to
HF
ll you will eat more
Uneeda Biscuit
you can do more work, enabling you to cam
more money, so that you can buy more
Uneeda Biscuit
do more work and earn still more money.
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
flemsy flutes From Neighboring xomns I
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GATHERED FROM OUR EXCHANGES
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RIVERTON
(From tho Review.)
Ed Wilcox suffered a mild attack of
tonsillitis this week.
Ralph Tnors sold n span of mules
two and a luilf yours old for $280
It U reported that John Wiekstrom
and Virdlo Holdrepo were married in
San DicRO, Gal.
Mr. Campbell of B dlairo, Knn wa
in town Thursday with n view of
opening an nrt gallery here.
Mr. Horrick, Hunter & Son, Taylor
Ready and John Sclictinnninn had
stock on the Kansas City market this
week.
-
FRANKLIN
(From the Sentinel.)
Chas. Mnokii was down to St. Joe
the first of tho week with cattle.
Dr. Bverlv reports tho arrival of a
son at August Schwabauer's Thursday.
Miss Clara Beitel entertained a num
ber of her young frionds Wednesday
night.
A. R. Barnes went to Marshall
county, Kansas, to attend tho funeral
of a brother.
Moore Mercantile Co. aro arranging
tho counters and shelviugs in tho Got-
tie building preparatory to .moving. i
Grovor Much and Albort Francisco)
woro arrested ho fore part of the
week on complaint of A. C B trues for
stealing two doz-'ii chickens which
were sold to P. K Dill & Son for $1
Barnes readily identified eight of his
chick-Mis in Dill's coop, tho rest hav
ing lioon shipped. Finch sold the
chick.nis and Francisco help deliver
them. The former plead guiltv before
Police Judge l't ck, and was lined 810
and cost?, $1 DO. Unable to raise the
amount he was committed to jail.
SMITH CENTER
(From tho M'essonger.)
W. H. Nelson received word last
week that his mother had died at her
home at TitusvHlo, Pa.
Rov. R. H. McCol lough recoived a
telegram this morning, announcing
tho doatli of Ids mother at Maryland,
Thursday.
A surprise party waj Riven at tho
homo of Milo Dinioud and wifo in
honor of their son Merrill last Thurs
day evening.
John Farnn9 aid his sister, Mrs. II
A. Myers, wife of County Treasurer
Myers, dopartod for Cltirimln, Iowa,
Thursday evening. A telegram Tues
day announced tho death of their
father.
After n long and lingering illness of
rhoumuio trouble, Wesley Hawkins, a
well known pioncor of Washington
township diod at his homo early Fri
day morning. The deceased lias boon
a resident of tho locality in which he
diod for thiity years.
Miry Elizabeth Weaver, oldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Woavor of Crystal Plains township,
died at tho homo of her parents, Wed
uesday,' February 14, 190G. She had
been sick most of her life and her
doath was not unexpected. Tho im
mediate cause of her death was sup
posed to bo a partial stroke of paral
ysis. Mr. Juotin E. Johnson and Mis-
Mary K Best were united in marriage
(it the home of tho bride's parents at
Vermillion, Smth; Dak ta, lint Wed
nesday. Tho gtoom is one of Smith
Center's jewelers, having come from
South Dakota here about three yearn
ng). The bride has been one of Smith
Center's talented young ladies for
about tli roe years.
SUPERIOR
(From the Journal )
Tuesday, live oals from the stove
set lire to the H tor of Frank BrokawV
house, and burned a hole in it.
The Superior Cattle Co. shipped
seven cars of cattlo Monday, sending
four to Omaha, and tho balanco to
Kansas City.
Arthur Blazer met with a very pain
ful accident whilo working with a tele
phono company in St. Joe, Monday,
by falling from a 15 foot ladder which
broke, injuring hU back
Alice Carter MiCall, tho little dniigh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A McCall,
southwest of Superior, died Tuesday,
at tho ago of ejght months. Tho fun
eral tok placo at tho homo Thursday.
The denth of Robert Kdwards oc
curred Fridav, Februarv 0 190G He
had been suffering from kidney and
xtonrich trouble for over two years.
HU weakened b dy could not endure
tho effects of a carbuncle which came
on his throat about n week ago. The
skill of physicians and the love and
cure of family and friends were power
Was to stay tho hand of tho Grim
Rapor. He was in the thirty Hist year
of his age. Kunera! services woro hold
at Valley View school house.
clai.n on Oik crooK, where he ha
lived for thirty-six vents. , tiled at
tho age ol T. years and 'J mmi'lis.
