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CITY AND COUNTY NEWS
Miss Ruby Manuel, of the Washing
ton school will spend the holidays vis
iting licr parents In Kearney.
J. C. Askwlg and Ray ( Langford
were visiting In the Tryon vicinity
Friday where they attended a sale.
Will Votuw, of the Mnywood vicin
ity, was visiting in the city Saturday
with friends and transacting business.
Mrs J. N. Honner returned Friday
from Omaha where she spent u few
days visiting friends and shopping.
Miss Dcssio Crnmlcll, one of tho tea
chers in tho schools, left Saturday for
Overton to spend the holidays with
her parents.
Miss Ilildognrd Clinton arrived
homo Friday evening from Lincoln to"
spend tho holidays In tho city with
Clinton.
Miss Cninia B. Smith, principal of
tho Lincoln school, left Saturday
for Farloy, la., to spend tho holidays
with her parents.
Tho stork visited tho homo of Mr.
and Mrs. John Reynolds 410 West
Eleventh street and deposited a son
by name of Ivan George.
Miss Margaret McGinley and Miss
Jassamlne Flynn leave this week for
Council Hluffs and Lincoln whoro they
will visit relatives through tho holi
days. T. J. Paldock was able to lie out
Saturday after an illness of several
days. Ho suffered nn attack of ap
pendicitis, but was ablo to get over
it without an operation.
I still have some domestic vncnuum
and reliable electric cleaners on hand
that would mako useful Christmas
gifts. Mrs. M. V. Mitchell, Red 104. 1
Austin Ucddell is reported on the
sick list.
B. T. Kcliher arirved in tlie city
Saturday from Omahn to spend
Christmas with his folks in this city.
Ho is an agent for tho Western Insur
ance company with headquarters in
Omaha.
C. E. Ward and Ed Crowe, of the
Flntts- vicinity, wore visiting in tho
city on business Friday afternoon and
Saturday C. D. Sawyer, of Keystone,
was visiting in tho Saturday on
business.
Old timers, do you hanker for buf
falo meat. If so, you can buy it at
Marti's meat market, sent direct from
Pawnee Rill's buffalo ranch. 93t2
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Letts returned
Saturday evening from Omaha where
Mr. Letts was confined in a hospital
for somo time for an operation. Mr.
Letts had a very rapid recovery and
his many friends here will bo glad tii
hear of his gaining strength.
Roys and girls interested in the
pony contest should remember that an
other watch will be given away Satur
day to tho contestant having the high
est number of votes Tho ballot for
this watcli will close at midnight
Thursday.
Attend Dixon's Christmas sale, it
means dollars to you.
Ccorgo McGinley and two sons of
Keystone, were visiting In tho city
last week with Mr. McGinley's sister,
Miss Margaret on east Fifth street.
Arthur Tramp returned liome Sat
urday evening from Atchison, Ivans.,
whoro ho atending the Lutheran col
lege. Collogo life seems to agree with
him as he is looking huskier than
ever
The case of Win. G. Reatty vs. the
Union Pacific railroad company was
decided Friday evening in the district
court by tho jury and the plaintiff
was awarded damages to the amount
of ono hundred twenty-five dollnrs
with costs of the action. The suit was
for 100.99 and was recently decided
In tho county court in favor of tho
plaintiff and was appealed to the dis
trict court.
When a city subscriber to Tho Tri
bune pays a year's subscription he
receives 1500 pony votes. Contestants
should remember this and Insist that
their friends pay their subscriptions
in order that they, the contestants,
may get the pony votes. We issued
many thousands of votes lust week,
and will probably issue a greater
number this week.
Suit was filed Saturday in the
county court by the Holcombe Cattle
company a corporation, against C. A.
Feathers to replevin a certain gas en
gine fitted with a pumping Jack and
other npppliances. Plaintiffs allege
that tho englno Is held wrongfully by
tho dofondant. They ask for restitu
tion of tho property with damngos of
fifty dollars which thoy claim is duo
thorn. Thoy also ask for costs of tho
action.
.Mothers' Fiunrltc.
"I glvo Chamberlain's Cough Romo
dy to my children when thoy havo
colds or coughs," writes Mrs. Vorno
Shaffor. Vandorgrlft, Pa. It always
holps thorn nnd is far suporior to any
other cough medlcino I havo used. I
advlso anyone In need of uch a med
i lno to give it a trial ' For ial bv
ill il db-rs
Lutheran Christmas Pny Sen Ice.
