The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, March 22, 1901, Image 1

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VOLUME XXIX.
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA. MARCH 22, 1901,
NUMBER 12
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MINER BROTHERS
T'S Ttf STRANGEST THING.
Let's TaA: Orer.
An extensive sample line of ladies Tailor made suits and skirts.
We Feel Assured!
They are a well made nicely tailored line af suits and skirts. We are anxious to
sell as many as possible. Knowing there is no better way of advertising
than by giving you the best goods obtainable at lowest prices.
TAILOR MADE SUITS.
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$6 oo Wool Venetian, jacket plain, iS-inches long, cut Eton style, nicely
stitched, new bell sleeves, lined throughout with a good near silk,
new cut plain back flare skirt, full width with lap seams, "Prnop &4- 50
lined with good quality cambric, colors blue and brown. jrx-L-'t; p'3:jj
$io oo ladies' stylish blouse suit of good all wool homespun, jacket is
trimmed with twelve gold buttons, has L'Aiglon collar, is finished
with a belt, skirt is lined with a good percale, is well '"""P-pice &R 25
tcrlincd and tailor finish, light and dark gray and brown
$12.50 suit of all wool mixed Venetian, jacket has an eight button box
front, and back is cut Eton style, reveres are inlaid with stitched
4 satin, has velvet collar and bell sleeves, colors cadet pvifg $Q Qg
caster, blue and brown pJ?J
$i4.oc Wool Venetian cloth, jacket cut Eton style, is 16 inches long,
half tight fitting, V shaped front, bound with a black silk braid
and triple stitched, new bell sleeves lined throughout with a good
mercerized lining. New cut flare skirt, full width, finished with
3 rows of silk stitching around the bottom, good lining Price $11.75
and velvet bound, 1
TAILOR MADE SKIRTS.
$2.75, large Figured Mohair Brocade new cut invert plait back, full
width, finished seams, lined with a good quality of Price $2.00
cambric,
$d so all wool Camel's hair, deep flounce trimmed with silk braid,
nicety suituuu mvwicu jjuui u-i, uiwauu ov-uma, JrriCB DO. I O
flounce interlined, colors gray and blue,
$5.;o,'good all wool homespun, cut with wide flounce, trimmed with
'four rows of stitching, lined with a good percale and Price $4.95
velvet bound, colors gray, brown and blue,
$7.50, dark blue Venetian, trimmed with five rows of tucking and four
rows of silk braid, a good strong lining and Price $6.75
velvet bound,
M Just One More.
A large assorted line of ladies SHIRT WAISTS. You will find that carefully
made waists will give you satisfaction and comfort. There is so
much real quality in them, that particular ladies appreciate what
they mean to those who want to look well PficeS.OO to OC
and be comfortable
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ALMOST FORGOTTEN.
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A Mortgage works s
All of the Time. I
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
to prepare ads that pull business. We
woulu like to prepare copy for your ads
we give the mattcf prompt and careful at
tention adn make advertising profitable.
;Iiindley's Restaurant
11M.K liun.niNo,
Rod Cloud, Nebraska.
Publishers' Advertising Agency, 5
David City, Nebraska. $
THE CHIEF, $1.00 PER YEAR.
Warm
Meals
Hours.
at All
,Nicc, Comfortable Lodging
Rooms.
'FRUITS, CONFECTIONERY,
NUTS AND CIGARS
Oysters if Every Stye.
kAIiL KINDS OK HOT AND COLD
LUNCHES.
Incident ol Every Day Life Which Very
Few People Stop to Think About on
Accouut of Their Llttlenets
A nnw oiclcr will bu established in
tliu city soon. It will bo known as llio
Modern Excepted Order of United l'io
tected I)i link, It w 111 still t out with 11
fail ly good membership which will bu
augmented occasionally liy 11 now mem
ber Negotiations niu now in progress
to scciuo lodge looim in tlin hiieitient
of tint Wiigiit-l'ntter building. Spec
iil dispensation will ho given to mem
boison lodge nights mid llio Keeper of
Cucs will bn in l( iniiiid Unlike otlior
lodges tlu time of nu'ciin will bn hv
en iiilits it week with sonnitinu'f 11
spvuiul hu.sMon (Ititini; thu nftcinoon
It is expected thitl llio Litnu-kiln Club
nnd tlio Fnuntii'a Allhtnuu will o out
of existence, bo put on thu rutiied list
nnd join the new lodge Thu ility h.ta
coniu when thu sni'tll boy thinks of
very little elsu t linn thu innnipuliiiion
of a sling shot or nifjuer shooter. As n
conscquunco chickens, dogs, cows nnd
windows in thu re&iduncu poition ot
town are Rettlni; the worst of it This
town hits thu toughest lino of small
Imjs to thu iquniu inch of nny town
on em th. With 11 sling fchot in their
hiinds they mu n niunncu to uvurj thing
Unit tunc loose. Thu city nuthoritius
should givu somu of these lads thu
"glad mil" and relluvu them of these
destructivu weapons. Thu limit who
didn't get his leguhtlion peck of dusl
the first of thu week didn't live in this
poition of Nubinska Don't think that
becausu wo havu not said any thing
lately in regmd to thu opera house
piojeut that it is it dead loiter - Wo
arc waiting for them to inaku tlio brick
We don't like, to accuso a mail of
good reputation liku John Mycin of
sinister motives in 01 dor to gut voles.
