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Tiansfeis of ii'iil estate Itled for
record for Die week ending Match 8
reached tlic record breaking mink of
fU!)2,(KM.
Tho li'lciiils )f Joe Crow arc groom
lug 1 1 1 tn for sIhm ill' ami tliu chances fire
that they will insist upon his running
this fall. It In a 1)11 curly in the game
but at first hlnsli wo know of no hotter
man for the position than Joe. Ho
has Iiooii living in the county for the
pant twenty-live years and is well ami
favoiahly ltnown in this pint of the
comity.
Tuesday night we visited the Tepee
moving picture show and wc were
simply delighted with the excellence
'of the films displayed. "The Mexican
l.cgomi" was surely suburb .Mr.
Hughes is to ho commended for select
ing artistic views of a most elevating
uhnrnotcr. He believes and wo be
liovo that tliu best only should be giv
cii. An hour spent in enjoying pic
tores of tills character Is an inspir
ation. Beimels aro pleasant especially to
editors who seldom receive them. Wo
received words of commendation from
a dozen dill'ercnt sources for our little
article on inforoing the curfew ordinance-
This is very acceptable. This
week wo suggest that tho city uso the
powor plant whistle at nine o'clock as
a warning to all children to seek their
homes There would bo no o.pensc
connected with this method and the
whistle could he easily heard all over
the city.
Down In Mexico.
KiIkiii llouiml In OiIiiiiiIiiin I'ckxuiiii.
Inure., Mexico, I'Yb 'Si. I am now
in the city of second importance in '
tho republic ol Mexico. It In the real
gateway between the two lepttbllcs
It is a very imnow gateway, ami ho
who would enter must pass Inspection
by the Diaz soldieis at tho south end
of the bridge which spans the Rio j No play over produced In this cotin
(Jrande, and upon attempting return ' try or abroad lias the brilliant record
to Hod's country he must convince the. 'of -I'uld in Full." It has been s-een
polite customs officials of our own by more persons, it has been played
nation, posted nt the north cud of the by moie companies and moie times
hiiilgn, that his pockets ami baggage than any other, it has had longer
contain no in tides subject to larifV runs. Topeais stialght away and
duty. Tlie Mexican soldieis made no seveial return engagements aie to its
Inquiry about dutiable article. 'I hey cieilit in New ork. where as in Chi.
questioned u only as to military eugo it won celebrity as theonly drama
matters whether we had any con- ever to go through it Milliliter. Five
c.caled arms, or if we had any rela- companies appealed in it all last st.as.
lions with the lebel army, now milk- on, and the same are touring thocnuu
iug tilings inteiestlng in this vicinity, try this year. It is the only play evei
1 could not speak punisti. but for acted by so large a number of com
I Its Flavor L$ i
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I TrtE. FIRST CUP WILL WIN YOU
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THE HOME GROCERY,
Innately my two companions, II M. !
Rushiiell mid Edgar Westervell, both '
of Lincoln, llucnlly icplicd in the.,
Spanish tongue. Colonel Wcslcrvclt. '
beeuusc of his mllitaiy hearing, was,
Uestlout'd very closely by the Mnl-j
cans. Readers of the Telegram will
reeall that under the nil" of (lover
nor Slialloiibeiger, Colonel Wester
velt was tliu prlro colonel upon the
goveinot's stall'. I was proud to be in
htieli company, and yet veiy uneasy,
hec.iuse the .Mexican soldiers viewed
our party with earnest, suspicion be
cause or the presence of our military
friend. We better iiniloi stood that
suspicion when we afteiward learned
that tho rebel hosts in .Mexico were
constantly winning to their ranks
some of the most, Intrepid Aiucrjcau
spirits, and that no Icsh than seven
sons of nobility in Europe aio now
lighting with the rebels against the
autocratic rule of I'lcsidont Diaz.
Why are the .Mexican rebels trying
to overthrow the government of the
lepublic'.' As well ask why the edu
cated Russians are always trying to
overthrow the government of the czar
of Russia I have never been in Rus
sia. I have not seen much of Mexico,
but during the past live years I have
been gathering information in an ef
fort to understand Jie situation down
here. My experience lends me to con
clude that If I were a citien of Mox
ico 1 should also bo an lusuriccto. No
people on earth were over taxed to
death nt any faster tate than now. pre
vails in Mexico. This rebellion i
Hghtly regarded by Americans gener
ally, but not so with Americans who
have had opportunity to see the situ
ation at close range. I talked today
with one of tho prominent men of this
section. Ho is one of President
Tuft's closest friends, and fought
Spaniards under Colonol Roosevelt at
San Juan. This gentleman tells me
that there can bo only one result of
the rebellion tho utter destruction of
the DiHZ government.
