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RT-ELOCUTION, and Genera
VI Culture. Desirable positions open op1s
;ressive students. All interested will reeve
valuable Information free by addressing L
TOURJEE, Boston, Mass
NEW YO8K MILITARY ACADEMY Go1s
S, AM, Supt.; B. F. HYATT, Comdt o.
Cadets.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-08

In the appointment of Ed. +. High
lsad Of this city to the position OF
tn in master over an important l"e Of
tie B. & NJ. road, is . promotion that
is Justly merited on the part OF MIR.
II. who has been in the employe Of
tic company for a number of years a.
read master Of the same company be
tween Red Cloud and McCook and
contiguous branches. He has beca Il
faithful and conscientious officer of
the company and will I'll his new po-
sition with honor to the company and
credit to himself. His headquarters
will be at Nebraska City to which
place lie will Soon move with his fam
ily. THE CHEF, with Mr.. Highland S
many friends in Red Cloud and the
valley will be sorry 80 lose him as a
citizen, but join him in congratula-
tions in his good fortune aud promo
ton to a higher and more responsible
position. Here's our hand, Ed, for
future success and prosperity.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-08

Messrs. Spanogle and Marsh. Pre'''
dent and secretary Of our school hoard
were pleasant visitors at our school
last Wednesday. Visits 70 our school
are far more frequent this year than
any former year. School officers and
parents seem 70 take . deeper inter
est in the welfare Of our schools than
during previous years. We are A.
ways glad to welcome visitors.
Prof. Cnrran spent lsst Saturday
and Sunday in Superior.
Recesses have been resumed ss
some pupils prefer relaxation from
study, not that their severe sppl'ea-
ton to study n~ecessitates it so much,
! We presume, as the force Of habit calls
for it. Today it is q much disputed
question. Is recess necessary in the
higher grades OF schools? Many Of
our ablest educators advance the most
logical arguments in favor Of its abo'
i.tion from sahOol life in the higher
grades Of schools. Some even assert
that it IS detrimental TO the progress
of the school. True, there are some
! plausible arguments in it, favor.
Onr new class in ''Etymology o.
Words" is progressing finely. aud al
appear interested in their new study
The philosophy class has been max
ing some pleasing experiments in tn
~:refractiou Of light.
Last Friday afternoon rhetorical
svere the best We have had for som
tlnc.
Fridsy afternoon the junior lati1
class translated into English. Jos
,,cph sold into Egypt" Every Frida
the pupils Of this class translate
portion OF Biblical history from AIati'
into English which we deem pleasan
and instructive ~ veil a. a chang
from Our ordinary work in Lat'
grammar.
Prof. Curran has promised that
the near future he will organize
class for elo~cutionary drill for whic
purpose those Who wish to participant
will remain after. / p. III. at least thre
days each week. This offer, no doubt
will be gratefully accepted a. goo
rcaGiu. is u of those rare accom-
p.isumrntS that should be cultivate
more than it has been in the past.
NiLLA GATHER, Editor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-08

nsodssos vstse ees:s lsisstn., - ally
Ycmed. salas 00Tbel and Ntfe
SC; China aSsef teas. 4. AiSty snd sffs ana
Sr1srd Gerber and wife.
rcyer napkins, Emma BroNu-
is1z enc linen towels. J. } Ducker-
BEAUTIFUL throw. Lille IAson-
Hezu.lfui table cover. eupfoade'ec' mr. aho
Mrs u. X Bectiey.
Ribbon sceni ssirhes. Mis- AoIlic Cook
silver CELERY stand. bert Brewer. -
Ancho, Il cl,o.c. flowers. Mo Alice fsimor-
China k.sni painted iru.t G..,. L. IL iG''
wife and Miss CulbcStson.
!so1eu cTy~tal slasaeS. \. =. MIXER And vtis-
silver celery caster, M. lRtsoN. q VIII.
Cp stall water set. !. W. sher~ood and VILE
Srf table linen. :. =. Spokesnei1 And VIC
Pair decorated stone Vases. &c. Hacker anc
wife.
Pine China chamber Get. Asa HaTahauSh-
Pine clock. mounted IN granite and enameiec
iron with bfoOxe agure, also Poir hrooIe 49,
r A. Reaehy, u. n. Haley, Walk. Soefwooo, ~ !,
Houghto0, W. Jh0enburg, n. H. u
WailAc~.
Canary bird. Pearl skeen.
Point ta~e handkerchief. Mr. X. skcen-
Check On bank. by father. X. Skcsn-
Fine embroidered handkerchief. L. ! FS'ef
Hastings. 49,
s,I,c1 ,I.o,, holder and cake basket. rear
SkceE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-08

