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Kansas City the
picnic
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Swat lha fijl
Kill the dandelion.
Trv our 10u Up in diadp I'.irltnn Cafe.
N.J.lI.I-'l!ltjfft" wns in I,bnnoii 1'iiday.
ICuunwth Wilson Is homo from Him
nliitf. ,
Qii$ Matkiua wont to limning .Wed
nesday. Don't forget the bniid conceit Apiil
tii(5 ?7th.
Ait Slifeley of Hastings wus in town
Monday.
.John I'olniolty wont to Hastings this
moiiiliiir. ' '
lieff. Tophaui of nine Hill whs in
to, vn Mondiy.
Von can make SOcoiit look lllio 10c
nt MuFiirhuid's. adv
. Curtis Oecr was In Mutt Mill Tues
day on business.
Loyd Carpcutur returned to Oilcan
Sunday cveninff.
Alt McCnll was in
first of the week.
Tho twelfth grille had u
Ainhoy Wednesday.
r Ueruard McN'eny was In Supeiloi
Tuesday on business
NVcdnchilay was Albor Day. Did
you set out any trees'.'
Will Mountford was a pu,otiRcr to
Franklin Tuesday evening.
Noble U.ill of Lincoln wan iu town
Wednesday visiting ft lends.
llert Hatfield and wife returned to
their home in Kansis Friday.
ftnron Hedge spent Sunday in Jun
iata. Wliat'o the atttautlon, Aaron?
The Ked Cloudy Auto Co received
naolher car of Ford autos this week.
Shcrlll' fledge took .mos Dillon to
tin; ponetentlary at Lincoln this morn
ing. Gene Strayoror Frauhlln Is visiting
with his sister, Mrs. Otis Leggett, this
week.
Miss Hath Mulone, of Lincoln, is
visiting with llobt. Avery ami who
, thiB week. r
Mr.iiml Mrs. Earnest Davis took
their child to Hastings Tuesday
f.i-piitineUt.. ' l" -
Tlio Congregational' ladles will Hold
their market Salmday at P. YJ Wtnl
brnndt's store.
Or. Darloy l'lumb arrived In the city
- the -first of the week, to be with, his
father, Fred Plumb.
George Carter letnrucd Monday
night from Nelson whoie he had been
spending a few days.
Flavo Grlcc. Harry Letson, E.l (Jar
her and Wilbur Hamilton went to
Hastings this morning.
Chocolate and Vanilla Ice Cream and
Strawberry sherbet Saturday and Sun
day at the Puritan Cafe.
Mrs. A. Arnold and daughter, Mrs.
Joe (Jurney, and children of lnavalo
went to Lincoln Tuesday.
Mrs. Nettle Stlnson returned today
from a visit with relatives at Red Cloud.
Tuesday's Superior Jouanal.
Starke llroa , shipped 8 cais of cattle
to St. Joe and Kansas City Wednesday.
Chris. Starko accompanied the shipment.
Mayor elect Dr. Damerall and wife
arrived" homejrom their trip to the
Hawallau Islands Wedncsitay.morumg.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Viers and chil
dren retnrned today from a visit with
relatives at Red Cloud. Thursdays
Superior Journal.
All" members of the Eastern Star
lodge are requested to be present next
Monday evening as there will be an
election of oHlcers
Lieut. Ailcsof Co. K, N. N. G-- of
Blue Hill was iu the city Wednesday
and'oulisted four of our cltizeus iuto
Co. K of that place.
Herb Plumb of Des Moines arrived
th first nf the week to be at the bed
side of his father, Fred Plumb, who
died Wednesday afternoon.
Joseph Crow, of Webster county,
Nobraska, disposed of a carload or cat
tle during today' session. Thursday's
St. Joe Stook Yard Journal.
