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LOl ALETTES
Iloyd Smith wns in Superior Tues
day. Miss Ella Cook is in Oraalm this
wcok.
C. I). Robinson went to Hastings
Sunday.
Kcv. Smith left for Morrill, Kns.,
Saturday.
A. T. Wulker was in Hastings Mon
day via auto.
Miss Edith MeKolghan went to Lin
coln Monday.
Frod Gnnd and family wcro in the
city over Sunday.
J. F. Winters enmo in from Lincoln
Sunday evening.
Guy Ilradbrook returned from Hast
ings Saturday.
Henry Newhouso wont cast on 14
Tuesday morning
Wilbur Hamilton and family spent
Sunday in Guide Hock.
Mrs. Geo Uurgess returned Monday
night from Kansas City.
Mrs. Arncson spent Sunday with her
daughter in Inavalo.
Bernard McNcny went west on 13
Wednesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Hughes went to
Kansas City Tuesday.
See Dr. Stockman for eye glasses.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Ask The Red Cloud ndw. Co., about
that New Wagon you need.
Chas. Schultz and family returned
from Pawnee City Monday.
Ed Gillard and wife of Naponee
spent Sunday in Red Cloud.
Roy Fearn and wifo of Superior
spent Sunday in Red Cloud.
The Best Placo in town to buy Faint
is at "The Red Cloud Hdw. Co."
Pastuuk Foil Rent for 300 head of
cattle. Inquire of C H. MiNKn."
Calicoes American Prints Five
cents per yard. Minkii llnoi. and Co.
Rev. Crcssman and daughter, Mrs.
Willis Fulton are home from Chicago.
Frank lluerstetta returned to the
oity from Teoumseh Wednesday morn
ing. The Red Cloud ball team will open
the season at Seward Saturday, May
14th.
The W. C. T. U., will meet with Mrs,
F. L. Hines next Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. V. A. Sherwood and 6istcr,
Miss Irene Miner wore In Lincoln last
week.
Ansil Crabill went to Lincoln Satur
day morning returning Wednesday
eveulng.
For Sai.k A good horse will work
single or double Inquire of C. A
Schultz.
Cllen Walker camo homo from Lin
coln Friuay eveulng returning Monday
morning.
Takk your carriages to Pin-cell's
Paint Shop In Sullivan's Old Lum
IIF.lt Yahii.
Mrs. Kate Hurley and sister Miss
Bell Spanoirle loft for Denver Tues
day evening.
Coal and cementgo together. I have
both for sale. Como and buy J. 0.
Caldwki.i..
Tho Rod Cloud Hdw. Co., hnvo the
Domstor 2 Row Cultivators and tho
Trioe is Right.
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SO. C. Teel was in Trumboll Tuesday,
B. J. Overingwas in Oxford Wednes
day. J. D.McGowan, Voternary and Track
Horse Shoor. Call and see mo at
Wallin's Shop.
All the great artists sing for the
Victor and Bdison. Hear them at
N'owhoitse Bros.
Mrs. C. II. Potior loft Monday morn
ing for Omaha to attend Grand Chapt
er of the Eastern Star.
To Juno 1st will soil my 2tf acres
In Red Cloud property for?170o. See
mo Gko Mahtinoalk.
Mrs. O. C. Roll and daughter. Mrs.
Jennie Ringer are hore from Lincoln
visiting Mrs. Uoyd Smith.
Wanted-20,000 bushel f wheat will
pay 81 per bushel for No. 2 ether trades
accirdlRft-Red Cloid MllliftC.
Go to the Rod Cloud Milling Co., for
your shorts and brands in half ton
lots or more at wholesale prices.
Several of our base ball fans wont
to Superior Tuesday to witness tho
Red Cloud vs Superior ball game.
Mrs. Chas. Palmer came down from
Inavalo Monday. They are moving
into their former home this week
Mrs. Gay of New York and Mrs.
liluir of Michigan aro visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Warrou.
