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VOLUME XXV.
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA. OCT. 1. 1897.
NUMBER 39
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PINS,
per paper,
lc.
Thread,
per pool
2c.
Solid Shield
Safety Pins
IVIiy s.C PT ll,
3c.
worth Br and s'e.
I'earl Buttons
pot" dozen
3c,
WQl'tll "c.
Kill Covered
11 air Curlers
per dozen
3c,
worth Be.
25 sheets
Letter Paper
5c.
Dress
Shields,
per pair
5c,
wortli 10c.
Men's Fleece
Lind Shirts
or I )ravrrs
39o,
wur'l) V).
MNERBROS
Men's Grey
Merino Shirts
and Drawers
17c,
worth 25.
Dress
Shields
per pair
10c,
worth loi.
Imitation Felt
Window
Curtains,
lie,
worth 'JOc.
American A Hags
15c.
Stark's A !
20c.
Dress Goods.
Our -tuck cousins of (Vtotl.ltlil
Woolen Dress (tood, HuincK,
Hcmii'ttn and Dress lVern
in tin latest uuveittes. Our
pattern tire no two alike utnl
ruiiiji' In prli'i from .Vie to ?1.
We will plii'!' on our ouuti,r4 all
our ronumnt". in Die, (iomk consist
int of I'otton. wor"t('i.. and nil wool
(Ires, jj""1' :ti I'XJW'tlj iiulf priff.
Kvcry'.liint; nuirktil in plum litfiir".
Dress Findings.
Camljiic, pu'" yaul to
Silriii, pur yard To
Siltisia, pur yard loc
Ft uncli Duck, per yard 18i
Duuk Cunvti", jifi yard 7i!
Tnfltita Skirt Lining, jier yard 7;
Velvi'U'i'ii Hindinjj, per ynrd !lc
Silk Itmiil .V
Head Trimmings, 10e to 250
Skirt Cord, per j ai d
Bed Spreads.
White Hed Spreads, worth H0.. 47!
" " " fringed,
wortli 75e f7
l'rii:s rniiRing to ; .$:t 00
Lace Curtains.
Wliitt) laeo tsurtitius uoith Vie
pur puir :i")i;
White Incu I'lirtithiA, worth OOe,
per pnir :J!le
Vhit luiij curtains, worth 1'n-,
per puir 00c
White lace ciulains running to. .2 ','.")
Damask.
."il-iiU'li liluiiclicd 'faille l)ania-.k
this a good value, per yard . . . vile
Uetter nes at IlOe, -l."i. Vie, 7'ic,
!)0c and $1 aft
ftt-jueh Colored 'I'ahie Damask,
Ijood value t'JJo
Cheek Napkins, per do.en 7fte
iueh ltleaclied Napkins OOe
'.'"inuli lSleneheil Napkins, per
dozen 7.ic untl t 00
'27 inch bleached napkin, per do.
rauKiiig to $:t 00
520
P')h cipe, beaded M.iti,tn, rhutiir
i'ilof)k liininp, M ' 'iotOr7 CA
i. tf "v-r
F", wi.th SO, n ' ii.
Mie C -tit Ja-kv',
Molton, .vorth Sft,
S.lo Price,
Ladies' .Picket, fancy i..t- I .
t een and black tidtf"'! wi'n
$4.00
i ii
,-eoney,WJu:n$4 QQ
Si e price,
-tlH'll
$4.00
Lidits Jacket, JJack !
i 'ine one, woiHh ".
Si'h i riiM.
Ladies cape, 120 ir- n we ) l ack
iheviot, tiimineilin i.tiilQ - tZ(
worth W, -ale price pJ..OV7
Ono lot of capos, nml in black beaver,
rimmed with braid and fur,
f'lll sweep, .Torth 1'i.M, JQ ff
S.V.. pric, J.UU
Saiv.c as ahovo, :i better one,
in black, worth fit .00, feO f)
(!:il(i pru'c, ipfl.uvF
A bet It r out1
Worth $:t ftO,
Sale price
$3.00
Double capu of black cheviot, upper
cape and collar trimmed with time
rows of half inch braid,
(till sweep, wortli 1.7ft, t"l f
Sale price vpx.W
Domestics.
Old Dover Tii V. i u, im vnrl..
ACA Tit kin;;, ii-ijiiliii iiice
sale price...
LL Muslin, ei ,.id
Hlenched Mtin.i ., pet yard ....
