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VOLUME XXXVIII.
TAKKlUXH) ADVICH
from those older lliitn yonrjself with
-"Sfcanl to your Hank Account. The
iii'(tt."t tiling to perpetual motion ever
disi-.ivered is
IONKY AT INTKKKST
un-1 lie best way for n business iiiiin
to create confidence is to lie indenti
lled with some responsible bunk
Bring your deposit here anil relie Hie
stronghth of our attvicc.
Interest Paid on Time Deposits
Webster County Bank,
RED CLOUD. NEB.
CAPITAL $25,000
B. F. Mizcr, President, S. R. Florance, Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
B. F; Mizer, C. J. Pope, Wm. M. Crabill, Wm. H; Thomas,
S. R. Florance.
GUIDE ROCK.
Wl.l lily's little daughter i- now
mucli better.
C. S. Jones iui'1 iutiiily have been
visiting in Ked Cloud.
The M. I, oilieial board met Monday
evening with the .Secretary. Miss Van
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iVoert.
Hchitivcs hete have received uoidof
the death Sunday, of Miss Fannie
Simpson at her home in Wisconsin.
Deceased was a Mater of Mrs. Beorge
M. Simpson of (luido Bock. -
Win S.uvyer moved a house for JO.
K. Burr .Monday to the lots east of
Mr. IJ hit's residence An addition will
be built and the house will be occu
pied by Dana Burr and wife.
LESTER
Mi and Mrs. Charlie Frisbie spent
Sunday at C. II, Harris's.
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Don't buy your supply of Dry Goods until you have looked
over Our Stock, havexa nice line of dress goods, silks, laces,
embroideries, ginghams, muslin, kid gloves, suede gloves with
silk linings, outings, outing night dresses, outing ready made
skirts, sweaters, underwear and hose.
Childrens and Misses Dresses
Childrens ready made dresses in ginghams,
mother hubbard style at 25c, ages 1 to 5.
Childrens ready made dresses of ginghams,
percale, linen braid trimed, made with waist
and skirt from 50c to $1.50, ages 2 to 5.
Misses ready made dresses of percale, gala
tea cloth and mercerized repps made with
waists and plaited skirts from $1 to $3.75
ages 6 to 14.
Have the middy dress for misses made of
galatea cloth from $2,25 to 3.75, ages 6 to
14.
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Mi and Mrs. All Decker Mindnjed
at Fred llurd's of Oowlcs.
Mrs. I. ue Bergfield mid daughter
visited her parents Friday
John S.iladen'.s brothers and sisteis
I dinned with him Sunday. It wits Ills
(birthday.
j Mrs.Teaehworth re' nrned home from
I lieaer City where sn- has been ilsit
I ing- her .son.
I Tom Simpson and .loe Britten were
I seen on Ua.sser and Frlsbie street .Sun
day evening.
, Mr. and Mrs. John lloleotnb and
! daughter spent .Sunday evening nt
t!eo. McKinnie'-.
I Mrs. Porter Hale returned home
! after staying with her mother who
has been on the sick list.
GARFIELD
F. Cobbs and familv have moied
II
1 on route
, vKboayift , fit
NEH HOUSE
PHONES: Kurnlfi.1. Boll, Black U.
k rtaxspaiicr That filvcs The News Flfty-lno
RED CLQUD, NEBRASKA, NO VIOM It Kit
M s (5 n-s and family hae mined
to (iiiltlc Hock.
The thrashing machine has luid nil'
until after corn shucking.
1. Wiggins inn! family i Isitnl with
T W While and family Sunday.
Mi and Mts. I.iugo called on Louis
Munic.i and wife Saturday night.
in ,i ( ompbi II called on his lady
Irii'iul on Wiilnut t'reek one day lust
week.
Ku.i Dai is and i'reil Street went to
lied Cloud Saturday night and took in
the sight
Oco. Coon was ou on Windmill row
Monday at M.mley Bros, lepairing
their stuck scales.
Pine weather for gal hei lug corn and
most ol the farmer- in tint Held are
inipt living the time.
Will Fishei was elected road over
seer of (iarlleld with a large inajoiily
and now lor good toads.
Charley Cumpboll llnished shreiuling
corn fodder on Satutdav and now he
has a nice lot of good feed.
lion, lloucbiiicut his millet, Moiidu,.
It was a little dried but (leorge says it
will beat a snow bank this winter.
Pel and Altred Mauley. Will Fisher
and iJu.v B.irnes attended Odd Fel
lows baiuiuet in Bed Cloud Thursday
night an I reported a good time
j Real Estate Transfer.
j Transfers reported by the Foil Ab
stract Co. for the week ending Wed
nesday, Nov. pi 1010.
'A. F. llurtweil to J. F. shugle.i nil
bile 10 Inavale, ml ... .$12('o
1L (tlllirord to It. Mikeeli et-itl.
I lots til, 22 A -.'.7 blk :i Kichurd
sons add to Bed Cloud wd .. . 1C()
School District No. 2 to X. C
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Mortgages Hied. S-VlOd.