Houso cleaning time is at hand.
Don't fail to see the Lace Curtains
and Carpets at-Minimi Hnos and Co.
Fon Sale 20 acres of land close in.
This is a snap if sold soon call or
write C. A. Schultz Red Cloud, Ni:n.
Perhaps you don't know that wo do
nearly all kinds of cement work.
Write us. Phono or call and seo us.
Platt fc Phees.
Notice: All those that have loft
their small photographs hero, and
wish 6ame, please call. Metcalp's
Studios. Potteh Block.
We don't build cistorns.but wo do
nearly every other kind of cement
work. See us, phono us, either phone
or write. Platt & Fhkks.
Fon Sale Thoroughbred Scotch
Collie Puppies. Inquire of L. M.
Crabill for further particulars.
Sam Castkll, Owner.
Fon Rent I want about 100 head of
cattle to pasture, this Is a half section
plenty of running water and shade.
Inquire of J.R. Coi'i.KV, Inavale, Neii.
C. F. Wallln has purchased tho E. 15.
Smith lots just south of L. E. Talt's
new brick and will erecta brick black
smith shop thereon. Ho poid 83000
for the corner.
Dr. Warrick, the specialist will meet
eye, ear, noso and throat patients and
those needing glasses properly fitted
at Dr.DamercU's ofllce In Red Cloud,
Tuesday, Muy 24th.
Tho famous "Roosevelt in Africa"
pictures have been secured for tho
Tepee, One Nkiiit Only. Wednesday
May 2.1th. Don't miss them. They
will be a great treat.
Mrs. Delia Woods of McCook and
Mrs Beeca Killers of Culbertson, who
have been visiting their parent Mr.
and Mrs. J. O. Lindley returned to
their homes Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ira Trueblood, who has been
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Whltcly and sister Mrs. Cy Norrls
and many friends returned to her
home in McDonald, Kas , Saturday.
Sheriff nedgc is home from Chicago,
where he went after and arrested, one
Robt. Krouse of Blue Hill, for wife de
sertion. He returned with his prison
er on Sunday and Krouse Is now In
jail.
In order that those living out of
town may have an opportunity to see
the moving pictures the management
has arranged for Saturday afternoon
performances, commencing with next
Saturday at 2 p. m. sharp.
The little boy was on his knees in
his littlo night dross saying his pray
ers, and his little sister couldn't resist
the temptation to tickle tho soles
of his feet. He stood it as long as he
could and then said: "Please God, ex
cuse me while I knock the stalling out
of Nellie.
Heathtal Qualities
to the Food
Economizes Elour,
Batter and Eggs
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Tho graduating class have elocted
Rev. J. M. Bates to preach the Baceal
aureato sormon this year. The scr
vleo with be held May 21) th at tho
Methodist church, the Episcopal
church being unable to accommodate
tho large number that always attend
this service.
Tho Red Cloud ball team played two
exhibition ball games with Superior
at Superior Tuesday and Wednesday.
Superior won Tuesday's gamo by a
score of G to 2. Tho Rod Cloud boys
put on their hatting clothes Wednes
day and skinned Superior by a score
of 0 to 1. The same teams will play
here this afternoon.
Dr. Thomas leaves Tuesday for
Omaha to attend tho Nebraska State
Dental society and a meeting of the
Nebraska Board of Dental Examin
ers. At Lincoln tho 2.1.K4 he represents
the board at tne senior examinations
of the Lincoln Dental College.
Dr Williams of London, England,
one of the greatest dentists in the
world will locturo at Omaha also notod
dentists or U. S.
Tho Stine and Miller gospel moot
Inu's at the Christian church arc still
in full swing with largo crowds at
tending and deep interest prevailing.
Tho meetings must soon oloso. You
aro asked to attend and gain some
good from Mr. Stine, tho teacher
preacher and Mr. Miller, who is a
great inspiration in song and chorus
work. The meetings may close next
Sunday May loth. You are asked to
hear these men every night at 8 o'
clock, and morning ond evening next
Sunday.
