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INAVALli
brn planting is well under way In
this viclnil.y.
With no Into frost thoro is proiniso
of an abundant fruit crop.
Quito a ntimhor of pooplo from hero
si'o attending court this wook.
Mrs. Arthur Myers, who lias been
.side for soiiiii time, was taken to tlio
hospital in Oinilin Sunday morning.
Tho Law and Order League hold a
meeting in the M. 13. church on Mon
day ovoning. Thero was a good at
tendance and a constitution was
adopted, af tor which tho meeting was
addressed by Tliomas Hamuli of Lin
coln. Several cotiimltteos wore ap
pointed to look aftor tho local work of
tho society.
GARFIELD
Clarouco Uood was iu Garflold last
Saturday.
Mrs. Cora Kcod was visiting with her
parents tho last of tho week.
B. P. Rood and wife woro visiting
friouds in Garflold last Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Smith and hor sistor,
Mrs. Anna Popo visitod with Mrs.
Pearl Alios last Saturday.
Tho temporary hridgo at Rod Cloud
is again passable, for which tho south
side people aro extromoly thankful.
It is a deprivation to bo severed from
tho hub.
It is now tho sooding time of tho
year, and every fanner appears to bo
trying to out do all tho rost iu tho
planting race. Tho gentle hum of tho
listor as it extracts golden grains from
tho box and doposits thorn in mother
earth, is heard ou every hand; and all
nature sooms to rejoice at tho return
of spring, in anticipation of a bounti
ful harvest time byo and bye.
BLADEN
Mr. and Mrs. King visited in Blue
Hill Sunday.
II. B. Boyd aud wife drove to Red
Cloud Monday.
R. U. Chevalier and wife drove to
Campbell Suuday.
Miss Jossio McDonald spent Sunday
with Miss Rella Snyder.
Miss Erma Hall spent Sunday with
Miss Grace Woodside.
A. Wnufle and son roturned from
Red Cloud Wednesday.
Miss Pearl McCallum is visiting hor
annt, Mrs. J. M. Lockhort, this week.
Col. Bonnott is treating J. V. Mc
Coy's house to a fresh coat of puiut.
Erma Hall is visiting at tho homo of
hor undo, John Hall, south of town.
Miss Domars was a passenger for
Campbell last Friday, returning' Mon
day.
Fred Andrews has routed tho front
room of tho Alexander building and
will have his barber simp there.
A. MoCord and Mr. Johnson return
ed from Kansas City Wednesday,
whero thoy went with thoir cattlo.
Fred Kaufman was called to Mineral
Springs, Mo., to .-eo his son John, who
is quite sick with rhouinatisin.
Robert Donton and family drove to
Cowlos Saturday aud visitod over
Sunday with his brother Goorgo.
Bladen was again visited by a fire.
Tuesday night about 11 o'clock flro in
somo way caught in Morey Bros,
blacksmith shop, and before it wasdis
covored was under such headway that
it was impossible to extinguish it.
Tho L. E. Sponco building, in which
Fred Andrews had his barber shop was
also burned.
Burlington Bulletin.
Low rato tour to California aud
Pugot Sound To Pugot Sound and
Portland, direct or via Colifornia very
low rato excursion tickotson tale Juno
18 to 22, inclusive.
To California, Portland and Pugot
Sound Daily low excursion rates
commencing Juno 1 applying via vari
able routos embracing all western
scenery und attractions.
To California and return Still lowor
rates Juno 25 to July 7 inclusive; only
812.50 additional to include tho Shasta
route and Pugot Sound.
To Colorado and return-daily aftor
Juuo 1. About half rates. Still lowor
rates for tho Elk'g groat mooting at
Denver. Tickets sold July 10 to July
15 inclusive.
To Eastern Resorts Daily low sum
mer tourist rates commencing Juno 1
to Chicago, St. Louis, St. Paul, Wiscon
slu mid Michigan reports, also to Nl
iigrrn bills, Whi to mountains and
.Ytnliio resorts.
Special llomeu'ekers rates 1st and
.'5rd Tuesdays, low excursion rates to
tho North Platte Valley, tho llig Horn
Jlasin and oth r frontier territory.
Personally conducted excursion on l
and .'Id Tuesdays of each month for
those seeking free homesteads of 010
acres for mixed farming and dairying.
Vrito I). Clem Denver, Agent Homo
seekers Information Bureau, 1001, Far
iiain St., Omaha, Nob.
