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RED CLOUD, NEKRASKA. JAXUAUV 22, 1M)I.
NUMBER I
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RADICAL PRICE REDUCTIONS.
It is Hearing the time for displays of the new, bright
Spring Merchandise. For the balance of January
we are making some very interesting reductions
in various departments.
KNIT GOODS.
Golf Glovos, 50 and GOc grndos, per pair 39c
Golf Gloves, 30 uud 25c grades, por pair 19c
Fascinators and Shawls, 50o grudo for 39c
Fascinators and Shawls, 30o grado for 19c
Fascinators and Shawls, 01 25 grapo for 82c
Knit Underskirts, 75o grado for 60c
Knit Underskirts, 91 50 and tl 75 grado for. . .$1.20
500 yards ioc Flannelettes, fitf
per yard If V
CALICO.
Standard Chocolate Prints,
10 yards for
40c
RIBBONS.
Neck Ribbons in fancy and plain colors,
22 to 80 wide, worth 10 to 25c, yard
15c
WAISTING.
27-inch Mercerized Wnisting in plain and fancy weaves, in
Panama, Etamlnes. Voiles, Madrases, Challics, Oxfords, etc.
Instead of 81.25, prico now 95c
Instead of 1 1.00, prico now 80c
Instead of 75c, prico now 55c
Instead of (50c, prico now 45c
Instead of 50c, prico now 40c
Instead of 3Tc, prico now 23c
DRESS GOODS.
Colored Dnss Fabrics. 27 inches wide, a wido
range of patterns, yard 10, i2Ht 15, 18c
Colored Dress Fabric Novelties, .18 in. wido,
pur yard , 25, 30, 35, 40c
Drlllantines in blacks and colors,
per yard 50c, 75e, $f , $1.25, $1.50, $1.75
Black goods in Novelty patters, .'IT'e, 15c,
05c, 00c, 81 yard, worth 15 to 25o por yard nioro
Lincoln Letter.
Lincoln, Nkh,, Jan. 21.
food products, coal, clothing and every
other articlo tlio vnluo of which flue-
In answer to a call issued by Sooro-, t,ll,t-'s 01"14 "H'ectod by industrial con-
mtlons, all have been ovcrconio by tlio
present olllcials, yet tho reports provo
that eauli 0:10 of tho It.tHil state bono
Notaries is maintained for six months
for 8(5.75 loss than under tlio Poyntcr
roign. This means a saving of $82,017
per bienuium.
A still greater discrepancy would bo
tary Bennett of tho stato board of as-1
sessmentaud equalization, tho county
assessors mot at tho capltol Wednes
day aftornoon for tho purpose of dis
cussing tho levenuo law and tho du
ties which it will force upon them.
Tho board is perfectly well awaro of
tlio fact that tho now law will succeed
if it is enforced to tho letter and tho , shown if it wore possible to get some
SEWING MACHINES.
Our INVADER Sowing Machino at 810 is ono or
the best values to bo found. It contains all tlio
latest improvements and looks as well as any 825
machino. They aro mado by experienced and
skilled workmen in ono of tho largest factories in
tho world A complete set of attachments fl
with every machino. Written guarantee... pH
The FIELD machino, a regular 8-'J5 to tJC?
$15 machine in most stores, but hero JJftXj
UliUAJlb.
Every garment marked in plain figures. When
we advertise 1-4 or 1-3 off, that is what we mean.
Prices are not raised for the occasion, but remain
at the same price marked earlier in the season.
During balance of January we give 1-3 off on every
article in our stock.
$15 Garment $10 $6 Garment $4-$12 Garment 9B
5 last season's garments at 1-3 of their marked
price, or $21 garment for $7, a $12 garment for $4.
FLANNELETTES.
For Waists, Kimonos, Wrappors, etc. Some splendid values.
18c grado 15c
15o grado 12 l-2c
J2o grado 9c
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TMINER BROS.
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same methods of assessing aro prac
ticed 111 all parts of tho state, and that
tho law will fail in a mcasuro if any
oilleer is partial or incompetent. Tho
board expects Secretary Dennett to
keep close tab upon all of the county
nssessors and if ono relapsos into tlio
old slipshod methods or assesses prop
erty at too low 11 ilguro in ordor to
"make himself solid" with tlio taxpay
ers of his district, ho will hoar from
headquarters. Tho board has tho
power to removo any otllcor who fails
to do his duty, and this particular
phase of tho revenuo situation was
talked over in a friendly way Wodnes
day.
