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Calf Meal used with the milk
whey makes it as good for the
Calves as the pure milk. :
TRY IT AND BE CONVINCED. SOLD BY
CHAS. L. COTTING, The Druggist
S lOGAlCTTES
Walter Mean- was in Blue Hill Mon
thly. Curl Warren left for Lincoln last
week.
1. Hyile of listings was in town
Friday.
Old newspapers 5 cents ti bundle at
this ofllee.
Leo Keith was in Guide KooU
Wednesday.
Tor short orders and meals fjo to
II. Ludlow's.
All hinds of Electrical woik done by
M or hart Hro.
John Tomlinson returned from Itlne
IU11 Tuesday.
KnitSu.n- A cood barn. Iniuiie of
V. W. Towden.
Don't miss the band concert on the
street tonight.
The Ninas dub met with Mrs. Uoyd
Bmith Tuesday.
Dr. Creiguton and wife were in Su
perior .Monday.
Mrs. Itemard .McNeny spent Wednes
day in Hastings.
Mrs. lleorge Lindsey spent Wednes
day iu Hasting-.
John Havel spent Sunday in Inavale
visiting relatives.
Kd McAllister was a jiassenger to
Alma Wednesday.
Mrs. llev. Uartman of Uloomington
was in town today.
Dr. C. V. Cross returned this morn
ing iroiu Franklin.
Wm. Bailey made a business trip to
Bladen Weiluesday.
(Jeorge Overintr was in Campbell
Monday on busine-s.
Mr. W. V. Ileal was a passenger to
Hastings Wednesday.
Mis. Uichauls was a passenger to
Hastings Wednesday.
Mrs. KdCarber left tor a visit at
Superior this morning.
Nothing like White Loaf Hour for
making the best bread.
Edgar t'owden spent Sunday in
Franklin. Wonder why?
Bert Mm hart entertained a paity of
ft lends Tuesday evening.
Thomas Malou of Oberlin, Kas..
spent Sunday in the city.
Lew hohrer and wife weie passen
gers to Hastings Wednesday.
Take your eggs, butter ami poult ly
to .1. ). Caldwell and get rash.
Try Luldow's 10c h:e Cream Sodas.
Positively the best in theeity.
11. M. Beatty and son for (iencrul
Blaeksmithing, Wagon Work, Horse
dhoeing a specialty. At Day 'sold shod.
Farm Loans, I am again iraily to
make farm loans at the lowest rate
and host, tei ins. 1 am sole agent for
Trevott, Mattis a Bakei. Some pri
vate money
.1. 11. Ba ley, lied ( loud Xebr.
HAS HO SUBSTITUTE
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
Thm only baking powder
mads from Royal Grapo
Orsam of Tartar
WALUM.W) LIME PHOSPHATE
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James Peterson and Ularo jolfe
were passengers to (Julde Hock.
FotiKD A pocket book. Inqiro of
Mis. T. J Sherer, H. F. I). No. II.
Misses Alfa Longtiti and Mabel
Holmgraiu are iu Hastings today.
Morton Smith has returned from
Topeka, Kas., after a week's visit.
Mr. Barber, of the firm of Atkins A.
Barber was iu tiuide Uock Tuesday.
Walter Scott was down from Blue
Hill this week taking in the sights.
I. A. Stantleld of Beatrice was trans
acting business in town last Friday.
The seniors of the High school en
joyed a pienir at Amboy Wednesday.
You will miss it if you don't try
Iloutt Comity Coal. J. O. Ci dwell.
Johnny Kldridge of Hastings was iu
town Tuesday, enrouto to Pawnee City.
W. N. Uichardsun returned from a
business trip at Holdrege Wednesday.
Bernard MeXeny and wife and Mrs.
O.suar Hughes were iu Campbell Mon
day.
Stovnus Bros., up-to-date methods in
Photographs, material and woikinan
ship. Beruar 1 McNeny and Hoy Tait were
In Smith ('enter, Kas., Wednesday via
auto.
Mrs. Chas. Omstead departed for
Ouide Hock Wednesday to visit rela
tives. Eli Co. and Chas. Hogate of Bladen
were m town Monday enroute to
Alma.
Mrs,, liave Watson and Will Watson
of Bellaire. Kas , spout Saturday iu
town.
Matt Doyle and James Uvnn return
ed from a business trip at Fairbury.
Sunday.
satisfied customers are good ones.
All who use Amboy White Loaf Hour
are such.
