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BSD CLOUD. NEBRASKA, $ H 1 1 F
Pianos and Musical Merchandise
UNDERTAKING
LRDY RTTENDHNTl
Catls Answered Day or Night
ED. AMACK
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ALL THE PHONES
1916 A National Park Summer
TliN Is koIiik to be a (fiiln hcas ii for Rocky Mountain Pinks, - (ilueler,
Yellowstone mi I Uttos IMilis -all on the HiuliiiKtonV tlinmti sol vice lilies
These I'ailis, with their wealth of scenery, their inip;iiltlcle.iit "out-of iloors,"
liuvo Kt'oii tlu-lr jjrlp on Kas'ern people.
The have iieuiby, tin- llliick Mills with tlu-lr foio-ts anil lint Spiini, tl o
I)iK Horn M niu'tilii aliout S'liirlilim, with tlu-lr pli-tun-xpu- ild ranches jjiven
over to iiuhIi-iii tourists, also tin; runt-li resorts beyond lid. in the Absaiokns.
Thu wholu Koelcy Mountain e nuitiy has so many vacation spots to offer
mill the Iturlltijjton has so ninny iittraotlvc circuit inoiiniiiiti ,toui.s, that It is
Impossible luie to describe tlii-iu III detail.
Koiitl for booklet of tin- locality and the tour you liuvt- In mind. Shall It
be Yollowsto-ie, with Its ninety-mile mito ncer.lM tour via tin- Coily GutcwHj?
Shall it he Glacier I'aik, the cllmix of thu soctile grandeur of thu Rockies;
The Burlington Is Essentially the Circuit Tour Route of all
Rocky Mountain Park Ttavol. Let tho May Bhow You,
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Farmers Listen!
Stock Raisers Stop!
Clean out and clean up do not be
deccivcd-WORMS DO KILL
Farmer's Friend Remedies
DOES REMOVE THEM
Give us a chance to show you, that's
all we ask. Demonstrations made
free. Results GUARANTEED.
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White oh
Fiionk TO
W. H.
He will endeavor to
all the name Implies,
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IF YOU WANT A
PNUPNT OH fl PMER
Made Right, Lettered
flight And Treeted Right
SEE:
OVERING BROS. & CO.
Makers of Artistic Monuments
Red Cloud, Nebraska
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HENRY COOK, M. D.
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DRUGS, HOOKS, STATIONKRY, SCHOOL
SUPPLIES AND TOILET ARTICLES
l II Mlmr Dt s. s. luard.-it.M H '
M mam r Yeli miar In i Imriso
C. H. Miner Serum Co.
-I'ltiUM i u-
Artti Hog Cholera Serum
Uctl Cloutlr Nt lir.isku
Wire or Phono nt Our Expense
U. S. Veteilnarv License No.
DR. CHAS. E. CROSS
DENTIST
OVER STATE BANK
Red Gloud "' Nebraska,
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McFARLAND BUILDING
N. B. Bush, Ticket AKdit, Red Cloud, Nehr.
L. W. Wakoley, (iHiicrul l'assenKer Atfeiit
KKi I Kuriiiiiii Street, Onialiu, Nehr.
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TABER "Sir-
show you that they are
FARMER'S FRIEND
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IS IN
lull lul
KODAKS
neiter Kodak Finishhm
And Developing.
A Full Lino of Supplies
KOI.I.S HKS KI.OPKP ldc
MAIL tOlll! OlIDEil 10 US
Stevens Bros.
Dr. R. V. Nicholson
Dentist
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
-omccovEi; auhuquvs sroRB
SOME GOOD IN VIVID COLOR
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Frenchmen Found Their Red Capti
Useful In Signaling to Their
Alert Comrades.
Tho French have, with the oncom
ing of wlntor, put into ubo tho recent
ly adopted groat coat for Infantry. It
Is not, an heretofore, a dark blue, but
a bluo-grny. Tho French havo left
to their IJrltlsh allies the khaki color,
innd they could not mlopt tho gray
gri'on hue which had already been
choi.cn by tho Germans. So they m
cepted a blue, which Is neutral and
ifrom a distance scarcely visible. It
blends with thn fog of tho morning
and tho smoke of battle.
