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MOREJLOGAIS.
Mrs. Chas. Palmer will leave .Satur
day for Akron, Colo., whore shu will
locate on their liomesteiul.
Turnuru Bros., who recently pur
chased the Moon Klockiiro making ex
tension Improvements on the same
The up stairs is bolng rcplnstered and
nil telephone and electric wiring be
ing concealed from view ttnd will be
decorated to keep in time with other
improvements to he made by theso en
terprising merchants,
Wolfe fc Whltiilter, general black
smiths, now carry n full Hue of farm
implements, surreys, buggies, wagons,
gang plows, gns engines, stacker ropes,
all kinds of machinery and heavy
hardware, and all supplies for sumo.
Also ail kinds of oil. Licensed Plumb
ers. Calls promptly nnsworod.
This evening at the North Ward
school the jitvluile protective league
will hold an open meeting for all
cltlens and patrons of the school.
The subject under discussion will bo
"Co-operation or Parents and Teach
ers." The speakers for the evening
will be Miss Christian, Miss Anna
Richards, L. II. Illtickledgo and J. S.
Gilliam. Every one cordially invited.
The Ladles Aid Society of the M. E.
church will hold their annual Kister
banar Saturday, April Gth. They will
have for sale sunbonnets, aprons,
children's clothes, fancy work and
other articles. They will also sorvo
h chicken pie dinner and nipper.
Trice of meal 25 cents Tlio bazaar
will bo held In the room formerly oc
cupied by A E. Atkins furniture store.
A cordial invitation is extended to the
public
The William McCabe Georgia Troub
adours The Muslclul Minstrel The
Highest Class Colored Show in Nebr.
Will AppeHr at the Opera House on
April Gtli With an all star. First
Part Aud Strong Olio, Of 0 High Class
Acts. They closo with a very Pretty
Musielal Mixup The Trip to The Jung
les. Carrying all their Own Scenery
and equipment, including all propertys
Used in this Production Prices For The
Red Cloud engagement, are 25, 115 and
50 cents. Seats now Belling at Dr.
Cook's drug store.
J. N. Ecliard of Inavale, Neb., who
marketed a carload of shortfed steors
here yesterday, is one feeder who made
money. These steers were bought here
by Mr. Eohard last Soptomber. They
cost him 8985 for the carload. He rati
hogs with them while they were being
fed, and he kept a close account of the
feed used, nis hogs, brought down at
the same time with the steers, sold
high, also, bringing $7.50. The carload
of steers brought frU'.OSri, or just 8l,20o
more than thev cost. "I luivo fed
cattle before but, I believe that, tills
was about the best scald I over got on
a cattle deal," Mr Erhar.i said. "The
hogs helped out, and especially when
they brought such a goo 1 price. Had
I marketed the steers and hogs a few
weeks ago I would have just about
como out even. Now 1 am takiugback
home u curlnud of .1(1(1 lb stock steers."
Kansas City Drovers Telegram, Mar.
23d.
"Just to keep the records straight,
and to show sinne people that It costs
money to feed cattle and hogs this
year, I want to call attention to one or
two thiuirs." This Is the way C W.
Hurvey of Webster county, Neb.,
brought up the subject of cattle feed
Ing. "Last year alfalfa at this time
was selling around S7'.0ppr ton This
year it brings about twice that price,
or about 815 a ton. Now as alfalfa is
a stiple feed with us there is an Item
to be carefully considered. Then when
we go over to corn, another staple, we
discover a vast difference in that feed
value. Last year it sold around 40o,
now it is bringing 65c a bushel. In ad
dltlou to this great difference in the
feed values, wo bad the longest and
severest wiuter ever known, which of
course meant more feed than usual."
Kansas City Drovers Telegram, March
23d.
POWER
City Treasurer's Statement
April 3, 1012.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Hod Cloud, Nebuskn.
Gentlemen;,
I submit herewith statement of con
dition of your treasury covering the
period from March 5, 1012, to April
:i, Uiiu:
Occupation Fund.
Amtou liund Match 5, 1!U2...S 208 51
Receipts W) 00
338 51
3 k to
Disbursements.,
Halnucoon hand April 3, 1012.. 357 14
Watkii Funk
A in ton hand March D, 1012... 210 10
Receipts none
Disbursements 207 1.1
Balance on band April 3, 1912. 2 73
Wateii Li:vv Fund
Amt on hnud March r., 1012.. . 20 07
Receipts 125 ()0
154 07
Disbursements none
Ualnnco on hand April 3, 1012. 151 U7
Reg. war. outstanding $127 05,
Oi:m:ii.i, Fund,
Amt on hand March 5, 1012... 1173 8!
