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KED CLOUD, NEBRASKA. 3IAKOII 5, 1JM4.
NUMBER 10
YourDuty To Your Family
is not only save for a rainy day, but to
Safeguard Your Savings.
YOU CANT LOSE if you deposit in this
bank, because we operate under the State
Guaranty Law, and every dollar is protect
ed by the State Guaranty Fund.
Besides that, this bank is sound and safe
and conservatively managed your money
here would be safe without the State Guar
anty, but with the added protection, you
simply can't lose no matter what happens.
WEBSTER COUNTY BANK
RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA
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Exquisite Spring
Millinery Opening
Our exhibitlou will be the
most extensive nud IntereHtlnp
we have ever .held so early. In
'tfce.seanoK' '-1 -' ; "r
Smart hats in clever patterns
of the best American deslfcnes
are liQre in rich. 'JetaJMaireL
'Fancy. Str,awslHemp ' MllanS?
LHces, coifiblntid with front
sJJck-ups We 'also show a very
pretty Hbe-of child reu's and
ladles' ready-made dresses and
net and muslin underwear. Also
a guaranteed line of Cm
CpramtB.
BURDEN'S STORE
WE ARE SHOWING
THE ADVANCE STYLES UN
MEN'S HATS
fie- FOR SPRING 0
ALL THE NEW
Shapes and Colors
A SPECIAL NEW LINE OF
Caps For Spring
LET US SHOW THEM TO YOU
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PAUL STOREY
The Clothier
George Lindsey Writes
From Hawaiian Islands
Honolulu, Hawaii.
Editor Chief aud Krionds:
As it will be impohxihlc to write per
sonally to each otie of you that feel
anxious to hear from this roving party
I take this mnthod of kcUIuk n letter
bofoio you through the columns of our
worthy Chief.
Dr. Danierell and wife and myself
and wife balled fioin San Francisco
Feb. 10th for Honolulu. From tlio be
giunlug of tlio passing out through
the Golden Uute we encountered heavy
dead swells which caused sea sickness
at once.
Mrs. Lindsey and Mis. Damerell were
(lie victims in our paity. 'The second
day out on our voyage the ticli seemed
to uiTect the Doctor aud his breakfast
did not like to stay down vvhero he in
tended it should. Hut 1 must say he
is a fairly good sailor and was able to
go over to tlio table ever meal also ou
declc.
The night of the third day quite a
heavy breeze struck us aud made a
choppy sea, which lasted until evening'
of the fourth day. Nearly all ou board
were sick. That evening an alarm
was sounded and Dr. Damerell waq
summoned to the rescue by a young
surgeon who had obarge of tluj sick
aboard' tho steam ship Vanturu ou
which we were sailing. The .Doctor
quickly responded as he always did at
119010 and had the honor, of helping in
to the world a pair 'of twin .bUJes a
boy and a girl. The Dod tor Jfpbifluite
well pleased, well be mlghtj bo doubt
no other doctor in the state of Nebras
ka can boast of tiudlug twins at sea.
lie watched over them carefully until
we landed in Honolulu on the morning
of the sixth day from San Francisco.
There another strange sensation
over took most everv naKManuur wheu
we stepped off from the ship. .ipuw.
" oo id buia wuari ou me ""Wt
It seems to be golqg and Mrs. Idudaey
says the, earth is.moving lllje.Jthe akip
yet. i- 1
We are now enjoying the Mid Paci
fic Carnival which' ' commenced last
Monday. Today being one of theirj
best days they performed an ancient
marriage ceremony their customs in.
the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries
all conducted by the natives. This
performance was very interesting as it
was their custom up aud uutil the
United States took possession of tho
Islauds to go nearly nuked and the
program today wus of the old custom.
Tin-so natives are a nice class of peo
ple and they are very polite and love
the Ainericuu people. Queen Llll is
yet living aud we hud the pleasure of
seeing her iu costume. Shu has a very
friendly feeling for the Americans.
She has a-mausiou aud resides iu this
city surrounded with tropical trees and
flowers.
So far Doctor and myself visited one
of the craters near the city. The over-
now from it is nothing but a mass of,
ashes and lava rook. The place is
known bete as the punch bowl. 1
wquld judge the bottom of what was
the crater to be at least SOU acres.
There is a number of the Overflows ou
this Island which we will later ou
visit.
The distance around the Island is
ninety miles and this Island contains
large sugar cane, rice and pineapple
plantations, cocoauut orchards, flow
ers, fruit and vegetables in abundance.
The season seems to be nearly like
the mouth of June or the first of July.
Yesterday's entertainment reminded
us of the Fourth of July.
