some
better at this writing. The dootor has
advised his father to take him to the
Hot Springs bb soon as ho is able to
travel. They expeot to go through
on bioycles.
John Story and W. A. Davis were
in Blue Hill Saturday.
Tho youig bloods had a very pleas
ant time last Tuesday evening at the
dance given in honor of May Bell's
fourteenth birthday.
Polly Hall says be is learning to
waltz.
Some of the Christian"" Endeavor's
r
had a social time last Saturday.
Saturday? ' '
Chum Cuo.no,
15, 1895.
Hal In.
Miss McCill spent Sunday at her
home.
Win. Andrews has hired to Mr.
Kntn i! y for tho summer.
O. E. Ramey has moved onto
his
new farm.
Lilliu Holmes from Red Cloud
is
visiting at A. Wilson's
Nulso SorgetisDii has purchased n
riding plow and a disc.
Mr. Boynton returned to his liouir
in Illinois last Saturday.
Nick Surgonsnn in having a well
put down on one of his farms.
Mr Hanson returned from Nuckolls
county Saturday whero ho has been
on business.
Several of tho young sports went to
the river gunning lust Saturday.
Charley Waro has his new houso
completed and will move into it sunn,
Wsdo Kouuiz started for his old
home in Indiana Tuesday, to sco hi
father who is sick.
Miss Dora Jensen from CowIoh was
visiting in these putts last week.
YancoSorgcnson has repaired Iho
windmill on C F Gather's lanoh.
Thoro was a spelling school atDist.
14, last Friday night. Tho champion
spoiler was Frank Bean.
Olive Foo from near Cowles is in
thcBO parts visiting at present.
There was a danco at tho Eusticc
Griffith ranch last Friday night all re
port a good timo.
John Pioklor was married Saturday
by N. E. narvoy wo cxtond congratu
lations. Somo person broko a window pano
in district 33 recently.
Stunner.
tntc Line.
Mr. Arraxts is hauling hay this
week.
Mr. Ratcliff has moved into Mr.
Rinard'a houso near North Branch.
J, M. Watt's mother who is siok at
his houso does not get any better, she
seems to bo growing weaker rapidly
Emma Toland is on the sick list.
Mr. Osborn's visited Mr. Arrants
ono day last week.
Albert Perry has moved onto Mr.
Foot's place.
Arthur Cline oommonoed working
for Charley Edgcrton last Monday.
Some of Miss Hattie Cline's friend
gave her a surprise party last Friday
night. After pulling taffy until the
wes small hours of the night every
body went home having had a good
lime.
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For seven years or more Mra. W. D.
Louder, of Qoinoy, Ky., was subjeot to
vers attacks of oramp oolto. Mr. 8. R.
Morse, a druggist ot that plaoe, reosm
mended Chamberlain's Colio, Cholera
and Diarrheea Remedy, whioh has affect
ed a permanent euro, saving her muoh
Buffering besides the trouble and expense
of sending for a dootor, whioh waa often
neoessary. For sate by Deyo &. Urioo,
A Chance to Make Money.
I am dolightcd with my success
selling Dish Washers; in the last six
weoka I made $534, and was siok part
of the time. 1 think this is pretty
good for an incxporicnocd lady. I
am aurprisod thero has never been a
good Dish Washer put on tho market
before, as everyone seems so anxious
for one. It eertainly is a papular de
mand that is un8upplied and that
means big money for the agonts that
supply the demand. I believe any
woman or man can make from $5 to
$12 a day anywhere in this business,
and by addressing the Iron City Dish
Washer Co., E. E Pittsburg, Pa., you
oan get full particulars. It simply
requires a littlo push. You oan't ex
peot to mako inonoy unless you try.
I would liko to have tho experience of
othors of your readers in this business.
M. FRANCIS,
Vol. 23 No. 11
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Absolutely
Pure
A oreatn of tartr baking powder
1 1 it'll st of i.ll in leavening strength
LMost United StatPH Govurnmont
Food Ri'port.
Itoyal HnkliiK Powder Co.
IOO Wall M., N. V.
4Sardcnviilu.
Oh! son the Immbln furmer
IIih liaelt ii bonding low,
Planting littlo onion seeds
Praying that they may grow.
Several or tho Ganlonv.ilcrd havo
been pliiniini: minion and onions, Mr.
Ro" Houer tnkiui: tho lead.
Mr. Ili'bert Ogdou was sowing oata
last. woik.
G. A Latin was in Kansas City this
week.
Harvey Cox left Gardcnvalo lait
Saturday forOrhana whom ho will
attend poll"gn.
Mrs John Waller and Mra George
llagrr of Cowli'H wcro visiting in Uar
douvalo last. week.
Mr. Horton of Jewell and Mr.
Stiickhniisn of Smith county purchased
a load of onions of G. A. Latia last
weok.
Thero has bcon pretty good hunt
ing in Giirdenvitln during the last week
and hunters liavu takon advantage of
tho occasion.
Several of I ho young pnoplo attend
ed the social at tho Congregational
at. Cowles last Thursday evening, and
enjoyed a gnrd timo.
Now itontlcmeii aniJ Inillcslf jrotiwl Iho patUnt
and iy
An anecdote I'll spring on yoiMt'.-i Interesting
sure,
Onco upon a time. I'll tr; and mako It rhyme
There camo n cur ot hUI to Amlioy to the poor.
I'.very follow aud lilt neighbor came and slRUedi
a littlo paper
Aud irm everything ho wanted and perhaps r
HUIe more,
Oh, yei I li'K your pardon there wer some I
had forgotten
Who didn't get a thing but they felt most awful
sore.
And In that car was everything that wauld
make a poet sing
There were loavos and little nsbes until the
peoplo cried aalorr,
nut they didn't teed astaanyaad they didn't
rtacbtbe needy
As they did in old Judea a thousand years aco
or more.
There were coats toe numerous to mention aad
to these I would call your attention
Becauso It Is th praises of one ol them I'd sing,
It'a a One three button cutaway ot tho stylo.
that's come to stay
Hay now my friends and neighbors I'll be with
you In the spring.
Cut-aways were always my ambition, I was
plunged In deep contrition
When George Mann wouldn't let me wear his
on any more,
Hut confound his measly picture I have cms
now that's for better
Than any cut-away that fellow ever wore.
Ah, the boys will rag and tear perhaps they'U
curso aud swear
Whon tliev seo thoso charming ladles smile on
me,
rUsmussen's face will pale when he looks at my
coat-tall
And he'll wish himself beneath the deep bluo
sea.
TOOLIPB.
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F. L. Ames has been elected captain
of tho Harvard freshmen crew.
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ing, the hair may be restored to its origi
nal color by the use of that potent remedy
Hall's Vegetable Sieiliam Hair lUnewer.
Kansas City is to have an electric
lighted track for night racing,
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