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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, FRIDAY, DEC. 6, 1895.
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GBAND TEN DAYS'
SPECIAL SALE OF
LAIYIPS
Queensware,
GLASSWARE, Etc.
Beginning Deo. 6th.
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Glass Hand Lamps 19c, former price 35c
Glass Stand Lamps 23c, " . " 40c
25c, " - 4oc
30c. ' " 50c
3nc. . " 60c
Col'd Glass, a beauty, 63c. " " 85c
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1 dozen Beautiful Parlor Lamps, with shade, 90c
Former price 81.25.
1 do.en Very Fancy Parlor Lamps, with shade, $1.15
Former prico 81. CO.
1 dozen Parlor Lamps, a bargain at 1.30
. Regular prico 81.90.
4 dozen Bras- Fount, No. 3 burner, fancy shade, 1.95
Regular prico $3-00.
i dozen Parlor Lamps, brass fount, Rochester burner,
one of the best lamps made, 2.68
Regular prico $0.f)0.
dozon assorted colors (pink, green, yellow, blue) braes fount, Rochester
hurnor. positively the best and pretticBt lamp manufactured in Amer
ica; will bo offered at - - 8393
Former prico 85 fiO,
White Semi Porcelain, mf'd by Juo. Maddox it Sons, England.
8 inch plates, per set, 40c; regular price 60c
7 " " " 85c; " " 50c
6 " " " 28c; " " 45c
5 ' " 25c; " " ' 40c
4 a Sauce Plates 18c; " 25c
Handled Tea Cups and Saucers, per set, 38c; reg. prico 50c
" Coffee " " " " " 45c; " " 60c
100-pieee Dinner Set of above ware, : $5.48
56-piece . . . . 2.66
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Just received au invoice of J. & G. Meakins Fancy Decorated
Ware. "We bought it at a bargain and paid the spot
cash, consequently offer you
100-piece Dinner Set, only $8.50
56-piece Tea Set, " 4.06
This patetem is one of Meakins latest designs. Want of
space prevent a description of the beautiful and useful articles
we carry in stock. They must be seen to be appreciated.
We carry the largest and moBt complete stock of Groceries
in Nebraska, outsido of Omaha city. Should you need
Maple Syrup, Honey Syrup, Corn Syrup,
New Orleans Molasses or Sorghum
drop in; we can supply you. We have knocked the head out
of the first hogshead of New Orleans Sugar to arrive this
season. Come early and make your selections.
Y.ura traly,
SHEA &
TURNURE
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A. C. IIosMP.n, Kdltor.
LARor Tait, Asat. Local Editor.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
The cold blooded murdor of Armen
ians still goes on by the Turkish people.
Duhi.no tho last election Kansas rolled
up 82,000 majority for tho republican
ticket.
The DoWitt County News, published
nt Clinton, Illinois, is n now paper es
tablished at that placo. It is a lino
country papor and will bo a complete
success.
Co.norcss is in session. Both houses
nro republican and wo feel certain that
remedial legislation will at onco be en
acted for tho prevention of tho further
going into debt by tho government.
Many cities of tho country aro desir
ous of having the national republican
convention hold therein. It Btrikes us
Chicago is about tho right sized town
for eo largo a convention to take place
in.
CzAit Rkkd has again becomo promt
nont by boing unanimously chosen as
speaker of tho national houso of repre
sentative. Tom Heod is ono of Amer
ica's brainiest stateemon. His rulings
on counting n quorum will go rattling
down tho ages as n master stroke of
political wisdom.
Tub houBo and peniito have put their
feet down vigorously for sustaining tho
Monroo Doctrine and the recognition of
Cuba. This is at wido variation with
Prosidont Cleveland's wenk kneed pol
icy of asking John Bull what ho thinks
about it evorytimo the question comes
up,
Cash Dry Goods
Grand Christmas Sale
Our Holiday Goods are here: wo invito vmi in ,nn n,i
see them. We can show you an elegant line, and are positive
that we can save you money on your Xmas purchases.
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The PrcNldviil'N .Wcmhrc.
The curiosity of tho country will bo
gratitled this morning by tho printing
of many millions of copies of tho presi
dent's messago in the daily newspapers
of the land. Those that expoctod much
will bo disappointed. Mr Cleveland
does not considor tho time ripo to tako
tho peoplo into his confidence The
great part of tho document this year is
a labored attempt to mako us beliaVp
that tho inglorious financial career o
Mr. Cleveland's administration was not
the fault of tho democratic monkeying
with the tanfT, but tho fault of congress
in tho sevonties, which, instead of winlnt?
ont tho greonbaclc currency of tho coun
try and returning perhaps to the old
wildcat system of papor money, author
ized tho continued roissuo of treasury
notes or legal lonaor, ana proviuod n
gold resorvo of a hundred million of
dollars to guaranteo too redemption of
suoh of them as should bo presented at
the treasury counter, in gold.
