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SMITH CENTER
(Fioin tho Messenger)
. , ...
Muryh. K.-of o Kons.no.Ms.ll np-,
pour In tim disttiet eourt hero neU ,
; rTTr'zi
band, I.Yank Keel. alieirli.K sln mo ,
crnolty. At tho end ut' . 'it lout; j oars
"Uioy have concluded to separate.
Nate I'ylo. tho huteher, met with,
tiuito ii Heiious aeeident last Silurduy
while trying to fall a hoef. Tho animal
, w..i . ,,,. v..i. i, ,,,.i.
got mm! imil M.ii edaltr-i .mi. kiio .-
hlK h.m down. He ean.o out ol lie
(
ntix-up with ii fractured bone in his
ilKht li'K bosldo several i.ther bruises
LEHANON.
(l-Voiii tho A runs )
M. U. Mall will hold hisTtli llinrouuli
bred wile of eattlo and hoi's at Hollalre
Friday, .N'ovember 'J!. lie will oli'or
somo of tho tois of his herds.
The Lebanon Ii'ikIi sehunl foot hull
kUl basket bull loams won from NUo
loams from Kod Cloud, Xobr.. I'Vlday.
When our team-, woio at l!od Cloud
they met virh dofeat mid it isunly ,iist
that they should return theeompliaioiit
I'laionc'o Hudson we' t ti Miir-olii
Tuosday to idciilify ouo Thud .Sinilh,
who was wanted heio lor passing forced
chocks. The man uinh'r arrest proved
to he tho much wantod Smith and ho
wis returned to the Smith county jail
at the ('enter to await his trial. Ho
Will more than likely plead guilty, as
the case luraiust him is clear, and lake '
Lis term in the pen
BLOOM LW.TON
(I'rom the Advocate)
lloo. W. I'ei kins, who built the Mur-
llitiiinl 1 iii)iiniui tuiil m fft ivut'ii ilu tt
to ItodCioii l last week i-itili with!
relatives and friends.
The case of Mike O'NVd. liiiivd
linxton railroa.1 thr,u.,rh the wost..llcil Lh(1 , ma(UM. ,,, m lriIr ,, JISJ .o. Hint doe. not alter the fact that ,
Uus Week, and lust. I oosday ariornoou . ,,,, , IMllMn,i ,. ...,. nf i.inl.iiis. tnii-uiu- mwl i.itw.i.mI i.ro(.i-ity . all of the players are regular, bona-fidc
rv lire mliiMti.s evei-v wheel on iho WC0K' "01 o woie maiico a until oi my l)i-.lreini.il iii-.pm.hi in tin' imii-fr mul ml , . . - ,, ,, . ,,, ,
loi live minutes eei. wuoel on tlio , S8) I)p(.pS( atl(j Ul0 ,.Uceipt9 for the , vhiiiubiomh .omlurt ..I ..ml t-i.-inrs Tin- studentsof the eolle'e. with perhaps
Anlii'D systoili stopped out of respect , ...,n- miiiouiiI ol rnplinl tm fe initlii.ileil Is ;.toiitw ,,., , ..veentlon luiYlnir their work nt
., I ,t , woek were 55.5H.O ;. , MthnTibKiiiml lullv wilil m m ...iiiimui.. ..inrin nm ' NU """"' uaiu., inui won in
lOl' 11)0 lOrUier PrOstilOUI. uf lin.l 'm T1ip llim. nl . immi'iii- in. hi til thn flu. ....11. .!.. .'i.iiilv tn sli.nv t.i (iiiv.ii.i.
mtmmp
In the Texas Panhandle and
Pscss
People are just hcj .nniiii. ton ih( the l.iet (hat thousands ot acres of the
very best aui iriilt oral lauds in II. e i .tin l.elt uitlit t uited St. iti s . ire in Potter,
i'iiudall. Swisher. Hale. Palmer l!ailt and several other counties in Tcas.
