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The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-03-01

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 SC piece Silk Elastic, black and white, strand flat, 2c yd Silk Elastic, black and white, 1ostrand, Silk Cord Elastic, black and white,
 1c yd. Vienna Braid Silk, sc yd
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-03-01

For over forty years, the Importers, H. WOLFF & CO.,, have sold New York's finest dry goods stores, their Notions and Dressmakers' Supplies. "W1oN" was quality's trademark. Different now. Persistent business bad ness has opened a market for much cheaper grades than they kept. They got eetoo fine for the times Their creditors have taken g I-5 cents on he dollar. Here's the stock---your chance to buy the best in the country for almost nothing of its worth.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-03-01
WE.4YRER RECORD.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
 OFFICE OF THN CHIEF
 OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Feb. :5, 1897, Sp. m Forecast for Monday:
 For New England and eastern New York Generally fair and slightly colder; northerly winds, shifting to easterly.
 The indications are that the weather will be generally fair near the Atlantic and gulf coast It will probably be cloudy m the Ohio valley.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-03-01

Tourist, purchase accident ticket, 25c a day. at North's insurance agency.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-03-01

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 per yd., SC
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-03-01

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 BpckleS.
 Fine Pearl Dress Buckles, all sizes,
 SC ca Fine Cut Steel Buckles, all sizes, Sc ca Handsome Extra Cut Steel Buckles,
 all sizes, I5c ca A great variety of shapes and sizes.
 Curling Lyons.
 Good Curling Irons, SC pair Extra Curling Irons, SC Waving Irons, -I2c
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-03-01

NEW dDYERgISEMENTS TO-DAY. Accident Ticket-John G. North, Dainty Toe-M. k. Bristol. Auction Sale-R, B. Mallory. o,- Dressmukers' Supplies Malley, Nicely x Co pr, Brosts Remedles-At Druggists, Dress Skirts-Wm. Frank X Co. Entertainment-Poli's Wonderland. Entertainment-Grand Opera House. tertalnment-Hyperion Theater, For Rent-Rooms-P, O. Box 6SS. Good News-Davis x Go.
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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-08-14

