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Miner Bros.
Embroideries.
250 pieces 4A yard
remnants of Embroid
eries in Swisses, Mus
lin and Nainsook.
Embroideries worth
35c to 65c, special- to
dose,
(On center table.)
Silk Ginghams.
33c
Regular 50c grade,
white with black stripe,
lace stripes and fancy f
colors. Special price,
33e
Furniture.
Chair specials at
$1.00
Two patterns heavy
wood seat, backs with
fancy pressed wood.
50 new iron beds, a
special. Prices,
3 to $6
l inch posts, some
with straight rod fill
ing, others with fancy
scroll fillings, all with
angle irons, enameled
with pink, greens, reds,
blue and blacks.
(Second floor)
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'Satisfaction or
MINER BROS
CORRESPONDENCE
Interesting Items Gathered
by Our County R-eportcrs
Bladen.
Mr. George Newhouso of Red Cloud,
drove up Sunday, returning Monday.
Ili-t wife who has been ' hero tho past
week visiting, accompanied him homo.
Miss Nellie Williams went to Cunip
bell Inst Saturday, nud visited over
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. D H.
Clerk of that place, returning homo
Monday.
C. Spenco wps in this city tho fore
pnrt of tho week.
Dr. Wegnmnjwentto Donesteel, S. D.,
last Saturday, returning homo Tours
day. Mrs. J.itno Durden and mother of
It-id Clutid, nro visiting at tho homo of
Mr. T. Durden in this week.
C. Flu drove to Red Red C oud Inst
Siturdny returning Monday.
Quito a number from this plnio went
to Beatrice Inst Sunday, there being (59
tickets sold from this plauo.
Mr. v inner loft last- Tuesday morn
ing, for Lincoln, to visit with his wife
who is uudor trenttuout at tint place.
Interstate Reunion, Red Cloud, September Sth to lOth.
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Linens.
Natural color, 31 in.
wide, for shirt waist
suits,children's clothes,
etc., a hot weather ar
ticle, 25c yard
Pongee.
36 in. imported Silk
Pongee, the cloth of
fashion; regular $1.00;
special,
85c yard
Laces.
Special values, 1 in.
to 3 in. wide,
5c yard
(On center table.)
Collars.
Sample line 5 dozen
ladies' collars, worth
35 to 50c. Special
prices,
25 and 30c
Imported China pre
mium dishes ate now
in. See the display in
our show window.
A berry set of 13
pieces to be given
away with cash and
produce trade.
money back.
vAvAvsAvAWV"
Mrs. Woodsido drove over to
Hill, last Friday.
Bite
Guide Rock.
James D. Colviu has located in Nor
ton, Kansas.
S. B. Nowmeyer wns taken severly
ill lust Sunday and is still quite ill.
II. W. McCallum has shipped in two
cars of cattlo and put them in his feed
ynnl.
W. II. Darcus is assisting It. W. Mc
Callum. S. E, Ely has retired from tho em
ploy of I. W. Crarys aud gone into tho
lumber yard.
it. Garrison is preparing to start his
threshing machiuo at A. It. Kirk-
Patricks, tomorrow.
C. Ilolmgraln and Dort Van Horn
will run with Garrison's thresher. '
Several foreign doctors aro working
rliis vicjnity this week.
Tho Guido Hock Telophono Co.,
have another line about ready to be
gin opeiatious,
Cntlicrton
Alfalfa cutting and stacking wheat
is the order of tho day in this vicinity.
Roy Wilson and his best girl, wont to
Beatrice last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. McKlehnny were vis-
rl,' tw
It ED CLOUD, XEi:i?ASIv, -.H'LV ti 1 !)()!.
itiug friends In this vioini.y lnt Sun
K xi Drunk now hfnrts n iiimv top
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uuggy, iook out gins jou won't uavoio
walk now.
Mrs. Mary Dunn Snndnyed with her
d-uighter, Mis Wisecuiver.
Mr. Green (nun war Red Cloitil, was
in tliis vicinity Inst week dulling fruit
trees. ,
Miss Nellie H.ilo who has been here
for several months visiting among
relative!, dcpirtod for Lo- homo in,
Missotiri, Inst Friday.
