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A HARDWOOD
$250
No oi. c has a. floor so cM, tough or
Wack but tint Chi-Nar.icl Patented
Giaininj; Fiucm in t' c hands of any
inexperienced poison ill make it just
like nw hard wood, nny color, tiy
grain, any width o board.
Make your old carols into rugs and
enjoy the luxury o hardwood floors.
I you desire r.n up-to-date mission
dining-room, den cr nittinp-room you
need not remove the old paint or var
nish, just apply the M ission Chi-Namel
Graining Process over the old ooJ
wotk, furniture, etc.
Our Special Offer
Wc wilt furnish the following mate
rial necessity for fimtlshliifjnn orcllu
nry flzcil door or the bonier of n lalse
room: Can offirU corner (ttculnr price
fee) jar KMiiiini: compomul (40c): can
Clil-Nainel (yet, Self Ornlner (35c).
three britsliet'cc), with instructions mj
plnin that nny person, however ftiex
perlencid, cnu 110 perfect work. Value
fj. Special l'i ice, fi 50
The Ohio Varnish Co., Cleveland. 0.
CHAS. L. COlTINti. Driest
t L0CMETTES
Did you hear the curfew?
Is it baso ball or horso shoes'.'
S. W. Foe was in Wymore Saturday.
Lee Keith was iu Ulvertou Monday.
S. K. Wordeu was in Uiverton Fri
day. Otis Whcelnn of llladen was in town
Monday.
Rev. Hates left for Gibbon, N'ebr..
Tuesday.
"" Ed Garber went to .Superior this
morning.
Old newspapers 5 cents a bundle at
this otlico.
Mrs. S. C. Dickson went to Hastings
Wednesday.
Chas. Stell'eu returned from Alma
Wednesday.
Bert Clark was down from MeCook
over Sunday.
W. A. Wheeler of Hastings was iu
town Tuesday.
All kinds of Electrical work done by
Morhnrt Uros. v
Mrs. Joint Holcomb is on the sick
list this week.
Paul Skorey went to Lincoln Wed
nesday morning.
Mrs. Noble Ball left for a visit at
Franklin Friday.
L. P. Albright went to Lincoln
Tuosduy morniug.
The County Commissioners were in
session this week.
P. V. Roland of Guido Rock was iu
town Wednesday.
Jos. Hewitt shipped a car of cattle
to St. Joe Sunday.
Guy Bradbrook, Arthur Mendelssohn
nud Dr. E. A. Thomas were in Clay
Center Monday, via auto.
Farm Loans, i " "' 'eady l0
muke farm loans at the lowest rate
and best terms. I ant solo agent for
Trevott, Mattls & Baker. Some pri
vate money
J. H. Bailey, Red f loud. Nebr.
Absolutely Pure
1 f25--,'i.ciiii 9fei
POWDEi
The only baking powtlor
ntaito from Royal Grape
Cream of Tartar
NoAlum, Ho Lime Phosphate
W A. ICirkpalrick tcturncd from St.
Ijtuls this morning.
W V Menus and Lew Walter were
in muc Hill Wednesday
'huviit'o Ki.-r tunilon business trip
to Hide Hill Wednesday.
Uleti Nulker is home from Lincoln
on a tour of the Glee Club.
Tiiko your egns, butter and poultry
to J. 0. Caldwell anil get cash.
John Winters of Lincoln is having
his barn on the farm painted.
Noble Bull was (lonesome) and went
to Franklin to spend Sunday.
Mrs. ,1.11. Hanson left Wednesday
for Dcnlson, Iowa, for a visit.
Willis Fulton and wife of Itivorton
spent Sunday iu town visiting
Mac Doly of Hastings was iu town
Tuesday transacting business.
W. A Wiley or Hastings was in town
Tuesday on telephone busino's.
Miss Mabel Howatd left today for
Stromsburg and York for a visit
You will iuKs it if you don't try
Routt County Cjul. J. O. C-Ai.mvELt..
Miner Sherwood and his two friouds
returned to Lincoln Tuesday morning.
Robt. Garrison and Win, Montgom
ery of Guide Rock were in town today
Jack Masters has moved on to the
Geo. Llndsey farm southeast of town.
Harry Routs shipped .1 cars of cattle
and 1 cars of hogs to Kansas City Sun
day. Bruce Robinson was down from Clay
Contor spending Suuday with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs B. F. Porry went to
Harvard Wednesday to visit his par
ents. Stevens Bros., up-to-date methods in
Photographs, material and workman
ship.
Lloyd Bradbrook of Woodruff, Kits.,
is visiting his mother in this city this
weok.
Mrs. Win. Bernard of Franklin vis
ited with Dr. Ctoss and wife last
week.