named for the former.
Miss Grace Harrison of Beatrice will
spend month with Mrs. Frank Smith in
Lincoln. She is expected in September.
Mics Marie Marshall writes en,husiss-
tically from Lake Champaign, which is
near Plattsburg, N. Y. where Mckinley
has been spending his vacation. The
court is where the king is," and Platts-
burg is very gay with presidential fol-
lowers and the officers OF the Platts-
burg barracks, only a few miles away.
Miss Marshall's beauty and sprighiliness
have made her belle in this gay court.
Miss Sadie Burnham is IN Kentucky
aud writes that the society is delightful,
and begins who never the sun goes down.
bet as long as he is in sight he has all
Gu ''Cors to hineelf. Mr.. Mattson
Baldwin, in Pio2hetstown, ILL.,, is as.
suming ;rother ard uore beautiful.
tscause more willowy figure. Daily
conscientious work o, the pedals is cor
rectiDg the only defect in an otherwise
matchless form. He will com, tripping
back TO Lincoln like Amelia Somerville,
that merry little mountain maid"
These three members Of Lincoln society
whose summer experiences lave been
referred to, are among the most active
10 society and their return will be the
occs sion of festival.
Mr.. Stockton Heth of Omaha was in
Liocoln over Sunday.
Miss Grace Oakley gave lite sew
ing bee on Monday afternoon to Mes
Games ]. Doreau. Lew Marshall;
Misses Mae Burr, Turkey. Farwell. Latta
and May Moore.
Hals-y and Willard Yates on Tuesday
afternoon organized picnic at Meadow
brook Lodge. Those present were:
Mrs. Lew Marshall, Misses. Mae
Burr. Turkey, Farwell. Hollowbusi1,
Stewart Of Ottumwa. May Moore, Stella
Curtis, Lucy Griffith. Grace Oakley.
Me srs II. and w. Yates, Lieut. Koehler.
Mr.. Keller. J. Lct'ridge and Guy Hurl.
but.
Halsey and Willard Yates and the two
men from West Point who have been
visiting the former, left on Wednesday
night for Denver and the Colorado sum-
mer play grounds. Lieut.. KoehIer goes
to his first assignment at Fort Lowe near
Denver.
The Lincoln Wheel club had a run
evening to Burlington
Beach. The cyclists left the club looms
at 100. made a tour OF the town and
reached the Beach at $50. A stesmboa
ride was enjoyed by all, after which a
number danced in the pavilion to tn.
music OF Miss Willoughby's orche stra.
IN the return to the city all of the
cyclists we're invited to the club rooms.
where refreshments were served. About
one hundred and fifty people were
present.
Mrs. r. G. Van Cleave left Tuesday
morning fer Plattsmouth.
An Interesting game OF ball was
played Wednesday evening between the
Lincoln Light Infantry and the Fiiz
Gersldr, Fitz Geralds winning by
score OF 10 TO :. Batteries Ranger
Fox, Sfanlsr; Toby, Kelly.
Mr. Frank Saunders has returned
from trip to the Pacific coast. He had
very plea ant time and takes his
a:t.r-dinner cigar at Rector's with his
satisfaction.
Married, in this city Tuesday morning,
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-08-14
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MaTrieJ, on "Wednesday, August IL.
at the home of the brides uncle Mr.. and
Mre. X. j. Fitzpatrick of Beatrice, Miss
Raye Fitzpatrick to Mr.. John Potter
Cook. The ceremony was cele brated in
the presence Of only the immediate re-
latious and closest friends, which is just
as it should be. The COURIER hopes
that the day will come when wedding
splurges will be Us inftequent ss they
ought to be.
Mrs. C. F. Ladd will return in a day
or two from an extended tour to Platts-
mouth. Extended because Mrs. Ladd,
Mrs. Lat'a and baby Sarah left the city
in a phaeton, stopping every few miles
at farm house where cousins or an
aunt and uncle reside IN this way it took
them a week to arrive at Plattsmoutb.
where there are siill more kinfolk. Mrs.
Ladd writes that they have bad
delightful trip. She would not tie able to
write the adventures of phsetcn for
lack OF material.
Miss Olive Latta has returned from
her trip to Wyoming. Mre. Boler. her
hostess, and Miss Latta were entertained
at several OF the comfortable ranches in
the neighborhood. 1t is triHe hard on
everybody 10 come back into tho vacuum
of Lincoln society ate, the gayety and
freedom OF the summer vacation places.
But just as soon as the heat gets is
fall notice to quit the summer people
will return and society will b, herself
again.
Mrs. ID. d. Muir and con Wilson will
return to Denver tomorrow. Mrs. Muir
expects 10 return to Lincoln some time
in October.
Everybody remembers the lions at tbs
Funke last spring. Adgie. the young
Mexican Lass, who had partially sub.
jugated them. is now in San Francisco
The Examiner says that the cub, which
occupied Mr.. Behring's window. is sick.
fiercely sick. The notice says that when
Adgie enters the room where the young
lion is he endeavors to kill her ard that
che retreats with tears falling from her
eyes. Which is all very pretty but MT
exactly characteristic Of Adgie, who it
will be remembered, was a brave I'm
sentimental, agile girl. She said the
lions we're afraid Of her, not fond ef her
or any one. If tear were in Ter eye
because the cub was sick it was strictly
for advertising purposes.
Mrs. F. A. Boehmer of Quincy. ILL.,,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Ogden.
who gave garden party for their guest
on Thursday eveLing. MIS-. Boehmer
we've residents OF the city few years
ago and her friends and neighbors are
very glad 10 see her again.
Mr.. and Mre. r. ID. Siearps lave re-
turned frcm visit in one OF the cool
summer resorts OF Illinois.
Mrs. Frank Sheldon will scoa return
to New York accompanied by Mics Mae
Burr, who will spend the wirter with
her aunt, occupying much Of her time
in the study Of music.
Miss May Moore will be married to
Mr.. Joe Mallalieu in October. No one
was surprised when the engagement
was announced. since it hiss been in
pending for year or more They are
sure they are right and now they are
going ahead. By tie friends, who
know them as May and Mally, they are
being congratulated with much warmth
and beartiness. Mis-, Grace Oakley
will be married 70 Mr.. Joseph Walsh a
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-11-19

Burdctte's remarks concerning wor
rying were very wise There is moth.
ing more unproftpbl than worry, anu
mu'nluG 'hal S%hortcus life more surely
person VINO worries constantly be-
comes Il gVea' bore 10 all his %acquaint-
anceS prI"r' long; before ne is an old
man ne pec.omcs p%etulaut and cranky,
anu niahes life u burden to himself aud
everybody around him The %peculiar
thing is that the man who worries and
frets all the wear round has a great con.
lenhpt Ior the easy.going individual
VINO TAXES things rs they come, know
Ing that Worry won't make them come
inherently. The worrier SAYS of the
noh'Worrier: ole IL n poor character.
Tess creature. who does not appreciate
the Responsibilities Of life" Let any
ma D" happy and good naturcd, per.
pctuaiIv willing to let the tail 20 with
inc hide, and you will always hear that
SHY cry that he does not appreciate
the responsibilities of life. hetrouble
with people who worry is that they are
always creating fresh responsibilities to
Increase their misery, when they have
worried in one direction TO the end of
their lariat. they begin to worry in an
| other direction. When YOU and your
family nave a roof over your heads,
and clothes to wear, and food tn eat,
there is absolutely nothing 20 fret
about. This little picavunish life will
be over day after tomorrow, anyhow;
and those who fret over il are like the
man who watches a comedy and weeps.
Beatrice Express.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-11-19
Red Cloud Should Have One.

