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MACHINES.
We have added to our large stock a
line of sewing machines. We have one
of the best machines on the market for
the money. We will sell you a Drop
Cabinet Machine, perfectly protecting
the machine from dust and making a
convenient and ornamental stand. No
cover to take off and put on or to lie
around in the way when the machine
is in use. By raising the cover the
sewing machine head is automatically
raised to the level of the sewing ma
chine table. The wood work is antique
oak, highly polished. This machine
has two drawers on each side and one
in the center, making five drawers in
all. 25 year guarantee with each
machine,
Our Price $16,50.
New Silk and Satin Waists.
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Wc have the finest line of waists in
3"hr: city. Almost any color, made of
the lines! taffeta silk, handsomely trim
med, with tucking, cording, hemstitch
ing, etc. Made with the puff cuff and
the bishop sleeve. No better waist
in your reach for less than $7 or $8.
Our Price $5 and $6.
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Our line is made by one of the best
shoe manufacturers in America, and
are sure to give satisfaction.
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and all qualities
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Neckwear
Ladies latest ef
fects in neckwear
15c to 75c.
tight
fitting blouse and Lton
effects. Jacket trimmed
with stitched taffeta or
braid, taffeta lined, the
new flaring or flounce
skirt. These suits are
made with as much care
as perfect in fit and ffi
morkmanship as any fa
$25 suit in the market, jfi
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Wash Goods.
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$ and PORTIERRES.
T? We are in a position to sell you the Hi r
5r- best lace curtains ever brought Hi
m to the city.
Hosiery.
A complete line of
ladies, misses and
children's always
on hand.
Ladies Muslin
Underwear
and Gowns.
at bargain prices.
The verdict of the ladies who have
examined our line of Wash Goods is.
Turnure Bros, have the best line of in- ,. i-. Hi
wash goods in the city." Have you L Large Lace Curtains 45c ttO 0
jL seen our striped dimities, lace striped jL $4.00 per pair. Hi
i oatiste, tissues, pineapple lawns, noiy- zi
hone brtiste, silk mulle and
ored dimities.
Spring Suitings.
Have you purchased your new spring
suits yet. If not don't fail to take a
careful look at our line of suitings in
dress lengths. All the latest colorings
at money saving prices.
plain coi-
Price ioc to 6oc per yard.
Gloves
Latest
Shades
in Kid
Gloves.
85c,
$1.00,
$1.25,
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Summer Shirt Waists.
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Latest styles and colors. Made up 01
Lawns, Dimities, Percales and
Chambray 50c to $3.00.
Exquisite line ot White Waists made
with lace and embrodery, full
fronts, $ 1. 50"to $3.00.
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CORSETS.
"Puritan" straight front and satin
striped corsets and girdles. Also
a full line of the Jackson
corsets and girdles.
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PUBLISHED KVBIIV FKIDAT
T.liod t the pit office at Red Cloud, Neb.ti
-mfloVntnll matter.
ADVEIITISINO ItATKS:
rmcl dTert!lnB 6 centi per Hue ier Itmie.
Ucal AdTerttMn for eiitertalnmiU, con
e,MUU. etc.. glren bj churchei, cherluble
Mt4i, etc., where all roonejre relied there-
ttaareuetdwhelly for church or charitable
OeilM, Brit ten Unci free ami all over ten
iaatVi t Pr line per Itnue.
TLal adTertlelnic of entertainment", concert.
rreottaU, etc., where per cent It gtveu to pro
iMUn, cenli per line per Issue.
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mrm half column per month a J"
nrve-eurth column per month
Vrctral dUplay ailrcrtUIng I W cents per
t.-ofct issue.
l.o you, lonrn thorn to patroni.o homo
industries by Belting uu uxuniple.
ihm't lunrn them that thu Knnsns Jity
Stur tit twunty-tivo cents a yeitr is
choapor tlinn your homti paper ntnno
ilollar. Don't loan) thorn that a for
eign brand of Hour is better than the
uomo-mario bocatisn you can niako ten
cunts moro a facte on it, and don't try
to palm off on overyono a cheap-made
stink-adora cigar that costs you llfleen
dollars a thousand bocauso your home
product eoits a littlu moro. Patronizo
homo industries yourself. Use the
homo product and dispose of all you
can of it. If a man wants a paper sond
him to tho homo olllcc. If ha wauts
Hour cive him the home product unless
hu calls for some particular brand,
oven if you do fail to make three or
four cents, and if ho wants a cigar aire
him the homo product, oven if it does
cost one-fourth or one-half a cent moro
than a Stink-a-Dota. Lot every cit
izen call for tho homo product if it can
be had.
.Souio people havo very queer ideas
boil tho proper way to build up a
citv. Sumo of our cilizens are of the
ri"mcm that they should pationlzo and
buy Roods of a r-alaloRim house, em so
trusts and combinations and do every-
thine tint patronize tho lior.io mui'chanl,
for thu reason that the homo merchant
will "Wander Ids money paylnR taxes
?.- M'Uoois, helpliiR churches ami mak-
mc pub.ie impcoveniHiitH. When stran-
aw are around it is the lieiRhtli of
ome poopleN ambition to tell what a
wicked town wo havo, laud other
f.,i m tlm skies and show thorn this
is no place in which to take up a rest--Hone.