BLUE HILL
(From tho Leader.
A. 1). B kor shipped stock to Kmsas
City Wednesday.
Work on the basement of tho Chris
tian church is progressing nicely.
Mrs llnzeli igg has gone to Ik r home
in Kuisns, after closing her meetings
Otto Mo.seiitino has purchased the
Clarenro Frame residence property in
tho west pai t of town.
Mrs J. W McC y entertained her
Sunday school class of litil- Imjh at
her homo Saturday afternoon.
Tho bi-ket supper at the Paugh
school house Friday night was well at
tended and all report a good time.
Poter Merton. Jr, was called to
Bladen Monday to conduct the funeral
of the little babe of Mr. Bay of Grand
Island.
Tho revival meetings at tho Chris
tiii.ii church closed Monday evening
During tho meetings there were 51
accessions to tho church.
Flossie Qnijglo of Roscmont, who
has been sick for so long with typhoid
fever, died Tuesday. Tho bereaved
family are sympathized with in their
loss. Tho funeral s irvicos woro held
Wednesday, E. G Reos, preaching the
sermon.
LEBANON.
(From tho Times.)
Born, t Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Adonis,
a son, .Tuesday morning.
Tho lifteenmonths-old baby of W.
E. Kimsey, died Friday morning of
pneumonia. Funeral services will bo
hold at the houso Saturday at 11 a. m.
Word comcB from Downs of tho
burning of tho round house and ma
chine shop of tho Central Branch rail
road at that placo M ndny at 12
o'clock.
At 7a0 Wednesday overling, Febru
ary 14, nt their homo in this city, Mr.
and Mrs. J. ii. Housel presented Mr. i
Charlos W. Leonard with u boautiful
and lovable valentine, thoir daughter
Minnie. In the presenco of thirteen
relatives and frionds, Rev. Treniuin of
the M K. church pronounced tho words
which made Charlie and his valontine
partners for life.
S. H. Manthoi diod at his residence
I on Oak Creek in Webster township nt
u o'oiock rot). H, or bright!) disease,
from which he had suffered more t tin it
a year. Tho deceased wis born ii
the province of Poson, Germany, and
oamo to Kansas in 1801), taking up a
CAMPBELL
(From J.ho Citizen.)
K. A. Hunt of Doniphan arrived here
this week to caro for his brother, who
is sick with tho measles.
Fred Jacohson returned from Omaha
the other day, where ho had beon at
tending the Ltimbonimn'j association.
Dr. Gingrich, nftor an absence of
over a month, returned home fiom th
west Friday morning for a short si ay
He is now a traveling representative
f.ir a drug company.
John Chasdick departed last M n
day for Fairbnry, Neb , in response to
information that his brother-in-law,
Mr. Norris, a section foreman, was
struck by a train and his legs alums'
torn from his body. Hopes are enter
tained for his recovery, though his
condi ion is serious.
P. II Rutin came very near bidding
farewell to this holy world this wc k
Pete was on top of a new barn and in
some manner slipped and fell, landing
on the end of a big plank, which tipped
and he went downward at a livoh
rate, hut fortunately rolled to one side
when ho t truck tho ground, the plank
falling along side of him.
MANKATO.
(From the Advertiser.)
Mr. Chas. Dick and Minnie Kirk
Patrick were united in marriage at the
Presbyterian churoh, Rev. Morloy of.
liciatuig.
Grandma Whittington, an old time
resident hero, died ht her homo Tiitus
day noon. She was 78 yo.ws old and
leaves three childion. Funeral will tie
held Saturday and burin I will talc
placo at Burr Oak.
At tho hoinn of tho bride's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. F. ( Fearing of Man
k-i'o, Mr. Lister Imaii of Kanardo,
Kansas, and Miss Minnie Fearing wen
muted in marriage at 8 a. in. Sundit,
F'Oiiiur II.Kov M I'. LimiiiW utile,
.ling
iiniiv OfMi, Hi" hip ni'iii, hiteho''
li 'i 'i"iili MmimI-iV vniiiff mi (1 sifirl
d . ni-i't No 5 'Mi the R i-lc Nlnnd
! tinning ai'Mind iime wax the lui '
uiet and Kimi'tv ws thrown out. Th' i
t"'in inn to the M i P'icilie depot unit
"'tried down tin1 truck A search was
s'nr ed for them anil as it was very1
'it k and filnv if wis imnosaihlo to'
li'ul th'ein for about two hour", when ,
lh"V were found near Ben Bishop's
feed vard. One lmrn h-nl Ids leg
tir k'Mi anil had to be ktM"d.
