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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1898)
; V h i V -t- && 0 v .. "awf'1 iHHBMMiii" -7 MJ m w F " ,"-' " ' ' .m -j." -" j . -" ?w . . - - s:i ----- . - ii i - ' r w r - -, . j j .z. t-iy-iifc-. -s .m "ta. ;: - " j-i-. - r; -rr VOLUME XXVI . RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA. JAN. 7, 1808. NUMBER 1 &3i &o; MT: :;:): n hh Hi t. wmmm m m mm h m feB "-".. MINER BROTHERS. !l- V1 si JANUARY - CLEARING Sale to reduce stock for annual invoicing. Good goods at right prices. SALE. No shoddy goods. P g GROCERIES. MinuiN No. 1 Flour wtuiiiutcii Miner's No. Flour, w:u ranted. Y2 buib l.uundty froap 10 " " " . . Li wis Lye, a cans for Cluunpioii or K'ijIu Lye 5 cans fur Corn or (5los i:iieh, per paekat rioraNini' Wn.hiiiK I'owtler, 'J foi Ivory Soaji, -J liars Sopolio, per cako 01b Haisins GlIi Pt lines 4 Hi PtiilfllttS 13 boxes Pai lor Matches Citron, per lb Orange, or Lemon Peel, pel 1 j. . . . 1 II) pootl roast coll'ec 111. Aloulia ami Java Other t?ratle at 20', 25 ami 2 lbs. Broken Java Collec 1 Id good Japan Te.i 85c Ink and Mucilage per bottle 4c Making Chocolate , , . , . 38c Package Collec .-.?.r.' 10c Old Style smoking tobocco per lb. 20c nose Loaf tobacco, to close out, 2 packages for Calumet Baking powder 35c si.o. t .i ioc , Magic Baking Powder o cans cove oysters SI JJ J V9 Capes and Jackets. S && 5o 20c 8c 8c 50c 4 packages mince meat 25c CORSETS. Dr. Warners Coralino Corset, worth $1, for .",.... 75c C. O. C. High Bust Corset $1 00 Favorite, long waist, worth 60c. . . 50c Jackson Favorite Waist fl 00 C-B Corset, black or white, sold ovorywhoro for $1.25, our price. 1 00 Kabo NursingCorscts, in black,.. 1 00 Children's Ferris Corset Waists, the best 00c Duplex Corsets 100 One lot of 75c and 31.00 corsots for 48c Hosiery. Ladies Black Cat cotton Hose, worth 20 and 25c, at 15c to 20c. Ladies Black Cat wool hose, worth 20c to 40o at 15c to SOc. Children's Black Cat cotton hose, heavy ribbed, triple- knee, wear 50 per cent longer tlmn any other, only 25c. Children's heavy ribbed, lleeco lined, extra value, 25c. Men's half hose, worth 8c, Cc. Ladies $12 oo 10 00 5 00 6 00 5 00 4 00 Cape or Jackets 9 00, 7 50 6 00. 4 50. " " 3 75- " 1 3 00. hi Queensware. Unbundled t'"i cups and unucors, per H 80 j. lnMitono Cliina (inipoi n-il) plate-, iiiiv ic. pi-r ei 88e 111 nieli iiif-ai pl.ttl.T. 20e. 12 met) iidmi plalhir, !J0c Binvls, mii 1I1 8e. loi- jihI Meat Tie, 10c irul 1ft" w -i-h b U and minier-. ftOc to 91. Fuil size gass tuutbuis, pur dozen, 85. Celery glasses, net pattern, 10c. 12 inch cako stand, 25c. 7 and 0 inch berry dishes, 25c. Coverod fruit dishes, 85c. Immitation cut glass lamp bowls, 20c to 40c. DOMESTICS. Ranchman's Shirting 10c Shirting prints 4c A. C. A. ticking, worth 15c 12i Old Dover Tiding, worth 12 Jc 10c Pcpporill Sheeting, 9-4, bleached. . 18c " " unbleached, 18c Peppcrill shccUng, 10-4, bleached 22c A good Joans at 15c Union tlannol, worth 25 to30 10c Outing Flannels, 5c, 10c and 12jc. Shaker Flannels, 5c, 8o nud 10c. TO CLOSE. Our 75o Rod Flnnnel at 55c. " 05c " " 40o. " 45o " " 85o. " COo blue " 40c. " 40 " ' 83c. P WmW1 10 yards Calico for 30c. On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Jan uary 13, 14 and k. Sell you all you wanl. 10 yards turkey red or blabk and white dress prints, 40c. id yards L. L. Muslin 37c. 5 yards Apron Check Ginghams, 18c. Remnants in Dress Goods ,'at half price. Ice Wool Squares at half price. Sewing Machines. Regular $30.00 oak finish, five year guarantee,sewing machine $20.00. We have another ship ment on the road, making our tenth invoice. Same machine in drop head only $25.00. Sold everywhere for $35. One pound, full weight can of Baking Powder and one hind wood fi.foot step ladder only 85c. Usual charge for ladder ulone $1 25. Dress Goods. I'.1 inch '!.. 