as Well as the liiiul lyinf east of the moiiiitain ranire in N'ew .Mesie.i and the
Peco.s Valley, where they Irrigate from artesian wells, which have been lvln
Idle durlnu the Iiiiilt vears for want of knowledge of their real worth. I'tonle
are uoeu.ny lucre in i lie i.unu.v.is. .oiioxMi.jri nose wno nave pr. eeiieo tiieiu
iiit" the iv'ioii ami prneil its woith In
d.w np n O 0 Ppn j
Q thfi S6$M$$ CM JiW tir
U tMh E-iU38.aSi3il WH B-EaMj Siis'VjjCyii
in the olihi ivy i, ins at oiie-teiilh Jlie pi iee. IiiihIs .is fcriih and productive and
much i .isi r cultivated, is the iiulticeuieol that i i auiu people to locate t here.
The portion of Teas men tioiied is know n as I he ' shallow water list i iet." and '
jjfood water ina.v be olitaiued at depths ranriny from .'.' to I nu icet Tin- ulti-
tilde is ". nun Ici-t. and this is conducive to the mild and beneficial climate with,
which tin vuMln'iii plains aie blessed. Von can plow the whole vear around
if you elioose. The soil is a rich loam. This laud irrows from i
40 to 5 bi.B o? orn,
50 to 60 biin or Kaffir Corn,
Colton Mill, 1 . soi..uiin ppbs. I'eaehes drupes and all kinds ot small Iruil
Irish l'otaincs elc All lost all kinds of 'arl n -1 1 1 1 .'iown with littlt cue.
This is prob.ilily one ol the ln'-t countries on laith lor hoy raisin.' and no hoy
disease has i wv lii en known theie There are ood school and church privi
leyes. jjiiod live towns. ,.nd j'ood railroads.
Some of the land is sold on ten e.us time, with reasonable cash pa, incut.
Ik'ferivil piiyinents draw from u to s per cent, band from ! up.
Come and jro with niir excursion p..n. which will leave Ucd Cloud
Ti
i nes aay,
and return possibly within a w.eU. Howcm-i. if vmi desire, ymi can spend in
nioullt )U the ti ip and sto(i at .inv point either coiiiin or (ioiii(r. Kxenrsloiis '
will he on the lirst ami Hind I ii"siinv- of e,u h month, for lv trolnn on these
da.s we can have the advantage of the low rales ami special trains made up of
Pullman cars. If you feel iutcristcd call ami we will jjlvc you more lufornm- I
Hon icwardiiiy this land
vve are III a position m sen on some
ern Kansas and eastern Coloiado at pr'ues raii(riii(r from -.".
Call for list.
i ne ra hwm
Potter BSsek, Red Gloud. Nebr,
D. J. RfiYERS, Vice Pres
A. B. SELLAKS, Sec.-Treas.
c& ""'i Jit kV t ,j
Neighboring Toains r
OUR EXCHANGES
f.
wilhembozloinciit and horse thinvinjr,
i ...... i
0111110 Mil 1)0 lOI'I'.llll K I-.OSO, yesicniny.
' ,7 ...
ThV mi-oner waived a pi oliminnry ox-
- - - Li" (.miivii -ii'"' i.nin.
imiimiion. and wa hound over to tho
tl(,sl , of ..jH, point, and tho '2 llCUl ol COWS .UKl lleilors
,Bx "r '-"- !-"" -v"--- T;.'il:-u,v;.r;
,,, , rm-iii-li bond and will hoard , st,v,.V(... otfered lnuste rimrinthe
with Shcrifl' Wulrath until the next west. Thev will lie out of the stock I
vu ol" cunt t.
W1hmi tliu how timo cail wont Into
,..,,,. , , ,.. ,1, ,,,.. ...I il.ni
.',',,,,,.,,,,,' ,, . ,.,,,..,! i hav
tho MurlliiKtun had auaime.i i,u ntuo
o. I.'l, the fust trnlii I'm' tlio wost, stnp
,,,,. n,.IP,orm. Ihu train ,
ii'ii. .l iioiiii t ill ll I ll i r I ill i.'i unit.
(III lWO
n run from d Cloud to Up-
publican city without a stop.
R1VERTON
(From the Review.)