In a great measure the commercial
standing of a town is rockoned accord
ing to the number and value of its
business enterprises; its moral stand
ing, according to the number and
power of Its institutions, exerting a
good influenco as opposed to those ex
erting a bad. Thcso things being true,
it should be the intont of tho citizens
of a place to oncourago such new en
terprises as tend in any way to mako
the place bettor; for a town is greatly
what its citizens mako it, nothing
more and nothing less
Uard o! Thaaks.
To the dear friends and neighbors
who so kindly assisted us in life's
greatest trial, and those who so deftly
wove together tho beautiful flowers,
we tender our sincere thanks.
Mrs. Mary J. Bokkn And Family.
Fain Leaas
I am ready at short notice to make
you a farm loan cither largo or small
quickly upon application. I have an
unlimited amount of eastern money
and some private money now on hand
and stand ready to give cxcellcn
terms and close your loan without do
luy. I inspect tho laud myself free of
oxpenso to you.
J. II. Bailey. Red Cloud, Nob.
To Whom It Nay Concern.
Red Cloud, Neiiii., Ai'Rii. 20th, 1010.
All persons owning or having charge
of lots in tho Cemetery are requested
to huvo all cleaning up or caring for
graves done at least ono day before
Decoration day as no work of that
kind will be permitted on Decoration
day. As it is always attended with
more or less trouble to the manager at
r time when he can't give hisattontion
to It. By order of the board.
C. C. McConket, Manager
A New 6ac Law.
Book agents may be killed from
October 1, to September 1 ; spring poets
from March 1, to Juno 1; scandalmon
gers April 1, to February 1; umbrella
borrowers August 2, to November 1;
and from February 1, to May 1; while
every man who accepts a paper two
years but when tho bill is presented
says: "I never ordered it," may be
klllod on sight without roservo or ro
lief from valuation or appraismeut
laws, and buried fauo downward, with
out benefits of clergy. Ex.
0. G. Ted's Financial Re
port of the City of Red Cloud
The following is a tubulated state
ment of tho Expenses of Red Cloud
City for tho munclpal year ending
May 4, 1010 as shown by the Rcoords
of tho City Clerk:
WATER AND LIOHT REPAIRS
American Stoam Pump Co S 3 88
Atlas Englno Works 15
Buffalo Meter Co 4 r0
.1.0. Butler 4 87
It & R Elcc & Telephone Co 4 31
Crane Co 2 00
Fairbanks Morse Co 18 12
Korsmoyor Co t! CO
Leggott R. B 1 00
Lehmer J. R ttu 48
Leuzlor & Sheolcy G 00
McLeod it Henry Co 30 00
Morhart Bros 302
Palmer &, Strong 5 8.-5
I'oleuskl & Schcllok Co !i 0.1
Saunders Bros 11) 70
Scully Steel & Iron Co 12 CO
SlabyA. C 5 10
Sloss J.C : 2 no
Sunderland li.&B. Co 143 23
Western Elec. Co 122 03
(Continued to lait page)
OUR BILL OF FARE
always contains seasonable food
Wo do not sorve canned fruits and
vegetables when It Is possible to
obtain them fresh Como in and
sample them.
The price is 25 conts.
A. A. HART
City Bnkery and Restaurant.
Mrs. Rct&lc
Mrs. Reigh, aged 80 years, died at
the homo of her daughter, Mrs. Adam
Morhart Tuesday afternoon after a
long illness. A few months ago she
received a stroke of paralysis and was
sick for several weeks, but llnally
rallied. A few days ago sho was again
taken ill from the same cause, but
boitig old and feeble could not with
stand the trouble and after lingering
a few dayb llnally passed away in the
presence of most of hor children.