As for red, it Is now definitely pro
scribed. Tho vermilion military cap
'Is covered with blue. So the foot sol
diers hereafter clothed in shaded
'foggy wear will uttract less attention
'from tho enemy. "Hut," says I.o Crlo
do Paris, "If red offers In time of war
greater danger to the wearer, it may
on occasion present some advantages.,
Tho other day a wounded Boldler re
counted how ho nnd several of his
icotnrades wandered Into a position In
mdvnnco of tho French lines. As they
were taken for Germans every tlmo
0110 stuck his nose above tho trench
they drew tho fire of our soldiers. All
nt once nn Idea came to them. They
put on tho ends of their bayonets
ithelr red caps from which thoy had
removed tho cover. Tho firing censed
land they were enabled to return to
their countrymen. This tlmo It was
,tho red that bavod them."
PROPER CARE OF TIMEPIECE
Delicate Mechanism Will Give Better)
Service If Never Vound Up to
Extreme Limit.
Thousands of excellent timepieces
.aro damaged by being wound too tight
ly or permitted to run until they nrq
'almost run down.
Thu mechanism of n watch or clock
will wear longer and render morej
valuable service if not placed under;
a strain.
Tho best timepieces will bo more
nearly accuruto If they nro wound not'
too tightly and never nllowed to run
completely down.
Tho most satisfactory way to wind1
an eight-day clock Is to wind It twlco
dn thnt many days, and to wind it only.
Uinlf or a llttlo more than half way
each tlmo. This keeps tho machinery
free from nny unusual strain, and thu
works will conttnuo to render effi
cient work much longer than when
thn clonk Is permitted to run tho tlim
limit and then wound up to its ut
most capacity.'
A watch that Is wound twice in
twenty-four hours will give moro per
fect satisfaction in tlmo than if th.
watch Ib wound up tight onco every
twenty-four hours, as most persons d..
Do not permit tho watch to run
.down, and only wind It a part of tho
amount needed to wind It up com
pletely. Famous Woman Inventor.
Miss Margaret E. Knight, who died
recently, Ib an exaraplo of woman
vUiom) brain could work as readily on
mechanical lines as on household
lines. It Is said that Miss Knight
patented 87 Inventions and that her
picture has been hung In the patent
oftico In Wnuhington.
Miss Knight may havo been tho
youngest Inventor among women, as
she invented, when she was twolvo
years old, a stop-motion device for
preventing the steel-tipped shuttles of
mill looms from falling out and in
Jurlng the operators.
Ono may Invent hourly, and yet pro
duco nothing practical, but the truo
test of Miss Knight being a success
ful inventor Is aiitwered by tho fact
that most of her patented inventions
wero taken up by manufacturers. A
machine she Invented fcr making and
folding square-bottomed paper bugs In
1S71 is still in use, and a tin can which
she Invented only n few years ago
was at once taken up by several can
nors Most of her Inventions related
to rubber, cotton and shoe machinery.
Women Lawyers' Journal. '
Oone Two Years, Dog Reappears.
The happiest fox terrier in the
world today is Gyp, but he Isn't any
happier than tho household of his
owner, Kdwurd Sayre, of Orangeburg,!
X. Y. ir the family had been given!
to wall mottoes It would have hung!
up ono that read: "What Is homo)
without Gp?" but after the call of al
thief two years ono tho homo was
without Gyp.
The family was at dinner tho other
day when a whining and scratching
was heard at the door. Dorothy Sayre.
six years old. opened It and in w allied
Gyp. The dog was gaunt nnd too
weak to hark In his Joy. He wero a
license Issued In Mechanlcstown, (')
miles from there.
Europe's Population.
People are In th' habit of thinking
of China as tho n.ont densely j opu
lated laud In the woild. The great
loss of life whli h iibiinlly atimdi
Hoods tn I'hlna hilp to uulnfiii tli's
Idea IVw peopl realize that Ha
rope's population Is lightly denser
than that of China.
According to census, the Inhabitants
of China number KIO.OOO.OOO. As
China Is about one-tenth larger than
Europe, tho density of population of
tho two slightly favors Europe.