Come ou boys how about some local
base hall this summer. What have
you to sh
Ice Creaiu by the quint, half gallon
or gallon delivered to any place iu the
city by Ludlow.
F. W. Stefl'en left for Fremont
Wednesday, wheic he will be employ
ed as a carpenter.
The Diamond Kleutrlr. Vacum clean
or denionstiated iu your home free.
Call Phone Bed 97.
Lloyd Itust lost a nice young horse
last Wednesday. A sevcie loss to a
young man starting out.
A. A. Lowmau of Omaha, division
plant superintendent, inspected tele
phone lines in town Friday.
Mi.'-. Wm. Beeves and children lett
for (eiiiile Hock for a brief visit, prior
to returning to Denver, Colo.
The finest line and best assortment
of Harness ever carried before. Call
and look it over. Moiuimm Bito.
There is quit'e a number of atheletes
mid luxci's uf sport, who will attend
the track net at Hastings Friday.
Farms listed oil straight commission
basis. Land list liberally aihciliscd.
I)a ti vitin.u .V C'MiN , Chief olllce.
Mothers Day will be observed at tho
Congregational church next Sunday
morning. Everybody bring a white
' flower.
Traveling Auditor Prentice of Oma
ha of the Nebraska Telephone Co..
audited the books ot the local exchange
Tuesday.
lmpioved alfalfa farm lands iu the
(rent Republican Valley our only
(specialty. Din (iniu:ti a Company,
Cliler olllce.
Kev. J. M. Bates will return satur
day fiom attending a convention at
Kearney and will hold legular ser
vices next Sunday.
Pictures taken of children and fami
ly groups without pain, our material
ami workmanship stand the test of
time sihVLNK Hitos
Paul Morey, I no. I!, Stauser, FiauK
Htilleraud lleury (iilhaiu aie iu Lin
coln this week attending the stateeou-
vention of thf A. o. I. W.
Foil sxi.i: Fine icsldenre location
lu Northwest part of city. Half block,
VI lots. Most dosifublo locution and
low price Das Gaiiiii i: a Co
The holies of the Christian church
will h dil their monthly market at I'd
Amacks furniture stoie Sutuidav,
May 'JO. from 'J a. in., to o p m.
Dr. Warrick, the specialist will meet
e,e. ear. nose and throat patients and
those needing glasses properly fitted
at Dr. Dainerell's olllce lu Bed Cloud
Tuesday, May Kith.
MIsr Lizzie Wylos died at her home
southwest of luavafc Friday night.
Funeral services were, held Sunday at
tl e r"Mence and interment was made
l fc"u 'Jf ilnut Creek cemetery.
Mrs. Oscar Hughes returned lrom
Hastings Wednesday accompanied by
Mr. Hughes" mother, who has ifeontly
returned fivm California. Mrs. Hugh
es will visit here for sometime.
Some miscreant poisoned tho scotch
collie dog of Father Fitgeralds Tues
day night. Theie ought to be somo
penalt.v. for a crime of this kind pois
oning dogs that, in o not bothering any
one
l!oy Bust proprietor of the Boyal
Barber Shop has all modern conven
iences in any Hist class Barber Shop.
Ah electric Massage, llrst class work
man. Particular people patron ie his
particular place.
Pat Waddel disposed of his tailor
ing establishment to W. C. Creider of
this city. Pat will leave Tor Wichita,
Kas , Monday were he will locate
temporary. His many frionds here,
wish him success iu his new location.
The Degree of Honor met last Tues
day night and elected tho following
delegates for the state convention to
be held at Oeuova, Nebr , next week:
Mesdames 1 Welsch, Maty Huffcr,
Anna Clark, and MKs Velum McKitn
nicy I have some household goods for sale,
Mich as dressers, wash stands, tables,
side board, rocking chairs, sofa and
other numerous household goods.
Would like to sell at once. Will sell
cheap. Mrs. Chas. Schcllak, MA North
Elm Street. 1 block east of Fircmaa's
hall
Miss Ethel Oarber closed an eight
month's term of school in district 75
with credit to herself and satisfaction
to the patrons. She gave the scholars
a picnic Friday afternoon iu Homer
Bakeis grove on the Ed Basser farm.
They enjoyed it Immensely and have a
kind remembrance for their teacher.
Lucky Bill's Big Wagon Shows will
visit Bed Cloud Saturday, May l.'t.
