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Vcm Wlttwer It slcl with the meas
les. Guy llrnribroolc is in Lincoln this
WCt'lf.
Howiud SlinpHjii is sii-k with tlio
mcnslcs.
. U. Uoium spent Sunday In Wood
mil", Kns.
' Fi. II. Kust has boon an the .side list
this week.
Mrs. Melle Taylor lms been voryslelt
(his week.
Thortit Foe was down from Cowles
Wednesday.
Merlin Thompson returned to Ulvcr
ton Sunday.
Jlulberl Thomas left Monday for
Mcl'herson, Ktis.
John WeeMicr returned to Webber
.Sunday morning. .
Will Ktfe of Edgar was in town
SUurduy.mornlng.
A. T. Walker returned Wednesday
morning from Denver.
See Dr. Stockman for eyeglasses.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
SJUny a ton of coal and get a novelty
dust nnii.. !..(). Caldwell.
Mrs. Dick Uunchey is visiting her
bisters at Cowles this week.
Mrs Probasco of Lincoln is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Cliir. Tope.
Foit Sam: Six room 1101150, .1 lots
Inquire at Xewhonse's store. tf
Fred Guild was down from Blue
Hill u couplo of days this week.
Win. lletls of Iowa is visiting his
brother F. M. Harlow this week.
Chas. SuhulU was in Lawrence, Iv as.
the last of tho week on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Fearn of Caelum-,
Nob., were visiting relatives Sunday.
Ilcv. Smith has begun the erection of
n now residence in the Piatt addition.
J. A. Mc Arthur returned fromColuin
bkivillc, Mich.. Wednesday morning.
1 have just received n fresh lot of
garden seeds at my feed store, boforo
buying como nnd look them over
A. C. 1!i:adiiaw Ilaskin's old stand.
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If you arc
I Giiiakliig P bwder j
Is tfee most efficient and f
l perfect of leavening agents
I MADS FKOM PURE CREAM OF TARTAR j
I No alum, lime or ammonia.
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I If you arc open to con- I
viction, we've an "open
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shirt here that'll open your
eyes.
You get into it, and you get ou
of it just ns you would your coat.
It's just an " ofF-nnd-on-likc-a-coat"
shirt, made by people wlic
have been making shirts 011 honor
for over forty years. And the
COAT SHIRT
istliebcstthingtlieylHivccvcrdonc.
$1.50 uud more.
PAUL
n Ii iifat'
Mrs. Widermnn nrrlvod home Tucs
dny from spending tho winter In tho
East.
Tho "Cow Puncher" was a number
ouo show.AH present enjoyed tho
show.
Mr.antl Mrs. Adam .Morhart are
visiting in Lincoln and (lnialia this
week.
Mis. 13. H. Stevens has been visiting
this week'ulth her parents near Smith
Center.
Mrs. Mollle Uriireth of llladeu is
visitingat tho home of Mr. ind Mrs.
Hurgess.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Mink Parkos have
moved this week into tho .lot ttarber
property.
Miq.Suuuiii of Ueulrk'o is vibltlng
her daughters, Mrs. lid. MoAUsler
and Mrs. Hoy Uife.
Mr. Mlko l'liikenbindor went to
Lawrence, Neb. Tuesday to attend
her mother's funeial.
Mrs. 0. P. Itrown visited the last of
the weekiiPlnavale with her dnughU'i.
Mrs. Ivan Dlckenscn.
Mr. J. I!. Weaver of Falls City has
excepted a position with Xewhousc
liros. as watch maker.
Mrs IM. Chancy who has been visit
ing Undo Jim Chancy and-wtfo return
ed to Superior Monday.
T. .1. Ward left for Lincoln Weducs
daynorning where he will assvuuo his
duties at the ponotentiary.
Dr Wintcrson physician and sur
geon; ofllce and residence phone same
as Dr. Unities. Potter block. .
