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VOLUME XXIX.
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA. MARCH 15, 1901,
NUMBER 11
MINER BROTHERS.
Swinging Into the Neat Season !
with stock in splendid shape, with fashions newest favorites
in every portion, with every feature alert and active, we feel
assured of your interest, and confidentially assure you that
keenest pleasure await your selections that plenty of enjoy
ment is in store for the spring shoppers. The prices are ab
solutely right making the money saving kind of values that
gives enthusiasm to your buying.
Ouf Line of Itadie's Tailor (Dade Suits and Skirts is a Good
Assortment to Seleet from
Sllit No. 448. Wool Venetian cloth, tailor made, jacket plain,
iS inches long, nicely stitched, cut Eton style,
new bell sleeve, lined throughout with a good near silk. New
cut plain back, fiare skirt, full width with lap scams,ppjQQ $6.00.
lined with good cambric, colors brown and blue,
Sllit No. 440. Wool Venetian cloth, tailor made Eton jacket
16 inches long, half tight fitting, V. shaped front,
bound with a black silk braid and tripple stitched, new bell
sleeves, lined throughout with a good mercerized lining. New
cut Hare skirt, full width, finished with 3 rows silk
stitching around bottom, good lining, velvet bound
Skirt. No 270 Large figure Black Mohair brocade, new cut
Price $14.00
inverted plait back skirt, full width tailor made
finished seams, lined with good quality fast black "D,, -. do nt
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cambric
Skirt No. 265
All wool Camel's Hair, deep flounce, trimmed
with silk and nicely stitched, inverted plait back,
tailor made finished seams, flounce interlined, col
ors gray and blue
Price $4.50
Sample Line Ladies' Shirt Waists.
This is a handsome assortment, all the latest patterns, a glance
through the line is readily convincing.
An endless variety of all the latest Wash Goods,
Silks, Silk Waist Patterns, White Goods, Etc.
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So does good newspaper advertising. If
properly prepared it does good work, if
not properly prepared it is an eqpensive
proposition. Our experience enables us
V to prepare ads that pull business. .
would like to prepare copy for your ads
we give the matter prompt and careful at
tention adn make advertising profitable.
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Keel Cloud, Nobiaska.
Warm Meats at All)
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(Nice, Comfortable Lodging
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NUTS AND CIGARS.
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BLUE HILL.
jJudgc Gutbtio u( Atchidon, Kansas,
was in town Wednesday.
Lawyer Sweezy did business in Hust
ings Tuesda? and Wednesday.
Attorney Wallets now indulge in
tho luxury of a telephone in his olllou.
"To bo or not to be; that is tlio ques
tion," with severcl hcnntoiiul eandi
dates. K. A. Simpson left on thu eustbuund
passunger train Tuesday, loturning nt
night.
Carl M. Person has sold IiIh brick
block on Liberty sttoot, to a party from
Hastings.
1.0 Mutin leeuiitly traded his farm
near towu for tliu lino roiidoueo of
John Slubunow in Blue Hill.
Thu brick Btoie building) recently
owned by V. G. l'urkur, which was
partially burned last fall is to bo re
built. Harney Htiss, who has learned thu
blacksiuith trade in liluu Hill, left on
Monday for South Auburn, Nebraska,
where ho has a job.
Walter Scott, Hen Frcntica and half
n dozen other sporty boys left on Mon
day for a battle with geese and othir
name along tlio Platte.
When the Austrian Kcichsralh is in
scssiou it reaches wrath every day.
It is tho conservative man that niukes
others happy, ami himself as well; thu
extremist is a sad fellow to know ami a
sadder onu 1 1 be.
Captain C. E. Adams of Superior was
initiated last Saturday evening into the
mystei ics of the Aiioiont Order of Haiti
Headed Prevaricators. Tho Captain
will act as organizer of this society in
the Republican valley. If you wish a
lodge organized drop him a I'.ue.
The iutnlligontcompositor, in setting
up our poetical tribute to George Wash
ington, last week, saw lit, in tho exor
cise of his line discrimination, to
change "groat" to "greater." This was
done ostensibly, wo suppose, to inten
sify thu language and improve tho
rhythmic How of the vorso. We suspect
however, that tho real motive was a
dark and sinster design to injuro us in
tho estimation of tho Chirp's array of
roaders. Tho poem in question con
tained somo new matter, never before
published and was stated in tho ex
treme strength that tho facts would
bear. Indeed wo are told that some
thought our admiration for thu man
had carried us to thu vergo of nn over
statement of historic fact. Thou comes
thu intelligent compositor with his in
tensifying business and makes a
burlesque of tho whole- matter. This
correspondent is essentially a historian,
lie is after tho truth ami aims to givo it
witli tho accuracy of au algebraic
formula and thu fidelity of a photo
graph. Consequently his productions
will not bear intensifying. Thoy ato
already intense Truth is intense evir
and always. Tho ulterior purpose of
t-e intolligout compositor is, it possible
to indued people to question our verac
ity. With thu calm patience of a suck
er after truth, wo may endure this for
a season, and wo limy not. It's a long
time siuco any one was lynched in
liluu Hill Wo hereby invito the intel
ligent compositor to come to town.
Columuus.
Ml KXfLmJmL& d
Crl?mBakiiig Powder
Good
Health
depends
upon
the food
you eat.
Adds to the hcalthfulncss of all
risen flour-foods, while it makes
the food lighter, sweeter, finer
flavored, more delicious.
Exercise care in purchasing
baking powder to see that you
get Dr. Price's, which makes
the food more wholesome and
at the same time more palatable.
PRIOK BAKING POWDKH'OO.
OHIOAQO.
