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VOLUME XXIX.
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA. APRIL 20, 1901,
NUMKEll 17.
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Compared to others we arc ahead in quality,
lower in prices. To pass this by would "be an
injustice to your purse. The banner of highest
quality and lowest prices Moats over every de
partment of our large store this spring-
free Linings With Dress Patterns.
There is no reason why every woman should
not take advantage of this large choice dress
goods sale. You pay nothing for linings. You
pay no advance on goods, thus giving you a
chance to buy better goods by saving all extra
expense on linings.
Dress Patterns.
Dress patterns, per yard 30c to 50c
1 yards Cotdette Inner Lining ami 0 yards
best Cambric, FUKK.
Dress Patterns, per yard 50c to 75c
1J yards Cordotto inner lining, (1 yards best
Cambric, 1 yards Sclisla; 1 card patented
hooks and eyes; 1 set best stays, FUKK.
Dress patterns, per yard 75c and up
1 yards Cordetto iniior lining, G yards lies.
Cambric; 1J yards Selioia; 1 card patout
Hooks and Kyes; 1 sot best tnye; I bolt of
Binding Uibhnn, 4 yards Velveteen Mind
ing; 1 spool Sowing Silk, FUKK.
10 pieces Fancy Dress Plaides: regular 10c, this sale at 6c the yd.
be
Mones gets away mighty easy and it is sometimes
sure you're getting the worth of all you let go.
hard to
Our
Ladies9 Tailor Made Suits
and Skirts .
must go at cost for the next ten days. This will give you a
chance of buying Suits and Skirts at first cost, and at a
saving of from 30c to 50c on the dollar.
$6.00 Wool Venetian, tailor made jacket, 18 inches long,
nlcolv sritclu'd, Kton styln, now lnll sleov-s, lined throughout with a
good wear silk; new plait hack, flare skirt, sidl width, lined with a bo 7K
good quality cambric, colors brown anil blue, rrow, " po I -
$10.00 Ladies Stylish Blouse Suit of good all wool, home
spun, juekot is trimmed with twelve gold buttons, has IAiglon coll-tr.
is iiiiisiiuu Yviui it urn, pkii i mien wiin ii (iiou percale, well Hirer- vPf-I Ff
lliiod. tailor finished, colors liuht gray, dark irrav and brown, now p'-'Lf
$i:
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lliiod, tailor finished, colors light gray, dark gray and brown, now
50 Ladies' suit of all wool mixed Venetian, jacket has
an eight button box trout whim hack is cut Kton style, reveres a
laid with stitched satin, has velvet collar mid
cadet, castor blue and brown
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sleeves, colors cbo CA
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SPECIAL !
Second Week.
Commencinfi on Monday,
and continuing up to and
including Saturday, May 4.
Any Calico in
the Store at
4c per yard.
includes Reds, Blues, Blacks
Grays, fancy white shirting
prints, etc. Watch for each
week's special.
$14.00 Wool Venetian Cloth, tailor made, Eton jacket, 16
indies long, half right fitting, V shaped front, hound with a black braid
and triple stitched, now hell sleeves lined throughout with a good nmr
CHrized lining, new cut Hire skirt, full width, finished with three iQ qc
rows silk stitching around bottom, prieo nov pc.JO
$21.00 Eton Suits $14.50.
iAiioifc - :vivr;E - skirts.
$1.50 large figured Mohair brocrde, new cut, inverted plait
badk, full width, liuished seams, lined with good quality fast black fel nn
, cambric, price now pJ.,UU
$4.53 all wool Camels hair, deep flounce, trimmed with silk '
braid, nicnly stitched invert plait hue, lirrMied seums, llounce in. i0 rye
terlined; colors gray and blue, prico now tpd.fO
$5.50 good all wool homespun, cut with wide flounce trim
med wish four row. of stitohlngjl incd with a uood percale and vol. dl nn
vot bound Colors gray, brown and blue, price now tp.UU
$7.50 dark blue Venetian, trimmed with 5 rows of tuckinc
and four rows of sitk braid; a good strong lining ond velvet Omul a'c
price now ' JbC
All Suits and Skirts are included in this sale.
Talk it over with your wife and we are willing
$5.25
to accept a woman's judgment on the
CARPETS
we are selling. We offer some very pretty pat
terns, remarkable for their elegance, durability
and low price. Cnng her to see them.
40 Patterns to Select From.
Hemps,
Unions,
Extra Supers,
Extra Axminster
Granites,
Moquettes
Samples at bargain prices.
10c to 25c
35c to 50c
50c to 70c
I. CO
20C tO 1ZC
85c to $T.oo
ALMOST FORGOTTEN.