Mr. and Mrs. Clareneo Stein return
ed to Superior Monday after visiting
at the homo of Frank Cowdon.
Tubler wells, wind mills, pipe lilting
aud repairings. Call on T. Cuevalu.ii,
Campbell, Ncbr. Write or phono.
Mrs. Ward Ilyiatt of Fort Morgan,
Colo., arrived Thursday to visit her
parents Mr. aud Mrs. Mell Sherman.
Fred Tnrnuro became suddenly sick
at Hastings Wednesday and was
brought homo on 1 1 Thursday morn
ing. Mr. aud Mrs. Goble. Mrs. Cramer,
Miss Mildred Fulton, Row Crcssman
and L. P. Albright attended the Sun
day School convention at Uladon last
Friday and Saturday.
open to
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Tho young pcoplo gave n danco in
tho Masonic hnll Wednesday ovening.
The Indies of the Congregational
church will hold their market In V. A.
Wullbrandt's grocery store Saturday
March 27th.
Harry Studebakor and sister Panultu
loft for Mcl'herson, Kas., Monday
morning where they will resume their
school duties.
F.ltMi:its An i:tion-1 will bo at
the old Winfrey barn commencing
April 1st. with my jacks aud stallions
11. A .Johnson.
Dr. Warrick, the specialist will meet
eye, ear, no-e and tin oat patients and
those needing glasses, at Dr. Darner
ell's olllco Tuesday, March ItOlh.
Row Ilummol report a Luge meeting
at Ml. Hope hehool house. There has
been 72 united with thocliMich. They
are (idkitig of-bulldlng a church.
Jn connections with his haw business,
F. L Overman hasopciicd a Farm Loan
1 ip.iilineut. Parties desiring a farm
loan will find It to their advantage to
see h.m
M r. Conrad Rasscr. son of Ed. Rasscr
and Miss Loi.i Decker, daughter of
Alfied Decker were united In maniage
Sunilay at high noon by Rev. Hum
mel.
Rev. O. II. King of Marten will
preach al the Baptist church nioinlng
and evening next Sunday March '28th
at tho usual hour good attendance is
desired.
Mr. and Mrs. (ieo. Hollister returned
from Lincoln Saturday evening. They
report their daughter Maiie as having
Improved wonderfully slueo going to
Lincoln.
Mrs. Sapp, formerly of this city and
ex-proprietor ol'the 1th avenue hotel,
died in Colorado this week. Her body
and her son Judo, who died about a
year ago wore shipped to Cowles today
for burial
L'astor ltazaar! Held at Hunter's
hall I nil viae, Neb., by the ladles of
tho Christian church April 10 Fancy
work, shirtwaists, sunbonnets, aprons
etc. Supper from GtfO to 10. Ry
Order of Committee.
Tho meetings now in progress at tho
Christian chuieh uro drawing largo
aud attentive audiences. The meet
ings will continue throughout next
week. .1 A. Parker of Arapahoe is
doing tho preaching and H. G. Wilkin
son of Rothany is tho music leader.
Uoth tiro doing splendid work.
We are pleased to welcome baek one
of o'ir old townsmen. Mr. Arthur
Rradshaw has returned and has pur
chaso I tho feed store owned by L. A.
llasklns. Mr Rradshaw Intends to
give the business his undivided at
tention and will undoubtedly make it
11 success from tho start. Mr. Haskins
will retire fiom active work for 11 time
at least and will look after his farming
interests. We extend tho glad 'hand
to M-. Rradshaw and wish him un
bounded success.
Many people who havo seen tho
pictures drawn by Omar Rutler, used
by Rev. t'resstnau in his illustrated
Sunday evening sermons, say that tho
three shown Sunday night woro the
best of the course so far Rev. Crcss
uiaii is delivering a series of sermons
based on Pilgrims Progress and Mr.
Rntler is furnishing the drawing. Tim
craion pictures arc excellent in detail
ami correct in coloring. Mr. Duller
Is a real artist, but so is the l!ov. Cress
man in his Rue.
