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RED CLOUD, NEBR.
rder te Show Cause.
Hlntoof NclirnHka, I in the County Court;
WciMtur County, f
At a County Court helil at tho County
Courtroom In anil fur nail county Tuesday.
Atareh fflth., A. !.. 1010.
In tli matter n( tlio (Mtaleoi .lley II. Ilnr
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OS readlnc "d ' tu lUlltni "' Noah I
K. Harvey Hied on thaKlth day f Mnrcli A.
I).. 11)10, praying lor ma obiiiiiiiiuuh -
1 . ... 1.1. final Mf-fillltlt flf 111 f I HHII1U
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data, a decree ol ntulgiuuenl "I the la""" - ,
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gliiCtnaalil estate tolho persons entitled
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toUieaamc. and there upon an oritur .us- .
okiikiikii. That Tuesday the mm day tiff
April A. l. ibid, nt mm u'eioek p. in., in an-'
aiKtiitl far hcariiiit wild putltlon when nil j
persona interested In hUI matter tuny an-'
pcur at a County Court to Ih held In and lor
Mild county and hIuiw eaiwa why prayer ol
petitioner Hliould not lie uraiited; and that
Motlco ol the pendency ot naut pel lion .urn , ,
if hearlm;. I. v. Kdson (when tho physical processes of our
(ski.) CoimtyJudi;e. frames are left to discharge their
,
Notice of Incorporation of the Am!oy
Telephone Company.
Int. The name, ol thN corporation nball hi)
tho Amlxiy Telephone Company.
2nd. The principal place ol trausiictln
(he business ol this corporation Hhall ho
Webittr County. Nebraska and the rehldence
tlho president ot tho corporation Miall he
Oui olllce ror.UiCitr.iimetlou ol nuslniwi mi
loss otherwise ordered hy the hoard ot direct
urn. :inl. The general nature of the business to
I m transacted by thN corporation shall ho
i iiecoiiitriicUiiK. bulldliiu, owuliiK. leasliiK ,
site, mid Hclllni,', etc. of Telephone and tele
graph lines, nriiilrliiK and selling rltfhts In
ioulral exuhniiKtii. etc. and all such othor
fiitiotloiisas are neceisary for curryln on
(ho business of the transmission ol news and
mcssiiKcs local and turn; distance for It
im'iuncrs'auil the public in ueucrai. io ac
lulre and disposed! property, real and per
gonal as may he necessary for the transact
ion of the .said husducsn,
Ith. Theauthorlcd cnpltal stock of this
orporiitlon shall he 1000.00 divided Into
vharcs of iM.OO each to he Issued one hhare to
'ach of tho signers of this corporation lusrce
incut. In consideration of their surreuderiiiK
to mild corporation all their rllit, title nud
Interest In tho co-partnership now known as
the Authoy Telephone Company and one
Miaro to each of the other memlicrs ol sum
s'o-piirtnerhhlp, The Amhoy Telephone Com
pany In consideration of their transferiiig to
K-ild corporntlou all their right and title in
said co-partnership. The remaining shares
in lie treasury stock In lie disposed of as tho
Iwmnl of dlrietors may designate (or the
heuellt of said corporation.
r 1 1 1 . The time of the commencement ,of
this corporation shall be April Mil. I'.lIU and
H Nlmll continue for the poriod ol Di) years.
iith. The highest amount of Indebtedness
-or liability to which this corporation shall at
uuy tluui subject Itself shall not exceed . 'J)
lrieiit par value of tho paid up stock, Issued
mid outstanding.
7th, The hiihluct ol this corporation shall
lx. conducted by n txiard ol directors, not to
jneeed live In nuinbur who shall he elected
-uuually from nud by the stockholders. V
lirt-xltlcnl, vice-president, secretary uml
treasurer to he selected from and by llicald
Ixiard of diiectors.
.suUsciihcd and sworn to this .1th. la of
.April 1910,
.1. 11. Klllngcr.
I'.S. Krlshle.
lleo. i:. 1 aw.
1). M.Cockrall.