Mr J ihnson who bought .the Wise
CHfwr furiii, was here the latter part
of last week on business.
F. E I'.iyno sold a hog the other day
Unit weighed GGO lb.
Win. Dretthnuror is homo from Per
kins county, where he has been for n
couple mouths visiting his hrothor
John.
C. M. Wilson, hnd a colt which rnn in
a wire fence a.d cut it's throat.
J S. White, Chas. Potter nnd Win.
Renkle were in this vicinity last Sutur
day, appraising school laud.
The wheat in this lo cality, ok
(iiiet good but did not till at all, so-tiic
pieces of wl eat whs hut harvested,
some put the loss at from GO to 80 per
cent.
Corn looks good, oats only fair.
Lester.
Harvest will soon bo over and wo
so in will hear the hum of tho thresh,
ing machine.
Eirl Lewis, nccompauied by his
uncle, Dr. Story, visited nt Cowles
Sunday.
Mrs. Sowers, of Willow creek, is on
tho sick list.
J 111 Doyle is enjoying n visit from
his brother, Will, of Dattlo Creek, Ne
hraska. The brothers have not met for
eighteen years.
Ed C x of McCook, Sundayed with
Ids mother.
Altn Daker and sWter, Mrs. Wilson
were ilie guests of Mrs. J. Elliuger's,
Sunday.
Mrs. (Mia Frlsble entertnined Icc
(liuiics Saladen and Wilson and Mi.ixs
Wilhain and Daker, Tuesday atdinnei.
George Law was visiting Boyd Har
rington, Sunday.
Clair C x and wifo spent Sunday in
Red Cloud.
Miss Viola Rtissor was homo, Sun
day. Luio B'trgfleld was in town Sunday.
Chas, Friable and wife, Mr. and Mrs,
F. Hmos and family took dinner nt
Sun Miller's, Sunday.
Mrs. Itobert McDrldo and son of Red
Cloud weie visiting here this week.
The Batchelors of Lestor and vicin
ity j;nvo a picnic in Mr. Law's grove
Wednesday, fourteen wen present
and both the young ladies and young
men, wore delighted with Mr. Law's
hospitality.
Wednesday evening the Brubakcr
orchestor were pleasantly entertained
at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs, J. W
Snladon. Refreshments wero served
nnd those present express themselves
as having a splendid time.
State Creek.
All is quiet on our creek nnd the far
meis nro nil busy; Tney havo to tako
caro qf tho small ginin in a hurry as
there is quite a little rust in it and it is
(ailing down.
Tlio fruit men along tno croek say
that so fnr fruit is all right. Very
littlo damago has been done by the
recent storms.
Several of tho people from this noigh-
borhood have been to t!io Worlds Fair
at St. Louis and others are going soon,
Geo. Hoiton and Joseph Cox wero verv
much pleased with what they saw,
Tho birthday supper, given in nonor
of Miss Pearl Arbucklo, on the evoning
of tho l.'l'h, was a well attonded and
very much appreciated by all picsant.
Dennis McCartney, Chas. Arbucklo
and Clark Stevens, have had thoir resl-
dencos painted: F. V. Dudley of Rod
Cloud did tho work. Frnnk is
tho
iigu mtvii w !h o b, .
Burt Slovens h n icoeivod his oertl-ll'-ittt
and will lit- leapy to teach i'hni
tliii Minti-r. Din ha attended the
Grand Island business college and is a
c.ipnblo iiiui,
El.tlnr. Roie's, Fashion Letter.
After years of travelling back nud
forth over "the briny" I have como to
the conclusion that no morodeliglitfiil
trip can bovtaken than a short sea
voyage to .Nova Scotia, and one could
travel for months t lit I'igli remote
foreign lauds without lliidiug a hun
dredth part of the charm and beauty
Of this laud of Longfollows Evangel
inc. Last Week, with a view to making a
study of tho travelling American wo
man, I took this trip, which is the
latest fad of tho fashionable woman,
who realizes the importance of a com
plete rest us n beauty builder after and
arduous social season
It is the exceptional American wo
man who overdresses for travelling to
day, so I happily saw littlo to criticise
in the way of unsuitnb'e costuming,
but rather much to admire in the trig
and simple walking length transatlan
tic steamer have I seen more correct
dressing than on tho broad promenade
decks of the luxurious 1'rincc Arthur,
of tho Mutisou Line.