The Red Cloud Creamery association
held their annual meeting March 20th
at the court house and was well at
tended and full of interest. It started
up in business live years ago and has
been growing in tho good graces of Its
patrons and llnanclally ever slnco, It
Is a farmers institution for self pro
tection that they may got a just price
for their products of the cow. Tho
local creamorlos has been tho hopo of
the fanners, by a healthy and just
competition they havo received 11 bet
ter prleo than before they were organ
ized. The Creamery at this place had
not been a (luauclal success until the
farmers bought it. Thoy havo paid
good prices, produced u good finished
product and have sold a largo amount
in our city which speaks well for it.
At thelrmeetlng the roport bhowed a
business of $-11,000 for the past year
which shows a steady increase slnco
they first began business. The most
of this is spout in lied Cloud which
adds greatly to her interests. The
past years business shows what the
farmers can do with u united stand for
their best intorests in co-operation.
Stand firm, produce n first class pro
duct, be fair and courteous, ready at
all times make till things right nnd
have a satisfied customer in both
buyer nnd seller.
Infi.ammatouv Riii:u.matihm OUIII'.II IN
3 Days.
Morton L. Hill, of Lebanon, Ind.,
says: "My wifo had Inflammatory
Rheumatism in every muscle nnd joint;
her suffering was terrible aud her body
and face were swollen almost beyond
recognltlonjhart bcotllnbedfor six weeks
and had tight physicians, hut received
in) bent fit until she tried Dr. Detchou.'
Relief lor Rheumathm. ittf&TO lier
immediate relief uud eli yw jible to
walk abo t lu Ucroo flfl. I fltn two It
Hivd.l Lw lift" Sold V The XL Ii
Uilco DriHf Co., .Tlgxl Cknd, Kebr,
S. J. CUNNINGHAM
DENTIST
Successor to Dr. J. S. EMIQII
At the old stand over the
State Bank. Phone 131.
fiot Fop Wy Looks
BUT FOR YOURS!
Grimsley, The pain
ter, Paper hanger and
Decorator will do your
work reasonable, and
my work is Right.
Sec mc before looking
Elsewhere.
Yours For Hiz.
F. Q. Grimsley
Olllccwith Henderson, Tho Second
Hand man Old Dow, Huilding.
llnsr. Rail Meeting
At ii miss meeting of the citi
zens held at tho Commercial Club
rooms last Friday eveni ng a Raso
Rail association was formed with V.
S Dense. President, O. C. Tcel, Secretary-Treasurer,
and V. V. Cowden,
W. A. Sherwood and 15. J Warren,
Executive Committee. Tho plan
adopteil by the association, was to sub
scribe not less than HO shares, at $20
each. One half to be paid May IHth
and tho other one half July 15th H0!).
Tho season is to begin .June 1st, l'.KW
aud to last three months or longer
Tho Executive committee together
with the President nnd Secretary
Treasurer is to be as an Lxecutlve
Hoard, and is to havo enliie control
aud management of tho all'alrs of the
association. The Executive Hoard mot
Monday afternoon and formulated the
following rules, which were adopted
Mondav evening at another meeting
af the association: That the name
of this association shall bo "Tho Red
Cloud Raso Hall Association of Red
Cloud, Nebraska,"
Tlie lime ol commencement, ot tins
association shall -be Maioii 10th, l'.K)i,
atuLto conthiuo until September 1st,
Itiuo, or as much longer as may bo do
tci mined upon by the executive board.
That any olllccr may be removed for
cause, and his position tilled by a ma
jority vote of the said Hoard.
The Executive Hoard bus power to
make aud enforce s, eh rules to govern
its busines as deemed expedient, to
make contracts and regulate all sal
aries. To employ and ill eharo at
will any employee, to eiigaKO a mau
ngeer who shall have full power and
authority over its employees.