The mere announcement of the com
ing of this attraction is sutlicient to
draw a crowd. Lucky Bill has been
coining to Bed Cloud for several years
and has always maintained his repu
tation for conducting a clean, up-to-date
show.
Miss Minnie Christian of Bock Port,
Missouri has been elected piiueipal of
our high school. Miss Christain is the
daughter of John L. Christian who
purchased the Maynard farm some
time this spring. Miss Christian is a
lady of considerable experience in the
school room, comes highly recommend
ed and is eminently qualified for the
position. We may consider ourselves
fortunate in securing the sorvices of
so good a teacher.
Every farmer boy under Is years of
aire in this vicinity should enter the
boys acre corn contest given by the
State Board of Agriculture, by bending
his name to W. R. Mellor, Secretary
Lincoln, Nebr., prior to the closing
date -May 20th. Eleven prizes are
olfered for the greatest yield per acre,
ranging from S50 down to r. The
acre to be prepared, planted, cultivated
and gathered by the contestant. Will
lil'ty of our boy readers send iu their
name today?
The Music Study club will mectjwith
tho Miss Burkes Thursday eveliiiiL',
May is. The following program will
bo given:
Boll rail.. .Anecdotes of I'rlmn Donas
Duet Miss Arnold, Miss Coon
Piano solo Mrs. Whittaker
Duet Mrs. Ourber, Miss Igou
olo Mis. l.imlsey
Accompanied reading-Mrs. Albright,
Mrs. Cunningham
Piano solo Miss Potter.
Study period Mi.ss Biehnids
Chorus practice C'luli
In Nemotlam
Died at the home of his daughter
Mrs. Daisy Nels'on. Bieha'nl Lee, Satur
day May (!, 101 L. Aged Oii yt'ars.
His last words were expressive of
poaco in Hod and a willingness to de
part and be at rest with him.
The funeral services weieheld atthe
home of his daughter at 2:IW o'clock,
Monday afternoon. Bev. Tompkins,
olllcliitlnir ami paying a tribute to the
memory of the deceased. He was
married toCaiollne Klnstou Match 27,
s00, to this sl children weie born
four girls and two boys, all of which
were at his bed side at the time of his
death.
Card of I hunks. j
To the Friends,' Neighbois and B I
N. A. who so kindly assisted us In!
life's greatest trial, and those whoso
deftly wove together the bcHiitlful!
flowers, we tender oufslneenVtfiatiks. i
Mrs Mertlc Kincaid, Mrs. Jennie '
Jvli.rrtid, Mrs. Daisy Nelson, ' Mrvl
Martha Moore. 'Heilry ii'inl Fraiik Luc '
Bon-Ton-Bakery and
Restaurant-
Bread Pies and Cakes made in Bod
Cloud from Bed Cloud FLOCK.
M10ALS tiO CENTS
ICE CREAM SODA G CENTS
In. CnrM 25 Ci sis Pi it Qiaist.
i use artitlctal It i made from fll
teied water pine and clean.
HUBERT NEUERBURG
Notice to Property Oxncrs-
Notice is hereby gien Unit tho rub
bish iu the Streets and Alloys must be
cleaned up within '20 diijs fiom this
date or'same will be removed and tax
ed to property. Dated at Bed Cloud,
Nebr. May 11, Bill.
A C Slmiy, Chief of Police.
Warning to Hunters
Fiom this date no jhiinting or tres
passing will bo allowed ou the follow
ing fauns. East half sec '.VI town !l
range li!, Southwest sec. 'XI town. 'I,
range VI. Northwest ' hec. t, town -,
range VI. N. E '4 sec. o, town 'J, range
12. Oisks Inavale Nebr.
Concert Program Evening of Mav IRth.
Mauh- I lie I'nx HiiiiIi'im' Win.lt lYnu
Selt cll'in frotn "I lu Thnr I he I'luce, nnil
I In Hill" lot I'.. Howard
t.'oniel siiiii I'lliliillini 1'iilka" U:iiiIkmim
" I. K. Ilr.i.
I.ll.ii s -A I our I'liem"
.. . Kathleen . KnbcrtN
MIm i lull".. "Indian Interiiirxu"
I'crcj Weiirlck
I'oimliir .sell I'tlini .Will IIhssIIith So I
"Itenl lllir-"'llielli(ll:mn Millie"
Hae lltnt ll
"SI. it spaimli llnmii i."