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The St. Louis exposition authorities
have offered to grant special privileges
to tho cadets of tho Nebraska' uni
versity und in all probability a com
pany will go, in uniform and under
discipline, to admiro und bo admired,
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Labor Commissioner Bush has
promptly taken advantage of tho pres
ent state of public sentiment and is
ordering flro escapes placed upon nu
merous public buildings over tho
stato. Mr. Bush states that before tho
Chicago llro enmo as a torrlblo object
lesson his suggestions about escapes
and othor safoty devices were not well
received, but now that is all changed
and local ofllcors work most zealously
to assist him in every way within their
power
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An articlo which lately appeared in
tlio cdi orial columns of n democratic
daily, wherein tlio immense superior
ity of tlio former fusion administra
tions was tot forth "at great length"
(referring to tlio typo used) attracted
tho attention of your correspondent,
and for tho purposo of discovering
whether or not thoro was even a sus
picion of truth in tlio articlo, a care
ful survey of tho records in tlio gov
ernor's ofllco was mado. As was an
ticipated tlio resultant llgures provo
beyond doubt Unit tho present admin
istration, so bitterly assailed upon
every possible occasion, has been much
11101 0 economical than tho very admin
istrations so loudly praised as tho best
tho stato ever had.
In tlio beginning, it must bo remem
bered that Nobraska is n growing
state. Her needs havo kept step with
her resources. If her earning capacity
has increased slightly, her oxponso
account has boon increased in greater
measure, so that it would bo unfair to
compare the expenditures of tho vari
ous administrations, without allowing
for tho growing family of dependents
which havo been put upon tlio stato.
It Is well to remember, too, that n gov
ernor or other stato oilleer is not tlio
legisture, and cannot niiiko appropri
ations. All Unit 1111 olllclnl can do is
to disburse tlio money allowed to his
department in tlio best possihlo way
and make every dollar do a hundred
cents' worth of good to tlio stato. Tho
record of tho present administration
in that regard is something which tho
party may well bo proud of.
Roports recently filed with tho gov
ernor show that tho avorago cost of
supporting tlio inmates of tho state's
various penal, charitublo and educa
tional institutions has beou just 801.05
per capita for tho six months just end
ed. Under tlio Poyntor administra
tion, pointed to with prldo by men
I WHO are uuujiu in iimiwiiK UKiuea liu-
varicato, tho per capita cost is 808.(0
Thoso figures are oloqueut enough of
thomsolvos, but witli thorn aro circum
stances which add greatly to their
force and weight.
It nood scarcely bo explalnod that
tho increased prico of living, tho
higher wage paid to every laboror who
works for tho tU i, the advanco in
account of the disbursements made
by ono of Governor Poyntor's appoint
cos, Dr. Benjamin Franklin Lang, tho
York physician who sang his way into
tho suporlntondeney of tho Beatrice
iuslituto and became famous for the
lavish expenditures or public money
mado by himself and his family of as
sistants. Not a report or a column of
figures is on, fllo in tho governor's of
llco to show, tho extent of; tho depre
dations which Lang committed upon
tho publlcltroasury whllo ho was pur
chasing silk stockings and lino linen
for his femalo relatives out of tho
fnnds of the institution.
In addition to all of this, it may bo
said that the institutions today aro
kept up, the buildings, the bill of faro,
tho sanitary arrangements, tho discip
line and instruction being maintained
at a high standard, while under Poyn
tor there were leaks iu the roofs of
nearly every stato building and else-whero.
Newhouse Brothers
Jewelers ft Opticians
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Refoni In School Work.
reforms seem to como by
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ohanco.
Thoro woro complaints of over
crowded schools nt Batavla, N. V., and
tho board secured seven extra teachers.
Tho superintendent, instead of sotting
them to hearing recitations iiko tho
regular toachors, set them to giving in
dividual instruction to pupils that
wero behind in tho courso and wero u
drag to tho wholo school.
Tho experiment was, to quoto the
report of tho stnto superintendent, a
startling and iustantuuoous success.
Discouragement, which is tho bano of
school lifo, has disappeared from all
faces und tears from all eyes.
Tho backward pupil's havo becomo
forward so to speak, and in many cases
havo pressed iho bright lights and
leading pupils of the classroom so that
theso havo all thoy can do to keep
their old standing
Thoso seven extra teachers go from
room to room in their work, helping
along tlio backward wherever found.
Thoy aro not assistants or subordi
nates, but rank with tho regular teach
org and rccelvo the same pay. They
do not in any sonso do tho pupils work,
but show him how to do it for himself,
how to concentrate tho mind, how to
study
Tho Journal of Pedagogy unreser
vedly in proves tho plan thus:
'A rather wido observation of publio
school conditions justifies us in saying
that thero may bo seen iu Dnttviii a
healthier, happier, nioro industrious
body of teachers and pupils than aro
to bo found in any other public school
system in America Tho first impres
sion ono gets is that of abounding phy
sical and intellectual lifo. Although
tho teachers and pupils work as hard
iu tlio Bittavia schools as elsewhere,
thoro is no complaint about overwork
and norvousnoss. and thorn is trust
worthy evidence that the health of tho
pupils entering school iu a physical
condition below tlio normal has shown
a decided chuugo for the hotter."
Uf courso tho system is not now, ox
copt to tho publio schools of this
country. Tho privato tutor In British
institutions is as old as tho educational
system thojqp, and tho olllco is funda
mental in continent! education. Its
accidental application to tho publio
schools seem to havo worked wonder
fully well. It is worth thinking about.
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DolRfts eT the County Board.