The liability or each share holder
shall be the amount of his share nnd
no more. The Hoard cannot Incur an
indetni'sh to exece Sj per cent of tho
unpaid subseiipion. All money shall
be paid to tho Secrotary-Treasurer,
who shall issue a icceipt for tho same
in duplicate. All moneys shall be
paid out only tin order of tho manager
countersigned by tho President and
Chairman of tho Executive committee,
all orders to bo issued in duplicate.
All employees shall enter into such
contract as shall be formulated and
adopted by the Executive Hoard.
Tho manager shall havo power to
penalize or line any employee aud
such sum shall be deducted from any
salary due such employee. Tho Ex
ecutive Hoard shall appoint from the
sharo holders, not members of the
Hoavd, a committee of thice to audit
its accounts at tho end of tho season.
And no complimentary ilckots shall
bo issued to any person not employed
by said Board.
Raso ball cnthulasts will bo ploasod
ta know that an organization has been
perfectod in this city nud that Red
Cloud will have ti winning team this
year. Tho management learned a few
lessons last yoar and the present asso
ciation will take advantago of last
year's experience. Tho association is
organized on strictly business princi
ples and business methods will bo tibod
through out the entire season.
Every body speak u good word and
holp bring tho peoplo to Red Cloud.
W. S. Rense Is president and O. C.
Tool is sccrotary nnd treasurer Frank
Cowden, Goo. Warren and Walter Sher
wood Executive Board. Theso men at
tho head of this association are n guar
antee in themselves that the club will
bo managed btrletly on tho Miliars.
Tho Chief will ho ploasod to lend nil
assistance posslblo and will always
"root" for homo toam Lltt crt into
the game and koost. "Knockers lnwp
out.
foilca.
-TiiH Ladles of tlw M. E. ohuroh will
ivrvc &Jnn end 6upp?r in connection
with tli V Htur Saturday April Urd.
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Men's
SELECT your Spring Suits
early, Sir Select it now!
There never w.;s a
belter timefor the Spring
styles are just in from the
World's Best Tailor Shops.
Choice and handsome gar
mentsall blooming with the
new styles features and Spring
freshness.
Correct models and fabrics
for Middle Aged Men and
all the swell stunts for the
Dashing Young Dressers.
$10, $15, $20 up lo $25
Remember that luck or
chance never enter into a
purchase made here and
that there's no lime like now
lo choose your Spring Suits.
Gowden-Kaley
Always Reliable
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A Qiir
For 10 days.
Look to your Interests
WEAR.E
Leaders in furniture and Undertaking
MOON BLOCK ALLTHE PHONES
ISZtZZttiYIX&jmG&XIZESTSZFm:
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A fieoi Snappy Line of Ladies'
Finishing Goods,
:--r En The Fair Store Building.
Wis will be in shape to fill your wants in Every Thing an
Ladies' Furnishings, in the way of Shirt Waists, Muslin
and Gauze underwear. Ladies', Misses and Childrens
Hose. Gloves, Collars, Belts, Face Vales and notions
of all kinds.
ladles' Suits and Sldrts made To Order a Specialty-
Will be adding more goods rapidly from time to time
All Special Orders filled promptly. Call and See us. v
Yours For Business,
Geo. P. Johnson.
IS IT 11 1EV
A New Buftfty Or Farm Machinery
We have them all. Remember, our stock of Har
ness, Flardware, Buggies and Farm Machinery is
Complete at all times. :::::: : : : : :
Wk pny Si'KCiAi. attention to Supplying Ituihlcr'H Ilardwaro at tho
Lowest Prices, Hhst goods. Wk aro also In position to do Plumbing
work, uud all Kinds of Plpo Cutting and Fitting. ::::;::
CALL AND StKTBUS
Wo riltlmvolBO. Line ot AUTOMOUILV.S Scca.
Red Gload larctoare
WM VOLFE.
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Suits.
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Cliicawo
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