Coiionmh-s, uo'jil values, lfte,
'Jftc and
.Iiiii, u line one, perjaid
.... 10c
lftc,
m
4c.
ftc
JO),
:10c
t7c.
Cotton KlaniU'ls. per vanl uc, 7c, !lo.
I'Jjc mid 10c
Husking Mitt Cotton Flannel, per
yard 18c,
Hesl Amoskeiig D'iiiins, per yard. .17c.
GROCERIES.
Always a fresh supply on hand.
10 bars ood laundry -.oap 23c
One pound, full weight, (ihsStarcli ftc
Champion 118 percent pine Ijc, per
can tic
.1.1. Surge .mokiiig totmcco, with
package ot cigai el te papers -lc
Sardines in Oil "us
lloitle of French Mustard 8c.
Celery salt, per bottle 10
Too b picks, - bo.M'hfor ftc,
Kl-o.cau f Itakiug I'owiler 7o
Also miiiiy other choice huigaiu too
nuuierotis to mention.
We invite inspection of our
large
line of SHAWLS.
Prints.
We Iip.vu
just
received a
new invoice
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of Print.
Standard
1'rints
per yard.
Simpson's
(ireys and
illaeks,
sets
per yatd.
(lart.er
Keds,
Sets
per yard.
RANCHMAN'S TWILLED SHIRTING, per yard
A most exceptiontil bargain for one week only.
QC.
Apron Check Ginghams, worth $c per yard, 4c.
Underwear.
Ladies Underwear from ftc tip to $1,00.
Children'- Under.voar at all prices.
Men's Overshirts at .Tftc worth ftO.
Men's eoito'i hose 4c ! lfte per pair.
Blankets.
10-4 Double Ml.iukets woithftoc .'17c
tO-4 " " " 7ftc. ftftc
11.4 " " tl 00
11.4 " " i ir.
All wool lllankets iiW, Sft.OO, 94 00,
M.00, J0.00, Y! 00
Men's Duck Coats.
Men's Klaukel Lined Duck
coats, corduroy collar, spec
ial value, S7o.
Our lino of these goods com
plete, prices ranging up to $2.
Cotton Batts.
A good one at ftc.
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Millinery Dept.
Clearing Hale in Walking Huts and
Sailorti
Our regular $1.22 .sailor, in green, blue,
black, brown and red, only ptic.
Walking Hut8, regular price ll.oO, .sale
price, 98c.
1'ATTEKN HATS, satin finish full,
trimmed in two shades velvet, the
latest novelty in striped tnfl'o'a rib
bon, fancy feathers and ornaments,
worth ?(!, sale price $4.
IlLACK VKLVKT IMOTUKK HATS,
richly trimmed, nine ostrich tips,
velvet roses, all .silk novelty ribbon,
wortli $0 and H, Hilts price $4 and $6.
We have many pattern hats anil hats
1 f our own design. The largest line
in the city, prices always the lowest
and in reach of all.
The Best Sewing Machine,
1 ive Years Guarantee, $20.
Ou ting Flannels.
gfti: to tajc per yard.
Needles,
per paper
lc.
Patent Hooks
anil Eyes
per curd
2c,
worth ftc.
Brass Pins,
per paper
3c,
wortli ftc.
Dress Stays
per set
3c.
Dress Stays
per .set
5c,
wortli 10c
The best
Dress Stay
on the market
per set
10c.
Woven Covered
Sleeve
Holders,
per pair
3C,
worth ftc.
Men's
Suspenders
pur pair
9c.
worth t'.'ic
Men's Lined
Gloves
per pair
17c,
m
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'0m
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Men's Work
ing Gloves,
per pair
17c.
SSS
p This sale commences October 2d and continues up to and including October pth.
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(CoiywrlKlitod by IMhu A Talmr )
JSOMERAMBLINGTHOUGHTS
TO AM. ABOUT OSTKI0llK: Wli Call-
uot know wliat this gawky bird, witli
its hapdiazard' feathers, actually has
in it.s mind unless we be ostriches our
Ives; but we may attempt to think its
thoughts by reason ot watching its ac
tions, and actions speak louder than
word.s;whu:h isdesperatelytrueot oilier
two-leggetl creatures besides ostriches.
o,v accordiug t the account of
travelers, this bird when alarmed has
ti way of biding its head; the idea seem
ing to be that it it cannot eethe
pursuer, the pursuer cannot see it. ll
closing the eyes really stopped pursuit,
what a pleasantly easy time this sni
ferer Jroiu woman's whims would
have. Hut troubles do not vanish tints
easily, and we laugh at the poor dunce
i,t a bird, who drcauis that hit has
blotted out the world ami its miseries
just by refusing to see them; yet. there
are other dunces with the saiue num
ber of feet, and they do not all wear
feathers.