Note. There ore many mixture, made In
Imitation ot baklnif jmwder, which the
prudent will avoid. They nre lower In
price than crenm of. tartar pow
der, but they nro made from alum,
and are dangerous to uto In food
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GUIDE ROCK.
Wo wero awuy last week and missed
sending in items.
C. L. Columbia is now proprietor of
tho west sidu livery barn.
E.M. Moranvillo has purchased the
house next to his livery barn making it
very conveniont.
C. F. Moranvillo has purchased the
liradshaw property.
Henry Morauville has moved to
Iowa.
Dr. Iiradsbaw was up from Superior
yoslerday.
I. Ii. Colvin still has a farm to sell,
can give possession.
Chas, liushca is preparing to build an
addition to his residence.
Thi village election will be held in
tka Jot Uaaur biiUiag April ad.
COWLES
Hev. Ogdun, Statu uvangelist is hold
ing revival meetings at tho Christian
church.
(ieo. Hutchinson bought 0000 bushels
of corn from Washborn this week.
Walter Guruey of Ketl Cloud shelled
2000 bushels for him. '
Jack Wnller, Sidney Sprachor and
Thornt Foe are camping on tho river
shooting ducks.
Gund & Co. ni'jv d tho old lumbor
olllcn out on tho old Cuttor ranch this
week. Uuinoy & Sons done tho job.
Chas. Fuller is on tho sick list.
Dr. Franklin wns called to liluo Hill
on professional business this week.
G. W. Francis of Red Cloud was on
our streets this week looking after his
interests on his sevoral farms north-
oast of Cowles.
Mr. Greenhulgh has tho brick on tho
ground for the foundation for a line
residence which ho will commence tho
erection of soon.
'Dad' Paul will nlovo his housu on
tho lots just east of its presont location.
Listen for tho wedding bolls soon for
the 'Old Soldier' is having his house on
Willow creek fixed up in lino shape.
Fred Fou is improving and wu hope
to soon sou him around again after n
long spell of rheumatism.
Miss Hummel is visiting at tho Fuller
homo this week.
Miss Brown ami Miss Farquhar wero
introduced into tho mystorL's of tho
Court of Honor on Thursday night.
Work on the now A. O. U. W. hall
has been delayed again on account of
nut getting lumbor. There must bo a
"hoodoo" some place.
Tho P. M. contemplates oxtonslvo
repairs on tho government building
soon.
Thornt roo is working up a rural
mail routo to run west from hero. Wo
Wo predict in tho near futuro it want
be necessary for any of thu farmers to
come to town.
tjoth was achoing and ho sold tho
oHi'iiding member to a dentist for live
cents.
The crokinoln party at Smith's was
an enjoyablo affair. Thu young people
kept tlio discs Hying until a Into hour.
J. J. Smith purchased a lino maro at
Skeen's sale, paying for her $105.
Joyh nnd sorrows follow ench other
In quick succession. This timo it is a
boy and Charles Alios wears a broad
smile. Tho mother is doing woll.
A li. Wiggins proposes to start a dry
dairy. Hit purchased a small herd of
steers at Skeen's salo.
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Pay your subscription and got a cal
culating pencil. Thoy are a littlo wonder.
Twentieth Century Medicine.
Cascarcts Candy Cathartic are as
far ahead of ancient pill poisons and
liquid physic as the electric light of
the tallow candle. Genuine stamped
C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. AU
druggists, ioc.
Keep your eyo
the next timo he
self.
on 'him' boys for tho
may want u hand him-
GARFIELD.
A yeung wintor struck this country
last Saturday.
Orvillo Holmgrain has just bought a
big team with which to vox the foil.
The liurial Board meeting was so
poorly attended that an adjournment
was taken until March 20. .
Tho people of tho township were
all congregated at H. J Skeen's salo
last Tuesday. Stock sold nt very good
prices.
lUy Mttngerhas found a now way to
Make wvaay. Last Moaday vae of an
CANCER
Sufferers from this horrible malady
nearly always Inherit it not necessarily
from the parents, but may be from some,
remote ancestor, for Cancer often runs,
through several generations. This deadly
poison may lay dormant in the blood for
years, or until you reach middle life, then
the first little sore or ulcer makes its ap
pearance or a swollen gland in the
breast, or some other part of the body,
gives the first warning.
To cure Cancer thoroughly and penna
nently all the poisonous virus must be
eliminated from the blood every vestage
of it driven out. This S. S. S. does, and.'
is the only medicine that can reach deep
leated, obstinate blood troubles like tkfs.
When all the poison has been forced out
of the system the Cancer heals, and the
disease never returns.
Cancer begins of ten in a small way, as the
following letter from Mrs. Shirer shows :
Amnall pimple came on my lawalxjut an Inch
below the ear on the left aide of roy face. It gav
me no pain or tnconveu-
tince, ana i mourn nave
rjjot
itbe,
forgotten about It had it
Itch : it would bleed a
notucgun to inflame and
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little, then acabovcr. but
irould not heal. TM
continued for aorae time,
when my Jaw began to
well, becoming very
painful. The Cancer be
gan to eat and apread,
until It waaaa large aa
half dotlar.when f heard i
of 8. S. S. and delermln- '
fdtoalve it a fair trial. -
ind it nil letnarkable
what a wonderful effect
It had from the very beginning ; the aorebtgaja to
beal and after taking a few bottles disappeared
entirely. Tuiswastwoyearaagot theieareatilt
no algne of the Cancer, and my general beatlb
.ontlnuea good. Ma. It. Shiuer, Ln Plata, Mo.
it Hie greatest of all
blood purifiers, and the
only one guaranteed
purely vegetable. Send
for our tree book on
Cancer, containing valuable and interest
ing information about this disease, and
write our physicians about your case. W
auke no charge for medical advica.
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