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' Sec the Good Yenr Casings and Tubes before you
buy. Wc handle all sizes and carry a large stock.
You want to remember that the Good Year people
made a reduction on the 1st of April of 10 per cent on
all of their castings and tubes. It is not very often that
a Good Year casing or tube goes wrong, but when you
do you will find their adjustment very satisfactory.
We also carry a good stock of Presto Tanks for ex
change and can show you the famous Presto Inflator.
which can'inllate your tires for you with less work and
very little expense.
f Get Polesine oil to lubricate your cylinders and
aw llnHltnHfl I Tfiu n i hh - irifiit rtl i n 1 1 " rrn It'll! 1 t
smoothly and with less wear. The best oil is none loo'
. gooa ior a car.
We invite you to come
village.
CHAS. C. BENNETT, Agent
Coivbs,
300 Farni Renters Wanted
IN
BIG HORN BASIN, WYOMING
There are splendid opportunities now to rent improved, irri
gated farms in the Big Horn Basin on'a basis, of a 'share of the
cr,op produced. If interested; write me quickly, and tell me
what sixtifciarm yon want to rent: .'' ' , " ' ' I "'
THE NEW CAREY ACT LAW
Tint iii'W Carey Act Law In Wyoming does not tetiulri i-".lrienc cu tin
Intnl. You buy tint liintl from the State ut litty eonts per ncru, and water riulit
fiom the iii'lKHtiuiU'niii'iin.v at llfty dollais jier acre. A leiiHonable auuiuiit
mu-a ne rultlvalfl barons jiroor is tninlu. Write for imttlcii.un. nlout,tlils m-u
PERSONA LY CONDUCTED EXCURSION. Join one of
our excursions to the Big Horn Basin on the first and third Tues
days of audi month; low homeseekers' rates on these
dates.
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M Red Cloud Hdw. & Imp. Co., Red Cloud, Neb.
Memorial To
Judge Adams
At the morniug session of court Tues
day, after reading of the docket, the
judge ordered a recess upon which a
bar meeting was called, aad Judge
Duogan wan elected chairman with
Mr. Maurer as secretary. Messrs Qll
'-hekn, Ulackledgeand McNeoy were ap
ipolnted a 'committee to draft resolu
tions relative to the late Judge Adams
who was judge of this district for
ight years proceeding the present
Judge, and report at 4 o'clock.
At the appointed hour, the following
resolutions were reported; ,
Whereas, Ou the 6th day of the
Up resent month, the Hon. Ed. L.
Adams, a former judge of this court
died; and whereas Judge Adams dis
charged the duties of his otHoe with a
dignity, intelligence and impartiality,
Cfeat elevated the administration of
fcaw to the highest place in the oon
ri deration and affections of the people
et this district; and whereas the law
yers and people of this oouuty desire
toeipress their appreciation of the
character mi services of Judge Adame
nd their gratitude therefor in some
tumble for; Now, therefore,
e It Reaolfed, Pint, That in tae
aeah f Judge Adam this district has
and see us, when In the
Nebraska
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D. Clem Deaver, Immigration Agent
1O04 Farnam St., Omaha, Nebraska
Mo. a
About the Mixer
Ed. Hanson
AGENT
suffered a serious diminution
of
mental and moral forces;
Second, That we hereby acknowl
edge with gratitude the great aud
permanent changes for the better
wroutiht by him in the conduct of our
courts;
Third, That these resolutions, with
a brief statement or his birth, service
and death, be transcribed on the
records of this court, and copies of
these resolutions be given to the
Webster county press and forwarded
to bin widow.
J. 8. QlLHAM,
BKIINAim McNint,
U II. HtCKI.KltflK,
Committee.
Mr. Gllham spoke of the conditions
prevailing in court before the acces
sion of Judge Adams to the bench.
Mr. McNeny talked eloquently f
the judge as a lawyer, oitlzeu and
friend. "What ever was best he tried
to do, what ever was noblest be tried
to be. There caube no higher eulog)."
