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VOLUME 10
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA. SKL'TEMHHlt Vi3, UHo.
NUMBER H9
It Isn't Hard To Save
It is only hard to start saving,
and that is only because you think
it is. Start saving today by
depositing whatever money you can
spare in this bank where the safety
of your money is guaranteed, not
only by us but by the Depositors
Guarantee Fund of the slate of
Nebraska.
WEBSTER COUNTY BANK,
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA
CAPITAL W2.-J.OOO
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If
SUITS
$10 to $25
HATS
'Snappy Styles
CAPS
"New Shapes"
3
"Up To Now"
MACKINAWS
"Great"
SWEATERS
"Latest Weaves"
Satisfaction Or Your Money Back
I PAUL STOREY
L. P. Albright Dies
In Omaha Monday
On lit Monthly evening sit a husplH
tut in Umtiliu, L. I' Aluiiglit, who vii9
taken thoro nbout two weeks ago for
medical tieattnont, died utter 11 sick
ness of several months tliinitiot).
Mr. L. P Albright was bom March
17, ISM in Milllln County, Ponnsyl
v.inln, mid was tit yours old.
He ciiuio to this 'county in 187s, iind
inimediHtoly bee.imo one of the lend
ing factors in the public life of the
eoinmunity. Ho was one of tlio organ
izers of the second bank in the city,
nnd was olio of the tmildets of the
St ii to HunU building, in which for a
number of years he acted as cashier,
lie was republican In politics, and was
active in matter's peitnlning to the
government of the city, county and
state. He served severarjeHrs as statu
bank examiner, pot foiniiug the duties
of that olllee with veal and ctlloienoy.
He was especially active in the religious
life of the county, and was enthusias
tic In Sunday school work. He was
for several successive terms Piesidont
of tln State Sunday School Association,
and the ability with which lie presided
over that body was attested by his re
peated elections. He was a nibmbor of
the A. O. U. V of the Masonic fra
ternity, and of the M. K Church, but
during the last few years his principal
support was given to the Congregation
al people.
Probably more than any other man
in the city he visited the houses of
mourning In this county, and consoled
the stricken and bereaved. How much
lie will be missed in the future cannot
well be estimated. How much his
presence has soothed in the past may
not be easily measured. He will be
long remembered by grateful thous
ands, who will recall the many acts
and words, of kindness which ho freely
gave while living, and whose me'mory
will ho an enduring memorial of his
service aud character.
In the year 1880 he was united in
mariiage to Miss Eugenia Sherwood
and to this union were born two child
ren, Sherwood Albright of Omaha and
Miss lotto of this city who together
with two brothers ami the sisters sur
vive him.
The t cumins wero brought to this
city Wednesday evening and funeral
services will ho held at. tho homo Fri
tiny afternoon at 'J.HO
Webster County Made
A Good Showing
The following is a list of our citizens
and the at tides wliii'h they won pre
miums on at the Statu Tail
(i.W. Hummel. White cap corn llh;
large yellow coin, Sntl, small jelltnv
corn 2nd. ently corn, !lrd; white dent
coin, '.'lid; white cupped dent corn, Ilrd;
white Flint coin, 1st; maiiglo boots,
Slid; summer scpiash, 2nd.
Tiank 1 1 tiller: Largo white dent
corn, 1st; late sweet corn, 3ud; mangle
beets, .Ird.
Oeorge Lindsey: Large calico corn,
2nd.
Harold Coon: Red pop eorn. 3rd;
table beots, Ilrd.
Chas. Loverchook: Castor bean, 1st;
musk melon, 2nd; Koclcy Ford canto
lone, 3rd.
Mr. Hruner: Khubarb, 1st.
Lawrence l'ieico: Yellow dent corn
on stalk, 4th.
Audi Crabill: White corn on stalk,
3rd.
Mrs. Mcintosh: Squash, 3rd.
Hyan Illrkncr: Mangle beets, 1st;
yellow onions, .Ird.
O. M. Cockrall; Hod onions Sntl;
small yellow corn tth.
i. jj. u. smitli: Hart leu roars
Large Crowds Enjoy
Free Entertainment
Saturday vlslttns evidently appro
elated the com tosy of the city business
men In thiowlug open the Tepee for
their entertainment Two bundled
and sivty nlno persons accepted tho
Invitation and "hit the Topeo hall" on
Satimhiy afternoon The band also
played some stirring tnusle on the
street which w.isgicatly enjoyed. Tho
men want it distinctly undoi stood that
these enteitalnnients nro fiee as water
and tlie nunc tickets that are used tho
more pleased everyone will bo.
Uamliiiastor Hot, has announced
that hohas prepared 11 very attractive
piograui for the tree baud conceit on
this Saturday afternoon, and the fret)
motion plctuies which will bo exhibit
ed at the I'epeo, will bo as gootl as
money can liu v. ltilug the children
and come to Red Cloud on Saturday to
do your trading. Uesldos tho fice en
tertainment, which the business men
arc ottering jou. you will find that
their prices, quantity and quality con
sidered, are as low ns tho lowest.