The Great American Play "Paid In Full"
For local playgoers tho treat of tho
season comes next Monday, March lit.
when at the Opera House the t'uited
1'lay Company will present Eugene
Walter's drama of New Yoil: life of to
day. -Pah! in Full "
Not to know of this most celebrated
play of the time is to confess one's
self uninformed as to the exceptional
features of the American stage; not to
have seen it is f.n be outside the '2.."M,
nOO who had witnessed 12012 perform-
ances up to the end of last season
P. A. Wullbrandt, Prop.
panics at the nmc time.
All this goes to show that -Paid In
Full" geneioiisly niciits its fame as
the gi cutest play of the age "A
triumph" Is the tribute paid to it by
Retinoid Wolf, the clever wilier ol tho
New York Morning Telegraph, "real
play of real life, with real human be
ing," lie said, which is u titling sum
marv. Ills a play of America, with
stiong ehatactcis and stioug situat
ions. It is singularly lifelike, and ot
cngiossing Interest. Those who have
seen it are its mostenthiislitstlcailuilr
ers; those who have not will surely
welcome this opportunity. It will be
acted by a magnificent cast and every
detail of the performance will bo pre
cisely tho same ns In Now Yoik.
Every character in "Paid in Full" is
it striking type, every scencand situat
ion holds deep emotion or gay humor.
To see these characters played and
these effects produced by a talented
Now York cast Is a good fortune that
local theatre patrons will surely aim
to enjoy.
Keal Estate Transfers.
Transfers reported by the Fort Ab
stract Co. for the week ending Wed
nesday, March 8, 1911.
Solomon Beckwlth to Evan
Love joy, n2 set and set sel
.1 j-il-l'J, wd S 1500
John II Hanson to Arthur C and
Geo Bradshaw, sc 20-1-11, wd. MSI!:.
tiniest It Snedeker to tilso Rose
iiw-1 2.1-4-1 1, wd 1H00
Walter C Dubbs to Elso Rose
net 2.1-4-11, wd 14000
lieo W sihuck to Alva ( Burnett
sw4 se4 and lot h In 1G-1 '., wd. liM)
Oscar Monia to Edgar S Cox sw4
''Pi (4 I Vw
John I) Storey to Louis A, Law
rence and O Manlcy, nc4 22 2
10. wd r,(M)
Arthur C Brudshaw to John W
Most, lots If) to 21. block 22.
Red Cloud, wd 217:.
Retta Miner to Sara If I. Smith
lots T and 2 blk 2, snb div an
nex lot '.'7. lied Cloud, wd .-.no
Warm V Real to Vem V timick
net ne4 'j mid nw4 2'.'-2-10.wd. lO.'.iKl
Miles Doyle to Robert A Simp
son, nwl s.'j.jo, wil i!"i(Ml
George A (ilieck et al to Win and
Walter Itaser. sel 17-2-10, wd 7200
tid Seaton to (!eo J and l.euora
ti Warren, swl !2-L-l(), wd (ilOO
iiobert S Norrish to William II
Householder, pt se4 3l.-ll,wd 9o00
Hiram J Saunders to K I' Over
man, e'j lii-il-Il, wil 12000
Fred I. Oatman to Edwin (
Oatmiiu, ntid li w'.. sw'4 2.1-
1 II wd ". r.ooo
Edwin (J Oatman to Kred I.