Saturday evenis.s the knights OF
Pythia.. Of thi. pl. zee, went to Red
Cloud on the even, rs train, having
been invited BY the members OF Red
Cloud lodge to attend and assist IN
giving some work in the rank OF
knight" After tho lodge had closed
the >nptrior knigl .ts we're take" j"
charge by the Red cloud brothers and
marched to rest aursnt where an
elegant oyster ~, ,per awaited them
The boys returned % the II o'elo"l
train yesterday , nd all agreed thai
Red Cloud is the plase to 90 to ha-'
4 good time and that the boys ther'
know how to make tn ines pleasant
for their guesSL-Sul'er;or Dali!
Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-08
A sad Death.

A few days ago Mrs. James Nc
Partland living north Of the city went
To Oxford Junction, Iowa on a visit to
friends, accompanied by her children,
among which was bright eyed little
girl, the pride of the household.
The lady and friends were enjoying
the visit nicely, until the little girl
took sick and notw outstanding skilled
medical aid the little sufferer died.
The first news MI. Mcfarland had OF
the death Of bis child was a telegram
announcing the dorth. 1t was a very
.cyere blow to the father and fam y.
The body was blourh. to Red CIou''
Saturday and intermcnt took place on
Monday. The distressed parents
have the sympathy Of the community
in their affection.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-08

Nj. John Young, manager OF B.
NJ. Young & Co.'S. dry goods house.
was the happiest man that ever walk
ed or Wednesday morning. The rea-
SOD for all this happiness, va: from
the fact that hi. wife presented him
With a handsome girl baby. John lie
putting up money that she is the
handsomcst young lady in the city.
Usual weight and cigars plenty. Con-
CALCULATIONS are in order.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-08

Adam. CcussysS. Relief Assssss.
The senate this morning paseed the
bill for the r.i,esefAdam ,ounty. IL
1880 William. B. Thorne. co.snty treas
urer, VA found 70 be short iir his cash
about 10000. To secure he bonds-
men he decided them about $4,000
worth OF property. The bond ,'ss only
Us OO, but the slreties offered 20 give
the county . warranty deed I" Th ornes
property IN return for their ,eesse
from liability uoder the bo3d. The
county accepted the proposition. but
Thorne began . suit 10 recover . pert
OF his property. He set up that be
was no: liable % the county for sbe
state tasa in stainse. which empower
. county to acquire title 20 prop my
in certain cases BY judicial proceed
ipxs. norne maistained that ~
property had NOT come isto tie pa.
had been 81 e. to-day. bss ~ poss-
session Of Adams county b Judicial
proossa, and The aoeodmsssjuss paSsd
juss changes The hs - - - permit .
eousey 10 acquire property By sassas-
" deed. The sals Of the Thosne prop
ePsy by warranty desd- ne sIs a
the nosne property he hees ses Tor
today. bet vss poaepssed ustil somos-
roe. rhosne ~ oied Tor embenle-
msns. -ssaseocsd cd pasdosed. thsrs
being . belief tAss m e1pIoye -
responsible soe ne shos'aea The u;
treasurer died last vinse,.-OmAhz
Bee. Feb. 3.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-08