In the morning at 7 o'clock tho
following service of music will bo
given:
"Hallowed Night", by the men.
Processional, "Come Hither ye
Faithfu.l" tho choir.
"Tho Sound of Holy Voices," Esther
Sandnll and choir.
"A King Shall Reign," Messrs
Thompson and Yost and choir.
"There were Sliepards," Mrs. Huff
man nnd tho choir.
"Thq Guiding Star," quai'tclto.
Messrs. Moore. Shaeffer, Thompson
and Yost.
Duet. Mrs and Miss Huffman.
Offertory, offering and prayer.
Trombone solo, Mr. Arthur Tramp
"The Christmas Message", soprano
obligato. Miss Marie Rowen and the
malo quartette.
'"Rejoice Greatly,", the choir
Solo, Miss lrma Huffman.
"Oh for a Thousand Tongues," Mr.
Moore nnd the choir.
This promises to bo a good service
and will not bo repeated in full.
There will also bo a program in
tho evening by tho Sunday school. The
title of tho servico U3cd will bo "On
Chrislmns Day."
Corporal Ion is now Formed.
The corporation of the Yeomen
lodge for tho purpose of carrying on
the business was formally formed at
tho meeting Friday evening and the
articles of incorporation were adopted.
It is now started on a sound business
basis and the subscription lists are
in tho hands of a committee for the
salo of stock.
Tho corporation has secured the
lots known as tho llershey property
across tho street from the post office
building and they are contemplating
putting up one of the finest buildings
In tho city on tho quarter block. The
plans for this building are already
drawn and as soon as enough stocks
are sold tho arrangements will be
made.
Those slocks arc for the entire pub
lic to invest in. They sell at the par
value of one hundred dollars each and
can be secured by paying twenty-five
dollnrs down on January 1st and five
dollars per month until paid for. Tlie
draw six per cent Inerest and are
firmly secured by tho assets of the
corporation They are conceded a
good investment and the public is in
vited to invest.
Another Watcli Award.
Contestants in the pony contest are
about the liveliest people in town
these days, and they aro soliciting
votes with all tho enthusiasm of their
young natures. Tho ballots for the
second watch award closes at mid
night Thursday and the time-piece will
bo awarded at tho Crystal theatre Sat
urday afternoon. The count of votes
Thursday night will bo much larger
than at the count two weeks ago,
when tho total run into the hundreds
of thousands. Tho increase will be
due to tho big Cliristmas trade which
the pony stores have had during the
past two weeks.
Ten Dollars and Ten I)ii)s.
The two men who were arrested
Thursday for stealing a coat from
Julius PIzer appeared before Magis
trate Major Walker Friday afternoon
and drew ten days in jail and tint -'
of ten dollnrs and costs each Th tr i
court names were given as J. li Rt !
aud A. Antios. Tho court also mad
them pay for the coat whidi w.i
torn when they Jerked it off tin- buc.u
In
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Strength.
Tor Sale
700 acres of land In eastern pait it
Logan county, 4 miles to railroad
station. Fenced and cross-feme d s
room sod house, well, wind mill with
steel tower, nbout 100 acres level, bul
anco rolling,; 00 acres cultiwttn)
mako good dairy ranch; price $G prr
aero; will take residence in North
Platte as part payment.
04tl It. N. LAMP I
Will Tear Down Coal Chutes.
J. T. Murphy received instructions
Friday from headquarters to tear
down the old coal chutes on the north
side of the tracks near Locust htni
and the work be started as soon us
possible. The chutes are out i i
pair and servo only as an vr'
without any particular valu Mr
Murphy is now busy getting runh nn
the ice harvest and as soon a thit
Is finished the chutes will In t iKi n
away
Curd of Tlinuks.
We desire to thank the nuglilmi
and friends for their many uts oi
kindness during tho sicknessanddi .ith
of our husbaiid and father and for Hit
beautiful floral tributes sent.
Mrs. Johnnnas Doebko nnd Fumil
B CONCKNTKATINO tin- sun's ras through a ila-s tin- heal demed il locued. is Milhuent l s( jhic a piece nf dry
wood. These sameias st-aiten .1 oer a large aiei hunisli (nl heal enough to -up;l w.umlli lo the arth. hut rumen,
(rated 'and focused on one jnent a powerful hurninj heal is .1 uv..l
Concentration and Co-Opt i
Miss Monlclo left Saturday for I)n
vor whero she will spend the lioli
days with relatives.
