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This is especially true in the line of Gloves, Neckwear, Shoes, Suits Waists and Skirts. In fact stylish
prices.
wearing apparel of all kinds and Easter Merchandise of every description.
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New Wash Goods.
Tlio greatest showing of "H thut I1 now, nobby anil
stylish
Korean Pongee.
The nearest approach ton silk fabric In tex
turn, Mulsh and general appearance, wears woll and
ran bo truth' Into as handsome gowns us any Foil
lard silk iitthrco times tho price, nUtfc per yard.
Pineapple Lawns,
in pltikH and bines at Mo a yard.
Holly Batistes
in laco anil insertion effects at 20o per yard.
Fine Printed Dimities
in all the newest and dainty designs
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tollH the Htory of the Francis T. Simmons Kid
Gloves. On snlo at Tiiruuro Hros in all tho now
M ilmdes at. 81 00 to Sl.M) Also a nice lino of
Silk Gloves and Mittens
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FINE
EASTER
SHOES.
Tho boat makes
iu tho country.
Perfect hi btylo
in tit, niateitil,
tyrfworkmosblp
and at money Raving prices. Como iu and se0
swell Htylos iu Kid and Patent Leather.
Drew-Selby of Portsmouth, Ohio, mako tho
finest lino of women's shoes in tho United States.
They aro to be found only at Turnure Bros. Thoy
come in Vici Kid, Patent Leather and all the fash
ionable styles at 12.50, 13.00, 13 20, 13.50 and $3.00.
Children's Shoes.
We mako special selections for tho boys and
girlB, to give thorn shoes that, have the style and
comfort of tho larger people's and also lasting ser
vice Tho Hamilton Brown shoos aro tho best
made and are only, to bo .found at TURNURE
BROS Boys and M issos shoes 1 1 .15 to II .75.
Children's shoes 50c to 11.00.
Eton Jackets.
Theso otons are tho very thing to catch the eye
and cuptlvato tho fancy of good drossors Mado
of corded taffeta silk, L'aiglon collar, trimmed
with bands of stitched tatrota, linod with good
quality satin radamo; others trimmed iu tho latest
-.tylo with gilt braid and buttons. If you want
something dainty mid gracoful look tlieno over
GIGANTIC SALE OF
Ladies' Shirtwaists
Women's Silk Waists.
Made right up to date; tho very nuwost cuff;
tho newest collar; tho newest back and front; all
tho colors - cerise, blue, cardinal, old rose, navy
and black. At money saving prices.
Women's Wash Waists.
Whilo it is scarcely tho season we are showing
a largo lino of wash waists In beautiful designs
both In white and colors Thoy come in lawns and
batistes, ginghams und other materials 05c to 13.00.
Ladies Dress Skirts.
Wo have all kinds, stylos and makes. Ladles
dross skirt, mado of special quality black taffeta
silk, warranted not to crack. Top of skirt elab
orately tuoked, very full graduated flounce of
same quality plain taffeta, trimmed with Ave rows
of pinked taffeta ruchlng. Lined and interllnod
in all regular sizes. Prico $7.50.
Ladies' Rainy Day .Skirts.
Made of extra heavy cloth with several rows
of stitching round the bottom, price II 75. Othors
upwards to f7.ts6.
Women's Serge, Cheviot and Poplin
Shirts
and othors too numerous to mention at prices
that defy competition.
Laces.
Wo have the finest and also the largost lino Of
theso goods ever seen in this city. See our laco
f.tock, ask tho prico, then buy whoro you pleaso.
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A full line of the Puritan corsots from oOo to 91.00.
Also a full line of the JackBon corset.
One lot -of ladled batiste and ventilated girdle cor
sots at 49c, worth C5c.
Satin girdles in white bluo and pink at 91.25
Ladies' Belts.
Wo are showing the largest and most complete
line of ladies bolts over brought to tho city.
Ladies Patont Leather belt, gilt trimmed at 25c.
Gilt Cloth on Patent Leather at 35c.
Gilt 15raid.i;il(l plated uurlcle, tit 50oto 12,25,
Carpets.