A. II. Ilrlght.
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uti it, free of uliurgu
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SHOULD NOT READ AT MEALS
,.
Many
Reasons Why the Habit Is In-
Jurious an Well as Unman
IIWIIi
nerly.
Tno nabt of readng
iju uuuii ui reauinc ai mca:s is to
conr1omnH ., mnp nnrttn,ar,
f "! whfn the reader endeavors
t0 Btt,n knowlodge and to save time
at hlo meals. Tho solitary reader, if
ho reads, should only read what Is
nBht and amuBing. The common
)iraotlce of having the morning paper
ftt our breakfast table Is not csDecIal-
,nJurlouB aB t fllrnahoa omR fnr
particular-
Bhould
dlscon-
a host
worK rreo from nervous trammels. It
is on mo Frrounn or the elevation or
Bplrlts producod by cheerful associa
tion with others that pleasant com
pany at meals has always formed a
condition of soclnl enjoyment. The
stimulus to nervoun activity which Is
thus given acts benoflclally on tho di
gestive powors, Just as the man who
Is haraasod, worried and ezcltod will
not bo likely to digest or eat a satis
factory meal. Family Doctor.
Unwritable English.
"Did you know that there is at
least ono sentence in English that can
be spoken, but that it is Impossible to
write?" nskod a Cambrldgo university
dou.
"Yes, It's correct Emrllsh. I buddobo.
and then again it isn't. Here Is the
sentence, although I vow I don't
know how you aro going to wrlto it:
'Thero are three twos in the English
lauguago.' You see, If you spell two,
t-w-o, tho sentenco is incorrect, as it
Is If you spell it either 'too' or 'to.'
Catch the point? Really it is Incorrect
to say It, although It certainly should
bo possible to oxpross the thought.
This thing has set mo going, and it
simply goes to Bhow what a tanglo
the English languago is. There cer
tainly is a word 'two' and a word 'too'
and another 'to,' and they are all
throe pronounced alike two, too, or
to which makes it correct to say:
"Thore aro threo twos,' or 'threo toos,'
or 'three tos' In tho English languago.
Hut what's the use?"
Would-Be Clceros Take Notice.
Unless a man can speak offhand, ho
ought not to engago In tho Cicero busi
ness. Beyond all things, he should
never read his Bpeech from manu
script. It's like n pailful of icowator
in tho faco of nn audlenco. It would
be wiser, hotter, to havo it printed
In tho papers and lot the audlenco
read It. In bucIi caso, since a word
loss Patrick Henry has IUb homo In
evory breast, each of us would furnish
what flash and flro tho manuscript-
reading "orator" leavos out, and so
save tho lattor's credit while multiply
lng tho weight of his words. This I
throw In for tho good of those who
aro to como aftor, and In tho hope
of subtracting from what number of
rostrum manuscripts aro waiting to
be read. Alfred Henry Lewis, In Hu
man Life.
"Aunt Arle."
In otio of tho districts of southern
Franco a bell is heurd to ring on
Christmas morning, which announces
tho arrival or "Aunt Ario," a beauti
ful bolng, who Is tho especial guardian
nnd patroness of children. She Is tho
declared enemy of Idleness, and pun
iahes It by soino mischievous trick;
but those who have behaved well may
rejolco on hearing hor boll, for it tolls
them that in some room of the house
is to be found n store of presents and
delicacies as rewards for good children.
$40
$50.00
9IED AS HE HAS FORESEEN
Curious Premonition of Coming End
That Took Possession of Con
necticut Man.
