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VOLUME XXXVII.
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to tinguish the Edison from its imitators. Sold on easy payments.
to Phonographs $1 2.50 and itp. Records 35 and 50 cents.
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It is anticipated tlmt several colonies j or. All Imil iillue time at both events.
jvvlllv,onlu.c,,n'ppellnthisxM.y. I m.lM si.ooley, who h.is been m
! lite incinber.s and local Cuinps f; feeble health forsovoml months tiled
,... -wl-i.-h mhim tt.n.iii.ini.t mini MaunilV tiftoi-liomi nl Mr. ii',.l,.l.-
, butcd to tho Ranatoiiutn fund ovei
; STO.ooii, iiml at Uio last national eon
lie was about 0." years of age. Ho
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Phonograph? There's a difference.
Some machines mcarly reproduce sounds and noises.
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On your front porch, for instance, when you are lircd with your
day's work and lack the energy necessary to entertain yourself. Then
The Edison Phonograph
will stir you with its marches, amuse you with its rag-time songs and dances or soothe you
with its melodies. It sines as sweetly as the most cultivated sinner and renders perfectly the (i
tones of the various instruments of orchestras and bands, (J)
Possibly you have heard "talking machines." Have you heard a genuine Edison ik
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NEWHOUSE BROTHERS
Cash Jewelers and Optometrists C. B. & Q. Watch Inspectors
RED CLOUD
NEBRASKA.
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Right Now!
Is the time to buy that monument that you want
for Decoration Day.
We have a fine assortment of finished monuments
on hands. Come in and make selection. Give us
time to make your monument just right.
You will find our PRICES right, you know the
QUALITY of our monuments.
OVERING BROTHERS and CO.,
THE MONUMENT MEN,
Red Cloud, - - Nebraska.
FIGHTING TUBERCULOSIS.
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PrtftMltltR.
At the last meeting of the Executive
Counol of the Modern Woodmen
Society," held at .the heodquartera of
the society in Rook Ihlund, III., it was
decided to conduct that society's sana
torium, located at Colorado Springs,
Colo., for the treatment of members
afllictod with tuberculosis, fiee of all
chargu to members.
The Modern Woodmen society, sever
al months since acquired 1,380 acre of
land within seven miles of Colorado
Springs, and has established thereon
an up-to-date sanatorium, the tent
colony plan being employed. The
first colony was opened f i the r c -pt-iuu
of patient on Jau. 1, 1J09. It is
equipped to pare fo- dxty patl nts, to
which number ndmlssions will be
limited for tb present-- " ,
The tnt8 aro .octagonal structures,
with BhlngU rooft, canvaH sides, haVd
wood floors pa nollt cetant founda
tions, heated, by a central plant, equip-'
ped with all modern conveniences,
such as telephones, etc., and each tent
will accommodate one patient. An
administration building for physicians
nurses, dinning hall, baths of all kinds
etc., stands In the center of the colony.
Dr. J. E White, formerly of the
Nordraah ranch sanatorium, tho medi
cal director in churgo, Btates that only
tlioso conuuiriptlvo members who are
curable, or whose lives may bo pro
longed for a considerable length of
time, will bo admitted as patients.
The wisdom of this rulo is apparent.
Rigid medical examination as a condi
tion precedent to admission will be In
sisted upon In ovory case, and special
blank for in 9 hnvo been prepared for
Mil 4 purpose.
A movement Is already under way to
equip the second colony plant of 00
tents. Uneh tent or tent house, com
pletely equipped, repreionts an ox
pen-o of $250, mid a number of local
Camps, orlo Igoi, of (ho Soeu-fy huvv
do -i led to doiiato tnits. As tin TO nie
ovm' n.O'io local Cninp. of Mo h ni
iiimiliiii. ,.r .-.. i, .is.... c. ,. ii . iiniM'd ImiikI In hiirnty I'liiiip.uiy In n sum
A iitimliur ol midlives from a distance ciiuiii to itHioninift prlro or the mtUi'till
were here. .Mr. Sheolev wiim lutil ,, , l'rfnimneeof ilio euiitrnct.
, , n , i .K'TPinm ro.siilH 111 l.e nrotve.l lit minio
rest in the Cnildo Koelc eemeterv. the UiimiutilHiulei mime eniulltloim fur the In-
Woihnien having chare of the burial
service. Ho will be greatly missed by
everyone.
GUIDE ROCK.
Mrs.C M.Sinrson is on thcslck list.
Mis. Jsiiao Prowls very sick with
pu'timnniu.
Uesslo Colrin was sick with a sovero
cold last week.
Little Kern Mason wosq ilto ill for
several dnys last week.