Warren Longtin returned, to Hast
ings Monday after spending H.ister at
homo.
Miss Edna Williams will eutettain
the 1). A. l P., at her home .Saturday
night.
J. C. Roscncraus of Illinois was In
tile city last week renewing acquaiu
tences. Frank Irwin went up to Red Cloud
this morning. Tuesday's Superior
Journal.
John Polnicky returned home from
MeCook Sundny.whcre ho had been on
business.
Rex McCall returned homo this morn
ing from llartlebville, Okla., for a
brief visit.
Mrs. K. B. Goze and Miss Nellie Rob
inson of Portland, Oregon, are visiting
C. 1). Robinson.""
The Diamond Electric Vueiun clean
er demonstrated iu your home I'ice.
Call Phono Red 97.
Mi ss Mabel Waller has been ap
pointed postmistress at fowles, vice
T. R. Hall, resigned.
Mr. and Mrs. Shirley have quit the
restuarant business at the depot and
have moved to Cowles
Roy Jouesand wife of Clay Center
are the guests of Mrs. Jones' parents,
John Gritfeth and wife.
The W. C. T. I', will meet with
Mrs. W. II. Thomas Wednesday after
noon, April 20th, at 2:3o.
Chas. (ilick, the real estate man, re
turned to Grand Island Wednesday
after a short business stay.
A. Christlfer and wife of Pawnee
City, Neb., were tho guests of Mr. and
Mrs. N. R. Simpson this week.
A. B. Sellars, Harry Lotson and
Frank Cowden attended the funeral of
J. M. Stanley at Superior today.
Still the merchants sleep; shall they
awaken? Nay, let them doze until the
Ith of July is over and then .
Is your farm tor sale'.' List it with
D.n liARimu A" Comi'v.nv. It will bo
liberally advertised. Chief ouice.
The llnost line and best assortment
oi Harness ever carried before. Call
and look it over.- Moitiuiti Bro.
Mr George Mai till of Rivertou with
married to Miss Ilettie Pegg of this
city Tuesday night by Judge Edson.
Mrs. M. E. MoMahan of Colorado
Springs arrived this morning for a
short visit with her daughter, Mrs. 1)
II. Rich.
Mr anil Mrs. Low Boh re r and wife
of Nelson came in from MeCook lti-.t
night for a visit with bis parents iu
this city.
is your farm for sale List it at
selling prices on stialght commission
basis with Dan fi.itm:n .V Comimni.
Chief ollleo.
The J. J. (i 'S, with Miss IIuol Slit-
Her as a guest, enjoyed a seven o'clock
in uak last at the old mill dam, Satur
day morning.
Pictuies taken of children and fami
ly groups without pain. Our mateiial
and workmanship stand the tost of
time SrBvi.Ns Uaus
Tho Degree of Honor will meet ne,t
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Every
member is requested to be prevent, as
there will bo initiation.
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PERFECT GEMS
ALL OF THEM
you will agree when you view our
collection of jeweled rings, brooch
es, scarf pins, earrings and other
ORNAMENTAL JEWELRY
And there Is a beauty of quality
aswell as one of appearance, too
If you plan a gift to another or to
yourself, you'll do well to select
it li.-re.
j. C. MITCHELL,
The Jeweler.
Master Howard Slmson, who has
been visiting his sister at Peru, Nob,,
the past four or five months, returned
home Wednesday evening.
Irving Cum mlngs has purchased tho
ice business from Mr Day. Anyone
iu need of ico should phone red 21
and they will be taken euro of.
Farm Loans Negotiated Longost
Time Easiest Optional Payments Low
est Rates of Interest 011 Shortest No
tice Dan Gariikii & Co. At Chief
Ollleo
Wanted 'JllO head of cattle to pas
ture; plenty of grass, shade and run
ning water; 10 cents per mouth. Call
on or address Holey t Bowon, Frank
lin, Neb.
Mrs. Mattio Boborts ami littio baby
camo up from lied I'louu ftauiruav
evening and spent Sunday at the homo
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Ouderkirk. Franklin News.
Oscar Hughes, Ralph Foe, George
Hutchison. George Hollister, William
Parke, Harry Roats and Boone Saun
ders wont to Lincoln tills morning to
attend a meeting of tho Shriners.
Roy Rust proprietor of the Royal
Barber Shop has all modern conven
iences in any first class Barber Shop.
An electric MassHge, tlrst class work
man. Particular people patron ie his
particular place.
The Hour war has brought Atnboy
White Loaf into many families who
used foreign Hour ami all aro pleased
with tho change. This is as It thould
be. Jones doesn't "pay the freight" on
Hour, 1 in: coNM'.MUit noi:s. Get home
product and save the freight.
