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Make nut ol 1 i-ar;i-ir Into JU7S nml
enjoy the luxury 1 1 hardwood ilojtn.
If you desire rvi u--!o-iUte n.i-ainii
dining-room, den cr M'tmu-room you
need not trrnove the old paint or var
nish, just apply the Mission Clii-Namcl
Graining Process over the old wood
work, furniture, etc.
Our Special Offer
We will fiirmsli the following male
rial iirci-smiy for furnishing mi onlln
uryi.Ut.tl llooror the lionlcr of n larpc
room Cnn offirtco.itcr (repiilnr price
fcl-jnr KraUiiiiK compound (40c): can
Ohi-Namel (i; Self (Jrnlner (jsc);
thiee brushes (70c), w Hit Instruction M)
plnln that nny perron, however Inex
perienced, cm tlo perfect work. Vulue
$$. Special l'rlce, Ji-jo.
The Ohio Varnish Co., Cleveland, 0.
GHAS. L- C0TT1NG. Druftfclst
Fairfield of lliisliuK. waft in town
lay in iii'lmlf of the (iiistoiVMusIi
LOGALETTES
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A nico rain foil Monday ovoiiinfj.
lames Ityan loft for Orlonn, Sunday
Dan Harbor was in Superior Monday.
C. K. Strong was in Kiverton Mon
day. Geo. Overlng was in Ulue Hill Mon
day. J. II. Ilatley left for Trenton Tues
day. Hoy Hnteliison is home from Nor
folk. Leo Keith was . in Hastings this
week.
S. 11. Kizor and wife are homo from
Lincoln.
Will Kent was in Hepiibliean City
Monday.
J110. Havel has been on the siek list
this week.
Old newspapers 5 eents a bundle at
this office.
Frod Wallin's little daughter is on
the sick list.
All kinds of Bleetrieal work done by
Morlmrt Kros.
Mr. and Mrs hoyd Smith aro home
from Lincoln.
Farm loans , I " ngaln ready to
make farm loans at tho lowest rate
and best terms. I am solo agent for
Trevott, Mattis A. Baker. Some pri
vate money
.1. II. Uailoy, Ued Cloud. Xebr.
ins Mai tie Abel returned to Me
Cik "Miiitlay.
Mis I'Vank Nelson's father is quite
sick u In-r home.
Il.'j Wliittaker left for California
Sun-lay morning.
Mrs. I'atil l'opo returned home from
Superior Monday.
Win. Parker of Hastings was in (own
Monday on business.
Wm. Weesuer and (leorgo Llndsey
are honi" from Lincoln.
(.'lias Gilliam returned home from
Lincoln Friday evening.
Human! MeNeny and wife were vis
iting in Hastings Sunday.
Mrs Ethel Hunt left Saturday font
few days visit at Keatiiec.
Tako your eg, butter and poultry
to .1. O. Caldwell and got cash.
Mrs. T. A. Tnnnblo left Wednesday
for an extended visit in Lincoln
Mr. and Mrs. Omor Doling returned
to their home in Lincoln Monday.
The Christmas club met with Mrs.
Frank Peterson Tuesday afternoon.
You wi'l niis it if yon don't try
Iiinitt County CjiiI.- J. O. Cai.hw I'M .
('has. (iilham is putting down a
cement walk in front of his resilience
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Tnesd
Co.
Stevens liros., up-to-date methods in
Pliotographs, mateiial and workman
ship. Clias. Ewing and Hoy Walker of
Franklin spent Sunday with 'Noble
Ball.
Phrate Rounds of Grand Island is
ronowing old acquaintoncos here this
week.
Amboy White Loaf "takes tho cake."
makes the best bread and pleases the
cooks.
Warren Lougtiu left Wednesday for
Hastings, where ho has accepted a position.
Pete IIaiisu, who lives in the east
part of town, is remodeling his resi
dence Warren Nelson, son of Mrs. Frank
Nelson, fell and broke his arm Wed
nesday. Mrs. Art. Sheeley is down from Red
Cloud today. Wednesday's Superior
Journal.
F01: Sam: -Corrugated iiou, $'i.5'J
per square, limited quantity. C. F.
Wai.mn.
Mr. and .Mrs. .lack Pun-ell left Wed
nesday morning for Illinois to make
their home.