Hmmet llagiinjand Sam Uivlus were
nt Ued Cloud, Thursday.
Mrs. Kd Sawyer went to Heaver City
Friday, to visit her parents.
sli"'rr.rTCferrimah.Vllttle"8oh was on
the sick list but has recovered.
Mm W. S. Lambort and Slaughter
l.urp arc grippe suffers this week
Mrs. Robert QarrUon and Miss Ella
Peters drove to.Red.(JloudThursdy.
I. p. Colvln Iihs moved his ' Real Es
tateoflleeto the room s6utli of the
Guide Rock House.
Mrs. George Minor, who has been
so very ill with erysipelas, for two
weeks, is now improving.
Mrs. Richard Lambort, of Dlllor re
contly visited her father, Fred Watt,
uuil other relatives here.
Ira Plumb wont to Akron, Colorado,
a short time ago to work. His wife
and children wont this week.
John hheolcy and family have" re
turned to their homo in Hastings.
They were down attonding tho funeral
of Mr. M. Sheely.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Johnson, of
Central City came Sunday to attend
the funeral of Mlohiel Sheely. Mrs.
Johnson is the eldest daughter.
Ed Doyle was' severoly kicked by a
borne at "Durrvs hliery barn Friday.
Ho'fras.uoeonsefoW-wbeu found by
Clark Crow lie was taken to the
otllco of Dr. C. F Moranvlllo and after
his wounds were dressod was taken to
the home of his sister, Mrs II. B.
Moranvillp He is getting along nicoly
at this writing.
The Royal Neighbors oioli pieced a
quilt block with the namo of (he doner
worked ori the block and prescntod
them to Mrs Ira P umb before her de
parture for Colorado. his makos a
vory nice keepsake for an nbsout mem
bor. Tho order also had a party io
contly for another member who Is inov
lnj to New Mexico, Miss Etta Stead
man. Roth these ladles will be greatly
missed by tho Royal Nolghbirs,
II. E. Steadiuuu and family left
Tuesday for Now Mexico Ho has
boiiHht property at Lakewood. On t
Wodiunlny of lust week a Jargo in in
her of their near neighbor I'aiiio to
their home nt the ikdii hour bringing
baskets of grid things and surprised1
them in proper tyle. 'L'n.it. same own
ing the monboi-i of Yietoiy (.imp
It N. A, of which Miss Etta Htoadman
W. i. Mean or Inavale, Neb., was
among the large number of substantial
enttlo feeders and farmers from Unit
part of the state that came in early
this morning with fat cattle. On the
train thai brought Mr. Hean's stock,!
there were (It carloads of enttlo and
hogs. All these wore fed eullle, mid
I he good kind such as runners in that
pari f the Mute handle. This big
train pissed right through the S . loo
stock vnrtR "And Id eurlo.ids out of
tin total of ill ears came out or Inn
v.ile," s-ild Mr. lloiin. "We take agood
deal or pride in our country. We
think we have about, the best farming
country on the map, and as a proof of
I his statement wo point, to the cattle
that wo bring here, uImi the class of
hogs that we raise and ratten. We
think the elimato has considerable to
do with reeding. Wo have a winter
climate that is just, right. Wo have
just enough cold weather to give the
stock mi appetite, and then we hnvo
very few cloudy days. And we seldom
have any wind, all winter. This win
ter we hnvo plenty of feed, especially
nlfalfa. So far as 'corn Is enneorncd.
wo have plenty of that, and can bundle
a 1 tho CAttlo we have, and the hogs as
well, in fluo shape, The winter so far
has b en especially favorable for ford
ing, anil both hogs and enttlo are doing
well." Kans's City Dally Drovers
Telegram
Httl Hill lull ill III nllnif Mini tiliiinliliiir.
I liu Iliinnl luserws Urn i kht lo rejeet tiny
amliill IiIiIh.
HiiIiiI I'eli., I, IlKKi.
My oritur n( tlio liu.inl,
Tlie School illstrli't ol lint
Mli'sl Cloiut CUT,
I- II. 1'oit i:., I. Ovnin.No.fr.
Secretary. President.
No I Ice to lllildnrs.
ritoi,o.Hi:i).sriiiM)i, niMDiNu
Sealed iiroiiiisiilM for the erection ninl com
leilonol a piiiiiie M'liniil iiullilhiir at licit
llillil. Nell.. lllt'IllillliLr nil Inluir ninl mninr.
hill, will lie It ('lived li' I,. II. l'nrt. kenrntnrv
of liie m'IiihiI imnril. until I -J o'clock Xoun,
iihi ii nui, iinri.