1 ,1 titds, 121 li jul) 1 1ft 1. 'i IV I'H ,::i!e, l'2Jf. " Oc ' ' lUt :)c " " 20c. ;; ii 1 1 Jlonrietiii-, -ill (iilni- 18e ."(i "tii 11 c)ol flaniii'l' worth JWe tit 23c. H ( icii i I wool lii'iiciide, al pi lei- ftOc. ft 4 i icli '! H ili cas goods wui'ili (Iftc in vfto foi oft We pnvu a few dress patteins in nov elty goods worth from 00c to 91.00 per yd, to close 10 per cent discount. Underware. Ladies underwear at reduced prises. Hibbed, nil wool, porfeet lilting, wnith 91.00, at 80c. Children's camel's hail vests and and pants at costs. Mon's all wool sanitary underwear, worth 91, at8!)o. Mon's Merino shirts and drawers, regular price 40c, sale prico 29c. BLANKETS. They wont last long at these prices, lingular 9(1 00 all wool blankets 95 00. Men's Shoes. in n 25 1 7ft i to 2 00 2 00 II 00 8 2ft 2 50 ft 00 4 50 8 00 2 00 ii ii it ii i ii 4 VI) 8 75 2 50 1 75 Oil Crain Cicnlt II U II S uin Calf " to ... (JlovoCalf " " to... BovCnlf Wu Imvi) Hip celuluated lomi ealt Shoe ii ' One lot of in ii'c ii 00 shoes, salo pi ice, 81.75. Oim lot of men's $1.75 shoes Silly pi iuc 91.25. Ladies' Shoes. Blight Uongola Polish, hand turn our piieoW.OO to $11 2ft Bright Dongola Button, coin toe, our prief 2 2ft Bright Dongola Lace, coin toe, our price 2 Op (laco Kid, coin toe, patent tip, lace or button, our price I 75 Kangaroo Calf, tip of same, latent stylo 1 50 Dongola button, patent tip, our price 1 50 Ladies Oil Grain work shoo, plain Ladies Satin Calf, plain toe, our prico 1 10 Dongola Lace, extra wide, old lady's shoo, plain too 1 50 Children's Shoes. Wb carry tho best boy's sIikc, kan garoo enlf, saamless, sizes 5 to 891 40 Sizes 8 to 12 1 40 Siiesl8to2 l 7fi Sizes 2 to 8 2 00 (iirls shoes, glace kid, patent tips, laco or button, sizes ft to 11 .... 1 00 Sizes 11J to S l 25 Habits Shoes from SOc to 1 00 Wo Iirvo a lino of broken sizos in Bey nolds Bros, famous shoos worth 93.50 to 95 that wo aro clos- C mm rm iigout. Per pair 0yJ5 Just tho thing for house wear. NOTIONS. Pearl Buttons, perdoz 8c Pius and Needles, per paper lo Solid shield safety pins, any size, per pozon :ic Cartoon assorted hairpins, 4 sizes, ftc Patent Hooks and Eyes, pcrcatd, 3o m fcr.& ;-y: SiU MttAM. ffA, MMt, LWKV . fVrt, .Jftf- r K'rt. tv MiMO. KiMfla. fsVt Krf. .'lV 'ftl h!tffSOIMOi MOJ-TCA lMl KjCA f&QS Ll tStA iktAlArt.''.fkJVT.'."r)t,fT-Ciff,tW -tfl -nit mi 1 'uia.i - - - - --- IBffiHPffi8RraHRffiSSg8B8iHHBgHH 'JSKVlJi SOME RAMBLING THOUGHTS. 4 HV "NEMO." (Cotjwrlglitcil by J)wo A Tabor.) A Happy New Year to you, Boys. If it isn't it ought to bo. An unhappy boy is liko a chicken that lays no eggs. If you nro not happy, just look within to sco what is wiong. Tho fault must bo there; for you have no anxieties, no regrets. What privileges you havo to make you happy. A homo with all its comforts, leisure for sport, holidays and morry-makings. Even your school is mailo attractive, ami learning easy. Ask your fathers how lessons were threshed into them, how hard and mo notonous wcrojthcir schooldays, and then contrast your own advantages. How grand too is your