Through the beautiful Long Island
Sound by daylight one of Now York's
most fashionable women wero a brown
raw silk trown which neither
soils nor shows dust ensile, mid which
was mndo in a seven gored skirt, the
tucked bottom of which just escaped
the deck. Tho jaunty little jacket had
'the fashionable short flowing sleeve,
which fell over tho dainty sleeve of
whito raw silk shirt wtiist. Tho hat
was a brown rough straw with strap
pings of ecru straw and an ecru coq
plume drooped gracefully over tho
leftside
Another charming gown for the first
steamer day, and for wear on landing
was of porcelain bluo lin"ii,bo. plaited
all around, and adorned at the bottom
with two will tucks which aro repeated
just above tho knees
The shirt waist
is tucked and trimmed with narrow
embroidery. A white roll brimmed
sailor with' hln leather bindimr and
whito straw bow completes this cos
tume.
And while on tho subject of dross
for your outing, lemembor that mini,
strictod lungs, nro of paramount iin -
portnuco.and fortunately in thomntter
of a proper corset to accomplish this
.. ... . a
result nenltli aud tasuion aro not at a
I variance, so by choosing a correctly
lmllt l fashionable corset, such as
tll G'u n lu Splrite, which holds tho
abdomen in and the hips back, you
wm ,1,1(1 yoursoll inning urn long
breathsof health gU lug ulr, and como
back from your recreation trip with
renewed capacity for work or play.
Elaine Rozi:.
Hot or cold bnths, tiixt cIhss barber
work, at Manspo.iker'.s, opposite Cot
ting's drug sloie. New bath tub,
everything neat aud clean.
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This beautiful gravy ladle is one.
of the
"Oneida Community Quality 'r
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that make refined and lasting gifts
For Sale by NewHoise Bros.
Special Rates
St. Paul nnd Minneapolis, July lit h,
to 18th, Inc, Aug Oh. to 11th. I no
return limit Sept. 15th.
Colorado, Utah nnd Dlack Hills,
June 1st. to Sept. 30 h. limited for re
turn Oct. 31.
Chicago III. Juno 1st. to Sept. 30th.
limited for return Get. 31st.
Ropebud Indian Reservation, July 1st
to 22nd. return limit Aug 31st.
Louisville, Ky. Au ;. 13, 14, nnd 15,
limited Sept. 15' h
Indianopdts, I ml, June 'JG'h. 27,
limited to July 10 11.
S:. Joe, Mo. Juno 28, 29, 30, limit
July 31st.
Atlantic City, July 0, 10, limited Aug.
3rd.
Cincinnati Ohio, July 15, 10, 17, lim
ited Aug 18
San Francisco, Cnl Aug IB, to Sept
10 h. return limit. 23rd A Conovicii,
A(JT.
$4.35 to Lincoln an;! Return.
On account of the Epworth League
Assembly tho Diirlington will .sell tic
kets to Lit, coin nnd return at $1.35 on
August 2 to 11, inclusive.
Au educational, interesting nnd
ninusing program is odeied, to which
the following will contribute:
Dr. Frank Bristol, Governor LaFol
etto of Wisconsin, Dr. John Merritle
Driver, Dr. D run W King, Dr. N. D.
C. Mason, It ss Crane, Gail Laiighlin,
Wilher F. Crnf t, Sninuel Dickie, C. S.
Palmer, Lotus Glee Club, Mrs. Minnie
Marshall Smith, Dr. Toyokickilyenaga
of the University of Chicago, Prof.
L I). Richnorn, and the Original Slay
ton Jubilee Singers.
Write for pamphlet "Souvinir Tal
ent," which will tell you all about It.
L. W. WAKKI.KY,
General Passenger Agt., Omaha.