BLOOMINGTON
(From the Advmvite
()i'nr A. Trumbull nt d M's" Lu'u
Oriw f inl vnre mnrrlnd Ki'nt'k'in.
Mr and Ms U V M "G'ew lint
Widned'iv evening enlcvtained their
fi-iendo at a card nnrtv.
W. It Mofg'in hi purchased m red
dene1 'ind "several lots nf J, H. K'ing in
tlwi i"-s o'irt "f the eilv.
U II Binihlll. on complaint of An
drew Sei r st, nil of Itii-erton. for dory,
lug n concealed gun, was found guiltv
In tlie coiint j idge nnd given a line
of ?!") nnil cots, tola' $!t7.
Ij'iot Wednesdnv night the Odd Fe
toiva nf thU place assUted by the Re.
Iiokahs gnve a splendid banquet. The
d wii-o to the hall were thrown open at
1) oV'"'k, after inue degree work had
been llnished ami a ohort program wim
tendered. Aftor the program was
completed the visitor" were invited to
tho court hoiiHi', wheio a'most e'oarit
mil sumptuous linnqnot 'mil been pre
pared. Plates were laid for 125 and
about as many more served nt the
second table.
MIXED FARMING
WHEAT
RAISING
RANCHING
Tlirco Kfent pursuit
Jinvo nirnlii sliown won
ilcrful results on th
FREE
Htmistead Lands
OP
WESTERN
GANADA
MagnMrrnl I'llmnlr- I'iiriiinnitoir
Inu In tlipjr flilrt fl'tit hi tlv
inlililln of Novciiitiir.
"All nro tnuiiut to he tunro than
itcii5Ctt with tho lliiul rcoult.nof
ho pu.st BCuson'A Imrvcsts."
-lixtnicu
Oonl. wooil, wntrr. Imr In nlmtiil.
nni'o miliool", olmri'lip", iinirknlxcnii.
vuiilnnt. 'IIiIhIm HitM'nuit $1 wlicnt.
Ainty fur Infurniiillnii lo HiimtIii.
IimiiIimiI nf itninluriilinti, Ultima,
('iiliiiilni nrtntliii TiilliinlnK HUlliur
ttoil Cnnuiliiiii UuriirnuH'iil Awuiit:
801 N.Y. LHo Bklg., Omahn, NcU.
Moutlou tbli tmpur.
HpmpjpmiH
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W.V.Bonncll,
Burlington Bulletin.
Additional trains to tho northwest
commencing Fobrnary 11, two daily
trains to Montana, Washington,
Puget Sound and Portland, via Bil
lings, Mont., short line.
Special hotneseeUers rates greatly
reduced round trip rates to tho North
Platte Valley and the Pig Horn Basin.
February i0, March (5 nnd 20. Loss
than one fare for round trip. Low
one way and round trip rates to
points in tho south and soiit Invest
February 20, March 0 cud 20.
Colonist raes- specially low one
way colonist rates to points in Colo
rado, Wyoming, Utah, Montana, Idaho,
Oregon, Washington and California,
February lf to April 7, inclusive.
lloniosookors excursion rates To
points in Montana, Idaho, Oregon,
Washington and British Columbia.
February 20, and Larch (5 and 20.
Send for free folders, dosoriptivo of
irrigated lands in tho North Platte
Valley, tho Big Horn Basin, tho Bil
lings district and eastern Colorado.
Specify which you want.
To tho sunny south winter tourists
rates daily until April .'10. Return
limit to Juno 1, 1000.
Write mo just what trip you have in
mind and lot mo adviso you tho least
cost and best way to make it.
J. F. EmvvitDS, Agent.
fpffiPl T.ME TABLE.
S6 Rod Cloud, Nob.
LINCOLN
OMAHA
OHlUAdO
81. JOE
KANSAS CITY
S2. It(J (J IS and
til points cusl and
with.
MitiVEK
HELENA
III) TIE
SAL'l LAKE C'T
PORTLAND
SAX EKAXUISCO
and all point
west.
TnAINH I.KAVB AH rOl.l.OIVB'.
Vo, IS. I'ntihL'tiKor ilnlly for OIhtMii
hiiiI Ht. KnuielH lirntirliet-. Ox
ford, McCook, Duuvurnnil nil
liolulH wt'Ht - 7 05 ,m.