Wo mako tho important matter of carpot buying
oaiy for you by showing the best styles and at
lower prices than any othor storo can offer you.
Our Grocery Department needs no advertising. When
in need of any thing to tompt the appetite you are
always sure to find it at TUENURE'S.
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Locl AlvertttttiiK 5 ci I ll" r-'r l"uo
Lob.I AilvcttiiiliiK for ciitctUlnmiiiti, colt
itrii.KOClali, etc., given by churches, charitable
oclelle, etc., where oil inoneyii rained there
tiomarctued nh.llr for church or charitable
.oclMlea, first ton linen free aud allovtrteu
Jlnei 3Vi centi per lino per Ismic.
L.cal adTcrtliliiK of entorulnmenli, conccrtu,
ifdtali, etc., where per cent Ii given to pro
noten, 6 cents per lino per itauv.
D1IN.AT AllVaUTHINU.
One column per month w 00
One-half rolumu per month .1 W
One-fourth column per month 1 ,5
General display advertlnltiK i 8 cents per
luch ier Issue.
ALMOST FORGOTTEN.
count of having to pay a dollar for a
worthless cur Tho incoming of the
new mayor, happily however does not
destroy tho cfllcaoy of the dog ordi
nance Pay your dog tax next May
ami look happy or the now marshal
will get your dog sure.
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Tho weather of tho past two weeks
has been enough to make the average
IniHlness man tiso a little unbecoming
language, but it is probably all for the
best. At least it almost insures this
lection of the country a good wheat
crop this year.
Incidents ol Every Day Life Which Very
Few People Stop to Think About on
Accouut of Their Littleness
The election is uvui Mini peculiar
uif allow up on I lie face o thu re
turn!, ami tins election lias not been an
exception A man to run successfully
for mayor tho second term htimlrun
ning must have us many virtues as a
thousand leg worm ha tegs. Ho can
govern the city economically, work
himself gray headed keeping down a
smnll-pox epidemic, see that good, sub
stantial sidewalks and crosswalks aro
built, and bavo othor Improvements in
view ami then nom yellow-hammer
twhoso word naturally would go for
maught, can como out on olection day,
tell a fako story and beat him at tho
polls. No wondor men decline to run
for this oulef. Next .Sunday will bo
Easter and tho ladies are hoping it will
bo a nice day so thoy can show on" their
now tinory Wo havon't got any so we
don't give a continnntal whulhur it
rains or not. When it looks silly to
nee a big silly boy going down the
mreot with a hat live sizes too small
for his head, perched on his bump or
foolishness, how silly docs it look to
see two liltlo silly boys at .hi same
autics? All the little boys made goo,
goo eyes at them as they passed by.
Some may think that the pig i aces in
augurated by Elmer Koss have been
foi gotten but Elmer has hit ed Mai ion
llouchin and Iho sport will bo revived
as soon as the weather will permit.
Grant Turner and Morris Weasl have
become buck numbers and have given
way to the new nieinlwr.
' Many in the city who have vaimtoii
of their republicanism iu tho past have
.gone back ou their principles on lic
it takes all kinds of people to mako a
world. Hed Cloua is a little werld by
itself then, at least there are all kinds
of people hero.
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Man wants but little hero bolow, but
if he's mayor and wants to be re
elected, ho don't want to tax his neigh
bor's dogs.
Waltor Hoby soils tho Singer sowing
macliiue. i'riccs rigut. lict the best,
BLUE HILL.
THE NEW BABY
Opens up a new world to the loving
mother. If it is a strong, healthy baby
that new world is a world of happiness.
If it is a weak, fretful child the new
world is full of anxiety. It has been
proven iu thousands of cases, that the
use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip
tion makes nil the difference between
strength and weakness in children.
Healthy, happy mothers have healthy,
happy children. " Favorite Prescrip
tion " gives the mother strength to give
her child. It makes the baby's advent
practically painless and promotes the
secretion "of the nourisliuient necessary
to the healthful feeding of the nursing
child.