KMverton was awain vUlted by ili-u
Inst Saturday nlitht. At about lu.lR
o'olock it was discovered that Doctor
Myors' barn was on lire. The barn was
anewonomunu.nwo.esaMo.areau
o.,nvint.orses.o..eo. wnicn ourueo
with the barn. About ninety bushels
of shelled corn, a liilf&v, ii mow full of ,
hay, two M'is of harness and a fur robe
aNo went up in Miioke. with no insur
anco.
Dr. S. .1. Cunningham was in IJud
Cloud Wednesday on business.
CAMPBELL
(l-Voiii the Citizen. I
Mrs. Clatunco Wilson, living down
,....,.. i. i,,.....,!., ,., 1.llli wvirh.v Ii..mi
towai us inavaie, l eitu noo i' i may ii om
l.tiu.iilii wliern lu. wool nlioilt I linn.
ijiucoin, wnoio sue weni aiioiu iniee
weeks hi fore to uuiloruo an operation.
. , ... . it.
She is still somewhat weak, but scorns
to be rotraiulnu strenjith .pilli rapidly.
Tim tmuliiiiiht ii i'eu. ivinl-t: mni u-ns
1110 pimilll.M I II UW WL.KS ll,.!) WHS
iiuinlin.1 InmiiLnii fli.lji Itn.t r..i.ni.( nt
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BLAI'llS
iFroin the Ku'erpilse.i
Ijui is- v Ii il'U :ii.m 'ii
oved
Valley Mew RBexlGOi
oiiil il.mlil. Tin
scocr that here ic
25 tO 40 blln OT i'l?eati
a t Ha ns r,? AlrmifM,
qj fO W IQUH Of A.Ti.lfa,
pec.
oi . ne nesi ai'ieuiiiira i laiuis in w I'si-
tO s'l
i per aete.
mvesimen
'i X'4iii'Al Vjri"i tihJlJkjk
Effill'S ITIlOrOUftilbred Sold
1 will sell ut
Ucllalrc. H.ins.. Nov. 21), 1907,
the following:
t2 Scotch Topped Shorthorn
Hulls
fnuu t months tn '. years old. sire
1 .11 vendee Iti.i. 'n '! Ili.l'i'l.l liv Miii.ln'',
, , " , . . ', ,
Lavender ISarforth. imported, one ol
. ... ... i.,.h.
fields not f.il. hnl In Hue con. lilimi.
12 Mrrj'l SoWR.
o Poland ( hinas. bred to it son of
tin
. ..
,K , J,,!1 H,'st 1"',z, 'l "J'"' ' '""'
(xpimlllon. u liiii'iipi. hn-it to i Ion- ,
dyke Prhu-e. Cl.imlvlii l'l'lmv wi.s .
iu-vor beaten In a show ring.
12 Mnli1 1'i.us
out of the ub-wi males.
i Span of Spring lM tiles,
i Spun 2-year-oUl Mules,
et I'll jrooil.
Spotted Team, A vears old.
,:vI.l.nu11IllIiiv Hn,.. Wi.lirhi mm ii,w.
i Bay Team.
i.il: can step a ml
.u ; - - ...
.....ii ........ i i .. ...n.. i.. .
Hutli standard bred.
,(s n ,.,.,,,, ))f ... ,s. ,UM, r,lU ,,', ..
i..ls .. .,, .. i r .,..,,
Parties from II distance enter-
tained at hotel.
Terms of sale, i i months.
Vt. IS. HALL, Jrojirlfttor.
John Rramun, AiicHoiiiut.
Notice, of Incorporation.
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iiu.n ilulj lurmiii u.i- m .! i-imi' i ini urn
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n.imr,iuii,.n iy. 1 1-print ipitipiH riiiiiim.iiiK
"' llIMi ss is Ktfil ('Inn. I. illn I imiil). t
imiMk,,. ii.c m itni naiurcoi iiu i.mhiuks io i..
:XX:'i:;"l.