Desoribo your trip to mo and let mo
advise you how to make it at tho least
cost.
J. V. Riiwuius, A Kent.
LIVE STOGK MARKETS Al
KANSAS CITY.
TTME WEEK'S TRADE REPORTED BY
C1.AY, ROBINSON A COMPANY,
GJVC STOCK COMMISSION
MEROHANTS.
OPFIOGB AT OHIOAOO, KAN8A8 OITY,
OMAHA, SIOUX OITY. ST. JOSEPH
AND DENVER.
Kansas Citx, May 0. Rocoipts of
cattlo thus far this week aro 21,000;
last week, 22,300; last year, 10,700.
Monday's market was strong to 10
cents higher for all classes except
stockors and feeders, those latter rul
ing rather dull at steady to weak
rates. Today's trade opened slow but
closed firm for all grades but stockors
and foodors, theso latter showing easy
to 10 cents lowor.
Tho following tabio gives prices
now ruling.
Extra primo corn-fed steers. .55 .T -fi 80
Good corn fed steers 1 !)0-f :i."
Ordinary corn fed stoors.... 4 55-1 00
Choice corn fed heifors 1 05-5 00
(lood corn fed heifors 4 10-1 G5
Medium corn fed heifers.... '. t!0 i 10
Clioico corn fed cows -1 25-1 75
Good :i 75-1 25
Medium II 25-3 75
("minors 225 300
Clioico stags -1 00-1 85
Choicofod bulls 375-1 10
Good 335-3G5
Bologna bulls 2 25-3 00
Veal calves 5 00-5 75
Good to clioico native or
westorn stockors 4 25-4 75
Fair 300-4 10
Common 3 25-3 50
Good to choice heavy nativo
feeders 4 25-4 85
Fair 375-425
Good to choice heavy brand
ed horned feeders 3 75-150
Fair 325-375
Common 2 75-3 00
Good to clioico stock heifors 3 25-3 75
Fair 2 75-3 25
Good to choice stock calves,
steers 4 00-4 75
Fair 350-400
Good to choico stock calves,
heifors 325-4 00
Fair 275-325
Rocoipts of hogs thus far this week
aro 25.400; last week, 27,400; last year,
27,200. Monday's market strong to 5
cents higher, closing weak; today
steady to strong and again closing
weak. Bulk of sales woro from 80.20
to 0.30; top Sti.35.
Receipts of .sheop thus far this week
11,100; last week. 15.8(H); last year 13,-
100. Mondaj's market was .strong
and active aud Tuesday again strong.
Wc (pnitechoieo lambs, 47.25 to 7.35;
choii'u yearlings, $0.50 to 0.75; choico
wethers, .'15.35 to 0.50; choico owes .J5.75
to 0.00.
To Cure Cold a In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo quinino tab
lots. Druggists refund money if it
fails to cure. E. V. Grove's signaturo
i . on each box. 25 cents.
SSH
Ordinance No. 56.
An ordinance for the construction of a bIUo
walk In front of lot 111 and In front of lot 21.
both Iu bloi:k .'It of tlio orlKlnnl town of Hed
Cloud, mid for the aceelniico of tho hid of
Studelmkcr A. l'lnkenblmlcr therefor, nnd the
nmkliiB of contract with Mild Studeunker A:
Klnkenblnder for tlio uoiiMrnctlon of said
walks, expense (hereon to he churned nynliifct
wild property.
Ho It ordained by the mayor and council of
the city of Ited Cloud:
section 1. That a ildeuAlk 12 ftet. whlu of
cement and with cement curb, be constructed
in iiuiu oi enea ot tne loti ir inhered l and 21
In block III of the original town of Hed cloud,
In accordance with the provMuiiN of ordlnanco
No. in of Mild city and of tlu proceedings hero
tofoie had iu reference (o said particular walks
and the estimate of the ulty engineer and the
hid of said Studelmkcr & Klnkenblnder there'
for.
Section a. That tho mayor and city clerk bo
aud they hereby are authorized and directed to
enter Into a contract with (lip said Studelmkcr fc
FlnkonblndcrforthcfurnlihliiB f (ho neccs
sary material and labor for the construction of
nald walkb hereinbefore mentioned, for (ha
sum of Fifty Dollart for ac1i walk so construct
ed tho same (o be paid upon (ho completion and
acceptance of said woik, (he said walks to bo
built upon tho established giado and the cost
thereof to bo assessed against tho said respec
tive lots as provided by law.