Recoipts 300 00
1473 81
Disbursements 1000 00
Ualhiuo on hand April 3, 1012. 413 84
Reg. war. outstanding $000 to.
Ei.K.cTiiio LmiiT Fund
Amtou hand March 5, 1012... 01') 01
Receipts 430 00
Disbursements 1011) 01
Rulauce ou hand April 3, 1012. 710 23
338 78
Ei.ECTittc Lkiiit Levy Fund
Amt on hand March 5, 1012 .. 00 37
Receipts 200 00
209 37
Disbursements none
Balance on hand Aprils, 1012, 200 37
Reg. war. outstanding $0S2 53!
Judoment Fund
Amt ou hand M'ch 5,-12 none
Receipts 450 00
Disbursements none
Ralauce on hand April 3,1012. . 450 Oo
FlIiKMEN'S PUND
Amtou hand March 5, 1012.. . 00 2o
No receipts no disbursements
Balance on April 3, 10 12 50 20
Rkcapitulation
Occupation Fund 357 14
Water Fund 2 73
Water Levy Fund 154 07
General Fund 413 84
Electric Light Fund 338 78
Electric Light Levy Fund 200 37
Judgment Fund 450(H)
Firemen's Fund 50 20
Total 2030 73
Reoistkiikd Waiirants Outstanding
Water Levy 427 05
E. L. Levy 082 53
General 000 40
Total 1770 58
S It. Fr.on.vxcE, Treasurer.
SATISFACTION
-goes in every package
that leaves our store regard
less of price. Satisfaction,
that's what we ulm for and we ac
complish it Wo have satisfaction
in knowing that you get the best when
you trade with us. You have tlie
Satisfaction of knowing that you
have bought your groceries at the
lowest price consistent with goods
and quality.
B. E. McFarland
-ALLTHEPHONES-
GARFIELD
Tho snow is most all gone except a
few buiks.
Omar Wolfe was hauling his corn to
market lavt week.
Al Smith waded the tlvcr and got 11
goose last Thursday.
Guy Rallies was hauling wood from
Smith Uros., .Monday.
Grandma Amack, who has been quite
sick fin a week, Is some better.
Corn sold for 73 cents per bushel at
the liiltuore sale last Wednesday.
Al .Smith helped George, Coon shell
corn ou his south place ou Monday.
Jay Pope Is shucking corn this w'eclc.
lie Is a lucky man to have It to shuck.
Archie Hauls and Tart Sherman
were bulling hay for (5 try Barnes Tues
day.
About till the fellows in Garllcld can
do 1 to wado in tho mud and hunt
ducks.
Omcr Wolfe moved on the other side
of the river Tuesday on the place ho
bought.
Clyde Itowen has two new colts at
ills place. They are the first ones in
tlie neighborhood and they are dandies.
Frank Amack aud wife returned
from Omaha Friday night where she
went thru with an operation three
weeks ago and is gotting along nicely.
GUIDE ROCK.
E. E. Burr has been bailing hay this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Smith have a now
son born recently,
Mrs. D.Jones entertained the M. L
K., club recently.
Mrs Malissa Hunt is ou the sick list.
She Is visiting her daughter Mrs. W.
S. Lambert at present.
Eight weeks more of school and the
thirteen seniors are about the busiest
people to be found anywhere.
Mrs. Hannah (larbcr is very poorly
at present. Her many friends hope
she wli) soon regain her health.
Joseph Oleasoncamc in Sunday even
ing from Mutulen, Kansas to visit his
parents J. S. (Jleason aud wife.
Hastings Mllner and wile have been
visiting several days in ithe country
with their son Harvey Mllnor and wife.
Rudolph Frey one of the directors of
tho State bank here lias passed away.
Tlie funeral was held Saturday after
noon.
The Methodist ladies give a big East
er bazaar and supper Saturday. They
will have several booths of useful and
fancy things. It will be hold in the
opera house.
The It. S. Proudftt Lumber Co , Is
putting up a One olllco building to re
place the old one. They have been
greatly hindered by the unfavorable
weather of the last few weeks.