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feathers just tin .same.
Ou another occasion all ostrich
' thrust his head into a narrow hole. He
had a moment before been in the lull
glart of the sun, hut in the darkness he
saw nothing, so lie communed witli
himself, "I see no sun, I .ee nothing;
therefore, there is no sun, no nothing.
Up to this time I have been dreaming.
Hut the herbage kept ou glowing, and
the ardent sun looked after the neg
lected eggs and gave the final wann
ing iiillueuce to hatch out mother
generation of dunce.s,
1 here arc people in the world who
profc.s.s to be good, they bend the knee
in the sanctuaii, they give Ireelj ot
their money, thev shout loud "ameiis";
until some fateful day they come
Mumbling down tu local esteem; tor
this Sunday sehmd superintendent u
that deacon has lobbed a bank or
wronged a woman or any one id a
long list ot tilings that ruin lite and
luing digiacc on fair careers. Then
is uiu tavorable time for Hie human
ostrich to come along in the tot mot a
yotiiii; man, (nil of nucstionings in his
mind, and lull ot conceit, when his
mind, 011 little evidence or much, is
once made up. He atgui'S thus to
Oucu upon a time, as thu tairi talcs himself; "What ilul So ami So profess!
express it, some hunted ostriches put Christliuess, What did he do! Slole
tneir heads togethor they would bet-, uven 11 poor widow's mite. On what
terhftve been sctiriylng over the sands! did ho base Ins religion! The Hihlo.
and when they were huddled like Who is supposed to give authority to
buys in n foot-ball scrimmage, one ot the Hible! (Soil. Therefore, I will
them suddenly exclaimed) "1 cannot not lioliove in iod nor the Hible nor
woe atiy ll'iaterj tliero is none," and so tellgion."
bald iiy -ill; 'mi '"' l's ll"'l'' ' ftm not '"lunding to argun hero
what thing.- are true and what are un
true, but I want you to see the churim
ing duncery ot your logic. Let me
show you your own ostrich way, as in
a mirror. All the ancients were pre
pared to swear that the earth was
Hat and tint .sun it.s atteudaiil satellite.
They were even piepared to kill those
who would testify dlllerently. Hut
while they were pi ofessing to run the
uiiiver.su to .suit their nariow minds,
wuai was uie iruui? 1 no earth was 1
globulin, and its orbit aiouud Hie sun I
had heen practically unchanged for
ages. Now it it evident lliui all these
millions, ignorant ot the .truth, be
lieved 111 untruth, and yet all their
miriad minds did neither atleet not
hinder the planets in their appointed I
journey .
Agai: , suppose twi all witli one ac-'
coid siioiilil deny the existence ot he
iin, we .should nietely proclaim our
own iiiiudnes- ami the Mm would not
lie allected a particle.. It would ho 1
s'itl 1 In. ie, hanging hotly above u.,
our denials ol e.i-,ieucu would lie illiltf
scriliaiile nothings.
Now supposing (iod 10 exist; the
Sacred Hooks ot any number of lif
feieui leligioiu, with any lumber ot
ditrtrent inaccuracies lived forth by
any number ot frightful frauds fakirs
of Hindustan or evil men ami thieves
in Christian churches do not effect
Hi existence or put him aside. If lie
exist, a million denials ot His cfci.sUtieo
amount to nothing more than did ages
of ignoiance in relation to the power
that kept our globe eliding.
It li li.)sie Ixei ol Mil) liniveise be
true, it has been true always and ai- wretched failures among men and wo
ways will he true, even it never dis- men of good profession, and lentil
covered. Think of the modern chain-' what I wjttld aigue concerning
ing of electricity and you will see what' them. Mere fragments aietlny, and
I mean. The wondrous power we now
conttol to pull our trains, light our
rooms, cook our meals, has been here
as long as the world has existed. I is
a tiutb of nature and still would he,
even though we nevet had wrenched
its secret forw mi into light .
i:or the Mill slilncs. Tlioiuli the uiulil
llrliiKKiiirkiiis, jet, inn vhikuWiii .iillr.