A peculiar caso of a man foreseeing
death and Inviting his friends to a
farewell mooting occurred at South
Norwnlk, Conn., tho other day. Friends
of John Gi Hoffman, a retired manu
facturer, who lived alone, received a
summons fiom him. savinir that he
would like to see them. They went to
tho houso and found tho old man
awaiting mem. Tiioy observed tnat ho
had swept the walks, tidied up tho
rooms, dusted tho furniture and
everything as nent as could be. "You
aro all dressed up, John; what is thnt
for?" ho was asked. "Yes, I'm going
on a journey," the old man replied. "I
want to leave tho homo in good con
dition and look well myself, too." Then
ho told them ho had a premonition
he was going to die. Ho said he was
not ill, but that ho suddenly had be
como cognizant of the fact that his
end was approaching swiftly. His
friends became much impressed as he
took a chair and settled himself in a
comfortable position, meantime bid
ding each o'f them farewell. They ob
served that ho closed his eyes and
took it for granted he was wearied by
the exertions' of preparing the house
for their reception. After ten minutes
n lifelong friend stepped forward and
laid his hand on tho old man's
shoulder. There was no response. Ho
was dead.
CARRIES HIS OWN WELCOME
Man of Sweet Disposition Finds
Friends Everywhere, While Sour
One Is Shunned.
The preacher said there Is no place
In heaven for sour Deoole: nor Is there
really any placo on earth; but there
aro some people who too often insist
upon occupying auch a place. They
wouldn't if they knew how little they
wero liked. A person may show sor
row and feel the pressure of a gloom
upon his heart, but to bo sour, crab
bed, Ill-natured, Is to express a phaso
of disposition that Is extremely dis
tasteful, If not dlsguBUng.
To bo sour is to find fault with ev
erybody excopt oneself. It Is tho worst
sldo of eeotiam. It is beinir mad at
tho world. Nobody enjoys being that
way. It Is punishing oneself In order
to ovoko sympathy, but It never work3.
Nobody ceres for a sour person. Ono
fools more like kicking him if it
wore lawful to do so.
The opposite of this spleenful con
dlUon of soul Is sweetness of dispo
sitiona kindly temper turned toward
tho world. Such a disposition Is worth
a ton of gold. A man can do moro
business with It, make more friends,
create morn hnnnlnesH nnd Innnrn linn-
plor homes than ho can with almost
any other grace. Tho genial man Is
always welcome. He Is like a flower,
a streak of sunshine, the song of a
bird ho is in harmony with the
beauty and Joy of all things.
Asbestos Slates.
Asbestos slates, It Is claimed, aro
as hard and as strong as the natural
slates, and can, therefore, bo laid on
wall or roof construction without any
wooden laths being necessary. They
aro very easily worked, and can bo
uoreu, naued and cut Just llko wood,
without any danger of splitting. They
form a fireproof covering for inside
and outsido wooden walls, aro valu
able for insulation work of all kinds,
evon for oleotrical purposes; aro of
groat use In building railway car
riages as Insulating material under
tho seats, for use in postal telegraph
work for insulating tho swltchos; for
covering Iron and wooden construe
Uons; for use na flteproof doors for
closing off' slnglo rooms In stores,
warehouses, etc.; for lining wooden
doora and for covering walls and ceil
ings of all kinds so as to protect them
from Are, hoat, cold, dampness, dis
ease, germs and vermin.
CLING TO ANCJENT METHODS
Many Egyptian Farmers To-Day Use
Tools Such as Ancestors Had
Centuries Ago.
"One of the curious sights in tho
Egyptian harvest season is a modern
threshing mnchine noisily working in
a flold adjoining that in which u na
tive thresher is treading out tho
grain," said a Chlcagoan, who has
made n tour of tho world in tho inter
ests of American farming implements.
The brown-skinned tiller of tho soil,
clad In his flowing robes of white or
tho favored dull blue and yellow com
bination sitting on tho high sent of
the crude thresher, which Is dragged
over tho fields by a yoke of patient
camols or perhaps a camel and n
donkey or n cotiplo of buffalo cows,
uppenrs to the stranger who sees this
for the first time llko the principal
actor In a sceno worked out by an
Ingenious mind for stage effect.
"The natlvo plow In Egypt Is sim
ply tho forked portion of a tree or
two pieces Joined together and
smoothed off, a primitive contrivance
which may still bo seen In use by
Cuban farmers. Tho thresher Is a
sledge-like affair fitted with round
crushers of wood or iron and weighted
down from the top. The grain Is
crushed into the ground and when
gathered up it Is mixed with lumps of
mud, but it is said that never n
kernol of it is lost or wasted.