What rs become a de Old mad
h, che - oasnsd - soos shshine
and he scsibb,0 eensed - sesshosss
i>ss NoodAy - . Terror n hsy
..e,eks they ase ssos'as ssSss md nss
- high up-
Mn. c. Whit = sissbaG s'tA kes
-. A. J. IN Re- Csed- She - Aeee
pooely bes 10 sscsvenng
Nf. Chafes Esos md hs 80 wss.
zen viii 500 - wasAisgsoa Tssyisssy
IN the seas fussfs. Willie can 90
-.v., the sses ihss Nod hin 10 snnsy
Lebesska-
Mr.. Ctsastes S1itA NE pn.ed IN
farm ssd viii tasn he g ssesiD % III
Ieuisase vs peosoDs-
n,hsse Lee shosA fsAfssos IN d.
Uc al tie Ei5sSs 80 "a issskes!
vA
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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-08

How glad We are that ve do not be-
long to the associated press Of this
county, See. Chief, Helmet.
REPUBLICAN, Argus and Democrat.
The boys are all after = big chunck OF
county financial soody. The news
paper business in he'd Cloud must be
dry s~hucking or else the hungry edi-
tors would not be kaawitg at each
other 50 6ercely.-B. H. Leader.
It's not that George, the editors are
all unhappy because no o . be In
duccd to start = religious paper here.
TO make the sixth. .
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-08

Ssenss.. -
e--~. 49, - s~BaS =.
60 90
- 1W . $500
~ - ts<ssOs - g. au1SrrG
0sf n1eaS 50 s~S1-ne ~ . - ~
s<.ess esfs.a q $780, ~ e1SG
S1gs II Nh sGss - - go
ENoeAa - cv 0k0 0
Dax4. teA2- ssswAp0 Ss
49, e
Do 80 s-~SS
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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-08

The case Of the Bank Of Dorchester
81. Talbot aud Talbot vas dismissed %
20 Ellen. G. Talbot. wife Of A. u. Tai
bottom the ground that she could not
be held - surety, on the note gwen
bv her husband. - there was no eyi-
deuce adduced to show that she
CHARGED or intended to charge her sep
.rsse property. Judgment VA resd
cred against A. n. Talbot for the face
Of the note. lee the amount OF usuEy
Maid thereon. The Bank Of Dorchester
purpor ing TO Be an innocent purchas'
q, Of said ccst. but falling 70 proye
the same Il the satisfaction Of th>
court.
II the Bank Of Dorchester couk
have sustained the plea Of innocea'
purchaser they could have obtaines
judgement against A. n. Talbot for III
full amount Of mote. hut in neithe
o..e could Ellen. G. Talbot Be holden
II. \ married vomans signature .
surety q . sots : ahsoantsly void. IN
lsss ~ ARsspasss
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-08

Save regrets ssd psrekass ffons
hooe dealer, sko siIl give yea dollar
for dollar. old phases, cd oeesss.
bought fos eash asd he ssos syplsei
% assv isssrsasss, ss~sisfses.os vss-
rssted. SABA. J. BAiIRr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-08

b. Hoo. G. R. Chsses. ssbjees The
evidesee 81 . fstsse existsscs-'
The psblie are cordially Invited ~ q.
se,l all Of he services Of Ibis ehsreh.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-08