Mr. Ulaokledge made a fine presenta
tion of the relations between lawyers
and the judge, which produce a men'al
Intlmsoy, a sense of mind absorbing
mind tu arduous, yet unembittered
contest, a sense of mind quickened by
the contact with other minds in
earnest contention, yet freed from
animosity. We quote the following:
"It was my good fortune to kuow
and be associated with, the deceased
as lawyer, judge and friend, I foutd
in li i tn mi able and iipi-iglit judge, h
f.ilr uiiil ciniMeiiii-. advocate, a loyal
f i lend TtieTe i'lffnt liuthessocia
tion'of lawyers 'with each dtlier and
with tfie oiih Who presides as judge
wlilch, I believe, make a elqeer rela
tlo n-li 1 1 tliun can be fou'ij'd' in nuv
oflicr vocation; which ships ris of all
vanity ami pietense and we h'uow each
J other a-, we teiilly art', Notwithstand
ing the cariieitiiet ulid vigor with
which we conduct our controversies,
there is left that clear understanding
and -ease of faltno which removes
Miiy Hllng and ciyMally.es friendship us
pieclous uietal In cleansed through
Hie. Thn menioiy of one uuo could
participate in Uiomi nnd preside over
them, an I w II h that dignity, ability
and candor u, our deei used friend lias
done, bo ui to gctieiully leine even
with the defeated party tiseii&c of tlie
Jutting!) of hihown defeat U uitltlfcd
to ami will ahMiyh liaVe liie highest
place in our ntl'eetiuns ami esteem."
Mi'. Muitrer hpoko of the',jndge'.s
sy input liy ai the iiutcwoithy charac
teristic Hint .appealed especially to
Jiim and said us lollowf,: '.
"in my opinion the out-chit laOlt'i fit !c
of .1 tde'e Atlnulb that tn.leai'ildlu in
the Ijeart of every per.on wlio icnew
him was the genuine .sympathy and in-
(tt'ivAt that lie took in every person
with whom he came In- contact.
Whether' It be ntt6t'licy, 'clleut, wit
tics, juror,(olUcer,br layman, it "mat
tered not whether their station in life
be high or low, uo person could meet
Judge Adatua Hud help but feel that
he had come In contact with a tiuly
great man, a man of broad intellect,
profound learning, rare ability, ster
ling integrity, who was really and
.rt.iy i.itviusUd in the wellfut'c of
every person with whom he came in
COIltHCt."
Judge Uungan gave a brief-review of
the lending events in the life of his
predecessor and commended Warmly
the chat act or of the dead judge who
had been of inestimable service to the
people of tliis district by hb services
a law. or nnd judge.
We quote the following front Mr.
MoNeiiy't, speech;
"Stricken witli an incurable disea'-e
in the prime and vigor of life he was
brought suddenly to the colicloiii-.
ue-s that Ills days were nuuiberei1
At nu age whmj man Is mostlt for
set vice hi- came within the Miaddw
feared by all living things. With
senses all ujert, freedom to jnmu
about in the sweet air, on eatth's
pleasant laudcape, to meet his fellows
in friendly converse, to work with
them with almost his wonted strength,
tic knew that Ills hour was'nppoiuied
for I hu next (lny,-the ne.st weekythts
next ilionth.-certainl.v. the next year,
when communion with friend-endear-e
1, with sky and land well loved, must
ce.ise. lie met his fate biavely, never
shirking his wotk, never witholding
his sympathy for others, never wanting
i i good fellowship until the cud."
A Trip Through
Yellowstone Park
Mr. K. M, Cox, who for several yeara
has been u passenger conductor on the
C.U. & I, running out of here, i
rnakiug preparations to personally
conduct t trip through the famous
T.-llowstone Park', The excursion, as
planned by Conductor Cox, will leave
here August 1st, and is to consist of
eight days lu the park aud two days
in Salt Lake, and includes the well
known Burlington Route, the C. & 8.
and the D. & R. Q. lines. The tickets
will be good for 60 days with liberal
stop over pi ivileges This is one of
the gieatest of all the many sight see
lug exouruions which are given during
the summer months, and with such u
man as E. M. Cox personally conduct
ItUatii,! like this, we piedicf that it
will attract a large crowd from this
city, aud we are confident that all who
go will receive full returns for the
money invested.