Tho Koontz Tie barn israpidlybeing
erected and will be a great improve
ment to this side of the street. This
will be two full stories in lioight and
extends back to the alley. It will ac
commodate nearly a hundred teams
hitched to wagons and will be a com
modious structuie.
"The Port of Missing Men" at tho
Opera House Monday evening, was
one of the best opera plays ever played
iu the local opera house, but the heavy
rain just before the opening time de
terred maiiy from witnessing this
splendid play. Morhart Bros, aro to
lie commended for bringing such at
tractions as this to our city-
If you are a kicker and see the
shadow of failure in everything that is
proposed tohelpthetown, for heaven's
sake go into some secluded canyon
and kick your own shadow on the clay
bank, and thus give men who are
working to build up a town a chance.
One long-faced, hollow-eyed, whining
klckor can do more to keep away busi
ness and capital from a town than all
drouths, short crops, chlnuh bugs,
cyclones and blizzards combined.
Tho revival meetings at the Congre
gational church closed Sunday night.
Being Easter the Knights Templar at
tended in a body uniformed and lie v.
Crcssman delivored the sermon on the
resurrection which was illustrated by
large paintings. The singing by the
Bon-Ton-Bakcry and
Restaurant.
Dread, Pies and Cakes made lu Red
Cloud from Red ('loud FLOUR.
MEALS 20 CENTS
ICE CREAM SODA S CENTS
1(K Ciieam 25 Cu.vis Pint (Jl'VIIT.
Wi: use artificial Iu: made from 111
teiod water pure and clean.
HUBERT NEUERBURG
choir whs exception y good and Mr.
Gulillngei was at his best Ho sang
"The Holy City" .mil 'Behold Israel."
These meetings were well attended
during the cull e time and thr chinch
feels that It Iihhi.o n mt'iitly bencllled.
Mis L. II. Bl tckbdnc entertained
the Liullos' Afti ripioti Whist club on
Tuesday lift, and mIm had at lunch
con a number of -lip r ladles of this
city and some from out of town. Those
from Franklin woio rs. It S. Ajer,
Mr. ('. Ilildreth. Mrs. L. C. Ohuichill
and Mrs. P. Hlldrelli; from Blooming
ton, Mrs. J. I). McGrew, Mrs. W. L.
Bin den and Mrs 11. Uetuley. Thoy
report a very enjoyable time and re
turned to their homes on the evening
train.
Representatives of the Burlington
Railroad Company were in tile city
Monday and mado a visit to tho Main
or springs. They were well satlslled
with tho conditions there and thev
want that, water. They expressed
themselves as being dlssatislled with
present conditions and that if the city
would not furnish them with the
spring water they would undertake
the work themselves. The continual
threat that I hey will be shut olV has
become tiresome, and they want to
know just what they can expect from
the city.
The Whist Club was entertained
last Thursday night at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cowden This
was the closing program of the season
and twenty members wero present. At
seven thirty an elaborate banquet was
served, which, by the way, was furnish
ed by Mrs Cowden and W. A. Sher
wood. After the banquet the, ovouing
was spout in various entertainments
and It proved to be a most onjoyablo
one The new residence lh woll ar
ranged for social gatherings and all
present felt Its comfort and conven
iences. A Returned Missionary
Miss Sadie Miller, who has spent
seven years iu mission work iu India,
will led lire at the Ash Crock Brethren
church, Monday evening the IMIh, and
Tuesday evening the 2r.th iu the city
(Brethren church) beginning at eight
o'clock. Miss Millor comes very highly
reeommonded by those who have hearp
her. A free will olforing will bo taken
for the support of the work in India
All are welcome.
Heal Estate Transfers.
Transfers reported by tho Fort Ab
stract Co. for the week ending Wed
nesday, April 11), 1011.
James E. Morey to P. C. Grand
staff, lots .", 0, Blk !!, Speiices
Add to Bladen, wd 'u()(l
Martha E. Polhemus to William
. M . M iner, it w II3-2 !. wil .... (WOO
Carl Schettaker to Mary B.