Our Government has now twelve
thousand soldiers on tbia Island and
they will have a parade on next Mou
day, Febr. 83. To be continued.
As Ever Yours,
0. W. Linpbey.
ftrtoit
For cash tho U, J. Maurer farm of
32 acres, three miles from Red Oloud,
05 acres of alfalfa, 40 ucrcs of farm
land, lOOO'rods hog fencing, orchard, I make farming
annA linuxn un.l hnrn Inm.l n V. InBK8 farming
I. 0. 0. F. Meeting
A Grand Success
Monday af lei noon and evening was
the occasion of holding u Hussion of
the Grand Lodge of Independent Odd
Fellows of the jurisdiction of Ne
braska iu this city. This is the first
time in the history of the city that u
session of the gland body was held
here and the memlieis of tho local
lodge ami also those in the rest of tlio
county weie highly pleased.
Dining the afteiuoou and evening
theio were seventeon members who
received the Urand Lodge degree.
These degrees wore couferred by tho
Grand Master, Frank John and the
Grand Secretary, I. l Gage. Iu the
evening lien Adhcin lodge couferred
the third degree in a very oredltublo
manner The lodge room In the Pot
ter building was well filled by local
Odd Fellows and visiting members of
the order. Tho visitors record shown
sevetity.ilvo signatures. These visitors
came fiom Dloouilugton, Franklin,
Superior, Guide Hock, Covvlcs, Camp
bell aud Salom.
At tho beginning of the session
Grand Representative Storey delivered
the address of welcome to which the
Grand Master, Frank John, responded
Under the head of the good of j the,
order addresses wore delivered -iby
Grand Marshal D. M. Garber. E 3.
lOvering Jr., F. J. Munday and other
members from the visiting towns.
Light refreshments'5 were 'served late
in the evening.' " V ' " .
The roouWln the Chamber' ofom
morco were placed at the disposal of
all visitors. This was one of the most
pleasant and profitable meetings ever
held In the city. It gave many of the
members an opportunity to come into
contact with tho officers of the Grand
body and they also learned something
of the larseness of this fraternltv. Its
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f wof k now extends practically to every
known city in the world.
Supreme Court Says
Unconstitutional
There is many a slip between the
cup and the Up, Just as this county
was abont to erect a new building lor
business purposes the Supreme Court
steps In and says unconstitutional.
County Attorney Fred Maurer, Senator
Hummel aud L. H. Blackledge immed
iately journed to tho state capital to
see what, if auything could bo done
about the raattor. In case the Supreme
court falls to deliver any relief we are
confident thai a spoolal election could
be held and the project carried be
cause the board of county commis
sioners have kepi well within the limit
of the sixty thousand dollars. If the
commissioners would go before the
voters of this county with the plans
and specifications which they have
selected we believe that there would
be no question but what tho same
would meet the approval of the voters.
Two Boys - Two Girli
County Judge A. D. Kanney united
in marriage at his office on March 3rd,
Mr. Earnest Redden of Guide Hook
to Miss Dora Shoemaker of Burr Oak,
Kansas. On the same day a license
to wed was issued to Charles E. Ander
son of Inavale to MissTilla M. Zalmau
of Red Olond, and on Feb. 35 an
other one to Earnest Cuslc of Inavale
and Miss Alice Evans of Red Cloud.
YOUR HOME
Will have the BEST music ONLY when, it
has an Edison Phonograph.
Disc, .
Cylinder,
960.00 to $475.00
18.00 to 200.00
Come in and let us prove it.
E. H. NEWHOUSE
Optometrist and Jeweler
Nebraska
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good house and barn, Inquire of Fred
Maurer or H. J, Maurer.
Wednesday. March 4th., at the home
of Mr. Edd Mountford, ocenrred the
marriage of Miss Tilla Zalman to Mr.
Chas. Anderson. Rev. Hummel said
the wordsi that united this young
couple who are among our best and
most industrious farmers. Tilla will
be missed by the housekeepers as she
was always ready to help them in a
time of need. They will begin house
keeping on tho farm where the groom
has lived for tho past year. Thoy arc
t,he kind of young people that will
a success. The Chief
along with their many
congratulations.
friends extend
V'HavingUust Returned From. Mafliet
Where Lrersonally Delected
A Large Line o
RUGS
I Now Have a Complete Line of Rugs
In All Sizes and Grades And In
All The Late Patterns .
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ROY SATTLEY
Licensed Embalmer and Furniture Dealer. 8
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MONUMENTS
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Decoration Day
Should Be Ordered Now
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For The mast High Gratia Mamorlala
Consult
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