The board of county commissioners
mot January 18, all mcmbirs present.
F. II. Gorlaoh was elected ohairmau
of tho board for tho ensuing year.
The bond of Kilns Lnckharl as road
overseer, district No 88, wus approved.
Adjourned.
January 13 Hoard met pursuaoi to
adjournment, all number present.
County toaeurer instructed to soil
lot 4 blK 8, Hed Cloud, for delinquent
taxes,
Petition for reduction of asosameut
of Union Asurancu company rejected.
Theolllolal bonds of several road
overseers ana consiuoios wero approved.
Tho contract for furnishing blank
books and supplies which could not bo
obtained in Hod Cloud was awarded to
the State Joural company.
On montion tho tlio county olllcers
woro given tho privilege of procuring
their stationery supplies whore vor
thoy pleased, so long as tho prico did
not exceed tho lowest bid for county
priming.
h.E Oilco was awarded controct
for furnishing supplies not included 'in
foregoing awards.
Tho contract for publishing tho
delinquent trx list wiih awanlod to the
Rod Cloud Nation and the Blue Hill
Lender at legal rate.
The contract for publishing tho pro-
ceniliuiH of iho bonrd of county com
missioners was awarded to tho Htd
Cloud Nation at $10 per annum.
In accordance with the now revenuo
and salary law, tho salary of tho
superintendent of county schools was
nixed from 81,000 to 1,200 por annum
Adjourned.
to
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January 11 Hoard mot pursuant
adjournment, all mt nilicra present.
The appoint moat ot John Gather
deputy county cleik was approved.
On motion tho board mdo an allow
mice for tho pay of a deputy county
treasurer.
On motion tlio appointment of Sam
uel W. Foe as d'tputy shtiillf was ap
proved.
On motion tho appointment of C. H.
Crono as deputy clerk of tho district
court was approved.
Tho appointments of deputy county
nmossois, as published in full Inst week,
woro approved.
The estimate of oxponsos for tho on-
suing year, amounting to $.'17,000, was
presented, and tho board adjourned to
January 10 to allow tlio committee
time to Investigate.
January 10 Hoard mot pursuant to
adjournment, all members present.
Thoollicial bonds of a numbor of
road overseers wero approved.
Tho county attorney was instructed
to appeal to the supremo court in tho
case of W. J. Vance vs. Webster
county.
The usual numbor of claims against
the county wero presented and allow
ed, following which tho board ad
journed to moot February 1.
GUIDEROCK.
A Mr. Custer.of Oborlin, Kan., was
in Guido Hock on business tho forepart
of tho weok.
Quito a number aro sick, but nouo
are considered dangerous,
John Coon and Win. Lucae, who
have bcon camping at tho livery barn
since Saturday cvonlng with tbeir
teams and wagons, started for Okla
homa Tuesday morning.
If you listen you will hear something
soon bells, bolls.
There is talk of about three new
buildings of considerable bIzo being
erected in tho spring.
Baxter Colvin is now employed ia
his father's toal estate, loan und insur
ance oflice.
Purtios from eastern Nobraska are
Inquiring for town property horo.
I. B. Colviu has boon troubled with
latuoness supposed to bo rheumatism.
Tnos. Smith is up from Hiohardson
county, shaking hands with old ac
quaintances. Mr. Smith used to live
two miles north of Guido Hook,
1. U. Colvin has some cattlo for sale.
H. S. Denny north of town has been
very tick, but is reported better.
Mrs. Dlckerson's house is Hearing
the tinish.
Carpenter Taompkins is crippled
with rheumatism.
A. L. Drickwaltor, southeast of town
has boon on the sick list for hjuio time,
but is out again.
BLADEN.
Charles Spuioo of Upland was doing;
business iu this city last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hod drovo over to
Uisolund last Saturday, returning
homo Sunday.
A. McCoy and family of Bluo Hill
visited at tho homo of Mrs, McCoy's
father, A Brady, west of town.
C. II. Heed of Idaho is homo visiting:,
his purents, Mr. and Mrs. A Heed.
Mrs. Jennie Starlos returned from
Hng.m lnt Wednesday morning, whero
she lias boon visiting,
Fred Heed and wifo moro over to
Bladen last Wednesday.
O. Chavallor of Campbell was in this
city Monday.
Miss Marker spent Sunday visiting
hor parents, south of hero.
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
Successfully used by Mother Gray,
nurso in the Children's Homo in Now
York, euro foverishness, bad stomach,
teething disorders, movo and regulate
tho bowels mid destroy worms. Over
30,000 testimonials. I'hey never fait.
At all druggists, 253. Sample free, Ad;'
dress Allen S. Olmsted, Lo Roy, N. Y,
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Card of Thaaks,
Mr. and Mrs. Frod Hurd of Cowles
wish to thank their neighbors and
frionds for tbeir kindness in assisting
during tho illnos and after tho death
of their beloved daughter, Huth Louisa
Hurd.
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Take Laxativo Bromo Quinlno Tab
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if it fails to cure. fi. W, Groyo's signa
ture is on oaoh box. 23j.
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