health! You cannot oven realize tho sadness and gloom of tho sick room, tho weaiincss of tho dyspeptic, tho hopelessness of tho invalid. Your toothacho or your headache come from your own folly or carelessnaos, and you have only to deny yoursolf in pastty and candy for a fr w days and ou will bo as well as ever. hopo you will bo strong supporters of woman's rights, and the equality of man and woman. But do not forgot that equality does not necessarily im ply identity. You havo tho right to learn all that tho boys learn at school, to oxerciso your bodies as they oxorciso theirs, to travel, and observo, and work, and rest as they do. But, though you do all these things, you do them as women, lest foi getting tho distinction nature hetself has made, you gain more than you rights and lose all your privileges. So, may this year bo happy for you; happy because you realize that you aro women, and that, like tho skillful general, you may win full many a light in which you handle neither sword or gun. A Happy Now Year to you.UitU and Maideus. You and the boys have equ.il i ijjlits to happiness: but lemern her yottii me "woman' tights." I A Fruitful Now Your to all Youths. You aro Fortune's favorites. On you she showers her choicest gifts. You havo tho heart of a child and tho will of a man. Dayb full of innocent hap piness aro behind you. Myriad pleas ures open uiouiul you. Golden VNions lie beforo you. Hope rests upon your head; love is in your eyes, courage in your bteas; the wot Id is at your feet, and, for you them sti etches now an opening century. So, may this ear be happy to you. Happy, bceiuuo your ojes ate clear to recognize your many gifts; happy that passion docs not weaken your heait, nor nllliction hold you back from high emprise; hnppy in your rich inheritance of life, and in the wisdom not to waste its glorious fullness. V A Prosperous New Year to you, Fatheis. You havo thought your in. dividuality worth perpetuating, nnd havo won an attiibiito wlio.se name be longs to (iod himself. You aro an au tocrat. Wistful eyes watch your ovory look and woid, nnd eager minds s'.rivo to mould thojiselves on your charac ter. You havo provided for yoursolf aneatthly immortality, a second self to take up your ambition and carry on your works of good or evil. So, may this year bo happy to you, happy, because, you havo had courage to undertake responsibility, and confi dence in your wortli and in your good Intentions. A Bright New Year to You, Mothers. Consciously or unconsciously you have made the gteat hacriKco, You have lisked pain, sonow, anxioty ami deatli itself, in the saeied hopo of a Hebrew mother, that to you may fall the honor of bilngiiig into tliu win Id some piince of peace. Tliatsaerillee was a dedica t'on. Yon a to a pi iestess foiever. So, may this year be happy toy oil; happy in tho knowledge of your high calling, happy in tho dischiugo of its holy duties; hnppy in the hopo that your constant care may furnish to tho wotldn being woithy to hand on the torch of lofty deeds; happy in tho thought that you have forged another link in tho chain of love, whose clasp is held by God A Happy New Year to you, Invalids. Docs happiness seem a moekeiy, and my very wish almost an iinkindness? If ay, I know it is not so; for the samo power that permitted tho demon Pain to work his will with you, chained him to the angel Patience, and you will be happy in her tender councils. For sho whispers to you that all is not in vain; that