Mm tgages released il IJl'.'ii.
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Underwear
Childrens heavy fleeced union suits, size i 2
45c, rise 5c a size.
Childrens seperate garments heavy wool
lleece, size 22, 25c each.
Childrens all wool union suits, size 2, 75c,
rise 5c a size.
Ladies cotton union suits 50c and $1 .00
" 1-2 wool " " $1.50 " '2.50
" all $3.00 ' 3.50
" extra size " " in cotton 60c to $ 1
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Weeks Each Year For $1,50.
TUNA A REMARKABLE FISH
Swaggering Musketeer of the Sea Is
the Largest of the Game or
Bony Fishes.
Charles Frederick Holder, the
California naturalist, thus deacilbes
that remarkable llsh the tuna: "The
tuna is n pehiglo llsh. a iree lance, an !
ocean run r, a sort of swaggering
muskoleei of the sea, the laigest of'
what may lie termed the game or bony
llshcH, attaining a maximum weight
of nearly L'.OUO pounds and an uppioxl
mate length of lourteen feet or more
Such a llsh Is veiy exceptional, though
siieclinens weighing 1,500 pounds have
been taken on the New Fnglnnd coast
I once entered a school In a big
launch. The school divided to poit
and starboard as we passed through
It, and I hud a view of one or two
llslios that appeared to ho more than
half as Jong as the boat.
"Those fishes spend the winter In
warm latitudes, and migrate north as
lar as the mouth or the t. Lawrenre.
They are found In the Mediterranean,
and north, to tho luffoden Island;
yet so fur the efforts of anglers, ex
cept at Santa Catallna, have failed to
taku them with the rod Kven hero
thero is a stretch of but eight miles
or so where they can he satisfactor
ily played and tuken with rod and
i eel.
'This legion lies on tho ninth side
of Santa Catallna, from Avalon to
Long Point, and to the east as many
more, fa Ing the noith, nnd generally
smooth more like a Scottish loch
than a fishing ground 20 miles out to
sea."
TAMENESS 'OF A SEA LION
j Old Ben, Weighing Half a Ton, Is
Often Met on the Streets
of Avalon.
In describing Hie islands lying off
the southern coast of California Fred
erick Holder writes: "Tho feature
which will really amaze the wnuderer
among the Channel Islands Is the
lameness of some animals. To meet
a hull sea lion weighing approximate
ly half u ton on the main avenue of a
town, CO feet from tho water, Is a pos
sibility of a startling nature, yet I
have seen Old Ben, the hoad of tho
Saula Catallna sea Hon rookery, on
Ciescent avenue, Avalon, surrounded
by tourists who snapped their cam
eras at him with impunity.
"At that tlnio Bon could bo Induced
to come ashore when tho luro was a
fat, loug-flnned tuna, but one day ho
climbed upon tho wharf, coming en
tirely up the steps, following tho man
with a llsh. Then some unreasonable
person made a threatening demonstra
tion, Hen started for the step, lost his
hold, slipped ami fell, smashing them
and Aoumllug himself. For a long
time he remembered this, but gradual
ly his faith In human beings has re
turned. "He is good-tempered and never at
tempts to bite. But he Is a savago
looking animal, and when he comes
leaping up on the boat landing, driving
off women and children by mere
ferocity of appearance, and seizing
their fish. aB he did recently, ho makes
1 a very clever Imitation of a ferocious
beast."
A New One,
N'lmble wits and a glib tonguo fre
quently savo erring New York "cop
pers" on trial before tho deputy com
missioner at police hendquarters. Not
long ago a giant patrolman, accused of
being about a quarter of a mllo off his
beat, evolved this excuse: "Von see,
It was llko this, your lienor. I was
patrolling my post, when 1 thought 1
heard a man up tho streot yelling
'Fire! Ffrol' I ran In tho direction
of tho sound, and, would you bellovo
me, Mr. Commissioner, thero stood u
fellow out on tho sidewalk trying to
wnko up a friend of his on the second
fldor, and ho was yelling with all his
might, 'Meyer! "Meyor! Well,
that's a brand new one," said tho trial
commissioner, tho suspicion of a
snillo crossing his face. "Complaint
dismissed.'
An Expert Accountant,
Mrs. Newly Don't you llko my now
hat, dearest?
Nowly Yos-s, It's all right.
Mrs. Nowly Well, I bought It on
your account, dear!
Newly- Yes, you usually do. Brook
lyn Blfo. ,
17. 10 10.
ODD FELLOWS
riiniiiurnpliFil In Men tit llmilii i. ni i, u, , i.nUi.
(Hie Kill e most onjoyal-le Imiupict-. that it was impossible for him to de
eier held in iheeity oceuted lat liivr mi alter dinner .speech, but as tho
Tl-uisdii.i uiulit. This hnhiiiti was committee Insisted hi-snuglnialie ser
pioparcil by the (hid Fellows in Imnnr vie.. ., ,U attorney. He wciiPfh Bro.
of Paul storey who hits luiel.i bi-en (Uei mini w ho prevailed upon him to
eltcted (iiMnd Miislei ot the slate o! . do his lesUiud u rile out Hie speech.