P"'iiMlliiit niiclniMMini siilou iirui;. incillcliu's
,,,,,1 ,1H.w.,,l.il.Sillnl of .ill -'omls nn nir
UstmlU Inilhlli'il l.v nsnll nr liiilp.'ili. .IrnifuUi
,,..) tllllll..llll,.. I II r ill.... I...I.1... .
eiiriHiMll.il Is (IctiiliiT 1st. urn? inul ll ti-rtnlnii
Hon i Him y.'nrMfr..mn.H ilnie Tli hlwln-l
rrprVo'aTrv,;:;.'1;:
Ohmk). The olllpi-rs lt nlinm t.iu uUnlm .f
i IIIH l'iirHirititntl nr Ii. i.e coiKliii'lfil. itro it Im.i'il
l"not topxn'cl ilo.. .tlii'ciori.. Imin wlinmiui'
phiwn n tirofltlctil. mm ri'irtr) hihI Iriiisutor,
imiou ucuuer .iii. it").
II. i: (iaii'G.
V. .1. I.lili c.
II. I, IlliOU
liiiuri.otnt.iri.
i - - - .
! their real estate otlice from the Hart
1 man linll.lf m to the .,...,,,,,1 i. ...... no 1
stairs in the .Enterprise block.
Cn Monday of last week Frank Wan
Ilo took chaise ol the City meat mar
ket, which has been run by L. II. Fids
for about two years.
A deal has been made whereby l-'red
L. Spence becomes jio.sse.ssnr of the
confectionery and short order hcmu '
which has been conducted by K. W.
1'Vms the past seven mouths.
Another business ohnnj.o took place
I.voster'ay when Kred Werner ut chased ,
t h,. l,,,,,,,. shoo and iesldei.ee of K '
"
L. t lievnlter.
.'r. and .Mrs. s. W.tiroen moved their
li--l'll s'unds from Campbell last
Friday and Saturday and mo located
Mr. and Mrs. S. F.firoen moved their
in the new residence on McKelvey
-t.
recent Iv lliiished by H. W. Tilt tie.
.'.
.
Cil'I HE ROCK.
,
(hroni the Siirnal.)
) ) , , -1 Tompkins pmchiised the S'cho
bourir barboi shop Mils week and soldi,,... ..., ,.,.... ,i ti. i.iit..i- . n...i
lil-shnptot.iorui' Fairliold, who l.iisjllu, K,im. ,ls ,H.l the rraiiklin hlj.1.
l,t'"" IMla,i,,J-' "f th0 !l,ui,'s ni ,l'" school their trame advertised for last
former place. Friday.
i.odi i.anisoii nun who nave uoiioj Tlu j-ed Cloud business collcre fo.u
to Toulon, 111., where thoy expect, to .,, u.nm Hiampionsof the commercial
spend the winter. ' ,.oll..,res of the state, .h feate 1 the he.v.v
Leu Toniikius has moved his family
to Inavaie, whom they will live on a
farm.
.1. H. Malty and family departed last
Thursday for l.em enwoi th. K's which
they will make their futiiie home.
I Henry On-tot was in Kcd Cloud Wed
i uu-day nicht.
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1' RAIN K Ll A
., . c .. . .
(I'rom the Sentinel.)
Mrs. , 11. Hiown, who is now livlujr
in Ited Cloud wit h her sister and edu-
cat iuu her dai'hter Florence, was up
last week to inspect! hinson t ho tin in.
Her -ister, Miss Kettner, has a position
clorkiuk' in a store there.
Mrs. Nellie W. Caster, whom a incut
many in Franklin county know and ad
mire, had no opponent, in Wehstir
county for ie-electioii Io the county
superifttendency, so sali-faetory was
her tlrst term.
A cold wave struck Franklin county
Monday and Tuesday and I he mercury
took a rapid descent, gointfdown us lo a.
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'iTIiiUlli 11WW IIMI ilMIMMlMmMMr IWWWMPPlWl'ni nMWlWW-WIWIlll II infill r 1 1 .IT EVetux
MSdajjfeiijirfr.K . vs.v, gmmmjmgiM
as 2 ,t'l','os ,,l'ltnv He.tnK point, or
tO 10 (JuJIOCS Ull.OW V.elO.