oaliiiau, und v nw'j 2j1
I ii, wd n (WOO
I'ii nl Frohliek to Hugh II Hun
tor lie I 2-0, w.l IMloO
I'has I'oswell to I alheiliieScliu
iiianii. lots 10 and II Ml; 'Jl,
Blue Hill, wd 220(1 1
l.-tucd) ('mil to K L Schumann
lot 0 blk II, Blue Hill, wd .. . "Iu0
Jacob (iill to IC.tthailne Sehu-
niitnii, lots 7 and 8. block "., '
Roll rer'n 2nd mid, and lot 'J
blk !, Blue Hill, wd ". 2000
William V Carr to Hiram Hen
drii'ks, w2 n w I S-il-l 1. wd .... ."000
Hiram Hendricks to Win Klatt,
2 uw I and n2sw2 8-:i-tl. wd 151)00
Lottie R Doyle to Byron L
(ioodell, lot I and w2 lot it blk
I, 1st add to Bladen, wd 23)0
Elisabeth McChtiu to Lelah L
Didarranaga, lot 7 block 15,
Guide- Rock, wd 1
Edward Rowlands to otto L
stoll'regan, sel nwl U-l-lO.wd 4100
Jacob Chaplin to Emma Bruiik,
lots 1 to 10 blk H, (irusel's sub
div to Roluer's add to Blue
Hill, wd 18.10
( ln.Uoii Killniii to D Ii Dnlley.
n. 1 ilO-5-r.1. wd GOOD
Artliur () Short to Mary E Clark
wd wj nw 31-1-9 $ 3.K)0
Ella M Alhin to Lizzie SchultH wd
pt no nw 10 1-9 (WOO
OscarW Emick to Paul Storey wd
no 8-2-10 12800
Herman Bros & Co to William M
Brown wd lotH.1, fi and 9 and bo
ne lil-1-9 8000
Rufua Douthet to Gilbert G Den
ney wdne23-3-9 1000
Christian F Panzer to John
Schultz wd lots 14 to 17 blk 7
Guide Rock 11R0
Dorn OlmBted to Clyde L Wick
wire wd lota 5 and I! nlk 4 Ina
vale 1400
Cora E Kidd to John HasflelliHch
er wd lots it und I and n4 uw
amine nw 12-1-11 159,80
Mike Strobl to Retta Miner wd
ne and pj so 21-3-11 12000
Retta Miner to Mike Strobl wd sj
12-2-11 101)00
Mike Goll ctal to Frank Knlin wd
sw 32-4-10. 12000
Snrah E Reeves to Hans J Oyi,
Jr. wd eA 80 7-3-10 53.10
Hugh B Hunter to Eva L Mont
gomery wd 1st 7 blk 5 Guide
Rock 32.1
Laura A Winters to Isaac W Ed
son wd lots 4 to 8 Smith &
Moorea add to Red Cloud 2000
Jacob Goll to Mike Goll wd nw
4-2-10 llfSOO
G B Benker to C Zepp wd pt se
8-3.9 8000
A J Maco mhn to W L Crawford
wife 'C &m
kYV2y n
kg&Ks
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CLOCKS
are a big line with us.
We carry the very best of
' ALARM CLOCKS.
You have your choice of an
ordinary good clock or a big fancy
one.
We will appreciate an inspect
ion of our line before you buy.
J. C. MITCHELL,
The Jeweler.
wd Its 9-10 blk 13 Rosemont.. 030
Orn J Mace to W L Crawford wd .
ltB 7-8 blk 13 Rasemont 450
G A WellB to Wella & McTaggart
wd lot 10 b.1 Cowles 200
A L Soucck to Charlotte E Stev
ens wd sw 10-4-9 8000
E Buss to Jacob Goll nenw 3-4-10 4000
Total $292606
Mortgages filed $102230
relsd 24905
Chautauqua Talent Enftafted.
The semi-nnnuul meeting of the
stockholders of the Red Cloud (,'hau
tampm association was held In the
Commercial club rooms Monday aft
ernoou. The talent secured for this
slimmer is ns follows: Furguson Ju
bilee Singers, Rev. (iretllth, Chicago
Ladies, Mrs Gates, Biirkdurfur,
Forbes band. Crane of Chicago. Ollie
James, Dr. Adams. Mr. Wheeler, Dr.
Gulre, Red Cloud band and orches
tra: Rev. Tompkins, platform man
ager. Cectillcates of stock were turned
over to tho subscrlbeis and it was re
ported (lint there were about eighty
shaies yet to sell. Bills for printing
were allowed to the Argus mid Com
mercial Advertiser. The neM meet
iug will be held in September
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Monday, March 1 3
2 Years in N. Y., 7 Months in Chicago
Willi a Brillia"! Cast of Players, Most Important Theatrical Event of the Season,
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