The Adamson sorghum company
will erect q sorghum mill at Fremont.
The company intends to operate four
or five factories i'm the state next year,
and IL our people will meet Mr.. Adam.
son half way and hold out reasonable
inducements, the plant in our city will
in all probability be made the central
refining Point for the factories OF the
the expectations of our citizens 10 their
operation OF the Beatrice factory and
there's 90 reason why the sorghum
and sugar mill OF this city cannot be
made one of the most substantial and
paying institutions IN the state Of Neb
raska. Give the Adamson company q
fair show and they will do the rest
Beatrice Democrat.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-11-19
LINE.
Weather %changeable.

Charley Issm Is on the sick list this
wetk.
Rev. Musser state evangelist from
Kansas is holding meetings at Pleasant
Dale this week and will continue fer
two weeks.
Rev. Hewitt of Polk county was in
Line this week looking after the United
Brethren church.
The farmers are losing about 70 per
cent Of their hogs with the disease that
is going around.
Miss Mertie Anderson is home on a
short visit this week.
Will Aubushon shelled 800 bushels Of
corn one day this week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-11-19
Kinds Words For Miss Graves Ability,

DEs MONIES, Iowa, Nov, 3, 07.
To WHOM TT MAY CoNoERN: | take
great pleasure in recommending to the
people of Red Cloud and vicinity, Miss
Nora Graves. as a teacher of voice,
harmony and theory of more than
ordinary ability and whose work with
children's voices is not excelled any
where. She is in the highest sense an
accomplished musician. a successful
vocalist and n thorough instructor-in
short a lady who will prove to be a
valuable acquisition to any community
and for whom | bespeak a kindly re-
ception from the people Of Red Cloud
Cordially Yours.
j. M. PARKS.
Director of Imperial Male Quartette
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-11-19
OR LESS PERSONAL.

Hadley paints buggies.
a. G. Hosmcr went to Wymore this
morning.
WANTED;-A good fresh cow.-GEo.
|. KELLEY.
Elijah Osborne of Illinois is visiting
relatives here.
Otto Pope returned the first of the
week from Minnesota.
NJ. NJ. Stern has received a new
stock Of old bonded liquors.
j. II. Davis left Monday morning ON
u trip to Shenandoah, Iowa.
Mrs. Ira Sleeper of Omaha is here
visiting with Mrs. Frank Sleeper.
Cloyd Cummings and Lloyd Richard.
son were in Kansas City this week.
Mrs. Dcllahoid stopped oil from the
night passenger on her way to Blue
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumucl Culbcrtson q
Peru are visiting with l.. IL. Fort and
family.
W. W. Chinook, formerly of this
city now of Dewitt was here the last of
the week.
a new board wax was put in this
week in front Of Mrs Ncwhouse's dry
goods store.
John Polnicky has placed a new
cross walk from his building across
Fourth avenue
Will Tulleys left Thursday morning
for Lincoln where he will stay if he
can find a position.
Hon. G. II. Morrill, and wife of Lin
coin were the guests OF c. w. Haley
and wife last Sunday.
The old Potter house on Elm street
has been moved by &. W. Dow onto
lots east of the school house.
Economy Boneset Cordial" made 10y
the famous old Harmony society,
greatest of all a%ppetizers. For sale by
c. l.. Getting.
The marble works of j. A. Boyd has
been moved to one of the frame build.
ings several doors south of his former
location.
Miss Nora Graves, a lady highly rec.
commended a. a teacher Of voice, har-
mony and theory is in the city and will
endeavor to get up and teach a class
here.
Carl Stokes, father of Frank Stokes
Of Walnut Creek died at the home of
his o on Sunday last. The funeral
| services were conducted Monday by
Rev. Blackwell.
The marriage of John s. Motter 10
Miss Lulu G. Barber was consummated
at the residence of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Barber west oil
this city, on Wednesday, November II,
Rev. Geo. u. Yeiser officiating. The
CHIEF extends best wishes.
The Nation this week admitted thai
he had made untruthful statements Ii
his article in regard to DR.. Damerell
He admitted that the friends of DIR
Damere!l were too many for him t.
buck. He had meanness in his hear
but didn't have the nerve to back it.
j.. s. White, county treasurer, was al
this week looking after official business
Mr.. White has made an efficient officer
and will retire from the treasurer
office with the good will Of all. W. arr
glad to note that he will move to thi
city after his term of Office expires
Blue Hill Leader.
5. Il. Newmeyer of the Guide Rocl
Signal has been named for postmaste
at that place and on Thursday nigh
last "A party went to the home of tn
editor and serenaded the occasion
The selection is a good one ard we be
lieve the patrons will have nc fault +
find ia his administration during TIA
next four years. We congratulate on
brother editor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-11-19
CITY NEWS.