Incidents ol Every Day Life Which Very
Few People Stop to Think About on
Accouut of Their Littleness.
At last. Spring is hero. Wo have
sprung this three or four times before
but thai was a joke. Now tliu real
thing has arrived. You can tell it by
the huge (inutilities ol flower, gulden
and Held seed olTuicd for suits. K very
one is pulling in a goodly supply.
Homo put them tu lor their own chick
ens and seine put them in lor their
neighluii ihii'Ki'UH oweer It is all
the same I he ihu'kciw gel tliugar
den seeds in town i en il they have to
wait until it spioiii t'tnekeiis in
town are alt right piovidingjou have a
chicken tight tonee mound jour lots,
but otherwise we say let the fill liter
luiso the chicken A person with a
twenf live foot front lot has no busi
ness trying to raisu sercnty-live ur one
hundred chickens on what his next
door neighbor nlunts to live on during
lliu summer if you must have spring
chickens get them at the butcher shop
or nt the store of a groceryman who
tloesn'l advertise and keeps "fresh (?)
egirs." However, enough of chickens
and guldens. Isn't it a uicu thi g to
liavo a nice garden where you can go
out and get flush radishes and lettuce
every day But gosh, just think of the
work uhead of a person in keeping the
weeds down. This garden talk only
applies to married folks with familie.-,.
Tho young people have ideas of ihoir
own about spring. Their ideas are pic
nics, Ico cream, soda, lemonade ami
"promenades along the boulovur I."
We might as well state here that no one
but a young person can iiud a bnilo
v.ird in Hod Cloud Of course spring
is all right to anyone who has any ac
complishments in these lines. Other
wise the spring fever sctH in. Spring
generally causes all things to Ii. ossein
out also Now there is one tiling at
least we would like to have blossom
out and spread over at least I lit ft feet
of ground That is the walk made out
of twelve inch (dank which extends
around the two lots on tlio northwest
corner of the block in which this olllce
is located A twelve inch walk may be
all right for some people, but when our
devil comes buck in the ofllco tlay aflor
day and retuscs his meals because ha
can nsithor swim r lly, for his benoht
we raise a kick Of course this said
twelve inch walk does not hurt our
business any, because all the people
with whom w tleal are angels and
have wings and can lly. We are just
kicking for the devil's benefit. What
care we for a small quantity of mud
such as we have had this spring. Wo
liko mud Wo wero brought up in a
muddy country, and when a kid used
to like to see it oo.o up between our
barefooted toes Mud. Why we have
throwed mud ever since the school
teacher used to slap us nn the face
and say, "111 learn you better little
man, barefoot boy with cheeks of tan "
Mud. Why, we have thrown mud
ever since "flock" was a pup, and the
probabilities are our "mud" butteries
as some people call them will be in
operation loaded to the muzzle with
our own opinions as long as wo run this
paper. Mud. We don't caro for mud,
but for Lord sake give the rest of the
people a chance to sre tlio quality we
have on hand and give our iiotii a
chance to eat. Wo once heard an ex
pression that "Man wants but little
hern below and wants that little long."
Wo desire to chbtigo thnt just a little
and make it read "Man wants but little
here below but wants that little (side
walk) more than twelve inches wide.
BLADEN.
Uncle Tommy liurden and wife
spont Sunday with their son at Camp
bell. A I). MoNccr and J. Selinnk of Blue
Hill were trnusactinir business in this
villagx last Wednesday.
Hev. Bross of Lincoln wns looking
after church matters at this place lust
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bailey expect to leave
this week for an extended visit to their
old homo in Pennsylvania.
Hepresentatlve Householder is down
wilh the so-culled smallpox disease
and is pretty bad.
Miss Hoso Thorn has charge of Prof
Miles room during his illness.
1). P. Davis and John Mc Illicn left
Saturday for the western part of this
state via tlio ovorland route, They
expect to return with a load of over-
greon trees.
' Tho newly elected village board met
and organized, Charles Spence wns
cloctsd president uhiI L. K, Spenco
clerk. Eight hundred dollars was the
amount levied for a saloon license,
D.S Phelps visited with his family
over Sundav at Hoseland.
William Drosehor was called to Swan
ton Monday by tho illness of his father
who had gone there on a visit.
(J. Vudrows from near Campbell wps
in town Satuiday doing trading.
Druggist Grimes of Blue Hill drove
over to this village Monday for u little
fresh air and exercise.
No other article used in the domestic
economy of the household has so many
enthusiastic friends among the house
keepers of America.
No other article of food has received
such emphatic commendation for purity
and wholesomeness from the most em
inent authorities.
The great popularity and general.
use of the Royal Baking Powder
attest its superiority.