The Ninas club met in a business
session at Mrs. Frank Perrys Wednes
day evening.
Oscar Hughes and wife visited his
brother Frank in Hastings Sunday
and Monday.
Tho Diamond Electric Vacum clean
er demonstrated in your home free.
Cll Phono Red 97.
Chith. StelVon and wife left Sunday
for California in hopes of bettering
Mr. Stolon's health.
Chas. MoKeighan came in from
Pleasant Hill, Missouri this week for
a visit with relatives.
F. . I. Jonas, Deputy Grand Master
of tho A. O. V. W, lodge is down
from Lincoln this week.
Reports say that' Buck" Ileltzerhas
been released to Atlanta, On., by the
Philadelphia Americans.
Frank Perry has purchased three
lots in the Plattadditiouaud will build
a new residence thereon.
('has. Centers and Will Rants left
Sunday for Seattle, Wash. They will
also visit Missoula. Mont.
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PERFECT GEMS
ALL OF THEM
von will airree when you view our
col lent ion of jeweled rings, broodi
es, scarf pins, earrings aud other
ORNAMENTAL JEWELRY
And there is a beauty 01 quality
aswell as one of appearance, too
If "ii plan a gift to another or to
youi-clf, you'll do well to selet
it here.
J. C. MITCHELL,
The Jeweler.
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ROYAL
BAKING POWDER
absolutely Pure
Makes Home Baking Easy
SAVES
FLOUR
BUTTER
EOGS
And makes the cake JMghtcr, finer flavored,
more sightly, and insures ISs
freedom from alum.
Royal Cooh Booli800 RccelfitsFrcc.
Send Name and Address.
rPval rv
E Ijjiii- Uxttdeti iii-nle a business (tip
to Franklin Wedueda.v eening re
turning Thursday morning.
Foit Svi.i. Chbap-'.! piano boxes,
cliieketi coons and (1 rods of chicken
wire, all new. .1. I. IliMiwi:i.i..
The lluest lino and best assortment
of Harness ever carried before. Call
and look it over. MoitHAitr Bboh.
Tho ladies of the Christian church
will hold their markot at Ed Amack's
furniture store, Saturday the Kith.
Is your farm lor sale? List it with
Das GAiuiKit &. 'Company. It will bo
liberally advertised. Chief ofllce.
Tho Misses (lortio Coon. Blancho
and Mabol Pope came homo from Liu
coin Wodnesday for a short vacation.
T. W. Hatlleld has removed from
.lamestown, Kan., to Red Cloud, and
expects to make his home hero in the
future.
Easter service at tlu Baptist church
nextS11ndayatlla.nl. An excellent
program has been prepared. Cordial
welcome.
Is your farm for sale? List it at
.selling prices on sliaight commission
basis with Dn (iaiiiiki! .V Company.
Chief ollice.
Fire broke out about li:U0 p. m. Sun
day ami completely destroyed lhexMc
Keighan Breeding barn. Origin of the
lire is not known.
Telegraph reports say a heavy wind
storm struck Wymore yesterday i-fler-noon,
killing one man aud doing con
siderable damage.
CHert Garbor lett Tuesday forOgden,
Utah, where he joins the Missoula,
Mont., base ball team with whom he
plays this season.
Mrs. Henry Cook returned Thursday
after a six weeks' visit at Omaha, ae
compauied by her daughter, Mrs Ella
Patrick and baby.
Superior intends to celebrate this
year, but poor Rod Cloud is still among
tho dead ones. Wnke up, 111011, let's
celebrate thih year. ,
Roy Teol and Bruce heckwith who
are attending the state university
came home from Lincoln Wednesday
for a short vacation.
Pictures taken of children aud fami
ly groups without pain. Our material
and workmanship stand the tost of
time Sievk.nh Bros.
And how about our city league base
ball'.' Let's have something this sum
mer. There is enough material hero
for four -teams including the high
school, so lets get busy.
Curt Mat Held of Jamestown, Kan.,
lias located in Red Cloud aud will
openji bakery as soon as a suitable
building can bo secured.
Irving Cumiuiugs has purchased tho
ice business from Mr Day. Anyone
in need of ice should phone red ','1
and they will be taken care of.
Tho National Cracker and Biscuit
demonstrator will be here Saturday
aud give a demonstration at W A.