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,i tiiioii i;w nuiiw milium.
First conies Co-Opt i.ilie i
K a imi t of purpose. 1 In n
i onies conccntrnlion ol tin-Co-Operation
lo one point
on one work. In com enlia
tion. Co-operation then, tin i
is strength, whether il he
morally, physically or hn.in
eially.
This- big FaniiK Piano
Sale is concentrated, Co-Op-erathe
work and by its lone
you, individually, are en
abled to obtain ridiculousK
low prices and worth while
benefits in the purchasing of
our piano or player.
Many hundreds of indi
vidual purchasers are joined
for this one economical purpose and ihe ate eouceutialing then united elloils to (his store.
We prepared for this volume of business by puichasing a gieal number ol instruments,
enough to supply the usual six months demand. So theie is one here for )ou. on also
can obtain these low prices and terms and all ihe other benefits, by adding your purchasing
strength to this mighty body.
I .el us show you the wonderful effects of buying and selling an immense quantity of
instruments in a short time, six weeks, come and see for yourself just how much failher
our dollars will go now.
It will be a longtime before von again lme this opportunity.
Come today or tonight, no trouble to show you and you are not obligated lo buy.
Other I'Ynturcs and llcnelils,
Kit-.. Which Do Not Cost You
a Penny.
Terms on pianos as low as
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We will make n fair allowance for
)our old piano in cxcluiiitrinu; for a
phi)cr-piauo.
PIANOS Kualie, A. II. Chase, ScliaciYcr, Me
I'liuil, Packard, Price A: Teeple, It. S. Howard,
hlmliall, llrinltcrlioiT, Smith A. Panics .Marshall
A. Wendell, Wilson, Crown, Holland, (Juston,
YVillard.
PLAYi:ii-PIVNOS Price A Teeple, . P.
( base, Vitlstlno, ScuciTer-Hnriiiaiiolo, pollo,
( ronn-Coiiibiiioln, Viitopluno, Hoffman.
riti:i: TKIAIj For thirty days you
may try out tho piano you select in
your home. If at tho end of that time
you do not want to keep It, notify us
and wo will send for tho piano and
return to you every cent you havo paid.
nu:i: i:xchan(ji: imuyilkui:
Any tlmo within one year you may ex
change your piano for a player or n
higher priced instrument and wo will
allow you all that you havo paid.
run: pi:livi:hm:s ah pianos
or players aro put in your homo free
ol charge. This applies to exchanges
also.
Wi: C.lVi: PIMM: with each piano,
a stool to mntch and a scar)
WAItHANTMIS Kach of tho now
pianos offered you aro guaranteed
against all defects, somo ilvo years,
some a life tlmo, by tho makers On
top of that wo givo our personal war
ranty, doubly protecting you
8! . vt wism- warn."' i
'c, r. . ) h - i" - . ra3&ts yap- -vL
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NI.W PIANO
saiiK imi i no $2(l.'
M PINO
S IA I'ltlCH $1!!).7."
M PI,A1. PIANO
SALK I'HICK $!I17
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.Hrs.. .ncCIiilii's Ilxperlenco With
Croup
"When my boy, Hay was small he
was subject to croup, and I was nlwas
alarmed at such times. Chamberlain's
Cough Hemedy proved far better than
any other for this troublo. It always
relieved him quickly. I am never
without It In tho houso for I know It
is a positive cure for croup," writes
Mri W It MfCl.iin Ml.iirsvllle Pi
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salk rinci: $is:i.".-)
M PINO
svli ik hi: $i;2.r.
Gaston Music
Clinton's Jewelry Store. Open Evenings
Other Slores, Keanic), Grand Island and Hastings.
opyrlght 1911 ' W Mtf'OMUISS Heprodii" Imn in part or vliul. po Hivtlv pruh lnt l
5?ES?n7S3:
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SVLK IMJK'i: $:i7."
Infornuiiion Coupon
( ut out, III! In, Nlgu, send to us today.
GASTON MUSIC CO
CJentlcinon- Kindly send mo list of
Co-Operative Hargains of p1,""
not to exceed $ in prico
and Hie t rms on same. . . .-
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