bad the pleasure Of attending as bril-
liant a wedding for many years a.
that which occurred on Tuesday even
ing. between John U. Yeiser and Miss
Hettie l.. SkceD, the accomplished
and cultured daughter Of Mr.. and Mr..
KENYON Skeen. a: Their handsome res
dence on North Cedar street. The
: affair was one of the society events Of
the season and ~~e-,:ercLe IN every
particular. AZ ~ early hour the
large number Of guests who were so
fortunate as T. receive Avn invitation
To the wedding. began u assemble.
and by the timn 'be hour set for the
ceremony {, te re~:-f m-, had arrived
every noes anG ccrg-s ~ th- large and
com.!uiio.Is re>.i .pcc WAS cowaed
wiki . gay Iron" Of ',e FIST
rec.', - ,bc cIiy. III ahou;
1:3n 81 = cre1 ~'eusi. MIS-
Pea. &C.. .-cg-er a~ 4 tnn br &c.
; soa:sa . 4" az" ari.aaac-" play
u"e 80 20" r" ahi ale"
seconds t''er -" b. -'uri' NOV
, al ,,o t.. ",,n ,lr:.- where the
, H. "e" 4" ie'-. :" ~ ">.'i hap
- !naane5 lnar" t'''d n"a and wi'e,
Gay "hieh o"'E'a'"' a'-n> "'i5ued.
, In- p.'1d! f U'':u.'
ana ucc'ai!. ore 90. -, n'' e'''E
"~'' r'4 .a" - .'- cry. II
=; "'es.' "a g. co.,. ffin'
":.' pre- . hos -.
IA" g. ,nt.no' AK tr'"n N""H cot
Ian ana cH.I- {. me. b''"'' 'ei' ana
ora1-" birs-". 'f'i:'"le':i.. S'''e-
ana white nt slippers. ihe groom
was dressed n-'"f ''l"' ''.'''"''""a
suit oi biacA MI f' -Atper' coa'
ana white COVE N""n. tue aic'
"an. "nd ( -. the ladies
II present Ne mo- .'i.. ''h-
: Mrs. Is. SkecE. mother Of the bride
y MIS- leari >kHon. lister "f thu
: bride, was drssscj IN Q han">olne dot
u ted null with plus . b5dlce:
Il Mis- J.. ID i~cl,.r. sister 1T TIT
T" grcum "as DIE M " Handsomely
o. made Bi.,,.sya IA.
"a Miss ,a.r.e Ma wrre q pink SAITH
RS With pear! t''HM;s.>.
ii Miss Mr..Ie {. o%. yer" an e!eGan
u pear! satin VIII haHu ri;hteA MOWERS
Mis- NJ. Ii D'n!''s' Was "''''ea II
I hahc@o'H' >'sti r'''
Miss -He'ii! -A.'', -ih- "as 80 =
IN a ri"K sa'laH VIII" ''''A '''e "'"!'
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'r Mr>. y H's y STATE c'''i'a s"'i''
o. Miss .'~'"' 'ui'e''S''' "ahu''"''
cream '''r'"
IS There were many "'ne' hA"'''n'
"a costumes but space ''ro'd' "ec''"'
thereof at tn '''me.
ID The tables veritably c'oancd wit
c delicious edible, OF all classes an
81 were handsomely decorated with COS
- IL flowers. &c. inf CHEF take
great pleasure in e"'sTatulatlnS til
lc kappy couple and hopes their life una
has.,S M, L.,cin.,. a,j IN,
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-08
Mems caps only Is etc 1t B. &c.


Mr.. and Mrs. Markell have moved
to Lincoln.
Oysters at Ernst Welech's. Best
kept.
The weather last Sunday val As
balmy Ar spring.
Henry Cook and Charley Potter
were in Hastings this week.
Sleeper Bros regular days for grind
ing are Wednesdays and Saturday.
Jean Pants. warranted not to rip
only 81. 90 at b. 4 G.
Miss Carrie Brown was visiting her
parents Saturday and Sunday.
A little child Of Charley Gurney's
died one day last week of crowd.
All winter goods At your Own say
at B. & G..
Remember . good solid over-coat
a be bought Of B. 4 G. for 81. 50.
Overcoats at cost and more to At
B. & G.
Look At our jean pants for 500,
warranted not to rip. B. &C..
Millions Paradise lost-lost when
he left his relatives in Gage county
Mrs. L. H. Fort and Mrs. A. C..
Hosmer we're in Beatrice this week.
Receiver Holland reports that the
street q line is paying quite we'll
now.
Don't forget to 60 to w. L. Haines
when you want furniture. He keeps
. fine line.
Great bargains in Hamburgs, hos
cry and white trimmings at Mrs. F.
Newhouse.
The Firemen will give . ball at the
l. o. o. F. hall next Thursdsy even
ing. the 14th.
All kinds of novelty braid, rick
rack, braid. tinsel cord &c. &c. ii
Mrs. F. Newhouse.
The Chautauquan circle will meet
at Mrs. G. ". Kaley's next Tuesday
evening Feb. 18th.
Henry Bentley, . brother Of N. K
and John W. Bentley is in the city.
He is . resident of Iowa.
Mr.. Frank Rhoton received q hand
some present Of gold watch and
chain this week from his parents.
Take your old copper ware, iron,
rage. etc., to Morhart Who will ex
change tinawre for the same. II.
NJ. v. Easterdyand wife, Of Tecum
sch who has just returned from
Tacoma, W. T. is visiting in the city
with S. A. and H. H. yesterday.
Samuel Miller Of Amboy, will read
the news and all Of it, he having pla
ccd his name on the books of the
Great Family Weekly. Thanks Sam
uel.
The X. P. lodge had . grand meet
ing on Saturday evening. Severa
brothers fro. Superior and Hebron
we're here to sec the work in th'
third rank conferred.
Tie Golden Eagle Clothing Stor'
has just received &c LIZ dszen new
spring hats, and expect to get in I o
a dozen more. Call and see them.
G. WIENER.
The great blovhard outfit talk
about having more local than an!
two papers in the city. The fact
are, If it wasn't for the rest Of the pa
pers the outfit wouldn't have an,
items. 1t has to wait until the news
papers are published before it can s
to press. The only fresh thing abou
the paper is the editor and the Of
plate matter.
The new game called the led
tors delight" is played in this vis'
Take a piece Of ordinary writing paps
and fold it up carefully and enclose
bank note sufficiently large to pay a
arrearages and . year in advance, an
send it to the editor. What adds in
men.ely to the pleasure Of the gam
is to send . new subscriber or two, .
comp.nied BY tbe cash. Keep q
eve on the editor. and II . sDi
.dorus his face the trick works like
) charn.-E1.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-08