Smith's grocery store. Everybody is
invited.
Wanted -JliO head of cattle to pas
ture; plenty of grass, shade and run
ning water; XI cents per month. Call
on or address Dolen Ji. Bow-on, Frank
lin, Neb.
A torritiu cyclone struck the town
of Stella, Nub., Weduesday afternoon,
killing nine persons and destroying,
thousands of dollars worth of prop
erty Particulars aro not available'at
tliis time.
Mrs. T. M. Mhambaiigh returned
from Red Cloud this morning, where
she lias been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. John Weesner. Wednesday's Su
perior Journal.
Mrs. Mike Morgan came down from
Ued Cloud. They are moving into tho
rooms over the Nicholson ,v Kays
store, recently occupied by
Hcv Bates vave an Interesting talk
to the pupils of tho third grad.t last
Friday afternoon on the subject "Ne
braska llitils" Ills talk was much en
joyed ami vciy Instructive.
Charity Lodge No. f:t A F. A A. M .
conferieil degiees and gave a banquet
utiPiiln.N night. A large croud was
present; Kiverton, lunviile, Cowlesnud
(lul-le Rock being well represented.
The Degree of Honor met Tuesday
evening and took in two new members
and hud a cood attendance. After the
meeting an elegant banquet was ser
ved and everybody enjoyed themsel
ves Hoy Rust proprietor of the Royal
Barber Shop has nil modern conven
iences in any llrst olasa Bin tier Shop.
An electric Massage, llrst class woik
tnan. Particular people patronize Ills
particular plHce.
The Hour war has brought Amboy
White Loaf into many families who
used foreign Hour and all are pleased
with the change. This is as it I11111I1I
be. Jones doesn'i ''pay the freight" on
Hour. 1111 cnSst Mr.u pin s. (iet home
product ami -liu1 the llcirrht.
The WU line Workers of the
Christian Church at Innvnlc
will hold their nnnunl Unzar nt
Hunter's Hall, April 15th.
Sate of Aprons, Bonnvts and
Etc.,' opens at 2 p. m., Supper
at S:30, price 23 c. A cordial
welcome extended to all.
Baud-master Hot, informs us that
tho Hist program to be given by the
band will bo presented Wednesday,
April 'J7 The band will'givo free upon
air concerts during the summer. Mr.
BeU has done wonders with our boys
and you aro all assured of a treat. Be
on tho street and give the boys a good
send off.
The revival mcotings at the Congre
gational church aro attended nightly
by largo audiences. Rev. Cressman is
preaching a series of sermons, using
large paintings to illustrate them.
These paintings portray scenes con
nected with the life aud times of
.Testis and greatly aid the pastor in
the piesentation of his sermons. Mr.
Guidinger, the singer from tho Uni
versity of Neffraska, bus a most tnelo
dious voice and captivates his hearers
with the melody of his singing. Be
sides leading tho choir and congre
gation, lie sings one or t wo solos each
evening. Sunday afternoon a most
enthusiastic men's meeting was held,
and next Sunday afternoon there will
be a meeting for women. Toinoriow
lliht tlu subject of tin illustrated
lectnic will la "I'iia'e Perplexed "
The paintings illustrating this lectin i
are among the best. Plan to attend.
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For
Sal
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Johnson and wife Wednesday's Su
perior Journal. . '
A show entitled "Big Indian Chiet',
wasgiwnln Kaley's barn Saturday!