Now tills does not only uppl.C
othe uveraRu cUi7.nn mil to several
tmsintss men. In this city arosomo
i.,i.inn men who will actually come
auto a printirR ollic and ask us to
-COTttpete Willi UlllKlin nu viiii..-.
tpriocs U wo want their work, wh, t
-would they say if wo would bring n
r-ataloRiio to their stores and ask them
to compete with catalogue pnees when
-w want some of thoir Roods? And
what would they do if wo would sond
u a 4,cataloRUo" houso and gel the
BOOihl As a rule wo never "jew" do n
any store in the city on tho price of it-.
coods. If they havo anything wo want
;e pay for it. Hut this does not cover
tthe whole subject. Red Oloud has
t.cstitiUions besides a few print shops
.that aro worthy uo ueip 01 inner mis
v.ess nion. Wo have a (louring mill.
"Why don't tho business men push it?
They all wanted it. They got it. Now
why not soil evory pound of Ked Cloud
.amir possible. It Is as good as any
'brand on tho market today. Another
'thiog. lied Cloud has a cigar factory.
How many business men in this city
who handlo tho cigars 01 uus lacioij,
give thoir customers
Why do people hang black crape on
tho door whon a lovad ono takes her
departuro to tho "undiscovered coun
try from whoso borno no traveller ro
turns," and clothe themselves in black
WheirlfgSid
f;arments in memory of tho dopartcd
oved one? What is there about black
appropriate for these occasions? Ulack
suggests nothing sweet, tender or beau
tiful. It is not an emblem of purity or
lope. It is a symbol of night ami
night in scripture is a symbol of danger
and despair. Night ii tho time whon
doors are bolted and windows fastonod
and when tho sighing of tho wind and
the rustle of the leaves nettle tuo
nerves. Ono of the best things said
about heaven is that "thoro is no night
theno." Then why wear tho emblem
of night in memory of friends? Did
you ever think tha'.it is really a reflec
tion upon them? Hesidee.it is an on
hoallliy.ctistoiii. Any medical expert
will tell you that. Ileally tho world
needs no symbol of mourning. Nature
Hides and heals her scars as soon as
possible. Evory soul knows its own
sorrows, and that is enough. No need
to advertise them. Hut If the world
must have a symbol of sorrow, lot it bo
while, unless indeed tlfo sorrow be
without hope. White is tho emblem of
purity. Win to is tho symbol of peace.
White is the garb in which angels are
supposed to bo robed. White is tho
color of tho great throne around which
we like to think our loved ones are
gathered. White is typical of tho eter
nal day, which it gives us joy to bo
lievii has dawned noon tlirm Asstirc-
V iff dill lfil-.nl ittt.iu iinuld Ill-mi .Iwm ji. '
I i. mi. iwivii inn vjwh.i, irii'iin lull ."-
lence of the tomb, they would bid us
remember them joyfully instead of sor
rowfully. Marion Record.
chewed their gum a few minutes and
then moulding it into some form.
The result was lino. Among the
articles moulded were tho Eastern
Star, a snake, a mouse, a supposed
calf and others too numerous to mor
tion. In this contest Mis ('ok took
tho prize, her production being a bird's
not with three eggs in it. Th sun
bount drill was very atniiMng nud llio
rrfresiiuieuts were excellent its usual.
Tho committee were well satisliied
with their labors, the guests were
pleased and all went home happy.
Do you linve a feeling of undue fullness
in the stomach, lclchiugs, or sour or
bitter risings? These are but n few of
the symptoms, of the diseased stomach.
Hie wor.si tiling wmen can oe none
for the stomach in such a case is to take
home tablet or powder which merely
gives temporary relief from discomfort.
The best thing to do is to begin the cure
of the disease by beginning the use of
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
It cures diseases of the stomach pud
other organs of digestion nud nutrition.
It makes the "weak" btoinach strong,
and puts the Ixxly in a condition of
vigorous health.
"t wns troubled a lonR time with dyspepsia,
torpid liver, and constipation," writes Mrs Julia
It Deal, ol Ostwalt. Iredell Co.. N C "Could
ono of them un- 9,r,y e??..Vfr,,.1.,A,,R.,,i ?",i-w;;Jl VY5.?.l.!2f k
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,JeS it is asued for? iy lliaj lie UU". Memed though I could not live iwtotelo
that they do not IliakO Its much oil ir k V. Pierce tatiiin tny condition, and in a
1 I, up iln mi aniiiii olhor ?rad lew lUysrecexrdoUnd letter of nihlce. telling
-ihem as they do on some ouior i.um vi.s.,, ooiilvn Medical niscov
shippeu in v,,"lu wiiii-ii inn KUMi-.i.ij
'i,u .." 7-i t i,.n,. !.i,.,ul,i. Mini wnnt and it don t hurt tne I have not been in
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The upbuilillng of Iheeity do that iniiee ?