The Burlington has a force of men
at work Bt Willow Creek putting in
rip-rap to protect their track, They
are also at work at tlie place near
Bostwlbk where No. 14 was wrecked.
COWLES
Miss Florence Squires of Hastings is
visiting friends and relatives in Cowles
for a short time.
Mr. McTaggart and family have
moved into their new residence near
the M. E. church.
Mrs. Faucctt was in Blue Hill Mon
day between trains havlngsotne dental
work done.
Karl Paul of Hastings is here visit
ing his father Uncle Thomas Paul for
a short time.
Oeorge Overiug the County Survey
or is in Cowles this week making town
lots out of some of the Illainc land.
Anyone desiring lots can in a short
time be Mitlsfied.
R II Thompson has commenced
work on his sand pit south of town
lie expects the Hack to be litld in 11
short time.
The Indies of the M. 10 church held
a baanr and simper at the A O. U W.
hall Inst Saturday which was well at
tended and well enjoyed by those who
did attend.
C. W. I'tillcr, who has been quite
sick for a nuinborof days, is able to be
on our st roots again
The village board hits decided to
have asidewHlk laid from Tho Right
Place to the U. ,fc M , depot ou the
north side of the street.
Florida.
Orange and grape fruit groves.truck,
poultry and general farms in best dls
trie's. Agents wanted. Write for
literature.
l'KNDI.ETON L.VNIl CoJirANT.
1122 First Nafl. Rank llldg.
Lincoln, Nebr.
Card T Thanks
We desire to extend our heartfelt
thanks to the kind friends aud neigh
bors who so unsparingly offered their
services during tlie sickness aud death
of our beloved and aged father. Also
for tho beautiful llowers. Wo shall
nisvor forget their generous otters and
assistance.
Jami:s Uuckkls and Family.
Rout. Haiibis and. Family.
County Commissioners Meet
Ki: Ci.ofD. Neil, Match 27th, 1012.
Board of County Commissioners mot
pursuant to adjournment. Mem) erst
ptesent Paul Storey, 15. W. Hummel,
i. V Schmidt and T .1 Chiplln, (i
Ohttislt de Chairman of -aid bijatd I e
ing absent.
On motion Paul Storey v.ns tnpdo
temporary t'luili man of said botnd.
On motion minutes of picviotiniect
ing of said hoard was read mid approv
al. Moved and seconded that W, M.
Cooper lie ttnd Is her by appointed
overseer of road district No. 15, Cath
erton precinct. Mnthyi curled.
Moved and scoiuled that the County
Clerk wilte John Olimstede of CJitldV
Rock lor pedigree as asked by the
County Farm Cotnini tee. Motion
can led.
In the matter of the Bond of the
Omaha Structural Steel works. It was
moved and seconded Hint tho bond of
said company ba and Is hetcby approv
ed. Motion carried.
Movud and seconded that Seth V.
Green bo and is hereby appointed Jus
ticc of the Ponce in and for Clenwood
precinct of Webster County, Nebraska.
On motion Seth F. Green's official
bond was approved.
In the matter of W. B. Prattler's
property erroneous assc-suieiit- on
personal property. It was moved and
seconded that the County Treasurer be
and is hereby authorized ntid Instruct
ed to strike tlie taxes of W. B. Prather
from tlie tax books for the year 101 1
on account of said erroneous assess
ment. Motion carried.
On motion tlie following claims ou
the County Poor farm were audited
and allowed and the County Clerk
authorized aud instructed to draw
warrants on said fund in payment of
same. T. J. Chaplin 820, J. A. Bttiden
84.
On motion tho claim of James Mc
intosh for labor on bridge was audited
and allowed In the sura of 8125.
In the matter of tho petition of U.
S. L. Shirkey Guardian of the estate
of Anna L. Chatlln an embicile person,
by E. U. Overman his attorney where
in he stutes that she Is tho owner of
certain real estate in Webster County
Nebtaska, and 11-If- the. County Bond
for their approval of the sale of said
real estate.
On motion tho foregoing petition
was granted ntid an order made approv
ing same.
In tlie matter of Miles Doyle's ro
quest for refund on tuxes paid under
protest. Ou motion said request was
rejected. Motion carried.
On motion Board adjourned to March
20th., 1012.
March 20th. Board mot all tnctnber.s
present with (J. Olnustede in chair.