afiui-iiooii and much enjoyed by thrust'
pii-sint. Among the star actor-, were'
11 .', t Hi i.-i i'gc. llowarl K ley,
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Owing to the ill health of ;Mrs. Or
Cunningham, they will sell at private
salo at their residence, on corner of
Cedar street and Fourth avenue, one
block north of Fourth avenue hotel,
beginning Saturday, April U'J, and con
tinuing until tho following Saturday,
inclusive Terms of sale, cash. Two
oak'bodroom suites complete with
springs and mattresses, 1 maple bed
room suite comploto with springs and
mattress, 'i iron beds with springs and
mattresses, 2 oak chilionitM-K, 3 chain
bor sots complete, I oak mission tlnish
library table, 2 square top oak center
tables, 1 oval top oak center table, 1
square top curly maple center table, I
round top extension dining table, 1
set six dining room chairs, 1 side
board, 1 china closet, I Limoges china
dinner set, 1 plato rack, I base burner
aud stove board, I six hole kitchen
ranuo with reservoir, 2 sets of Macy
sectional bookcases of four sections
Hindi, mission tlnish: 1 hall seat, 8
rocking chairs, wall pictures and win
dow blinds, 1 Hush A Certs upright
piano with cabinet bench. 1 Standard
sewing machine. 2 clocks, numerous
kitchen utensils and furniture, 1 lawn
mower, 1 refrigerator, 1 washing ran
chine, canned fruit, tomatoes and
pickles, empty Mason jars and jelly
classes. 2 Jxl2 Wilton riiKh. 2 0x12 Ax
minster rugs. I 12 foot Axmiusier hall
runner, several small rugs and vari
ous other hom-ehold articles too nu
morons to mention
ForConstlpatlon
A Medicine That Does Not Cost Any
thlnft tnless It Cures
The active medicinal ingredients of
Rexall Orderlies, which are odorless,
tasteless and colorless, is an ontirely
now discovery. Combined with othor
extremely valuable ingredients, it
forms a perfect bowel regulator, intes
tinal invigoiator and strengthener.
Rexall Orderlies aro eatuii like candy
aud aro notable for their agreeable
nesstotho palate aud gentleness of
action They do not cause griping or
any disagreeable ell'eet or inconven
ience. I'nliko othor preparations for a like
purpose, they do not create a habit,
but instead they overcome the cause
(ieorgo of habit acquired through the use of
ordinary laxatives, cathartics ami
haish physio, and permanently remove
the cause or constipation or Irregular
bowol action.
We will rofuiul your money without
iirgemenl If they tlo not do as wo say
tlii'v will Two sizes, 2,'f and 10c.
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young men know
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clothes; and maybe you dont al
ways get it; many a man buys
clothes that afterwards he doesn't
like. When you come here
you'll find in our
Hart Schaffner & Marx
line such a variety of weave, color and
patterns, in so many different models, that
you'll surely get what pleases you.
Ask lis to show you the new Shape-maker model, Hart
Schaffner & Marx new one.
Suits $ 1 8 and up
PAUL
This slore is the home of
Overcoats $16.50 and up
STOREY
Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes
Pioneer Grocery
DEALER IN
Fancy and Staple
GROCERIES
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Give Us a Trial Order
W. A. SMITH, Prop.
PHONES-Bell 108. Rural 62.
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Our Patented. Fxterulan Arm. Sticker, if the marvel of th trorld. I
You cm Bt&ek and handle moro hav at a leii cost and with greater I
convenience witn our naeiur, man wun an oim-r on in maxnei.
'; THERE IS NONE JUST AS COOD.
The1 itaeker extendlno- after It a half wav un liVhteni the load ani I
Jniktj. a uniform draft frum the tUrt. The cable ueJ m place of a rope la I
a future you cannot afford to overlook. Our I'lattner (I'aunted) iwrep .
Icakei and I'lattner Mowers, all mad In Denver, are well worth your I
invmiirauon. run dewnutive matter will be mailM you on rrqueit.
,- Jl.t50 porchaae certificate, and aouvrnir, wnt free If you mention this paper.
THE PLATTNER IMPLEMENT CO.
DENVER. COLO.
Wanilni to Hunters
Frum this ditto no lluutiiiK will
I Tlu Musio Htiitlj' Club inoct.s with
hu .Hiss ."itoiiuuivaKur i inu-biiiiy cvonnij,',
ullowi'd ou tliu I'dllowiiiK t'uriiih, tmst
lmlf M-ctloti :i Iiihii : i-ituiro vl, north
rtfht imiirlcr town .1. niujru 1-'. north
wu.st (unrU'r own a, ruiif,' r
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April With. Tlu
will lit tfiven:
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followlnjr. program
.. ..Historical Items
north UloKi-upliy Mrs. Ciiiinliif,'hnin
1 1 iit no solo niat'o Coombs
A. i,hr:, Inaviilo. Nebr.
Widow's Pension.
Tin- ivfpnt act of April lfllh. IOOr
(fHVK to .ill iolilhiiV widows u pi'iisioii
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( iti i tar solo Miss Arnold
Vocal nolo Mrs. rdutlscy
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