"The Magic Mirror" will bo the sub
lect of the sermon Sunday morning ut
tho CortKrcirational church. Subject
fm--nfi ovuuliiu: "What Use is lie
llglon"
Dr. Warrick, The Specialist, will
meet eye, ear, no'O and throat patients
and thosu needing glasses fitted ui it,
Sanderson's olllce in Ked Cloud. Wed
nesday, April iiOllh nilv
Don't miss "Wild Hoasls atLaigu"at
'tho Tepee next Mondayafternoon at
l:00,'ovenlng at 7:80 and 0:0): Hogular
' prices A groat two-iv.ci comeuy. t
menagerie brosks looso and the fun
that follows Is great to see. One day
only.
L. W. Ely and Charles Ourney woie
Nobra'ka shippers from Webster coun
ty with oflVrliigs on Monday's nunkot.
Eacli -sold hog". Willlfmi Relher ad
find a car of mixed stock from tho
samo county. Monday's St. Joe Stock
Vnrds Dslly Journal
Program For Coming Week
MONDAY, April 27
ONE DAY ONLY Afternoon
and Evening:
Wild Beasts at Large
Or Wltr.a thcJInnftric Wrcko Lwso
A staillliifT and olraordlnfy two
reel Vitoguiph . fwituio. It difVcis
from the usual animal pleturo in-iis-much
an it K a CJouunly, combined with
u coiWiiiit thrill of vxclteiieni, and
makes ii'i end of laughter.
Two other good i cols will complete
the day's program.
Ilcgular 1'ilces.
TUESDAY, April 28
THE DRAMA In HEYVILLE-A
two real Comedy A combination ot
melodrama and burlesque that Is hard
to. beat. A won 1 of fun and enjoy
ment in. this picture.
THE LONG CULD NPIHT.-A clear
cut .story of rural life that rings Hue
TESTED by FIUE.-An entertain
Imr iiicliiio with iilcture(iue foro-t
scenerv and a forest lire. A good story j.
Wednesday and Thursday
APRIL l!rt and R0
A MILLION lu .JEWELS. A well
plavod and costumed two pai t drama
with scenes In India, aboard ship and
iu America. ToMive her Inheritance a
pilncessof India flees to Ainei lea. Slio
Is followed by her lelativo-hor trials
and final iv-cuu and escape make an
interesting story.
HEAR No EVIL A drama with a
iroocl clear cut nlot pretty and well
worked out.
SONNY JIM in SEARCH or a
MOTHER.-Comedy.
Friday and Saturday
MAY 1 and 2
Tho CHEST of FORTUNE. An in
teresting drama with war scenes laid
in Kentucky. In two reols. No Con
federate force was feared so much by
tho Unionists during the Civil war as
Moigan'b raiders. Led by their daring
leader these men unulo raids through
the Union linos. The Chest of For
tune tells the story of one of these
inids and how ItalTected a young vie
tin'i or these raiders, and his destiny.
It brings back with wonderful vivid
ness some of tho stlrriug eplsodos of
tlio great struggle.
PATHE WEEKLY. With numerous
views lrom over the world. An Inter
esting number.
VENUSand ADONIS. A comedy
number with some batliei sand children
plaviug plrati'S iu a funny mlxup.
A MAD MARATHON. A u o til e r
Comedy with comic situations.
Wc make a specialty of party sup
pirs. Sail-f ictloii tuarantpcd. Puil
innCaf'. NiibK Site for 1 and wife of A.lcll nro
in Mi city lniting with W. N..llloh
aid son ntitl w Iff. ,
SUruwhoiry thprbot.'Chwolnto Mid
Vuiillialco cream at tho l'untnii unic
Hnlniday and Sunday.
II..1. CoKglnsof ihis ofllc, visited
hiswifnnnd dauKbt-i at Itebrnu fiom
Haturdny until Monday ovpiiIhij.
K. C Phillip, deputy grand mutter
or the A. O. U. W., of Table KioU, was
In the cltv tlin llrnl of lh weok.
My place cnnsistlug of eight acres
for f-alo or rout, nt tho odgo ot Inavale.
K. E. Ht'.VTlln.
I am again icady to make farm
loans promptly and onaltrnctivo tcims
Solo agent for Trevett, Mntlia Si
UaUor. J. H. IJAiMJV.