Our nihil Is holpi-il liy minors ilim
Tin! nn-ly Miuh, tin- tmiuii'h colli rim.
Dr. nlieu lliucluinl) wll Iihiiuh luu.
suiiiu sliri'illiiK ll cecii nltli iiM ulll io,
Ami Mil us liiiit, K'vn the miiI -uiil
Wlin ihwIU where months ol iliirkui"" roll
May llml hU IntMullty
Ki'luikfil liy Kinie mli! wiir s linn i')
Ami still. tl.ruiiKli iiuoHliiiiliiKi. hiiiI iloiilii
A ml rlillrulu uml muckliiK liimi.
TIioiikIi hII men hj- no son iIm
Ami lmii'Ii imt' ureneii us liu IIMs.
Ami. IIiimikIi (lie ilnm'lHHll (umliliii;
To lidlo Ills tttcv, still dutli liu Milne.
Some ilny iioclnml slmll clonk llic hill,
No nilM tilt' Klotmy VHllcy till:
lint everv slimluw flei- hhj-
Out ilrlwu liy llic I'lTfrcl iln.
.My brother ostrich, let us think lur
ther one sin)) of the one ivhote tailtues
have made you hide your head. I
reckon you would regard him as in
expressibly stupid wlio tried to picture
himself the (Srant or Wns tiugtoii
monument, witli nothing before jiim
hill n sharp edged chip. Its rough ap
pearance, its dangerous points, its un
finished and unpolished udes are not.
1 lie right things by uhieh t'i 1 stiiuate
the original of which it is a memento.
Think now if you please ol thson
bear no resemblance to Hie grand
block ol which they were once a part.
They haVf caused you heretofore to
bury your head from the sunlight of
day. Open your eye now and a whole
some world growing mine and more
; full of great tilings, learned to be true,
I is yours to look upon and disport your
self in for your little day.
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Indigestive poisons are the bane of
'the dyspeptic's life. When sick, see if
I your sickness is caused by Indigestive
: poisons. If so, take Shaker Iig"stiv
! Cordial. This is the only certain way
1 of tiring permanently cuied, because it
isihcniily way to get rid of the poisons.
1 Von know that fermented lood is
poisonous. 1011 know that potsun is
unhealthy. .Shaker Digestive Cordial
clears the stomach of fermenting food,
and purities the blood and sysle.n of
indigestive poisons. It cures iudiges.
tiou and the diseases that come of it.
Headache, dizziness, nausea, stomach
ache, weakness, llatulence, constipa
tion, loss of appetite, Irritability, etc.
Tht'tc ate a few of the symptoms,
caused liy indigestive poisons, cured by
Shaker Digestive. Cordial.
At dnipgi.sn, price in cents io31.00
per lotlln,
For Sale.
One hundred and sixty acres ot un
improved laud. lour miles northwest
of Red Cloud, Nebr. Terms cash, Ap
ply to, Mito. .Iamks KiuKwnnti, Knir.
fax, Missouri.
The "Hicyclist's He.st Friuinl" is :i
familiar name for DoWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve, always ready for emer
gencies. While a specitlc for piles, it
also 1 instantly relieves and cures cuts',
bruises, salt rheum, eczema and all af
fections .f the skin. It never falls.
I., (jolting.
YOUR KIDNEYS
llltcr tliu t'ric Acid and poisons, out of
tho h.Vhtcni tliroUL'lt the urine if thev
nro acting right. If not, the rcMtltsuro
mtelutehe, llriglits Disease, Klieuinu
tihin, Neuralgia, Hlndder Trouble,
Dropsy Diabetes, Nervousness, ltiood
Disorders, etc.
All tlicso diseases can bo
CURED
Some time since I received from Mr.
.1 II Spicera sani)li) of your wonder
ful Kidnev Pills. As I have suirereil
greatly for a number of years witli kid
ney and liver trouble, winch doctors
seemed not to understand. I decided
as a last resort to try your treatment.
1 have now taken nearly two boxes
and am very thankful to say that I am
entirely free from pain, an I I thaiilc
yon heartily for bringing your truly
wonderful pills tu my noilce Yours
gratefully, Ciias. 11. At.' reus, Hasting,
Neb.
HOBBS
Sparagus Kidney Pills,
nOIlIiS REMlvDY CO., t'normsTOBs, Cmcux.
Dr. IIoHjh I'llU Kor Kale In ItKU CLOUD, N Kli,
by C. li.COTTINO, Drurulit.
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