Xebiiiskn. A bom one liiiuilre.l and This he difl and then Bio. Oveimau
llfty Odd Fellows wen- in niu-iidiitice. suggested that they .change speeches
about loity being from the neighbor- because he hud snoliuii ottcutlutt
ing lodges ol Cowb-s nml (iulde Bock, people would ne!coiue 'oiueihihy now.
The tablyj, iiett- hiiii.lsonn-ly decor- This iiuscbme. But, ' -old Mr Huiber,
tcl for theTiJcisloiC 'bcuuYifiil llbw- "Ar-er'hciiriiig iny speech delivered I
ers spieail piolusely about and the am ar.liiun.il to j.-e his," and sat down,
hall pr.vonled an ai.p.iuaiicc of com- The house was iiium-dhifc l,i in an up
f.tit and good cheer. roar, and so H WH, (hiuont the enliie
.Mercei's oi chest in fui-nisheil good pr.iu'iiuu.
music noil reeeiwd geiieious appbiiise. Those pioseiit espri-seil themselves
After the llaiiiit the following freely cniieei niug the plen-uie they
prog mi ii was eai lied out: enjoyed mid one m?d all declined that
Toastnius'er '' ' Overing. they hud never attended u more suc-
Keinmisencesof Bun Adliein I odge cessfnl giithering.
12. I' Overiiuili. Tl it (hid Fellows of this cite bai
Fraternal Inspirations
B S (iiirber.
F. V. Thomas ,
F. A. Hood.'
Truth
Bright Lights
Tlit- Oi pliiuiN Bonn
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CJr.uid Miihtvi Storey.
Nebraska FiXpoetatious
It. l (Iiirber.
Selection irf Material . .
i'i. N. Tompkins.
These afterdliuior speeches pioved
to be of thoveiy highest ruder. There
was tunny n good sloiy related, wit
anil humor abounded, tin lists anil
drives were skillfully winded otV tho
extreme delight of the entile audience.
Perhaps the best hltof the evening was
sprung by K. S. d'urlicr. He stateal
Ftr Falling Hair
You Run no Risk When You Use This
Remedy.
' We promise you that, if your hair is
( falling out, and you have not let it go
too far, you can repair the damugo al
ready done by using Itcxall "1)3" Hair
Tonic, wllh persistency and regularity
for u reasonable length of time. It is
a scientific, cleansing, antiseptic, ger
micidal preparation, that destroys
microbes, stimulates good circulation
around the hair roots, promotes lialr
uouiishmeiit, lemoves diindrud' and
restores hair health. It is as pleasant
to use as pule water, mid it is delicate
ly pel finned. It is a real toilet nec
essity. We want you to try UcmiII "Jt.T
Hair Tonic n lib our promise that it
will cost you nothing unless you are
perfectly satisfied with its use. It
comes in two sizes, prices r.oc ard $1.
Ueiiicmbor you can only obtain Kexall
Uemedie.s in thiH comuulty only atour
'fctti-e, ThcKcMill Store. The II. H.
(irico Drug Co.
I See The Chief for-up-date
'Job Work.
Wn$on Bqxcs.
See Wallin for that new wagon box
Hint you need, Also complete ivagous.
The Chief $1.50
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CELEBRATE.
received a new impetus fnuu tho
honor of the state Ipis conf t led ,upou
them ki.i selecting- one ot their number
to hold Die highest otlh-v ii. the gift of
.Odd Fellowslilp.
Wll I' PIMM) IIII.
TliU iud. is (ncivashi rapitlly In
iiiembeih nnd expects before long to
build a new modern lodire biiildiuer
whlcii will accomodate present reijulre
m -nt. It has already u comfortable
sum of money at inteiest and Is in an
excellent iliiaueiulcondliioii. It seeks
it membership from the substantial
element in all walks of life and has
uiiide an env.able reeoid.
Here's hoping that I he lodge will
grow in members, -ervico and olllcien-
ShcHncM Who Peter Wns.
It was at a Sunday t-chonl examina
tion, and the supeilntetnleiit was
showing oir the results of his labors.
During the exercises ho nslced tho
children who could tell him anything
about Peter, No one answered. The
question was repented soveral timca
till finally u Utile, girl held up her
hand. "Well, my dear," said the su
perintendent, "that's light; I am glad
to seo that there Is one llttlo girl who
will put these larger boys stud girls to
shame." The little girl came forward
to the' platform, ami was U)H' to tell
tho audience what shekiunv.oj;. l'oter.
She put her linger in her uimjth, and
looking very suilllng said.
Peter, Peter, pumpkin eater,
Had a wife and eouMn'L lt-ei her:
! Put hei-Bn a pumpkin slu-1
And there he kept her ver, wetl.
Amid tho ro.w that tolloived she
hurried gully to her seat.
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