"o, 14. I'HfiHPiiKcr ilnlly for St. Joe,
KuiihHit (Ml), AIcIiIkom. tit.
I.oiiIn. Lincoln vln Wymoti)
hiiiI nil polulH unst nnil loulh Ml) .n
Mn 15, 1'iii.MMiKL'r. dully. Denver, nil
iiolutx In UoloMiilo, Ulnh Hint
(,'iillfornlft T.fiOp.is.
No, lfl. I,HL'nKcr. ilnlly for St. .lou.
KhUkhh City. AIcIiIhoii. St.
Louht unit nil polnih ohmI nnil
south ..lDUUtt.tn.
So. 174. Ari'iiinmiHliitlmi. Minnhiy,
Wciliiciliiy nnil Krlilny.llHht
Iiikh, (itHinl ImuihI, liliuik
IIIIIn nnil hII liolulH In the
north woht VJi'ivar.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Day's Trading and
Closing Quotations.
ClilciiKD, I'l'l). JO.-MIM weal her In the
Unllcil SlntcH nnil iillli-lnl repnilrt hIiou'Iii
mi liicrciiHcil whi'iit nereiiite lu Kriiuci'
causi'il u slump hi the lm-ill wui'iil iiinrKrt
here today. At the 'lom wheat for M:i.
ili'llvi'i-y w.in olf rnsic. ('nni was down
'".'. tlntn showed u Iohs of 'fii'Ci I'lo
vlhlniiH were "'('IT'ji' lower. C'IiihIii
prices:
Whenl-Mny, S'jT(S'-"je: .Inly, 8lo;
Seit.. 81e.
Corn -May, -tile; July, V.Viv: Kept., -He.
OntH-Mny, '-".Hie; .Inly, 'J'.ltfce; Sept., 'J.V&.
l'oi-U-.Muy, $1.-.iI7j; July, ?li.:ii.
I.urd Muy, $7.7.1; July, .57.W.
ItlliH-Mny, $8.1L'Vu8.iri; July, JfSJOrc
8.i!JV6.
CIiIciiro Onsli Prices-No. 2 hard wnent,
"DfttS-c; No. II hard wheat, 77(181 e; No. -corn,
WKTJitiVic; No. 'J oats, .m-Wiv.
Slccplnit, dlnltiK. nnd rreliuiitK rlmlr rum.
niMiis irni'i no inroi if n mntm. 'iickcis 1.010 imn
to miy polul In the Unllcil
2lfitliu fir I'ntliifln
Korluforiniitloa. tlmu tnhh'H. mnpi or ticket
tall on or mlilrcNt. A. CoiiDrur. A Kent. Hud
Oloud, Nuhr. or I.. V, Wnkulvy, nnuornl I'uh
iuiiroi Atient OiiihIiii. Ni'liruNtH
H. B. ASHBR,
VETERINARIAN
Of tho Kansas City Veter
inary College Ofllce at B.
.lohiiHton's, tho Brick Barn.
ALL CALLS PROMPTLY ATTENDED
Tolophono 82.
RED CLOUD, - - NKB.
At Blue Hill first Tuesday in ouch
month.
HOLLISTER'a
Rncky Mountain Tea Nuggets
A Dnsy Modlolno for 13aay Poople.
Brings Qolilon Hoalth and l!onuvoit Vigor.
k :wfllflo for Contlna(lon, Indlpostlnii, I.lvo
nil Klilucy TronhloM. l'iinnU'M. KozuiiM. Inuiuro
Uloou, Had Hreatli, Slneelnh Dowels, tleadocho
and lhclcurlio. It's Kocl:y PTouutnln Ten In mo-
'ftt form, m renM 11 lmv. (lenulno iiinuo by
Joi.msteu IJni-ii Oomi-anv, Jlnlhnii, Wla.
FOR SALLOW PEOPLE
f'-.iir -'j(junr
m$V5i
mm
UHiMnHU
TtH WH'I ' i "nil ' ' 'VI 1 I' I III MM
mv
PARKER'S
l!A!f? DALSAM
ricatui r.rnl Ik-wi: '".el tlia lulr.
I'liiiiiuua n I(i xii rift nt Rruwlh,
Never I'ailr, to Ilcttoro Uray
IIiilp tn itn V-uf-ul Dolor.