It is perhaps a sublime spcctaclo, but
it is not busincbs, and doubtless Groror
knows as well as any of us that thore
would not have been tho constant with
drawals of gold from theresorve had not
tho. paralyzing seadow of democratic
revenuo legislation immediately covored
tho land.
Tho fact that under republican rule
with republican crodit and republican
revenues, tho government was never in
any ombarrassment, but easily replen
ished tho reserve from its revenues in
gold without thinking of issuing bonds,
is a complete refutation of his painfully
built argumont,
He recommends the issuo of $300,000.-
000 more bonds for tho rodomntion of
the greonback curroncy, under tho pro
tonse that if the treasury notes woro
only cancolled and gotten out of tho
way they would stop "withdrawing
gold" from tho rosorve.
Howuvor, no ono ozpected that Mr.
Cleveland wns tho man to acknowledge
out and out the utter failuro of his ad
ministration in tho matter of the na
tional rovenues and curroncy.
The first part of the messago is taken
up with our foreign relations. Here
Mr. Cloveland expands a good ruaay
words in saying nothing. lie is abso
lutely non-committal as to his policy.
lie discusses tho Waller case, but ia
careful, it ho knows anything about tho
merits of it, to conceal that knowledge.
In tho Venozuola case ho tells us
about that note ho sent to Silasbury, but
declaros that it will not bo answered.
In his account of his dealings with
Hawaii ho takes a vory difTorent stand
from that ho assumes in tho dealings
with Franco in tho Wnllor case. He
would not allow that an American citi
zen could ha dnnrivAd nt llfn nmn,t
and liberty by u court-martial in Hawaii
for bearing arms against tho government,
but he isn't at all certain that in the
Waller caso, in which Franco waa mere
ly invading a country in which an
American citizen vu a ranirinnt that It
wasn't perfoctly proper to court martial
him and sentence him to twenty year
penal servitude.
The meaaaaa anaatca nf fhn inanvran.
tion in Cuba without Baying anything.
mo meBHHjre aava nnmincr arvint th
burning question of tho deficit in the
national treasury. It makes, conse
quently, no recommendations on that
score. It thus dodges the all absorbing
Question nf thn hnnr. Tfc mirwla im mltk
an elaborate but nltntrnthnr Hantaan a.
gument againat free coinage,
in snon me aocumeni is remarkable
ror what it does not aay, and ia In strik
ing contrast to the corresponding mes
sage sent in to congress eight years ago
by the same president.
CLOAKS and
CAPES.
A nice cape or jacket would
make an elegant present. Look
through our cloak department.
We are showing some good
values in new stylish garments
BLANKETS
We have decided to continue
our clearing sale prices on
wool blankets. A pair of them
would make a nice warm pres
ent.
DRESS
GOODS.
There are few things that
make as nice a present as a
Dress Pattern.
In our Dress Goods Depart
ment we can show you some
very nice goods at very low
prices. We are especially
well fixed in black goods.
Handkerchiefs
We are loaded with good
tilings in Handkerchiefs from
leewards.
SiUc'Embroidered Handker-
chiefs at 5c. -a
See our special SifkJnitlaJU
Handkerchiefs at 25c.
MITTENS and
GLOVES.
We have bought several
sample lines of them on which
we can save you money.
MEN'S
SHIRTS and
NECKTIES.
Special bargain in Men's
Teck and Four-in-hand Ties
at 25c.
See our special values in
Men's Shirts at 50, 75c and $1.
SHOES and
RUBBERS.
Do not forget that we cau
save you money on them.
When vou are
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looking for a
CHRISTMAS
PRESENT
do not forget to look through
our Notion Department. We
have many articles there that
you will find to be just the
thing.
UNDERWEAR.
We have a number of cood
bargains in our underwear de
partment which will nav von
to see if you need any.
TABLE
LINENS.
There are verv few linn
keepers but TtW would apprt-
S11nn n .. 11 1 -. Mil.
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iulu im- a wiuas present. We
were able to secure a sample
line of very fine linens, which
we can sell you very cheap.
Wo will be pleased to show
them.
Celluloid
Novelties.
Toilet Cases, &c.
We can show you a hand
some lino of them, and we
can easily prove that we can
save you money on them.
Chenille
Table Covers,
Special bargain at 75c.
PORTIER
CURTAINS
at !3.00, 3.50 and 5.00.
HOODS and
FASCINATORS
at 25, 50, 65, 75c and $1 that
are splendid values.
Dr. Price's Creaai Baking Powder
WerM'sPalr Hlf hot M4alaad Dietoeu.
Christmas is Coming !
We are making special efforts to. try to please
you.
Geo. A. Ducker & Go?
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