Hut it does look n little strange to
us just at this time to sue so many dog
boing killed by thu poison route Now
wo'vo got it figured out about liko this.
John is k pretty good schemer nnd
ho knows that tho owner of every (leg,
that goes to dog heavon with a tag on,
is going to havo it in for thu present
incumbent of tha innyoi's olllco. Wo
think it would be n good idoa for War
ren to to go round and put up tho prion
of tho tags on these dead dogs. W
aro soi ry that troubles of our own kept
us f 10111 representing thu yullowhnin
mors at tho swell society function on
Wednesday night, but to bo truthful
wo lacked thu necessary quarter.
As a ated elsowhero in this issuo tho
senior class of the high school will givo
nn entertainment nt tho school house
March 29th. How many of tho patents
and othors intorasted in school matters
pay attention to a not co like thi s.
They real it over and that sottles it.
Thoy don't appear to realizo that this
is au endeavor on tho pint of a class of
from eieht to lifteen to day tho ex
penses of commencement ceremonies.
Aud also that it is an endeavor 011 their
part to givo tho general public thoir
monev's worth instead of asking them
I to dona'.o ton cents for nothing. Now
wo aro not sure, but wo tnink this
ontertainment is given solely for tho
betelit of tho coinmenceiiientexercises
If such is tho cuso wo inaku this propo
sition to tho souior chits. Wo will
print COO tickets for tho entertainment
aud agreo not to ohitrgu ouu cunt for
them unless four hundred of thetii aro
sold at leu cents each. Wo make this
proposition to just sio how many of
our pcoplo are interested in tlio ad
vancement of our public schools and
how many havo a desire to assist the
young people in thoir advancement
Ten cents is not much, but in this case
it is r.n opportunity fo or againsr
helping our young people to graduate.
Uow do you feel about it. If this
proposition is accepted by tho class
you can express your feelings to them.
All we ask is that thoy report the num
ber of tickets sold. We havo no fear
but what tho required number will bo
sold. If not we bare a lot of parints
I and others in this town whom we will
. concludo havo no use for schools. Wo
hope the class will accept this proposi
tion nnd wo will do our part to assist
them. Yon have hfard tho old 6tory
about "in tho spring the young man's
fftSCT lightly Urns to thougku of lovt."
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That's all bosh. It is not lovo at nil. ngo or gout. Thoro aro somo who
It is just flirtation and someono to gad seom to thiuk that in cane a dog gets
about with nt nights. Someono to sick ho should bo quarantined nnd led
spoud his week's wagos on; buying ice by tho mayor on canned moats and
cream, soda wnter and buggioi. iovo, iresu mm, nt mo oxponso 01 tue city,
why love is a distant proposition in the
spring. It Is fever. And tho girl who
fails to take ndvantago of a young
man's fovor isn't in it. It is also n timo
whan somo pcoplo tako a notion to fix
up their places cf business and resi
dences to mnko tliem nttractivo.
Otheis don't appear to uaro whether
thoy attract nny attention or not. It
looks nice (wo don't think) to go out
walking or di iving and pass ono resi
dence with a neat, cloan lawn, with
llowers blooming, etc , end next to it a
lesidenco witli trash of all kinds
strewn all around Which class do
you belong to. Wo hoponotthelaltur.
If anything shows well for a town It
is neat und attractive business homu.i
nnd residences. Wo contemplate tuk
ing a trip around the city during the
next two weeks und wo will bo par
ticularly pleased to noto busiuojs
houses and residenceu which are neat
and attractive. Mayor Warran ha
troubles of his own just now. Dou't
bother him, Through iho .MHchina
tions of somo people ho is losing several
votes. Aud all on account of the dog
tax. Somo pooplo appear to bo ot tho
idea that paying a tav on a dog insui d
him to his full valuation as designated
by the owner. Others appear to think
that n tax on dogs is proof that s.nJ
dog will not die of bulloU, poison, old
A dog tag is merely an indication Hint
if your dog bites any membor of the
city council ho can live. Othorwiso he
will havo to accopt tho inevitable.
Tho city counoil can insuro no dog
that has not had its teeth extracted
and its bmker pulled out. .')on't cuss
thu mayor because a dog biles anyone
besides thu council, Don't cuss boenme'
you have to pay a dollar a year for a
him dog and two dollars n year for ti
hor dog to keop the mayor and water
commissioner away from your premises
during tho lawn season. That's cheap.
Talking about cheap things a news
paper is considered by somo to be the
cheapest thing thoy can got. At loast
they will tako il for sovoral years nnd
novor think to pay for it. If that isu't
chottp we don't know wtiat is. You got
what j on want for nothing! and that is
more than you can get at any other
bininess house in this city. There aro
a' out fifteen or twenty of oaryoucg
mun going to Oklahoma this spring to
,-ut If they cannot locate in the lands
to bo opined and do something for
thomsolves. Now it will bo right in
lino lor gossip No. 1 to wonder what
thoy are jioing for. Gossip No. 2 can
suy thej t bettor go. Gossip No. 8 can
say they had lo go. Gossip No. 4 can
report that thoy went to escape some
thing. llufero it winda up the youug
men will bo glad they have gone ana
win givu u wriuen guarantee never to
como back again. Howover, such is
life.
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