Flagrant Dishonesty.
A nugget of gold has been found In
tho crop of a Mnrylund chicken. Will
It never bo pobblhle to keep dishonest
farmers fn-m weighting. their fowls In
this tuaiine: 7
Weather Report For May
Temperatnie: Men" 01; maximum
OS 011 the Oi h; minimum :io mi tin- t.
PlfcCijiltliti 11: Total S"jJ liiehe.
Number ol (lay-Oii-ur 18, purity
uloiiih .'I, cloudy In.
I n i") ot fmt I, 'ght mi tt
Ditebof -Tliiiiiiler-toitii- 10
Prei'ullli'K wtii'l -I Ireeiioii N W In
duvs.
Ki'iiiailc: Kalnfitll since .1 hi. I t
.-p.in inches
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In The DIM riot Court of Wi list it tloiint .
Pti.liraska
Klliku ( i.i'tuul
(.coruM. Ilmvunl, l'l:ilntll!i.
v.
W I llhi tn I llounnl. Alice llowurd.
M:ir l. Mllchel, lnliti Mllcliel.
r.thil I,. Coin Ciuitit.l, llnwanl.
Alice; UkIiWooI, Saniile II. l.li(liUot.
Harold II. Pope. l'loil V. Pope, dkiiii C.
Pope.
I'lorcnce M, pnn, nml Wlnfrul Pope,
lliinrdliin nt siiltl Unrolil II. Popciiiiil
(luarilliin of I'lo.wl V. I'iiie Mini niinntliiti ot
(IU1111 K. I'M" ami (licirillau ot I'loreiiei M.
Pope, Deli mlniits.
Tin atiuvi naiiieil 11011 resilient itHleiulntils,
Wllllafn J. Ilnuiinl. All.e llouiiul. Mary P.
Mllcliel, John Mllcliel. Cthel I., foe. Kintiia
.1. Ilowanl. Alice l.lijlitfoot. Mituuel II. I.k'lil
toot. Unrolil II. Pope. I'loyil V. Pope. Illeini
I:. Pope, ami Wlnfrul Pope, (liinnllaii of Mild
Harold II. Popeamt uiiardlnn of l'lo)il V.
Popcaiid liiiaritliill of lilt nil K. Pope and
(luarilliin of I'loreiice M. Pope, will tnkc
notice that on the ITtli day of May 1 11 fi. Die
ahovc named plalntlllsllled their petition In
tin- district court of Webster county, Submit
ka.nualnst ou and the resident defendant,
t'lurrliie M. Pope, ItupUniled with )ou, the
ohji et nnd prayer of u hlch Is to conllriii the
Nharesand Intertttsof the seveml parties to
Hald action, In and to the follouliiK descrlliul
real estate. I., lot thirteen anil foiirtten In
lllock fmiriti n In Sinllh ami Moore's Addi
tion to Red Cloud, Welister county, Neliras.
kn.aud for a partition and dhlslon of xal
n al esta'e. iiiiioiik the parties entitled tin re
toaccordliti; to the respictlve shares of hiilii
parties, or, It a partition cannot he had with
out Injury to the rlhts tn the parties In Inter.
(Ht, tin 11 for a sale of said premises, and a
division of 'he procci ds of n:iM sale milium
tho pm lies thereto entitled, according to
Hit Ir respective rUhtN, alter pay tin lit of the
costs of thlsncllon,
You nrorui Hired to answer said petition on
or before tin- 17th day of .Inly. Ililii, or the
same will be
rendered In
tin reof.
Hatul Mil)
taken as true and Judgment
accord:! me with the prayer
:o. nmi.
Kllska ( oeaud
(ieorue.M, Ilowanl. Plallitllts.
Ily I'rauW.I. Muttday,
'llulr Attorney. -'j;i
Report of the Condition
ofi'iif-:
Webster County Bank
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA.
Chartir No. Iiil.i. Incorporatid In theStaleot
Nebraska. ut the close of business May 'Jlth
1 1Mb'.
Ilhsnf-Ks:
Loans and IMscoiints iXj.Wi.'O
Overdrafts, sictned nnd imsi cured . 7(1.7!i
I'urnlUire and Fixtures I..VW.(Hi
Current expenses and taxes paid . 3.&)H.'.