+. +. Hadlcy carriage painter.
A new stock of old liquors at Stems.
K. l.. Tinker of McCook was here to.
day
A. Holdrege of Riverton was here
"Wednesday.
j W Sampson of Blue Hill was here
Wednesday.
We want to do your joo printing and
will do it right.
Dwight Jones was up from Guide
Rock Wednesday.
Geo. Mccall was up from Guide
Rock the first of the week.
Thomas Ryan returned home from a
trip to Kansas City Tuesday night.
Mrs. A. Clark OF McCook was visit,
ing friends here the last of the week.
Mrs. j. +. Smith returned Saturday
morning from a visit to Imperial, this
state.
Here's to your good health ! Uts
ECONOMY Boneset Cordial" Z. L.
Getting.
M. M. Stern has just received from
the warehouse a new stock ofold bond.
ed goods.
FOR SALE-A good Knabe piano. A
good instrument for sale cheap. En-.
quire at this Office.
A substantial board walk has been
placed in front and at the side OF the
new Cultivate building.
Mrs. Ed. Montany formerly Of this
city was here this week visiting Mrs.
Geo. Hollister and other old friends.
Mrs. Chas. Besse arrived home Sat.
urday evening from a visit with her
daughter Mrs. Cora Kidd at Sedalia,
Missouri.
For a good shave, hair cut or other
tonsorial work call on o. M. Crabb,
successor to Geo. Fentress, south OF the
Gaines bakery.
Hiatt & Green have moved their bar
her shop one door east Of their former
location to the Gulliford building
where they are pleasantly situated.
Oscar Patmor formerly Of this city
but for several years past living at WEI
come, Minnesota, is here again and
will take a positson with Plat 4
Frees CO.
Keep it in the house, whenever yor
get "blue" or feel "shaky" or indis
posed, one small desc OF ECONOMY
Boneset Cordial sets you right. Fol
sale by 9. l.. Getting.
The election is over and the news
paper man can now spend the next 81!
months making peace with the enemie
he has made in trying to elect tn,
party ticket. Voters are easily for
given, but what m editor says !
treasured up against him for years, au,
yet he seldom gets a penny or a than.
you for his services,-McCook Republj
can.
Furnas county has II 1000 acres j
alfalfa. The Beaver Valley is a part c
the county. In one precinct, 81
miles square, are 1000 acres. TIL
whole 10000 acres have averaged thre
cuttings this year, and have yielded 81
tons to the acre. In the county 500
head of cattle were fed last year. Th
number IS being greatly increased fc
this winter, while twice as many hog
will be fattened. These alfalfa farmer
claim as much for the product as he
food as they do for it fattening cattl,
They feed it both green and cure
Some of them prefer it to corn.-Cor
Belt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-11-19
VIM. A. ClIte.

j.. ii. Smith writes combined insur'
ance for "A term of five years at 3 per
cent. On schools houses, churches and
farm property on the installment plan.
Drop him a card at Red Cloud, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-11-19

Perfectly harmless, but very power
full is Economy Boneset Cordial" q
remedy par.excellence for all forms OF
ndige stion. For sale by 9. l.. Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-11-19
J. S. WHITE,

List Of letters remaining uncalled for
at the postoffice at Red Cloud, Neb.
raska, for the week ending Nov. 26th,
1897.
A, B%rickford, VIM. A. ClIte.
Teos. Stevens, Miss Bessie Wagner
These letters will be sent 10 the dead
letter Office Dec, End, If not called for
before. When calling for above please
say advertised r. W. COwDEN, +. NJ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-11-19
Personal Tax Notice.

All delinquent personal taxes must
be paid by December 1st or l will be
compelled to issue distress warrants
and proceed TO collect. This is by law
made an imperative duty upon the
treasurer.
j. S. WHITE,