souls hungering to do good deeds love to minister to you, and, that from your agony aro borno into the world puro self-denial and self-compassion. May, then, tho breath of sympathy so stir for you, during this year, the sul len watotsof allliction, that they break into the laughter of a summer stream. V A Tianquil New Year t( you, Aged ones. You have auchoied in tho li ar bor and only wait tho mister's call to land. Meanwhile the waters are calm around you, The anxious captain and tho busy sailors sleep, the weniy helms man stietchea hit sti allied limbs. You onn watch the sea changing boyond, smile at its sumy stillness, send warn ings of storms as you yoursolf havo scon, nnd counsel tho strife whoroin your past is done. Your fellow vet erans are moored beside you, and cheer you with their bravo familiar shapes. Together you livo again in tender thought the varied voyage, to gether hail the new trimmed craft that pass outward on some unfinished quest, rejoicing that they may gain fresh coinage by seeing you safe shel tered after storm, and shoal and stiifo. And now "Success to All," Wlml In It to MiccceiU Ih It to Ksln A)lAUho torn men, the vacuoiin refrain Kirnu tickle cruwiln, who wuitc their lillo roar I.Ike ocean whvvn ujhjii a rock bound eliore, Wboto ilncH fervor fallen u miildenly As iloca the full eyed nun from trojilu sky! In I to gam grrat More of gathered fold That can for vow earth'H cliolcent glfu unfold Hut bring no hnlnctH to mlndv untaught To iikc Iih wondcrtiiiH lowers au they light. Which tempt too long a ittay In pleatmreii bowers I.Ike bees In over-limb of Hinmnprtlowerat ay, rather 'tin to take tho life that's given, And mould It to a pattern net by heaven ; To train It evtr possibility "Ah eur In the Ureal Taskmaster's e" To work and strive that others soro distressed May, by jour IKIhk, bo forcter blutMd; To shun no loll, or lold to adverse full', Hut willing bo to labor ami to wnli: To keep jour iitles pure as sleopltiK lake, DoIiik each duly for dear dnlj's sake Mich Is tho Ideal (Jod hlirmolf will klcss buth nro the attributes of true hiicviss. Perfectly harmless, but vory power ful Is "Economy Boneset Cordial," a remedy par-excollonco for nil forms of ndigtstlon. For Mile by C. L. Cotting. Boware of Ointmonts for Catarrh That Contain Mercury, as mercury will surely destroy the senso of smell and completely deiange tho wholo system when entering it through tho mucous surfaces. Such articles should never bo used except upon prescriptions from leputablo physicians, as tho damage they will do is ton fold to tho good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catairh euro manufactured by J. F. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, contains uo mercury and is taken internally, acting directly up on the blood and mucous surfaces of tho system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure bo sine you get the genuine It is taken internally and mado by J. F. Cheney & Co., in Toledo, Ohio. Testi monials free. Sold by druggists, prico 75 cents, per bottle. ' Hall's Family Pills are tho best. ' Dr. Former's Dyapopsia Curo As the name implies, is simply for dyspepsia or indigestion. This prepa ration is tho picicription of ouo of America's most eminent physicians, whose writings on medical questions aro accepted as anthoiity. If not sat isfactory after using ono bottlo your money will be refunded by O. L. Cot-ting. I A ) : ..: I v I ".! it & i! I i "4 . -.A &SSL JBLaJ -:A'j