The Clothier
The Mill Of Justice
' Grinds Slowly Away
The following are the cases which
liavo been disposed of, so far, at tills
term of district court:
Aiuboy Milling & Elevator Compnuy
ts Ii. C. Harris, continued for torm.
Occidental Building it Loan Associa
tion vs Etherton, sale continued, deed
ordered.
Chas. V.. Ogllvie vs L. A. Glebe, con
tinued. Francis A. Vance vs L. A. Olcbe, con
tinued. .T. A. Denton, Executor vs Commer
cial Hank of Dluc Hill, jury discharged
after 117 hours deliberation, on account
of inability to ngreo.
Henry Vondorfecht vs Leo C. Smith,
verdict for defendant for 80
Peterson vs Jensen, sale confirmed.
Saunders Itros. vs S C. Shuck, judg
ment for plaintlns for S'.tlH.oO.
Matido 13. Paul s A 1). Orubon, ver
dict for deiendant.
Mcta Ehionboig s August Inter, ot.
al., Kilo confirmed, deed oideiod.
Ueeves A Co. vs John Haiter, ot. al ,
Bile oonliiuied.tlecd ordeted
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Ddrit Strain
your Eyes
you may
Ruin them
Come lo Us
for
Comfortable
NewjGlasses
IF YOUR EYES ARE "BOTHERING" YOU DO NOT LONGER DELAY
IN COMING TO US. YOU MAY IMPAIR YOUR EYESIGHT AND
BESIDES IT MAY LEAD TO NERVOUS DISORDERS OR SOME
SERIOUS TROUBLE.
WE DO NOT MEAN TO SCARE ANYONE, BUT YOUR EYES ARE
YOUR BEST FRIENDS-USE THEM WELL, FOR YOU NEED THEM
OFTEN AND A LONG TIME.
WE WILL GLADLY EXAMINE YOUR EYES AND IF YOU NEED
GLASSES WE WILL FURNISH THE KIND YOU NEED TO CORRECT
YOUR PARTICULAR TROUBLES AND SAVE YOUR EYE-SIGHT.
WE MAKE "QUALITY" RIGHT; THEN THE PRICE RIGHT.
E. H. NEWHOUSE
Jeweler and Optometrist
t?"C. B. & Q. Watch Inspector
Earl Webor was in Hastings Satur
day on business
John Gilbert and Max Mior attend
ed the county fair ut Franklin last
week.
Paul Pianois, tho popular salesman
ior Swift a Co , i id ui nod Sunday fioin
st .loo whute he had boon spending u
fow days.
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Ellis spoilt Sun
day in McCook with friends.
Cail Joruburg lotuinod home Sun
day from a shot t visit with rclullvos
niitl f i Sends.
Mr and Mis, J K Cliatioy are visit-'
lug their chlldititi at Superior this
week ami attending the NuokollH
County Pair at Nelson.
MR. FARMER:--
Are the dollars you spend for thresh
ing coal giving "value received."
"I!linois--Egg Size" produces more
steam units per dollar than any other
threshing coal on the market.
THE M ALONE-AYERY CO.
"TALK WITH US ABOUT CAL"
W. K. White:
1st.
Lyman Ksslg:
1st
Cole'h Quince apples,
Plums, 1st.
Miss Spanogle Entertains .
On last Friday evening Miss Hollo
Spauoglo cntet taiued a number of
guosts at her homo at a patty in honor
ofDoisey Baird of Hastings. The
gamo ol "Sommorsot" was tho princi
pal attraction of the evening's entei
taimiiont An auction was also hold,
nnd a fow musical numbois weto
rendored. Shoibeit, cako and collec
was servod during tho ovenlng, nnd ut
u late hour tho guests tlepaited for
their homes nil icportlnguhnt thoy
had spout a very enjoyable evening
B. W. Stewart Gives In
Mi and Mis S. L Chaplin of 107
South Twenty-fifth street nnnounco
tho engagement of thuir daughter,
Claudia Hirdio to llranson Washburn
Stewart of Rod Cloud, Nebr. Tho
marriage will take place- curly in
October. State Journal.
Laying aside good etiquette but wo
just can't wait hence wo rise to con
gratulate you, Dranson.
The Chief Is It-Do You Get It?
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OUR LINE of Winter Coats is now complete and we in
vite your inspection. You will have an unusual oppor
tunity to see a splendid display of the newest styles and materials
of the season. You will also be interested in our showing of
beautiful Dress Fabrics for Fall and Winter. All the newesl
weaves and colors.
All Out of Town Customers Will Do Given F'reo Tickets To The
Topco Thcatro Saturday Afternoon. v Ask For Them.
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