IHtlct Te CrtJIttrt.
&F&S$!' f 'nTh.Con., court.
In tlie iiiatterol theestateol Jacob Chap
llu Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given to all ptrioas hav
ing claims and demands agslnst Jacob Chap
lin, late ot Webster county, deceased, that
the time Used for filing claims agslnst Mkld
es ate Is sis months from the llth day of July
lili:i.
AINuch persons are required to present
their claims, with the vouchers, to the Coun
ty Judge ot said county, at hlsorttre therein,
on or before the llth day ot January IBM;
and all claims so tiled will be heard before
thesaldjudge on the 12th day ot January
KM. at 10 o'clock a. m.; and that the admin
istrator Is allowed one year from the 13th
day ot June IBIS. In which to pay the debts
allowed against said estate and settle the
same.
A. I). KANNKV.
(Seal ) County Judge.
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tferleaae. Toa eaa sell rear !
bar. SeaM of rear aelfhbora art as
lag te bar ears. Way doa't yea esll
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Estimate of Expenses.
The Aumml Usiliuati) of i:.icnsct for
t'Ucnl Year cinllni; May 11)11 find Itevenucs
for year eudlnv May iui:iut the City of Hed
Cloud Nebraska as nitoptcil by the City
Council at Its Itvtilar AdJoununV luceUng
held June 10, I1U3.
uillcers Salaries s W)0
Streets, Alleys, Cross Walks, and
Street Kxtcntlon - 'J000
Law aud Order luelud' City Attorney
and Marshall. 1200
Litigation .....'. 100
Koitts Including Kire Dep't and Water.. 610
Elections ... . 7S
Poor , ... 26
Salary Water and Light Supt r 1500
Salary 1st Knglneer 900
Salary 2nd Knglneer 780
Fuel 6
Oil and Waste 200
Betterments Water and Light System 3000
Otflce Expense Water and Light lept 000
Kxtra help Water and Light Dept 300
Interest on Water liond... .... 1010
Interest on Klectrlc Light Ilonds . 400
Sinking fund Hstlrtng Water Bonds.... 1500
Miscellaneous Expenses 1500
Total f 23000
Iteveuues for year ending May l'Ji:t.
Oocuiatlon Fund. - 0811 GO
Water (Cost) Fund 2355 65
Water Levy Fund.... 1335 00
(Jenerat Fund 3340 00
Electric Light (Cost) Fund 7o4 14
Klectrlc Light Levy Fund -. 24U0 00
Judgment Fuud 32 73
Firemen's Fuud ....... .. 170 00
129497 02
Interest on Water Bonds 8ft percent. 1280 00
Interest on Electric Light Bonds
85 percent !M 00
31540 02
Passed and approved June 10, HB3.
O. C. TSKL, D. K. 8AUNDKHM,
(Seal) City clerk. Mayor.
Natk T Craattara.
'WSSf&Efc '"Thecounty-court.
Im the matter ot the estate ot Clyde Vance
Points Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given to, all persons ha v.
lag elalats aad Remands against Clyde Vance
Points, late ot Webster county, deceased,
that the Uaseflxea for filing claims against
said estate Is six months from the llth day
otJulylslt.
All such persons are required to present1
their claims, with the vouchers, to the Coun
ty Judge otsald county, at his office therein,
on or before the llth day of January 1I4;
and all claims so tiled will be heard before
thesaldjudge on the 12th day of January
IV14, st 10 o'clock a. m.; and that the admin
istrator Is allowed one year from the 13th
day of Juno ItIS, In which to pay the debts
allowed against said estate and settle the
same.
A. D. RANNEY,"
(Heal. County Judge.
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The reecat act of April 10th, 1909
fives to all soldiers' widows a peosloa
US per gaoath. Fred Maarer, the- et
tocaey, has all aeoeasary blanks.
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