Our high seliool bnso b ill leam went
to Franklin last Friday and urossed
bits with the Academy team. Our
Uum was defeated.
Wilbur Hamilton, Ed Garber, Marry
Letson mid Geo. llolllslor wore lu
(Initio Rock Fiiday attending tho fuiK'
oral of Noah Helots.
Miss Mamie Kelhrer went to Lincoln
Wcdiivsdnv morning to visit her broth
er, Robert, who la attending the Stato
Agricultural College.
Prof Hotx. informed this editor that
the opening band concert of thn season
will bo given Monday evening,
April '271 h Wo would like to sec
everybody tin n out and give the band
the glad 3T.
Saturday at noon the lire alarm was
turned in that there was tire down by
Mis Nelson's residence in tho first
ward, by the time tho llro department
gotthero tho neighbors bad put tho
praliio lire out, which did not do much
damage.
William West, a founer clerk In Gl'
laul's store, will again become a resi
dent of Naponee, 10 entering Mi. Gil
lard's employ, beginning Tuesday of
this week. Mr. West has benn exceed
ingly busy shaking hands and renew
Ing old acquaintances. Naponee Herald.
In the County Court o? Webster County,
Nebraska.
STATi: IIP N'KllllAKIvA. I ....
W timer County, f I
In tlio matter of tlio estalo ot 1'ranlt X.
Kocliucl deccaHOtl.
CIlKHITOltS ot said Chtato will take notice,
that the time limited for presentation and
illhiR of claims against tho samo Is Novum
her 15th A. J). 11)11: and (or thu payment of
.inuu i a.ipIi iTti,. mi:,, tluit 1 will sit at the
county coiirt room In snhl county on Die uH.h
day of Novcmhcr, lull, at40 o'clock, A. M., to
rccvlvo, examine, hear, allow, or unjust mi
cluluis anil ohjecllons duly fllctl.
Dated thlsiist day or April. A. 1., 11)11.
A. I). llANNi:V,
(sr.t.) County .luilsc.
Commissioners
Proceedings
lied rloud."Nob.rAptil l, IDII
Tin) llnurd invt purMimit to ndjuuin
in nl, vtith inrtnbeiH all pro(itt,L:
Mel all, Olumlnde, Moffiuan, Storey
and Chiij lin, chairinnuof tho Hoard.
On motion the aiinunl notllemeut
willi road ovpraeers Tor district No. 11,
w in Mpptoted.
E T. I'oe was appointed justice. oT
ill" pcaeo lu mid for Cowle picclnct
vlllnjjo.
T A. Iktlllli wns appointed toad
overseer for road district No. it
. The ulllciul bond of Win McClure u
oveiseor of district IS, and W W.
Wikiiphi ovei.-eer of road dlsluct 12',
was npproVQil.
On motion John llojko was appoint
ed mail .civoi seer of dlntrict ljrf, and
bi'nil appioved.
Ollloiat bond of .lohu Zlinmcruiau as
oveisoer of mad iltstiiol No. 2 was appioved.
Jin. ICudrna was appointed overseei
nf road district No. (JjjJ.
Annual settlement ot ovciaoor road
district No. 7 was approxod.
On motion plans and spcelfieatlons
I'm' court house weio adopted, samo to
be Hie plans of W. K. (Icrualdt, of
Omaha, and now on tile with the conn
ty cleric.
(.'. P. Evans appeared beforo the
hoard and olfered to continuo his con
tract, provided tlio boaid would agree
to pay him S'-i.l for extra labor and ex
pense Incurred on account or his being
unable to hire, labor at same pi Ice, as
he could have hired It at the lime of
original contract. Moved and second
etl that the olVor bo accepted, building
to bo moved by May first. Carried.
On motion L. Shank was appointed
overseer or road district 10J-J.-
Com. Chaplin asked for a :W foot
bridgo ono mile south of Lawrence on
county lino betwoen sections .iu nnu
J I. On motion Chaplin wns Instructed
to erect a 10-foot cement culvert.