Judtfo Frost in tin court at Liiii'oln j
icnnuii ii now iron 101 iiuruitiur uoru-
Of and ll.tj(l tlio ditto i)f his execution j
as .lainmry 17. Uarkor's attorney,
lodge Humor, will now carry it o tho
supremo com I of the state.
duller. th K"l Cloud baseball pP-
,.t,ni' u'ho Imt. Im.m i.ti ui- it ttirli .........
( "Cl """ ",,s uct'ii I'IMhm t wild snini'
,i. i ....... i.. u...,i.:....i i. i.
ihhiii; 'iniil in l.n ll I ife i kill llliuillll
,,, ,,. . uilli M,Msr,ll.tlll.lly ,,,....,,
..,,.,.,..,. w,t,,l(i olr .. ' ....,
.":::j;:v ;;. . L;:: h v
iieu.iu.iituneos. lie iru-nii lib way homo
.
IN'UAMMATimY KJiI,tMA'll.s.U iTHKD l '
a DAVs
"nilOti L. tllll. of t.il iiimii Ind w., "M,
.. liH'l liillHininii'iirr liheuumtlMii' l!) i erj
' Vlu' "IM! J""t. '"" "uvrti.ic ' 'nni.ii-
mM Iut b 1) ..m f...-i. .9n. . rtoiirn hIi.,..m i
:",,,,l,1V,,"i! ,1,l.,",!i ,"'1 l",1,,l",Ms',uv"'1"
RJJnUV.M.Uili-'Wiir'li. It, r'o,
Illipi V nl. i U :hm t in, (Mni" ruliul w
slit ihh ill. ! 'ii rn"t iilniui In t!ifio litx i I ttv
mre Ii Mivnl hyr lif,.." inul i.y M. "u. criff.
Pflltll. I C L" 1 I in'H'
F00TTSAIL.
Wlift nrn "Mflivi-Plrf.."
0HliH',lll.S.- t
...!..... O I
The I!ed ('iiiud biiMiK.N eolle-j-e fon'- l
ball team now ela'.iiis tlieeliinitpioiisliip j
of the state after a picked team from l
the citizens of the town had won over I
tin ajryreu'-ition of tiotia-flile sluden'.s
f,,,,,, te (:ramUslam.b,H.,essco.letfe.
-The liuiile UoeU Signal
V ilo not w i.sh to accuse the editor
of the Sijri.al of bavin"; a desire to put
,'lp "l,' t'huid business eollcfje. the
tlHYll of l.lli leillil III !1 U'linnil1 tiirllf lu..
fore his readers, but we fetl that his
source of information In this iiistai'ic
must have ben unreliable, aslilsstate
uiciit is u distorted view of the facts in
the ease.
i Mverv business colletteoreomiiiercial
school, or. for that matter, any other
kind of school or university, follows
the common' practice ofoll'ering special
inducements to irood football olavei
sm
ich as free tuition, etc. in order t.
-t them on their teams. Theremin
..,,
"l
lu" Vn "" lh" l!,,tl rll bi'1'
col vffi eleven secured liv s-ich ineaic
.. I . . 1 r I. . ti
We (III llol ItlloW Ol Uliy. I Hit It then
. , T . ' ., ,,, , '. .
who wihhes to see It. V.e understainl
ti,t .he (mi.d ihi.,a business ,.n.vi.
has plavers seeiired on their team l, '
, , , . . ....
special inducements, ami that one
spi'dul imltiriMuriils. and that niu ''
their pb.yer.s- Priest has been on the
team for live year.. If his brain is as
jpioil as his muscle, the only reason he '
js stjn ,t college is because of his value
to the team. Do you cull him it bona-
tt,h' slll'u'1'-'
Wt' "Vl' " Ifsltnm-.v In making the
statement that the I fed I'lmul btihiticss
college eleven comes as near heuij a
team of bona-lide students asthetirand
Island tiisn relation and that the jraine
was fairly won In every respect.