Several awnings blew down on
Monday.
Cooks the place to get valentines.
All styles.
Hon. l. B. Hampton was in Red
Clond Monday.
Nuts, fresh candies, etc, kcP: At
Ernst Welsh's.
Furniture of all kinds cheaper than
yer at F. v. Taylor's.
Get your meals at the Farmers Eat
house. +. Welsch.
Money to loan at living rate Of
interest by ID. M. Platt.
Henry Cook has a fine line Of valen-
tines. Go and ser them.
J. II Bailey and A. J. Kenney
have Zned from Lincoln
GreM bargains in WOODEN dress
goods, at Mrs. f. Newhouse.
Poor ..Doodle-de-do" had to put up
nine doTars that he had raked in.
The ladies b. H. NJ. Society will
meet with Mrs. VIM. Gather, at > o.
clock Tuesday, Feb: 18th.
Eler.. p. Ralph Of this county and
Tishey Francis of Jewell Co. Kansas
we're licensed to wed on the md.
If you want Early May wheat OF
White Russian oats for seed call on
L. II. Rust. at the city feed store.
Jos, ph. H. Arrants and willie Cone
both Of North Branch, Kansas vert
married BY Judge Sweszy At his Office
in this city on the 18th.
The globe on the arc light At tn
corner of 4th avenue and Webster
' street was blown out and broken O\
the high wind IN Monday.
When in Red Cloud call at thu
furniture store of T. V. Taylor, oppo
site the post Office, and pick you on
fine kitchen or parlor suit.
George Westernhausen Of Oregon
and Ella Carr Of Illinois were joine'
ia marriage by Judge Sweezy at h
Office in this city on the 9th.
John Ducker says his trade "a
nearly doubled since moving into hi
new quarters. He attributes it partl
to his new location and partly to tn
fine line Of goods he is now carrying
II. Il. Simons is travelling over tn
county soliciting subscribers for u
wind mill outfit. Decidedly an apr
pirate acqu;sion to that institution
He's a great reformer and would lii
an Office, having quit farming to b
come a politician.
Mrs. Bailey, while walking mort
on Webster street during the big
wind on Monday had the misfortu'
to be Knocked over and hunt by SON
galvanized iron that was taken out
the Mocp block and left near Il
walk. However her injuries are o
The subscribers who wrote the e
tor asking Why acity vas called Ssh
received the following: The ansv
seeucs an easy n There is more
les. hustle about . city, besides
city has outskirts, and . he could o
upder any circumstances have ski
o~ts1Etind.
Mr.. 4. F. Highland. late read NJ
ter Of the +. & N. At this place, hi
ing been appointed train master o,
the eastern division Of the b. &
With headquarters at Nebrask. C''
Mr.. ID. T. Mcfarland road master
the Oberliu branch has been ass'ga
to the vacaLey caused BY M. Hi
lands promotion and viii locate
Red Cloud. THE CH8P 49,
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-08