"I havelwen uins Dr. l'lerce's Fmorlte Pre
acriptlou mid ran mv it is ju-t what you advrr
tlc it to Ik wtiteii Mrs,. Vktor J llnilin, of
I.roiiiuiNUlle. Klley Co., Kansas "I twiKin
t.'iklnt; it jut two mouths before baby cmiie
mid un-i crently beiKfitot by its use. The doc
tor uho nltemk-d mr Mid I did nbout as well as
nny one he lind scrii (ns 1 was sick only ulMiit
three lioutM. mid also that your I'ovoritr Pre
hcrintion ' win 'one patent medicine which lie
diil linve fnllh iu We now hac a dnrlliiR twby
lxiy, htroiiK nud healthy who weighed nine
Kmul w hen burn Diiriui; this mouth he has
f-uiutd I hue mul one-halt ikiuuiIs Have never
ISHeii him one dose of medicine"
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, in jwper covers, i.ent we on
receipt of 21 one-cent stamps to ay
expense of mailing only. Addrcbs Dr.
U. V. Pierce, buffalo, N. Y.
TIIK EAhTEIl HAT.
I pray you, take a look at Jake,
And then a glance at me-,
Obscrrohls nlrof mute despair
And tiilucof Koulfal glee; ''
Unless a dunce you'll know nt once
I must have had my will,
Aud got my hat, and also that
Poor Jacob got the bill.
Dr. Fiilkei'son has returned from his
southern trip improved in health.
Mrs. Maudelbatim is at homo again
after a pleasant journey to points in
the east.
Insurance adjusters settled, this
week, with Chan. Willmore who lost
his dwelling by tiro a few days since.
Unlo98 your correspondent soon re
covers from his attack of grip ho will
bo forced to close his school and go in
to dry dock for repairs.
Hev Ira McConnotiglioy will romain
another year as pastor of the Presby
terian chinch He is highly apprecia
ted by his congregation.
The supply of beer in IHtio Hill, :il
way reasonably ample, will bi further
atiKiuenifil by the addition of another
saloon for the coming year. Wo invito
tlio big Indian of the Chief to como up
ami li'ivo a good time.
(Jeorgn Warren came up 011 the train
Saturday, (paying his faro the entire
distance,) for tho purpose of being in
itiated into the Ancient Order of Bald
Headed Prevaricators. At tho moot
ing iu die evening, tho necessary two
votes having been obtained in his favoi,
ho was declared duly elected. Ho then
camo down from tho rocf, whoro he
had been sitting astride the ridgo
board during tho early proceedings of
the lodge and was prepared for tho
degiees by being divested of his dra
pery and having his epidermis unbut
toned, ready to be removed at a mo
uieni's notice. He ventured the state-
mom that the preparation seemed to
lie of a searching nature aud was cau
tioned that a second indiscreet remark
might prove fatal. Clad in a hood
wink and a cold perspiration he entered
the room of tho mighty order upon
which tho twentieth century bases
hope. Exactly what ooeurred there
we ate unable to state as the meinbeis
are getting shy of theroportorial pump.
Jsoinetliiug, However, of an unusual
iiatuie must have happened. Your
coriespoiideni, ever on the alert for
news, was standing near the lodge
room and was startled by discovering
Mr Warien in tho act of escaping from
tlie building, coming down four or live
steps m ii time. He had lost the hood
wink but still rniained the perspiration.
Ho scorned, indued, to bu laboring un
der a condition of some excitement as
he was shouting at tho top of It is voice
"Eureka", iu tilt Grecian language
signilying, "I have found it" What ho
had found or why lie should deem it
proper to sp.ak Creek in Bluo Hill wo
had nu time to ascertain, tor, with a
wild (rlaro nt your correspondent, ho
ttirurd to tho left, making a mad lusli
into the darkness in tho diiection of
Frank Buscbow's farm house. Subse
quent inquiry failed to develop his
whereabouts and grave fours are en
tertained for his safety.
C01.UMUUS.
To Whom It May Concern.
Red Cloud, Neb , March 'JO, 1901.
At a meeting of the board of trustees
of tho Red Cloud Cemetery association,
Held at the office of clerk on dale above
written, it was ordered that all lots
not paid for or satisf ctorily adjusted
at tho expiration of thirty days from
this date will be cancelled, the ground
occupied by graves, cut off; and re
mainder reclaimed by the association
and sold By Order of the Board.