Section 3. This ordlnnnco shall tako effect
and be In foreo from and after Its passage, ap.
proval and publication.
Passed aud unproved May f), joon,
(') C. F, CATitun, Mayor.
Alton: L. 11. Furt, City Clerk.
TRIP TO A FIXf.D STAR.
Would lit n laoi'ir .Journey Uvci WHS
'J'rntiHtiiirt..(lon J'tifllltl".
Ther !-a peiji.-i-i '1 f .i, ;!. . :i'"
!)i ,'-:;tr siinl Hie ii!i .i".i ii"i ; .
uli. Hi they lie iroiii o:.e mio-h r ir
f.'fini t.s. To demonstrate the v.ist t.i..
t.i.iec of Oiihiuri from this planet i
popular scientist gives the lol'rv!i
Ulustr.itlou In London Answers: "
shall suppose that .some wealthy dlre-t
ors, for want of outlet for their eu
orgy and capital, construct a railway t
Ceiitaurl. We shall neglect for tli--present
the engineering dlfliettltlei, i.
mere detail, and suppose them over
come and the railway open for trail
We shall go further and suppose i'.w
the diredos have found the ci :
tlou of such a railway to have : ,
cullarly easy and that the prvi..'.;r-.
of Interstellar space had not been e
orliitaut in their terms for right of
way.
"Therefore, with a view to encourage
tralHc, the directors have made the fare
exceedingly moderate viz, first class
nt 1 penny per hundred miles. Desir
ing to take advantage of these facili
ties, a gentleman, by way of providing
himself with small change for the jour
ney, buys up tho national debt of Brit
ain and a few other countries and, pre
senting himself at the ollice, demands
a first class single fare to Centaur!.
"For this he tenders In payment tho
price of tho ticket, 1,100,000.000.
"Having taken his seat, It occurs to
hi in to ask:
" 'At what rate do you travel?'
" 'Sixty miles an hour, sir, Including
stoppages,' Is the answer.
'"Then when shall wo reach Ceutnu
rl?' " 'In 'IS.003,000 years, sir!' "
HENRY BELL'S COMET.
The I'M r. si Stcmiier That Piled
For
Hire In C.rvnt Ilrltuln.
Among tho curiosities of advertising
may surely be placed the first ad
vertisement of the first steamer that
plied for hire In Great Britain namely,
Henry Bell's Comet. Thus ran tho ad
vertisement In the Glasgow Courier of
1812:
"Steam passage boat, the Comet, be
tween Glasgow, Greenock and Helens
burg. For passengers only. The sub
scriber having at much expense fitted
up a handsome vessel to ply upon tho
river Clyde between Glasgow and
Greenock to sail by the power of
wind, air and steam he intends that
the vessel shall leave the Broomlelaw
on Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Satur
days about midday or at such time
thereafter as may answer from the
stute of tho tldo and to leave Greenock
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
lu the morning to suit the tld,e. The
elegance, comfort, safety and speed
of this vessel require only to be proved
to meet the approbation of tho public,
and the proprietor Is determined to do
everything In his power to merit public
encouragement. The terms are for the
present 4 shillings for tho best cabin
and .". shillings for the second, but be
yond these rates nothing Is to be al
lowed to servants or any other person
employed about the vessel."
What would poor neglected Henry
Bell have said could he have seen his
humble little Comet, of whose elegance,
comfort and speed ho was so proud,
alongside a modern ocean racer or one
of the latest palatial river steamers of
the Clyde or Thames, all so well ad
vertised? Chambers' Journal.
THE CUPEY TREE.
One of (Iu Most Curinuii Ci-owtliN of
the Wfht Ii'.iUum.
The cupey, or, as It is sarcastically
called in tlio Kngllsli possessions, "the
attorney' is one of the most curious,
as It Is one of the most picturesque,
denizens of the virgin forests of the
West Indian Islands. It belongs to the
parasitical family of trees or plants;
but, terrible to relate, It Invariably,
with the basest Ingratitude, destroys
all life In tho unfortunate tree that
cherishes It In its early growth. The
seeds are borne on the wings of the
wind and deposited on the branches
of other tites, when they burst into
roots, which are dropped toward tho
ground all around the "nurse" tree.
In time these roots reach the ground
and strike Into the soil.