Storey asked for one Idxlla arch cul-
vert anil H.iI2 arch curven, ooui i;j
miles west of Ked Cloud.
On motion Storey was authorized
mill instructed to build said culverts.
McCall nskod for cement floor and
wings for btidgo at Sutton's, in Wal
nut Creek. Ono '21 feet 21 inch tube
.oniPiit ford nt Clouds. Ono cement
bridge nt Arnold's and to finish bridge
in Harmony.
On motion McCall's request was
granted.
The following claims wcro grantctl:
P.il Amnnli 8 11 M
Webster County Argus -T2 '!"
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N5130 CLOTHCKAR
A Better Blue Serge SpedaS
Guaramceci
All ool and
Fast Color
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What's On Your Mind ?
Oh: That Old Hat !
We knew il, and have jul what you want d
in either a Stiff hat or one of those nobby i
soft ones thev are wearing on 5 th. avenue.
The prices won't startle you either, as we
are building trade by giving values that
bring you .back. We will expect you in,
and may we suggest that you lake a look
at the new suits for spring.
The Clollicvaft No. 5130 Blue Serge, special at 15.00
is bcllcr than ever -this senspn on account of the reduction
in the cost of wool. i
Clothcraft all wool suits $10.00 to 20.00
Kuppcnhcimcr all wool suits
$18 to 27. 50
New Shoes and Furnishing fo spring that will please you.
Jhe Gotaden-Kaley frothing Qo.
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Red Cloud's Foremost Clothiers
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RKGULAU PRICKS 10 and tic.
Fhbt show 7:30, Second 9:00. Matinee
Saturday nt 3 p. in.
I have the best into iu the county on
farm loans. See me and be convinced .
My motto-prompt service.
A. T. Wai.kkr.
A Perfect Corset
Perfectly Fitted
Feterita Seed For Sale
Write me
Reoleaued at a bargain
at once for price.
Ei.meh Thompson, Lebanon, Kansss.
Notice
Anyone interested iu cream Separa
tors should uot fall to call at my place
and see the DeLaval demonstration of
Cream Separators. Uko. W. Thine.
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NcFarland's
Cut
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Grocery
Sale
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Better
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All the Phones
F you have the least regard
for your good looks ana
your comtort, you warn. &
proper corset, properly fitted.
No matter what your figure
propprtions may be, you 'are
sure to find a stylish, com
fortable model that fits you
exactly in our. line of
J! C. C Corsets
Prices $1 to $6
When you see how soft, how
pliable and comfortable they
arc when you find vhat a
trim grace they impart to
your figure, you will wear no
other.
Our trained' corsetieres have
studied carefully the art of
corseting. Gome the first op
portunity you have and let
them help you select the best
suited to your individual
order.
p. o, Tarnure & Son
Agent s for
Pictorial Rovlow Patterns.
I,. II. ItlfU'UludirO "
.1. A. Burden.. " VS
Caldwell and Sjtowart 100 00
T. J. Cluplin ' 'M
enterprise l'ub. Co 1- 50
.lamt'H Blhcrton '- "0
John GillVcth : 00
O. D. HedKO M 88
W. (J. Hoffman -JO flu
A. C.Ilobincr -12 "0
Huffman Supply llouso , 11 73
State Journal Co "-
Mis. L H. KeaBlo ,... "'()
Klopp & Lluitlott Co 8 20
H. Ludlow 0 2fi
II. J. Maurer 40 ou
A.U. McArthur 09 7.1
Klovil McCall 77 15
B. E. MoFarland 25 88
Edith L. McKeighan 80 35
Miner Bros. Co M 48
Thoo Moulton 2 00
Q. Ohmstedu .' C7 35
K. S. Proudflt 50
Chas.Ueddon 3
School dlst SO 3 CO
S. Simpson 2 00
Onmt Rbl.ller 3 00
Frank Smith 3 75
Anna Belle Spanogle. .,. 30 30
Paul Storey 80 00
J A. Tomllusou v 7 80
P O. Turnurc & Son . .". 54 34
University Pub. Co 0 00
W.G.Warren .. 7 05
H. C. Wright 40 13
I A. Wullbrandt 17 30
Dr. Sanderson 6 00
V. E. Mnnrer 3 ()0
Chas. Bennett 3 10
G, A. Wells ; 3 00
Richard Greenhalgh 3 10
P. J. Thomas 3 10
W. H. Deacon r..... 3 10
M. II. Davis 1 10
E. Il.Korn 3 10
P. A. Gooit..; 3 10
Sidney Spracher 3 10
James Saunders 3 10
J. E Yost 4 50
S.M. Fletcher 17 27
Omer Wolfe 13 on
M A. Albright 82 2!)