Curci i-ilp il. .:! j t lulr Ulhug,
on-,U' ft Cil ' ni jrilKAll
60 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
South Omaha Live Stock.
Bniitli Oiiinha, Keli. LU-Cutt!e- Uereliits,
0,7(10: MiWic lower; native cteeiH, '.',."i(ii
,'i.r.O; cowh and helferx, Sfll.lKKd 1. 10; enimerH,
?1.7.VS'J.8.V, stoel.ern nnd feeileiH, .V-'.S.Vu
l.-lO; i-nlves, .V.'I.Oofiil.'J."; IiiiIIh, hIiikh, etc.,
?'-'.7.V((.l.()0. II.ij;h lteeelitH, I.IKH); Tie low
er; heavy, S.V.ir.lKI.OJ'j; mixed, iAWM
n.iiru Unlit, $.wra.w pIkh, f..(xx,.-i.7.,
hlllk of Miles, $.V.IJttfl.".07H.. Kheel-He-eelptH,
'-'J.tXKi; hIow to HU' lower; yi-nrllUKN,
?.".(l.''(U1o: wethers, .f.V.'.Vitri.M); ewen, ?l.7."
ii."i.:i(; laiiitiH, $ll.7.Vii".K.
Kansas City Live Stock.
KniimiH t'lly, I'eh. -"O. Cattle Iteeelpln.
KUHHI; stemly; native heef (-leers, ,f I.0O1'
(1.00; western fed steers. '..r,Y,i7t.Wi stiel
er and feedi IS, .flUHKI.NI; cows, .'.' .V(
l.It.-.; heifers, tfll.'J.ViM.IMI; enlves, S:i.OO'(7..'(.
HoKs Ueeelpts, 1.'i,(hi0; o)iiMied hienily,
closed weal.; top, HfiVWy, hulk of hiiIcm.
$nO.V7n.17'j: heavy. $H.irn.'JiO; pIkh and
IlKht, ".W-1-. Sheep -Kecoipts, 1(1.000;
Hie lower; Innilis. ?.').r.(it.t)0; ewes arid
yeiiilliiKS, !?l.r',(.VS.
Chlcarjo Live Stock.
ChlefiKo. I'el. -(t.-Cattle ItecelptH, .1,000;
ilnw, Kteiuly; hecve, $:i.lKVi(tl.:i."i; cows il till
heifers. .fl.'0'rI.IMl; sloekers nail feeders,
$,J.7."ii-l.."i: TeMMis, WStm-iAO. IIokk Ho
selptH, L'11,000; sleudy; mixed ami hutehei-H,
JKLOOfiiailO: uimil heavy, $(l.'-'Oi(l.:ifl; roush
heavy. (i.0.'jii(l.1.'ij llirht, JiUXKiid.W, plKS,
ri.7(ft(i.10; hull; of Kales, H.IWttfi".
Hlieep Itecrlpts, in,(K0; meaOy; Bheep,
ia.tti'113.70; lambs, ?U.lXIi7.'J3.
' Trade WlAnns
Designs
CoPVniBHTS &c.
Anvnnn jnnitfnir n nbnlnli nml ,ln,.rlnt Inn ttintr
I nulclily iijrnrtnln nnr opinion froo wlictlier n 1
, Invention Is pronnlily patenliililu. ( iiiiinmnlrn
1 tlimiHtrlctlyrontidcntliil. IIANDDOOK on l'atii:u
sent freo. Olili-it nuonry for eci'iirnii; PiUentd.
1'aU'iitti tnkuu tliroindi Alunn A Co. receive
1 tpi-cliilfiodctJ, without clinrKO, lutlin
I Scientific Hmctictin.
I A hnnclsnmply llliintrnlcd wcokly. I.rcrst clr
I filiation if miy nrlontlllo louniiil. 'I'tjriim. 1 3 it
1 jimr: four niiuitbs, 1. Sold by till nowinlonlcrn.
MUNN & Go.30B'oadNevv York
llruncli onico, G26 V St., Washtnuton, 1). O.
IM INSURANCE
BKninst Fire, Li(,'htniiig, Cy
clones and Winilstorms, so
J NO. e, STMNSEm,
aKont for the Farmers Union Insur
ance Co., Lincoln, Nob,, tho host in
Btiranco company intlie f"te.
Isaac B. Colvin
REAL ESTATE,
Farm Loans and Insurance,
Telaphonos: Glonwood
und Guide
Box 23.
Itoclc lines.
GUIDE ROOK, NEB.
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