Rheiiiafism
Rheumatic pains are the cries of protest
and distress from tortured muscles, aching I
joints and excited nerves, the blood lias
been poisoned by the accumulation of
waste matter in the system, and can no
longer supply the pure and health sustain
ing food they require. The whole system
feels the effect of this acid poison ; and
not until the blood has been purified and
brought back to a healthy condition will
the aches and pains cease.
Mra. Jame. Kell, of 707 Ninth .treet, N. 8.,
Washington, D. C. writes as follows; "A few
knoatbi ago I had an attack of Sciatic Kbmas
tUm in its wont form. The
pain waa to Intense that I
became completely pro.
Irated. The attack was an
unusually severe one, and
ray condition waa regard
ed as being very danger
ous. I was attended by
one of the mot able doc
tors in Washington, who la
also a member of the fac
ulty of a leading medical
college here. lie told me
WHAT'S IN A NAME?
(Benson's Plaster Is Pain's Master.)
In tho days of 'wild cat' monoy in the
West, tho Ames shovels wero used as cur
rency. Thoy wero as stablo ns gold ; their
prico did not vary a cent in twenty years.
Tho very namo of Oliver Ames fc 8on, was
a synonym for honesty. It was current all
over tho world.
On tho sumo principle Benson's Porous
Plaster is tho universal stnndard external
remedy. To say it is a ' 'good" plaster does
not describe iUUthe but pottible plotter.
For every disease- in which an oxternal rem
edy is available, Bensoa'e Plaster is used
almost as a matter of course.
Benson's Plaster quickly relieve and
euros where othor modes of treatment arc
either exaaperatlngly slow or hnve no good
effect whatever. Coughs, colds, lumbago,
kidney trouble, rheumatism, lame back,
etc-., are at once benefited and soon cured.
Capsioam, Strengthening and Belladonna
plasters have nono of the curative virtues
of Benson's. More than 5,000 physicians
and druggists havo commended Benson's
Plaster as a romody in which tho public
may have implicit confidence whilo, in a
comparntivo test with other plasters, Bon
sou's has received Jlfty-fite Mghtst attardt.
Beware of substitutes nnd chenp imitations.
For side by all druggists or wo will pro
pay postage on any number ordered in tho
United States on receipt of 25o. each.
Seabury & Johnson, Mfg. Chemists, N. Y.
WANTED !
WANTED f
All farmers nnd rnisors of horses and
unties to call at my barn and
examiuo my stock. The
Perchon - Norman
horse, No. 7558; sire. No. 4542; dam,
No. 4780. Aln tho latgest
Kentucky Mammoth
Jack
that has over boon shipped west of the
Missouri river. Stands 10 hands hiiih
2i'iLWniBhr U? Ponl. Also little
7.00 Pete, weight 850 pou.ds. Th
Btook, with others, are all of tho be
blood and health. Terms reasonable
and stock sure. This Htock will be
found at tno Red Cloud Breeding Barn.
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to continue his prescrip
tions and 1 would cet well.
twelTe times without receiving the slightest
After having It filled
benefit, I declined to continue his trentment anr
longtr. Having heard of S. S.S.ISwifl'sSpecitic)
recommended for Rheumatism, I decided, altnot
In despair however, to give the medicine a trial,
and alter I had taken a few bottles I was able to
hobble around on crutches, aud very soon there-
alter naa no use lor mem ai an, r. t. . naving
cured me sound and well, All the distressing
pains have left me, my appetite lus returned,
and I am happy to be again restored to perfect
health.
p 0 Jpak the great vegetable
purifier and touic, is
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Ik .1 awH lv rheumatic troubles,
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minerals In it to disturb the digestion and
lead to ruinous habits.
We have prepared a special book on
Rheumatism which every sufferer from
this painful disease should read. It is the
most complete and interesting book of
the kind in existence. It will be sent free
to nny one desiring it. Write our physi
cians fully and freely about your case. We
make no 'churge for medical advice,
THE CWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, SA.
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of Eed Cloud.
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