I. r. Ilri. Ulrtiini
What our Postmaster and tils Assist
ants have to do for 30 days-
Complying with the recent regula
tion of the department Postmaster
Hacker has been keeping count of the
number of peices of mail he has han
dled during the past week In all
there have been i.'7,(;!)0 seperate peices
of mail during the tirst seven days
The rnralroutes handled the following
number of pelcesKoiite I. I fill, Boiite'J,
12158. Bouto.'l, 1(100, Boute l.'J.'Mif Some
of these articles aie handled as high
as seven times. Not only must Mr
Hacker count each peiee of mail but
he must keepa leeoul of the time it
takes him to perform the .seperate
duties of his olllce. This rule will be
in force for thiee weeks more This
etia work is no doubt very trylngaml
takes up a great deal of titno but so
tar Mr. Hacker has kept his temper
and meets his customers with just as
cordial a gieetingas ever.
Real Estate Transfers.
Transfers reported by the Fort Ab
stract Co. for the week ending Wed
nesday, May 10. Bill.
HansOye to William C Fraliiu,
n w lO-Il-il. wd IliioO
Ashley 11. Alexander to Louis
Cutter, se trt-;t-l 1, wd 7,,'.")(i
Ashley 11. Alexander to Ernest C.
Johnson, sw IH-.'i 11, wd l7r,0
Margaret Cutter to Ashley II.
Alexander, pt u ' ne lH-f-11,
wd H.'ill
Mary Mallow to Ashley II Alex
ander, pt , ne 18-1-1 1, wd .. lot)
V. V. Overman to Elmers John
sou et-al, s'.. rfw 28-'M I, wd. . IniK)
Edward Hanson to L. E Tait A
L. C. (iarber. hits 10, II, 12,
Blk. lit. Bed Cloud, wd 2WII
UO.-.00
Mortgages (Bed, 5ir12."i.i'."i.
Mortgages reloased, $111020.
Notice
111. ii (Lorn. Ni n.. May Id Itil.
All lot owners iu the Bed Cloud
cemetery are urgently requested to
call at the office of the rleik and list
their lots and pay $2 per lot for keep
ingthem clean till May 1st. 1012
it will be much moie pleasant and
eortalnly more satisfactory if tins is
lone voluntarily than force the as
sociation to drastic measuies which
will be uecessaiy if this request is not
complied with as the public epects
the association to keep a icspcctuhle
resting place for the dead.
We must have the money to do this
ami a little eheei fill co-operation h
eaidi lot owner will enable the associa
tion to make it a place all public
spirited citizens will be pi mid of.
c. F. Cathcr. B B Fulton,
' President ( lork.
DR. CHAS. E. CROSS
DENTIST
Moon Block, Red Cloud
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YOU young men know the
kind of style you want in your
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 Shape-maker model, Mart
Schaffner & Marx new one.
Suils $18 and up Overcoats $16.50 and up
PAUL STOREY
This slorc is the home of Harl Schaffner & Marx clolhcs
Pioneer Grocery
DEALER IN
Fancy and Staple
GROCERIES
GOOD LINE of COFFEES
Give Us a Trial Order
W. A. SMITH, Prop.
PHONES-Bell 108. Ruml 62.
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DRi Si Ji CUNNINGHAM
DENTIST
Successor to Dr. J. S. tiMiail
Af thA nlri cfrinil aver th
State Bank. Phone 131.
Kiver Bottom Pasture Close In
Wi will piihturo ft limltoiT miiiiber of
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Patent). l!ltr.s!an Arm. RtmLpp n thm mtpvl t,t tUm n.M
ituk anJ handle mcr hay at a la coit ami with tttlUr
with our atacker, than with any oihtr on th nvkit,
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lUUfb LU niUNK JUST AS GOD. ,
fjttnJInj: aftfr it U half way up lighter,! th lotd anjjB
draft from tU mart. The calilo un-1 in plaro of a rope ia
- fuiv iuu vnugi uuri w Qwnoon, uur rituier ii nuo; aep
lukei anJ rUtinvr Mower, all rraJr In Denver, re well worth our
InveaHcatlon. full dKript natter will I mtiM )uu on rplut.
f l.WpurchacrtifKatr, a'J aomi-nir, fnt free If you mention Ihia pawr.
PLATTNER IMPLEMENT CO.
DINVrK. COLO.
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BULLS. They are all good,
blocky fellows, and all red in
color.
JOHN 0HMSTEDE,
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