All lililn mum lie III Hlrlet iirenrilniirii ullli
1 vei.tiou a ni-ruiiineiil tnv of tell eenls'i.. ...i ... ....... . 'nc Pliiiisitiiil Mpoeiiu-iiliiiiiH. i.roiwueil by Ihu
i ' - us, .iiiiiii, nuiiur uuu rnoster, and ' win in. Auiiiuei. ihinIIiiki, Xuii..
' iirr meinbur per year was voted to the ii.,.,,,, .j..,,,,!.,.,. ... , ..,,,. , ... , uhlcli utny Iicm-cii nt tlininUconr I,. If. Knri
sum.,..! ..f II U ,,,,.!, . lUilloil.mgllloi-, ,Mls l,0tt,V .Johnson 1U.l I I, Nek.iin.l.it tlienmeeotthuniell-
suppoit or tills woik. of Central '"Hv, .Mrs. Cor.i Chase or ''"i'""'lnni'r I eiirunrj.Hili. lim
The last olllelal Vo nlmen lenoits i..ii i i ',. , erilltleil eluvk nf " pi r eent of propositi
nisi iiiiiiiiii ttiiiiiiiit.il it pons (lUi, 1H.. u,iJ,.s i.jHj, Topklns of nin-te piiMilile lo I.. II. fort, immt iieciim-
snow that during the years lsui-luOT. iM,i.i -i i,,,,.,, , ,.....i .. , , iu uu-h iiiilnsu mmnuiu t uoml fitlth,
liwlii.u.. ii .........i rn. . f..n.i ,,IUUU0 "ll "" seveiMl gr-lid- ihemitue to lie returned lotiieli uiiinierrasfu
lucliishe. II. i pr c-nt of the total , H.ildren anil one irreal ui-i il child ;U ri.iini.-.ifiUf iv upon Icttiim of contract.
miirl'i.ttv. oi . l..il iltiiths were ei r i h'"' S'- "uiihi. md to he furfeUi.i hj Hie Niiceesxfiil lilddor
' ' ';" ui.iiiis, win, l,e funeral was eoudlteteil liv IIcv. fail pud niMiid fori lii.caxeHticli Hueoesuful
cniirgo i n lu'iercuiosts, anil llini li.U'i: vv lUmi,, 'i,,i,v i .. r. "inier huh hi iiiiikc cuuiriii'i ii lit u o an-
,,,, , .. ,, t d , ,''.. I nul nt twoncloek Monday. aHor- pmted li.nitt tis r.tiuin a ittiln : days.
or the tolul ins m nee losses in tlii.M) ,, ,, the lamllvhoineiu Unst tliildn ',' 'f I'.irty lo jtlmm tl.eeontiaet lar.ttsl
rears or . 'Mil 0 0 resulted fioni this i ...V ' "" '" ''USI u,l,,1,) will lie ieiulud ultliln ;m dajs Irom iicceiit-
.ttais. n, ....m,,., u o, H.siuiui iiimi mis .(U,.(( Thero was a huge attem iinoe. anreof hid toeicculeenntract and kIvu i p-
t-iiiiM-. ,ts i iu uiortiiiiiy e.perieuci oi
the Woodmen so -lety has been nil-
ustia ly fav rable, being but 70 per
cent of the expected a all agos under
the National fraternal congress table,
a death rate of nil (i.'Jn per l,0UU or
but t.!H per 1.000, if the experience at
tho lit sL live nieinbership years bo in
eluded the heavier insurance losses
lulllflcd upon other societies exper
iencing u higher mortality may be coif
sen alive y approximated
K tho Woodmen society with its ex
ceptionally favorable mortality, tluds
It to bo "good business" lo light con
sumption in this way, whv sho ild not,
o her fraternal societies, life insurance
companies, labor organizations, the
national and iiileinntional chinch
bodies, etc., tlud it prolltahlc, ft out the
viewpoint of business or benevolence
or both, to take such action'.'
Each life saved to the Woodmen
society, by means of this sanatorium,
will, it is stilted, repre enl a saving of
81,700 -tho average amount of tho
Woodmen policies in force at tin ex
pensj for treatment of approximately
one twentieth of thai sum. In the
broader sense, each life saved means
the preservation to the family of its
head and bread-wiuuer, and to the
state or ti useful, self-sustaining citl
.on.
4 Piano at a Nominal Price.
Chicago's largest music house, Lyon
& Hoaly, ann'onncos aiobuildingclear
Ing sale of Pianos. Nearly one thous
and splondid Instruments nro offered
without reserve until all are sold, In
this stock are fine new Mohlin, Hard
man, Ivors & Pond, Smith & Njxon
and other noted pianos formerly owned
by; the-Thompson Music Co., the Healy
Mnslc Co., and the big P. G. Thcarle
Piano Co All these concorns were
bought out for spot cash by Lyon &.