Harry HoatH 20 OS
O.K. Cither 27 13
John Kullogg 2.1 SO
Weesner, foray & Go's
Cash Grocery Bargains this Week
2 lbs. Standard Pea8, reg. price 15 l-2c, now 10c
2 lbs. " Tomatoes, reg. price 10c, now - 08c
2 lbs. " Corn, price 10c, now - 08c
3 lbs. Punch sweet potat's, reg. price 15c, 12 l-2c
Punch Salmon, regular price 30c, now - 18c
Heinz' plum pudding, regular price 30c, now 25c
Fancy full cream cheese, reg. price 25c, now 20c
7 bars Bob White laundry soap, - 25c
8 bars white Russian soap, - 25c
Fancy Jap Rice at, per pound, - - 05c
20 pounds Best Cane Sugar, - - l.00
100 pound Sack Beat Cane Sugar,
Weesner, Perry & Co.
6-
Worth Crowing About
Comparison of results and profits before
and after using
Pica, tie. 60c, C0e, $1.00; ti lb. pail $i.S0
tha KttX tonic and condltlon-li ur to ta3u you a
permanent fritnd of U Prottt Product.
SatUadta Curaiteei r Mney lack
lratt Uee Killer. Powder-26e and Me. Alio
8prlng necessity. Sure death to all dangorouavemla,
gUfuio aubiUtutet; InMitoa Pratt.
i GttFratt$lt0paa Poultry Bk
Sold and guaranteed by QKOHQK W. THINK.
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SAVE YOUR C&CKS
Get A Chicken Life Saver
Effective Fly Fighting
Now U the time to begin HBhtliitf the
(ly. If litter, filth, and Karbiiruo of all
sortb arc removed from tho nlleym, bach
lots, and other places wtieiu suoh nc
cumulate, a loiifj htep would bo taUcu
toward Invltlnc; dy race suicide. The
ontoiuiilogifath of the Nebraska Uni
versity l-'arm nilvlsolthe extermination
ot these breeding places at once, for
t'ds is more cll'octlvo tiiau hours of ily
swattinif later iu the boason.
Si''nt f" JH'.H' IL II" ir T "CirTu-1-- i Jr naiiri -" r'nij mi
KJ"A ;.;. j'tv .jva.i'j ws.vimvaybiFn 'ji .TTrrrvfrrrr-
iTsirr-i .. m "zntfl't
an 1 ipiai t. or C. Ii. S. Oil and let tho
Ohtukb rid tliuiiiMdvi'i nf Id.'o and
Mites NV.)il(h ivhlle tln-y cat. Tho
cut hhoiv.s li.i.v. (iiiiirauU'Cil to
Ulllnll Llivii'id ouro Sgiv Iloail or
nionoy lufii'dcd, A A Saver
and nuirf or l h S. Oil pii'pald
for 8.1 SO (J ird i r!iiK8 parti Milars,
Chicken Life Saver Co.
2021 Ciinm'nlSt. - Onuiti.t, Ntbr.
Dr. J. C Caldwell
PHYSICIAN 6 SIIRCEOW
Calls Answered Day or Night
oillroTclphoncH: licit, Ui: Ind. ito.
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Office Over N. A. Albright's Store
Ked Cloud, -s- Nebraska
DR. CHAS. E. CROSS
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Red Cloud
Nebraska
We Have Aided
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