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The " Royal Halter nml Pastry
Cook " cimtnlnttiK over boo mot
prnctlcnl nml valuable cookine re
ceiptsfree to c cry patron, bend
postal caul with your lull address.
Avoid die Imitation pourfcrH. They
ate sold cheap because they are
made Irom nlum, Hut nlum Is a
poison dangerous to use hi food
ROYAL OAKINQ POWDER CO., 100 WIltlAM STRCCT, NEW YORK. .
Fred KauiTiunu was hauling in wheat
tho first of tho week.;
Mrs Hurtlott is having her corn de
livered this weuk which she sold at !17c.
Mrs. John Harris of Havelock Is vis
iting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Slier
man northwest of tho village.
J.Trovalpioco left for Chase county
the tirst of this week where he goes to
improve some laud he has out there.
Mr. McCanii was looking uftor his
elevator at this place Monday arid
Tuesday of this week.
J. Hines left for Chase county, Wed
nesday where ho goes to erect a new
house fer J. Trevulpiuce.
Tuesday morning when Mr. Moore
went to nis olllce (of the McCuiiu Kin
valor Co ) he found that burglars had
uoou theie during the night and sue'
ceeded in blowing the outside door of
tho safe oil' its hinges. The report was
loud and whs heard by severul parties
in town, Mrs. Baker getting up ami
lighting a lump. This could be plainly
seen from tho olllce in which the bur
glars were at woik aatl it is supposed
ti frightened them away Mr. McCanti
was at the hotel (luring the night.
When notified in the morning, he said
he thought it was some parties who
saw him draw money and followed him
to this place, thinking he had deposited
it in the safe. As they did not get tho
ioor open thoy scoured nothing for
their trouble.
It is reported that one of our doctors
is arrangeing to leave this place and
remove to a hotter opening, for1 prac
tice. Bladen is most too hoilthy for
three doctors.
Pater Hanson has put up a now wind
mill. Claude Duval, Kmory Bean and their
families were thu guests of Frank Bat
and wife Sunday.
The earpenieis have begun work on.
.1 B Wisecnrvor'tMicw house which)
'2S'28 foot Htiuro and two story higk.
Otto Jensen and family spent last,
week visiting among lelatives in Nuck
olls county.
J. C.Brooks is contemplating build
in i: a new frame Iidiimi this summer.
Sam Liudsey is about through shuck
ing his corn.
Tho SorcoiiMHi bojs were hauling
several loads of corn lo KvJA'Ja'ld Sat
urday I'lu'io is quite a tcai'e of smallpox- ih
(Jitlit tiiiii township.
Ht my L.tmbincht has his newhons.
about computed Luck to you Henry
II Cro'vol! has commenced planting
corn. Stunnkii
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If you sue anything in this-paper that
pleases you if you think it has tho
right ring have your name putori our
lisl as a subscriber. If it displease
you givo usyoiit name anyhow lb may
please someone else this time and you
next.
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
GUIDE ROCK.
A J, Hnyes is very sick.
Mrs. T. b. Watt is hotter.
A. II. Crary's house is beginning to
show.
Dr. Ptirdum of Monkulo was in town
yestordny.
S. L. Byrd has sold his town pioperty
to Mrs. Carlin.
M. Biuibdel is again driving the nil
wngon.
Hveryone is building, setting out
trees or otherwise improving.
K. M. Parker made a delivery of
nursery stock at this iilacw the first of
the week for tho Mt. Ilopo Nursery Co.
of Lawrence, Kansas.
(. W. Fentress Is preparing to
another chair in his barber shoo.
Maud Fentress Is improving.
Mrs. Louiso Sabin is on the sick
It Stickley is much better.
BATIN.
Mrs. Mary Bean was visiting with
her son Nvwroti who lives near Inavalo
the first of this week.
Charley Derbyshire has boon work.
Ing for Mr. Copoloti.
H. H Crowell and family were south
of Red Cloud the latter part of last
week visiting among relatives.
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I iTwr? 1 1 and oladder remedy.
ii is mc grcal mctii
ca triumph of the nine
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Dr. Kilmer, the emi
nent kidney and blad
der specialist, and is
wonderfully successful In promptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acfd trou
bles aad Brlght's Disease, which Is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kllmer'3 Swamp-Root Is not rec
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ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found.
Just the remedy you need. It has been tested.
In so many ways, In hospital work, In private
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur
chase relief and has proved so successful in.
every case that a special arrangement has:
been made by which all readers of this paper
who have not already tried it, may have a.
sample bottle sent free by mall, also a book,
telling more about Swamp-Root and ho v. to
find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer In this paper and
send your address to
Dr. Kilmer U Co., Blng
hamton, N. Y. The
regular fifty cent and
Ei$St52TnfcT?3'M5W
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