Healy and the publlo may now share;
tho advantage. In this sale aro also a
number of Stoinway and Weber pianos.
In upright pianos neat Instruments at
8100, $120, $110, $1S0, 810.-). $10o, MOO
and upwards. This is an unprocedqnt
ed opportunity that will not occur
again. Any piano not proving entirety
satisfactory may bo returned nt tholr
expense. Address Lyon it Healy,, lq
Adams street, Chicago Distanco is
no obstacle, for in proportion to tho
saving to bo made tho freight charges
arc inslgnlflcint. Any banker will as
sure you of the entire responsibility of
Lyon & Healy, and their record of 45i
years for honorable dealing. Write to
day so as to avoid disappointment.
Nat loc.
Hiaii: or XiuiiiASKA, (.
Wi:iisii:n Cnt'M'Y iM
In Die HlHtrlul court Tluriof of the Tenth
Judicial DNIrlct.
CIiiIm ICnehlcr, I'lnlntur,
Millard f. Itohrer, Defin hint.
Xotlceof Sell
Millard f. Itolnor mmlo defendant to tho
aluit eeutltti it iietton In herehy niitllled that
I'luls Iviinhler plalntlil to the uliove cntllleil
iietloii hits hroimlit HttuiiilothedlHtrlct court
of Welwtir foiiuly. XehriiHka. inciliiHt lilm
wtlit Ituliier for Din purpiHu ot olitiilnliur
Jinlunient and decree ots.Ud court that mild
til.'ilntlll Nihil ot nor In fee utiiitilo ot Lots
I'liriiMl), four (I), Clu i.,i. and Sl.x (in, In
lllock One il), Uolm'r'H Addition to Itliiul I III.
Weh-der fiMiiity. NchriiKl.ii, liy iciihoii of
pliiliitltrNiidtetM' po'xeHHloiiof kmIiI lots for
more Hum ten yearn prior to the hrluulm; ot
thlshiilt: and the fiirlheriihjeet ol tills action
U to hateti ilecrceiifKaldi'ourtlhal thoelulni
nt title ot mild Itohrer to Mild lou Is a cliiuil
niton plnntlirs title therein; and, a further
ofijielof Ihlmictliin In lo procure Judgment
ol said court till II nt- ami conllnnlin,' tlllu of
Mild leal CHtate lu mm Id plalntlil as iiwiiliislmild
llnhier ami nil perMiim ttho elulni, by,
IhroiiKli or iimler lilm.
The Mild Itohrer Is lierrti notllkd Unit lie
Is leitulietl loansucr KUld petition on or le
foicMomlny, Mutcir.inl. iyji.
ruins Koi:ni.i:n
lly .Imi. M. It All AN
Ills attorney.
Elllnier's Sale Dates
Monday, Feb, 15, II .1. Mauror 3
miles north of Ited Cloud.
Tuesday, Febr. lO.'.lohu Mottor I)
miles -outhwest of Ued Cloud
Wednesday, Fob 17, Ed. Crary, I
mi o north of Guide Rock.
Tuesday, Fob. 2J, J. (1. Polftis, 1
mile north of Guide Uock.
Cliaflln and Chaplin Thursday Feb
ufarv, '-" t miles uni Hi west of Cowles.
Goo..Llndsoy 1 mllo south east of
Red Cl'o d, FcburarylbthV " ' ? '
C yde Payne, Friday Fobruary, ICth
5 miles north west of Guide Rook. -
Wednesday, Feb. 24, E. B Goble X
mile west of Red Cloud.
Joe Koler Match 1, 4 miles east and ,
,1 south of Cowles'.
Saturday, Feb 1.1th, big mile at
Cowles. ' '
Thursday', February 18th., Harry
Curtis, 8 miles north east of Guide
Rock '
Farmers Attention,
Having taken charge of the Hciitrice
Creamery Station hero in tho place of
Poust.it Lucas. I will locato in the
Cook building,.'! doors south of F.& M.
Bank b ilding. Mr Trino is a prac
tical Soperator mm, has done nil kinds
of repair work on seporators for tho
past eight years; and expects to look
after the machines in this territory.
We would like to receive the same
courtesy and treatment of the farmers,
that the Beatrice Creamery Co., has re
ceived in tho pant and as may more as
wish to join us. Gkoboe Thine
Desolved Partnership
But do not want to be forgoten by our
many Friends and Customers which we
f. are Greatly Thankful for their patronage'
during our successful business.
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To Whom It May Concern.
All parties knowing them selfs indebted To said Firm are
requested to call at their Earlist Opportunity and settle.
Respectfuly jYours,
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