If thoy can't how can thoy expect other
.eitize s to patronize thorn? 'lo our
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-want to educato tho people to patron- stipation.
Uunchint of the Battleship "Ohio."
San Francisco, California, May 18th,
1001. OnlylGOOO for the round nip.
Tickets on sale May 7th and 8th,
limited lo continuous passage on llio
going trip. Returning, stop-over will
bo allowed within tho liual limit, which
is thirty days from date of sale. A.
Conover, Agent.
Tho lino of heating stoves at Wright's
is superb. See them.
ECZEMA'S
ITOH IS TORTURE.
Eczema is caused by an acid humor in
the blood coming in contact with the
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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
to prepare ads that pull business. We
would like to prepare copy for your ads
we give the matter prompt and careful at
tention adn make advertising profitable.
Publishers' Advertising Agency,
David City, Nebraska.
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"We were amused," writes the editor s,km aml. producing great redness anil in
of the Heaver City Tribune, "at read- flau"Btioii; little pustular eruptions form
UI1U UI3.MU1G tl Willi, E)hlV.Jtjr llUUi, lllllbll
dries and scales off ; sometimes the skin is
itig a paragraph recently in ono of the
daily papers, to the effect tiiat it is the
duty ol a newspaper, as well as to its
interest, to publish all the nows with
out regard to what the editor or pub
lisher might fancy to be its probablo
effect. In other words, ho has nothing
to do with tho consequences. This is a
most excellent idea for the editor of a
city daily, who sits perched up in a lit
tle room thirteen stories above the
busy world; but lei our distinguished
city friend iry a country weekly, put
his theory into practice, nnd if he does
n.it have something to do with tho
fonsriiucnccs it will be beeiuse he is u
bettor sprinter than most of his breth
ren of tho country press."
Furniture
and
Furniture !
THE
ery l took lour Home aim one vuii oi ur
fierce reiiem. nun now i cjii eoi unytnuiK
lied n day ulnce I took our 'Cioldcn Medical
Iliscovrrv,' and 1 hae not mucc fell au nynip.
turns of ilUensc I hae not taken any medicine
in twche iiionttiN"
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Tellets cure con-
Tho Order of the Eastern Star hold
one of their periodical entertainments
last Monday night. Thoy havo given
these bainiucts during tho last year
when new members were initiated. A
limit d number of guests were niesent.
Only members of the serving com
mittee aro allowed to invito and the
number is limited. Hut those invita
tious aro at a premium. Tho order of
tho evening wns as follows: The
guests lining assemnieii in the ante
room, were admitted after the initia
tion nud greeted cordially by tho
members. Then enlled to order and
lltti program commenced by Mr. Hlauk-
ledge reading a paper on the secrets of J
the Older as told by or.o who had1
lately been through the ordeal of the
services. Then a reading bv Mis. (
Knight, showing what woman can ito i
Next I'linni a guos,.ing coolest in which
Mrs. liohiiiMiii carried off the prize,
tho "Star" goat. Thou came the gum '
chewing in which tho contestants
hard, drv and fissured. Eczema in any
form is a tormenting, stubborn disease,
and the itching and burning at times are
almost unbearable; the acid burning
humor sccuii to ooze out and set the skin
on fire, Salves, washes nor other exter
nal applications do any real good, for as
loti as the poison remains in the blood
it will keep the skin irritated.
BAD FORM OF TETTER,
"For three years I
had Tetter on my
hands, wliicti caused
them to swell to twice
their natural site. Tart
of the time the disease
was in the form of run
ning sores, very pain
ful, and causfiiK me
much discomfort l'our
doctors said the Tetter
had progressed too far
to lie cured, and they
could da nothing for
me, I took ouly three
bottles of S. S, ft and
was completely cured.
This was fifteen years
offo. and I have never
since seen any sign of my old trouble." Mrs.
I. 11. Jackson, 1414 McGec St., Kansas City, Mo,
S. S. S. neutralizes this acid poison,
cools the blood and restores it to a healthy,
naUiral state, and the roueh. unhealthy
skin becomes soft, smooth and clear.
cures Tetter, Ury
sipelas, Psoriasis, Salt
Klietim and all skin
diseases due to n pois
oned condition of the
blood. Send for our book anil write us
nbout your case. Our physicians have
made he.e diseases a life study, and can
help j ou by their advice; we make no
charge for this service. All correspondence
is conducted in strictest confidence.
THE SWIFT SPECiriC CO.. ATLANTA, QA.
Little Store Room
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Big Damcrell Block
is packed to its utmost with all the latest styles of fur
niture and at prices lower than ever before offered.
Call and get our prices before buying. We will save
you money and please you with quality.
Albright Bros., Red Cloud, Neb.
W. B. ROBY,
DEALKK IK
Flour, Feed, Oats, Corn,
Baled Hayland Coal OU.
JEXiVIfcO - iVKTI - SOFT - COAL'
No. 1 Third Avenue, Red Cloud, Nebr-, Phone No, 51.
THE CHIEF, $1.00 PER TBAB.5
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