From this moment tho roots grow
stronger and stronger until thoy resem
ble a lot of rope ladders thrown over
tho tree. Next tho parasite sends down
a great cord, which twines around the
trunk of the supporting tree, at first as
though lu loving embrace, but It grows
tighter and tighter, eventually stran
gling Its benefactor out of existence.
The nurse tree thus killed rots to de
cay, and from the immense fibrous
roots of the destroyer now springs a
great trunk, which rises high Into tho
air. When a cupey Is full grown it
presents a magnificent spectacle, for
tho cordlike root rises often to fifty or
Blxty feet and supports In midair tho
vast treo Itself.
MARIE ANTOINETTE.
Two Drmntlo and Contrasting Epl
odcn In Her Life.
Thlstelton-Dyor, In his "Royalty In
All Ages," describes two dramatic
and tragically contrasted episodes In
tho life of Mario Antoinette, tho lovely
and 111 fnted queen of France. Once,
In the days of her greatest popularity,
-a v'v v'tv'w,vr
OUR MOTTO: "Satisfaction
your money 6a ck"
combined with plain figure
prices steadily adhered to,
hiss brought us a constantly
growing business. Quality
iirst, price next. Nothing but
standard made, reputable
goods at lowest profit prices.
Always willing to sww our goods
and compare prices with cither local
or Chicago houses.
Newhouse Bros.,
Jewelers and Opticians.
when she" we'nf to the opera of "fpfii
genla," when Achilles came to the lino
"Let us sing and celebrate tho queen,"
he turned toward tho radiant young
sovereign and sang two additional Im
promptu lines of charming compliment.
This graceful aud unexpected homage
so delighted tho audience that "all was
shouting aud clapping of hands, and
what never happened at the opera be-'
fore the chorus was encored, and
there were cries of 'Long live tho
queen!' at which expression of feeling '
her majesty was so affected that she j
shed tears."
On the next occasion, when Marie
Anioinetios sun or popular lavor nau
set and she was nearlug the tragic
close of her life, one of the actresses lu
"Unforeseen Events" bowed to her as
she sang the words "Ah, how I love
my mistress!" In a moment all was In
uproar, and the theater was full of
hoarse, angry cries of "No mistress!
No master! Liberty!" and "No master!
No queen!" nnd it was some minutes
before the tumult quieted down and it
was possible to proceed with the play.
Card Etiquette.
"Hand in a lot of cards," Bald the
elder woman.
"Why?" was the hurried Inquiry.
"Well, If you don't hand In enough,"
she said, as her companion dived deep
Into her case, "they will say you don't
know what Is right. If you give too
many, however, they will think that
you know better than they do and that
there is some new style they have
heard nothing about. Hand him a
lot.' Kansas City Independent.
At (In- llotfl.
Mr. Verdant-Let's try this here
domltassy at the end of the pro
gramme. Say, waiter, bring us some
demltassy. Mrs. Verdant Now, par.
you promised mo you wouldn't take
nothln' stronger'n tea or coffee. Haiti
more American.
UiinpprcclnteU l.lhrrnllty.
"You are going to be tried before a
very liberal Judge." said a lawyer to
his client.
"I am glad of that."
"You needn't be. If you are found
polity he'll give you all the penalty the
law allows."
A friend of tho homo-")
A foe of the Trust
Calumet
Baking
&
Powder
tCompllea with the Fure Food Laws
of all states.
Hat
Comparison
Good Hat
Better Hat
Gordon Hat
$3.oo
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B. S M. Watch Inspectors
J
A Great Fire
You will have if
you try some of
that
Good Coal
Sold by
Saunders Bros.
The popular 'Lumber nnd
Coal men of Red Cloud.
Telephone 60 will get it.
To the
Farmers
Out of ofl Insurance Companies
doing business in Webster
County the Gecman of Free
port pays one-third of tho taxes
and lun over 500 policies in
force. The Fanners' Mutual of
Nebraska is tlio largest Mutual
in the state, with over three
quarters of a million dollars in
Miranee in Webster county.
For Good Insurance
Call on
o. c.
Red Cloud.
DE. W. S. SMITH
OSTEOPATH
LINDSEY BLOCK
Red Cloud,
Neb.
FEED PLUMB
Mas just received a
complete line of
FRESH
Bulk
Garden
Seeds
Also handles
Flovir I Feed
Telephone 51.