Hue from national and statu
banks msttcra
Checks and Hems of exchange '-.17 77
Currency t.KUiuo
(told coin sryoo
SIImt. nickels and cents IH1.I1J
Total cash 011 hand . W,7.W.!V
Total j r.l.7JM.7t
i.iaiiii.itiks:
Capital stock paid in SJJ.W1 0
Surplus fund ."i.oou.uj
Undivided prollU .. 7,!Wt).7l
Individual duposlts subject
to check 7H,7l(i -li
Time nnd Domntul certi
ficates of deposit 3H.IA.lt
Total Deposits UJ.HIl.:i7
Depositors' mmrnuty fund . SW7.ttt
Total f 131,7X71
sr.T:iiFNi:iut.sK., iKH
County ol Webster. (
l,S. It. Fi.oiivnck. cashier ot the nlove
named hank, do hereby swear that thealMne
statement Is a correct nml truo copy of Hurt-port
made to the state llaukliiK Hoard.
s. It. Fl.nltANCK,
ATl'i-si-: Cashier.
II. V. MiKii, Hlnctor.
C. .1. Poi'K, Director.
SubscrllH'd and sworn to before me this
mil day of .1 une I'.lll!.
(sKM It K It N Mill MlXKV),
Notary Public
Dr. A. E. Boles
OSTEOPATH
Physical Diagnosis Labaratory
ConkI'U.vtiiiv wi) KwMiNvrtON Km 1.
'Os'eopttliy the SkIlmico of Healing
by Adjustment." (JIvhi to tlte
World by A. T J-till, A I). 1-71
OFFICE OVER NM5NI .SHOE K10UE
itoin piidms liKn ci.oi n. NKHit
R. E, CAMP, 0. .
Chiropractor
mimes l"'li '"''' ai J
I Uill l!.-.l K.1
forulunn I ItaNOerled nabs. Indrne
J dent pnnneK on ill. Write wire or cal
? Red Cloud, Ni.uk.
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: COL. J. H. ELLINGER'
; AUCTIONEER i I
J Is now nnil to place your salt datts, .
Ask an one an to my iiiiallllralloiis !
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THE HOOSIER
SAVES MILES OF STEPS
m iiyj - .h.1 rrfc -i
Wmi IJ ctHLJ iiTOTTTlfllw' iW
MviLllpsWslBfcMMM Ix?!joB D HtHiUI
Come in and let us demonstrate them to you
For Sale by
ROY SATTLEY
Licensed Embalmer
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Hear R. Buell, Sunday
11 a. m), at the Christian Church
at 10 a. m. Mr. Cather will
lead the Men's Bible Class
8 p. m., at the Orpheum
Orchestra and Chorus Will Furnish Music
Mr. Buell is an able speaker and
the people should plan to hear him -
YOU ARE WELCOME
FARM
"CANT-SAG"
lAln l-v rilin(,i V ntn an t
yy u uvueve tiiciu is jiu uuiici yuiu UL any price J
than the "Cant-Sag" and there is no gate that can be
uuuyiii iui less iiioiicy.
Come in and let us convince you that, in this
instance, the best is the cheapest.
Please pay particular attention to this word
CANT It spells the best.
i PI ATT
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Have Started to Handle
BREAD
FRESH
DAILY
IN THE
SANITARY WRAPPERS
VROll HASTINGS
WALTER W. MARSHALL
THE SANITARY GROCERY, IN RED CLOUD
N.w Rule, on Farm Loans
I can now in the yen a lower r.itu on
Farm i.oHiis tlmn was evi r miiilo in
this county before Uest ojition plven
v
unoaguaigoofi
dOOQ floy tnotuoj tin
Furniture Dpnlpr f
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GATES
FARM GATES
n. L n 4 1 a . X A .
&r ETDFtrC
x 1XLjLjU i
nml money always rcmly I also have
private money to loan on reasonable
terms Please write me or call for mo
ntStnteliank, IteaU'oud. C. F. Until-
5c 1
10c J
Loaves 1
DELIVERED TO I
YOUR HOME I
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