"American farming machinery may
ho found in the rcmostest parts of the
world and where loast expected. In
what manner it gets there I could not
ascertain. The natives could not en
lighten me."
MARINERS' FEARS OF FOGS
Numerous Safeguards Devised for
Protection Against Dire Peril
of the Ocean.
Probably the greatest menace to tho
safety of navigation at soa is tho fog.
Modern steamships arc seldom endan
gered by the severest storms, but when
tho impenetrable envelope of mist en
closes a vessel, she is exposed to the
most terrible of perils a collision at
SOa. A slnKle shin mar he enmnnrn.
lively safe even in a for. but when
there Is a fleet of vossels the danger
'a greatly multiplied. In nddltion to
' customary iog-norns ana slrenB a
,lfjet of warships often will keep in
ormed of their rotative nositlons hv
the f.-ing of ilguai-guna from the flag
ship. Another excellent method gen
erally employed 1b the use of tho fog
buoy. Each vessel In a warship fleet
carries a fog buoy, a largo cask paint
ed a bright red. This Is cast over
board at the first sign of any fog and
floats from the stern of tho vessel at
tached by a ropo of grass fiber which
does not sink beneath the surface of
the water. Sufllclent ropo is paid out
by each vessel, so that its fog buoy
floats at the bow of the ship next
astern two cables' length (400
yards) when in close ordor and
double that distance in open order.
Ily this means the exact stations of
the Individual ships of a fleet are
maintained, evon though proceeding nt
a moderate rate of speed.
Suppressing a Nuisance.
When Professor Taft went up to
Cambridge ho had to live outside the
college and was located noxt door
to a musical family. The lady practic
ing her scales disturbed his equani
mity Tery much indeed. So much so
that he remonstrated with her fa
ther. The result was a curt reply:
"Mr. regrets that hla daughter's mu
sical education cannot be neglected."
The future collaborator with Lord
Kelvin wb "cast down, but not do
stroyed." He sent away to Edinburgh
for some bagpipes, and, not knowing
a note of music, he started practice
whenever the young lady played the
piano. It was then her turn to buo
for peace. Then came tho future pro
fessor's triumph. His reply was that
Mr. Taft much regretted that his mu
sical education could not be neglected.
Terms wero soon arranged. London
Olobo.
Cure for Chewlnn Gum Habit.
In ono of tho West Philadelphia pub
lic schools Is a little mite or a teach
er who has a mighty way of preserv
ing discipline. Her pupils being un
mindful of all injunctions barring the
use of ohowlng gum during school
hours, the Instructross determined to
rnako a horriblo example of a couple
of the moat willful boys. She accord
ingly announced that she would deco
rato the school room u little, and
thereupon stationed the boys on ono
corner of the platform where they
would be conspicuous. Then she gave
each lad a roll of clean whito paper
and told them to chew it.
Tho boys, with their cheeks bulging
out with paper pulp, were compelled
to chew steadily for 16 minutes. There
is a slump in tho chewing gum
market.
Suffocated in Church.
Owing to tho defective means em
ployed in heating the Church of Ge
Trees, In Upper Bavaria, 30 men and
women and all the school children in
tho gallery were rendered unconscious
by poisonous gases during the sor
mon. The preacher stopped the sermon
at once, but despite immediate ven
tilation many other persons wore tak
en 111 as they were leaving the church,
Different.
"Miss Angela, may I kiBs you or
don't you like to bo kissed by a
man?"
"No, it would givo me tho horrors
for a man to kiss me, but you may
kiss me, Cholly." Houston Post.
A Word of Explanation!
Might be the right thing at this time that the public
may know why we have the John Deere Lister for sale,
not that we think they are anywhere near as good as the
Rock Island Tri-cyclc, but the reason is simply this: Our
competitor who is little in stature and smaller in principle
has purchased from a local dealer a few Rock Island
listers. The reason for this is they can sell but very few
of their own so think they can make the public believe
we are getting more for our goods than we should, so
the fight is on you may be the judge,
Commencing March 26
We call prices off and there may be a lolly time.