Sheeley, ptsosw.'1-l II, wd.... 27o
C. F. Gather to Uvury J. Lain
broehl,mv.'li! "12, wd S00O
Esther Thoiiiton to ju-rdie Col
iiiiibia, lie 1 1-l-tO. qed TOO
Maggie Thornton to GleuThoru
ton et-al, lie ll-l-ll), qed 1
Alvan II. Sellars, rofoteo to,
Sherman Sliipniau, 110 ll-l-K),
ref.d lOtiOti
1 fa A. Pace to Media Dougham,
lots 1, 2, '., Blk. ti, Vances Add
to Guide Rock, wd 100(1
State of Nebraska to Reosc B,
Thompson, s y, ue tl-2-10, deed H8U
George M. Wagoner to A. K. Cox
lot 1 1, Bl k. 0, Bladen, wd 1
William II. Jennings to Emily
M. Bouuctt, lots 17, U, Blk. 2,
Speuces add to Bladen, wd .... 11000
P. C. Gruudstaff to John W.
Davis, lots 1,2, Blk. 3, Speuces
2nd add to Bladen, wd IltioO
Chris Fassler to Andrew J.
Brown, tots if, 10, 11, Is, Blk. 8,
Uohrcr's Add to Blue Hill, wd .-i()0
Guide Rock Cemetery to J R.
Frey, lot I, Blk. 6, Guide Rock
Cemetery, wd ' 8
State of Nebraska to John R.
Frey, 11 w s w I 1 -10, d ecd 280
State of Nebraska to John R.
Frey, 11 w so 1-1-10, deed 280
George W. Llndsey to Aldro E.
Turner, lots 1, 5, 0, Blk. 1,
Garber Add to Red Cloud, pt
w i nw 1-1-11, wd l.'iOO
M8270
Make This Test
How To Tell If Your Hair Is Diseased
Even if you have a luxuriant head
of hair you may want to know whether
it Is lu a healthy condition or not. 08
pet cent of the pcoplo uoed a hair tonic.
Pull a hair out of your head: If the
bulb at the end of the root is white
and shrukeu, it proves that the hair is
i diseased, and requires prompt treat
j ment if its loss would bo avoided. If
the bulb Is pink and full, the hair is
healthy
We want every one whose hair re
quties treatment to try Re.MilI "D.'l"
Hair Tonio. We promise that It shall
not eoht anything if it does not give
satisfactory results. It is designed to
ovuren110 dandruff, icllevo scalp irri
tation, to stimulate the hair roots,
tighten the hair already in the head,
grow hair and euro baldness.
It is because of what ReSall ':"
Hair Tunic has done and our siucetc
faith iu its goodness that wo want
you to try it at our risk. Two sizes,
jSiic and gl 00. Sold only at our htore
The Rexall Store. The II. E. Oriee
Drug Co.
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C o p jr r 1 1! h I r
Karl Scli.iflmri Marx
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kind of style
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 us to show you the new Shapc-makei" model, Hart
SchalTncr & Marx new one.
Suils $18 and up
PAUL
This store is the home of
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Pioneer
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Fancy and Staple
GROCERIES
GOOD LINE of COFFEES
Give Us a Trial Order
W. A. SMITH, Prop.
PHONES-Bcll 108, Rural 62.
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THAT MONEY CAN BUY
Widow's Pension,
l'lic rcfi'iu acl of April lllth. im$
gives to all soldieih' wkltiws u poiisloti
ofSl'Jper uioiitli. ii-lmI Miiiuvr, the
attorney, lias all necessary bluuUH.
Wiirnliii to Hunters
From this il.ite uo limiting or tiw
passiiiK will t allowoil on the follow
intf farms; Knst half m'o. '.VI town .'I
ritiiKM I'i, Southwotl U sc. :i.'J town. II,
laiiffii 111, Northwost U sec, 1, town '-',
raiiKo I'i, N. K. U sou. , lowu ii, nitiKt
l'J. A. Oi.hkn, Inavale, Nubr.
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far?. HV rSs&$M&y
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you want in your4
Overcoats $16.50 and up
STOREY
Hart Schaffner & Marx
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Grocery
DEALER IN -
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HAYING WOULD
'()ur I'ntfntcJ, Intention Arm, Stacker, is tho mirvel of the world, ft
'on can ntnck tnl harjle ir.oro hav at a Icji coat and with irrola H
with our tacktr, thin with any other on the mirkru H
TUERE IS NOME JUST AS GOOD. ,fc?
cxttrnlng tftr it U lilt way up lighten! the loa-1 nJ I
draft from the itart. The cable uiel In nUte of a rope u
cannot afforJ to owrlook. Our 1'lattrier (Pittentcd) Sweep t
. arj I'itttncr Mowers, all made In Denver, are well worth )uura
atlon. Full devriptlve matter will te maile.1 you on n quest fl
ilxirohaM certificate, anJ auvenir, aent free if you mention this paper, f
PLATTNEK IMPLEMENT CO.
BftNVCn. COLO.
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iiutUes tlu best Invntl and plouses the
eoolts.
DR.
E. A. THOMAS
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Dr. T. A. Trumble, D. D. S.
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Over Cotting's Drug Store.
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