Robert. +. Lneas Of Sheridan Go.
Eaa. asd Aliee KipsR ~ -
- nh OVOa
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-08
Railroad!
Fare One Cent a Mile
have this day concluded To open up

have this day concluded To open up
A'Cash House, February /. 1889.
] will run q strictly cash house. Please call and note my
prices. It will be 4 greater cut on prices than one cent .
mile by the railroad company. l will positively NOT sell
one cents worth Of goods on time. lfany goods that sell Tor
15c OF two for CSC, l will sell for l:c. De. Will make exact
change SO you gee you will save 20 PER cent by trading ata
Strictly Cash House. You will not have to help pay bad
accounts. Az credit business is run all customers have 70
pay more for goods to help pay the loeses of bad debts. l can
do business for less profit for cash. and that is what l am 80
ing to do
Sell Strictly for Cash or Produce
So come and see me aud you will say that | have struck the
right key note to that great hereafter which means in .
commercial way great success in business. All will say We
have found the place and the man to trade with. Come,
come, come and SEE me l will do you good.
Great Cash House. no goods sold on time
bring your cash or produce and trade with
the best house in Southern Neb.
B.. F. MIXER,
The Opera House Cash Grocer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-08
Farm For Rent

IL niles fscs naStei - se,ps
broke HessJ 81 sssa 80 ssses.
Fer terms eall O O a1dfsss
6. ~. 0ARn3.
I'd C5saA hsA
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-08
SPLlNTERS

Gathered Up BY Chief RcpOrtcvs 10
Aud About the City and County.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-08
rive DHAr A. ssR.

4 Bsillsast wedding ~ she 8esa4eoee
ct Kenyon Skeea - Toesdsy
EVe0e0G.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-08
Another Worthy Promotion u.

y CHIEF reporter Icarheu i"'
Thursday afternoon that \. j. WEIGH
the courteous and affable b. & NJ.
Ry. agent at this place had been pro-
noted to the position of station
agent at McCosk, the principal head
quarters Of the company between
Omaha and Denver. At an increase OF
salary. Mr. Welch has been in Red
Cloud Eve years and most OF that
time has been either manager
of telegraph at this point, or
agent, AMI has so dealt with the PEG
pie that he has been & decided favor
lite with the business men as well as
the citizens at large. All through
his business intercourse he has made
lots Of friends and few enemies, and
in his removal from Red Cloud to Nc
Cook he will carry with him the best
wishes of RedCloud people for success
and prosperity. We can fully recon-
mend him to the good people Of Me
Cook as a gentlemen Of the FIRST water
TIE CHEF is sorry to have Nr. Welch
de part from among US As our business
and social relations have always been
pleasant. but inasmuch As the position
is more rcmunerating We take pleas.
ure in wishing him god-speed in hi:
nav home. He will move With hi.
IA uily to McCook in . few days. vher
he will assume charge Of the duties o.
tn 1t station. He has been . falthfu
officer and justly merits his promo
ton.
On last Saturday vas the ]Ssl
birthday Of our friend Mr.. N. r. Ben
usy. Nothing strange would bsv'
been thought Of the fact, had il no
beeu thss his good vile sAiskiss =
make lifs's ragged path brighter con
ceived The idea Of having . nsnber e
. his fellev citisens present in the eve
ming for the happy purpose II sss
} uemoraGing the event. The whel
.fsir v.ss surprise, and Mr.. b -
completely noaplassed over il il ha'
: ing been handed % nicely. The e''
.ins was pleasantly passed in vaf'oa
plsa~res. anesg which vas - I'll
4 le.a. repsss served By the hostess .
sisted BY Miss Nollie Cook. IL "
IL very pleasant event and villlons !
. Remembered By the boys. NJ. Be-
ley received numerous preseats snsa
(which vas ~ elegant silk hat