Smith Center and the Colleire I'res-
i.,.,its mi on the local trromidsThanks
iviiijx ituriuioii. net Thursday. Nov
..s. This may be the colleges last Kame
this season. ' This is not a collegiate
team, but a bunch of professionals.
p.v mistake we allowed an item to
i i. i.,.n v i,,., i.
v,.-,. ...... ..... . .-- ...,.
tl tht ell'i'd that the College t'rescents
were to play a return raine with the
were to play a return raine with tin
Concordia (Kaus. state Normal Sehoo
on their grounds today. The stateinei.
1
was erroneous, the jraine lin iny been ,
called oft' some lime ao. j
The hlffh school has a hard time sc-
curing panics. They had one arranged
for and advertised with the Hastings'
hijjh school, to be plavi-d on the home
roniid.s tomorrow afternoon, but at
Klooininiutoii team on the grounds of
the latter last Friday afternoon. It was
a close (runic. Neither side scored in
tlio tlrst half, but in the ''second two
touchdown- were made by Ib-.l Cloud, j I
and jrnals kicked, the score at the finish
stiiiiilllijf 1" t 0. Purinjr the second,
half lied Clouds center, 'fed Harris,
received a broken collar bone, ami his
place was taken by Claire Wolfe. Time J
of halves, '.'o and .'". heferee, steward: J
empire. Millar.hoad linesman. Walton, j
The editor of the .Mankato Advocate I
says. In regard to the lied Cloml-ilraml ,
Island chumplotispip rootbnllatnctwo,
weeks a(Tu '"We (.'ot therein time to1
sec a part of it and we must say that .
it was rotten, lied Cloud miiuaued to'
leal the (iiiine from i.rand Island, but t
t was no credit to teem. They oiihl i
to he hi'iMlil. tiYhiiiucd of the treat-j
nielli they (rave inc viiiiuir iciiiii inai
iliiv. N e never witnessed such slii.'
(rliiff. such dirty tactics, such interfer
ence by spectators as we saw that day.
ami it was all the fault of lied Cloud.
(iraml Island plays a clean iriuiie. hut
they stood no show on that (rrhliron.
Now wouldn't that jar you?
Jtibt IvcOciv ecl, a Car t .
FLOUR.
- -AT
PiUMB'S FL0IIR
Vott c;m save; nu-r.cy 1
takiiij? 5,Oo pouiuls ot" liir
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r
Dosi't Buy Land nor Loan
! ftacy on Real Estate
witlioiit ettill;.' one -if Tei-l
pert ct M-'racts ot' Title. T! e
oblest and most rcliab'e M-t
Ali-traet books in Weii-tcr t .
-.o.( oh id tiled and approv. I
Kept s-ntssK of the .,.t In
Mirainv c aiipanie.s dnlnj- Im-i
in --. in tin Mate.
LOAIXS S5ASVV on GJTV '&! ER HE
fc tw i 4 m
O. G. TEEL
V
Red CfoucI, Pcbr
OlTioc in OvcrSng Stock.
Phones: Ball SO, Farmers 3C
l t r lU-- 'sX'Sb
&- ftJt.AfcOI.L J
rocer
Js.i ces-ois to .lohu (irilleth
DK A LICKS IN
(J r 41 m rsir"4i Eam fu
J F ffi 8 ? R P tfflHJ lirffEllS W
c?uab mm a mj
ceJia--KKa-s .rurwrrJ.aaJ
ft ?
' !$,&& $ $ J& Q
g h & MU WZ 3
Vli! H Vl .j U i W lJ?
A full assortment of Seasonable
Goods kepi in Slock.
Call and See L:s. We will try I;
Please You.
425 Webster Street.
Uell phone lo. Ind. jihui.e 1
8
i Albright Bros.
N T p j n
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We cannot afford to do
less than satisfy in
quality, style, price and
il'wa to you our person
al service and careful
attention.
Calls Answered
Night or Day
Rural and Bell phones
at store and resid n :e.
i
aunders
rot hers
RED CLOl'D, - XE BR.
Canon City, Sunnside,
and (icnuine Xiper
Head .Maithuul
COAL
You may be paiticular or what
some call "cranky," but Ol'K
CO L will please you.
Our coal is clean and wo deliver
promptly.
UellTol. tiO. KuralTel.71
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