Two Personally Conducted Excursions
to Boston via Burllniton Route.
Sp cla i-xcuisMii to Distou leaves
Lincoln Ausust 11th. at 0 p m in
ohnrgo of Cnaplalu R. R Randall. A
'second excursion leaves Liuco'n Aug-
"'l 13t. l P- ' '" vAmW of J-
Ferguson. Through tourist cars from
Omaha. Short stops, at the show places
of the east. A chance to return via
St. Louis nnd soo tho World's Fnlr, tho
'greatest croation by tho hand of fcian.
l If you aro tiguring on tho trip talk
to ourngont about theso oxmirsious,
very low rate for tho round trip, with
'till nrtrwlltinnn liincf. ft tfrn lit i'r
all conditions most favorable. Or,
write to mo. L, VV. Wakcly, G. P. A.
Burlington Route, Omahn, Nob.
Advertised Letter List.
List of letters remniuiiiir uncalled
for nt postolllco nt Red Cloud, Nob.
for tho weak ending JuljSl 1001:
Mrs. L. E Hamilton, E S Mc
Sillan, and C. A, Liudliolm
'J'hoso will bo sont to tho dead letter
olllce Aim., J 8, 1001, if not called
for tm Wnen culling for nbovo
plOasu jii) ".niWi'iined,"
T, C. Uaokek, Postmaster.
number ;icn
pieces of silver-platecC
tableware that are fam
ous for possessing the
originality, tliu art nnd tho finish of tho host "RtorltnB.'"?
It Is mndo In tho pinto heavier tlinn triple, cnllcd " Trl.lo
pliiR," and l Kimrantood for twenty-llvo yearn.
The Oneida Cnnimiuilty'H Avnlnn pattern with Its hoairtr
fill French gray MmIhIi In tho most perfect reproduction of
Hterllng" that has over boon attempted. It Ib sold for
about tho price of nrdlnnry pinto. Wo will bo glnd to tell'
you more about "Oneida Community Quality" Hllvorwaro'.
and to show you many
rich and beautiful sets:.
Constipation, headache, bneknebov.
fool menu, no npputito, nil run down-.
II dilator's It icky Mountain jTeu wiitt
make you well nnd keep you well
Money back, if it fails. 35 cents. Tea
or tablet form. C, L. C ilting.
C irringo painting, 13 to 810; day wortc
2 00. V. V. Iladloy.
Small waists are no longer in atyfVrc
Ii's the round plump waists.that come
by taking Holllster's Roc sty Mountains
Tea that's nil the go. 35 cents. TenvvK:
tablet form. C. L. Cottiug.
Summer Tours.
Tho man or woman who takes u
vacation during tho heated period i
the one who lives tho longest, onjojsi
life tho most aud does tho best work.
Tlio Hutlingtoii olfors excursion ruteso
iu every direction, so low that there is--.
no excuse for lor staying at homo. Ko-
low aro some of them:
St. Louis and return: All kinds oSi
reduced rates daily.
Cnicago nud return: Either direct w
via St. Louis daily low rales.
Atlantic City aud return, ?33.70,Ju)jr
Oaud 10.
Cincinnati and return, 824 70, July IT,.
10 and 17.
Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin,
ho lake resorts and Inko steamer tours
very low rates stopovers at SU.
Louls on through tickets sITording tu
visit to tho great exposition, the grand
est creation by the hind of man.
Denver, Colorado Springs, PuoWo
Glonwood Springs, C.il., Silt Lata
City, Utah, the Black Hil's of Sonfefc
Dakota, the Yellowstone National Parkr.
of Wyoming practically half rates tili
summer.
Ask tho agent for details, or write
L. W. Wakkle7, General Pasjonger
Agent, Omaha.
Prize
Perfvuive
For the largest bouquet
grown from one package oF
seed given away by me lasr.
spring I will give one ounce o5c
Reiger's CaliforniaKL
Perfume
and one halt once for tire:
bounuet containing the ?reat
I fst v:iripfv nf pnlnrc
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Contest closes September!
15th. ,
Chas. L. Ce!J'n,
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