Red Cloud Hardware & Impl. Co.,
Wm, Wolfe, Secretary.
Swift's Premium
Hams or
Bacons.
Fresh and Salt Meats of All Kinds
IVn- Koon
Red Cloud, Nebr.
Col. J. H. Elllnger
AUCTIONEER
Does livestock and general auc
t ionocrinK. Satisfaction guaran
teed in every ease. Understands
l pedigrees and '.stock values.
Many years e.xperionee. l'liono
( him anytime.
Red Cloud, Nebr.
iA-WA,'WAr' Aaj-AasNasAa'WAa J
S. J. CUNNINGHAM
DENTIST
Successor to Dr. J. S. EMIQH
At the old stand over the
State Bank. Phonel3f .
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Suro to Clvo Satisfaction.
OIVES RELIEF AT ONCE.
It cloansca, soothes, heals nnd protects tho
dLsoased niombrano resulting from Catarrh
and drives away a Cold in tho Head quickly.
Itestorcs tho Konsos of Tasto nnd Smell
Easy to uso. Contains no injurious drugi
Applied into tho nostrils nnd nbsorbed
Largo SIzo, GO cents nt Druggists or by
mail. Liquid Cream Balm for uso in
atomizors, 75 couts.
LY BROTHERS, SG Warren St.. Now Yorfc
Market Report
As Furnished by Hanson & Trine
llens(fat) l.a per lb.
Springs 10 " "
Cox :i " "
Ducks 8 " "
Geoso 7 "
Butter 17 "
Eggs (rots out) 18 " '
See The Chief for job work.
WANTr.n A fresh mlloli cow. Inquire
at Newliouso Bros Storo.
Widow's Pension
The recent act of April 10th. 1008
glvos to all soldiers' widows a pension
of St2 per month. Fred Mnurcr, the
attorney, lias all necessary blanks.
Don't Delay Ordering
n fire insurance policy from us a
single day. Fire isn't going to
stay away becatioe you are not in
sured. In fact, it seoms to pick
out the man foolish enough to bo
without
XI FIRE INSURANCE POLICY.
Have us issue you n policy to-day.
Don't hesitate about the matter.
The fire fiend may-- have your
house down on tho list for u visit
this very night.
MARK WHAT I SAY
n .r
Reliable Insurance,
UNDERTAKING
We Carry Funeral
Furnishings in Stock
and answer calls day
or night. Have ar
ranged to secure the
services of Albright
Brothers on Short
Notice withoutJExtra
Charge to Patrons.
G. A. WEILS
COWLES. NEBK.
Notice Farmers & Breeders
That the Pcrcberon Stallion, Mah
teai; (07(579) imported from Franco in
1910 by Stream & Wilson of Creton,
Iown, is registered in tho American
Breeders and Importer's Parchcron
Hegistery, and that his recorded num
ber is 52922.
Color and Description, Black.
I'kimqrke: Folded Juno 0, 100ri;
bred by M, Tison Commune of Sarsnes,
department of Surthe; got by Duussot
(51721) ho by Ayor 273:(i (13115) ho by
Boutoo (193(10) be by Picador III, G078
(4815) bo by Picador 1SC4 (780) ho by
Picador (14321) be by Favori.
Dam: Chnrmante (KI385) by Ver
mouth (5497) lie by Picador I (TOO) he
bv Ilayard (9495) he by Eatnba 187(700)
lie by a son of Jean Le IUanc (739j.
ULOCKV BOY aud M.MITEAU will
make this season at tho Day barn.
R. C. BORUM
Owm:ii
Rural phono No, 103.
A Few of the Good Things
Dill Pickles IGoperdoz
Sour Pickles I0o " '
Sweet Pickles io0 " u
Bulk Olives iuo " ii
Horse ltadish lOc per bottle
Catsup , ioc it I,
Colery Relish jOc " "
Mstnl loo "J glass
Olomiirgorine Butter. . ,'J0 &. 25c per lb
O Vfctrrs so ,t 00c per !qt
YOST & BUTLER
The 4th Avenue Moat Market
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