She had lived in Rod Cloud more than
a third of a century, coming hore with
hor husband In the early pioneer days
and has lived here over since. She
was a kind neighbor and loved by all
who knowed her. The following
children aro left to mourn: Mrs. Adam
Morhart, Mrs. J. II. Kollogg, Charley
Rcigle, Mns. Liggltt and Mrs. Rick
nrds. The funoral occurred today and
she was laid to rest in tho Red Cloud
cemetery.
In Memory
Thomas Borcn was born In Adams
Countv. 111.. February 10th, 1C3G, and
died at his home near Cowlcs, Nebr.,
May 0, 1010 being 74 years, 2 months
nud 23 days of age. Ho was married
to Mary J. Beecher August 14th, 1802.
To this union was born 5 children 4
boys and 1 girl.
From Adams County he moved to
West Point, Hancock County, III.
From there he came to Nebraska and
settled on the farm upon which he has
resided ever since.
He was ono of a family of 13 chil
dren. One brother in Illinois proceed
ing him in death only two days.
Ho was a man of gonerous impulses
and never forgot the hospitable ways
of the pioneer. The stranger, even
though a beggar, never failed to ilnd
food and shelter If he sought it at his
hands, and ho wus at homo by tho
bedside of tho sick and delighted in
all kinds and neighborly oiuecs. He
had borne adversity bravely and en
joyed prosperity quietly. He had
filled tho various relations of life, as
son, husband, father brother, friend,
and filled them well. Who can do
more?
But he is gone! Another name is
stricken from the ever lessening roll
of our old settlers, and a solitary
woman in the sunset of lite, and a
lonely home, aro left to attest how
sadly thev will miss him. It must be
bo; these tender human tics cannot be
severed without a pang. Yet in such
a death there is really no cause for
grief. His life work was done, and
well done. He had passed his golden
wedding day and wearied with life's
duties and cares, weary of suffering
and waiting, ho lay down to rest.
"Tired! ah, yes! to tired dear,
I thall souudly sleep tonight,
With never a dream and novor a fear,
To wake in the morning light."
Ho was a man who united sound
sense with strong convictions, and n
candid, outspoken temper, eminently
llted to mould the rude elements of
pioneer society into form and consist
ency, and aid in raising a high stand
ard of citizenship inour young and
growing state. How much this com
munity owes him and such as he, it is
impossible tpcstlmatc, though It would
he a grateful task to trace his inllu
euco through some of the more direot
channels, to hold him up in those do
generate days, in his various charact
ers of husband, and father, of neigh
bor and friond, to spead of the sons
and daughter he has reared to per
petuate his name and emulate his
virtuos. But it comes not within tho
scope of this brief article to do so.
Suffice it to say, ho lived nobly and
died peacefully at tho advanco ugo of
74 years. Tho stern Reaper found
him, "as a shook of corn, fully ripo
for the harvest."
Not for hlra bo our tears! rather let
us crown his grave with garlands, few
of us will live as long or as well, and
fowcr yot will the Angol of Death
greet with such a loving touch.
Ho was a member of the Cowlos M.
E. church.
Tho funeral services were conducted
at Cowles by Rev, Stllller of Red Cloud
ussistod by Rev. Anglo of Cowles and
Interment was made In tho Cowlcs
cemetery.
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suits this season, especially those
we have for young men, are unusually
swagger in design.
Hart Schaffner & Marx --
have co-operated
matter, and we are
some very stunning things. The new
weaves in grays, blues, browns are
very beautiful also.
Suits $20 to 50 Overcoats $16.50 to $40
This store is the home of
Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes
Pflfllt STOflEY
THE CLOTHIER
FDRWTIRE CARPETS
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UNDERTAKING
Ladie Assistant in our Undertaking
Department.
ALL THE PHONES
Ed. Amackp Prop.
LEADERS IN FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING.
WE ARE BEADY
To show you our new line of Spring photo
mounts of fine quality.
We have all size Card mounts, Squares, Ovals,
Panels, Bust, Different sizes for family groops.
Folders, of neat quality. Come and look at them.
See STEVENS BROTHERS Photographers.
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