Moved and seconded that the County
Board pay not to exceed 30 per thous
and for bridge lumber and not to ex
ceed 25 cents per foot for 8 inch piling
any length from 10 to 20 feet, during
the year 1012. Motion carried
On motion board adjourned to Apiil
23, 1012. E. W. Ross, County Clerk.
Band Programme
EvenlRft tf April 12th. at the Red Cleud
OperajlMM
March "Good fellowship
Medley Overture.... Hits of Remleks
Hits No. 3
Love Thoughts Waltz
Tangle-foot Rag
Trombone Solo "The Witch"
March.... "Comique" Zip Iilng
Alto Trio Disiaus
PAItT II
March "Chicago Tribune" . . .
Medley Overture. ..Reiuicks Hlta No. 8
Cornet Solo. . . ."Columbia Fantasia". .
"A Vision of Salome"
Descriptive Fantasie
Vocal Solo Miss Alpha Longtln
Medley Overture. . . .Havclauds Happv
Hits No. 1
llaritonc Solo Selected
Star Spangle Banner
No Cause To Doubt
A Statement oT Facts Backed by n
Stronft Guarantee,
We gtiHi'iintee Immediate mid posi
tlve relief to ttll sufferers from cmi-tl-pation.
In every case where our
remedy falls to do this wo will return
the money paid us for it. That's a
frank statement of facts, and we mint
you to snb-tant late them lit our risk.
R').all Orderlies tiro eaten just like
candy, me particularly prompt a.,d
agiec.iblo in action, tm.y be tfkeu nt
any lime, day or night; do not cause
diarrhoea, nausea, griping, excessive
Inn-eiii'si. of other uudesirablH effects
They have a vety mild but po-ltivn
tuition upon the organs with which
they come in contact, appaieiitly act
ing as a regulative tonic upon the ie
la.xed muscular coulof the bowel, thus
overcoming wcaknes, and aiding to
restore the bowels to more vigorous
aud healthy activity.
Rexall Orderlies are unsurpassable
and Ideal for the uso of childieu, old
folks ami delicate persons. We cannot
too highly recommend them to all suf
ferers from any form of constipuilo'u
and its attendant evils. That's ,why
we buck our faith tin them with our
promise of money back if they do not
give entlio satisfaction. Three slices:
12 tablets 10 cniW, ,30 tablets '25 cents
and 80 tablets Go cents. Remember,
you can obtain Rexall Remedies in
Red Cloud onlv at our stnro, The
Rexall Store. The II. K (Irlce Drug
Co.
THE FIVE HITS
IN SHOES
White
Buck
Velvet
f Also Tans in Duller, Shoes and Oxfords. J All kinds
and at all prices. j All new stock in a new store, if No left
over shoes to select from. .....
Newhouse' Buildup BAILEY &
- - "The East Side
Suppose You Should Burn Out To-Night!
Aro You Insured Against Loss?
We represent four of the Largest American Insurance
Companies whose assets aggregate over $75,000,000.00.
M. W. CARTER fc SON.
Office now in Opera House Block, Red Cloud, Nebraska.
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and every thing to be found in a first
class exclusive Harness Shop. : :
MY HAND MADE HARNESS
are unequaled for
Durability and Workmanship for
the money. '
JOE FOGEL,
Political Advertisement
Vote for VV. A Prince,
t Republican Candidate
For Congress.
Primaries April 19, 1912
Breeders Attention
I will keep my Stallion- and .lucks
during the season of IU1'' at the Old
Day Uarn, South Klin Street, whre I
shall bo pleased to have both my new
and old customers call and see me.
H. A. Johnson
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Quality of Stock,
HKD CLOUD,
Why Net Build
A Home This Year
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and let 1912 mark the
beginning of your fortune
and a new life ? Nothing '
on earth gives a family
standing in a community
like the ownership of a
nice, comfortable home.
The spring is a good time
to perfect all the little
details aud we've a good,
big office and lots of time
at your disposal to help
you select a suitable plan
and talk over the kind of
lumber you will need.
Come in and let's figure
it out 'together.
There's No Place Like Home."
SAUNDERS BROS.
Cenirejallenal Church Nat in-
Laster will be observed Sunday
morning with a special Easier sermon
aud special music and tho church will
be decorated with flowers. .Subject of
sermon, "The Immortal." sundav
School at 10 The evening service
will begin at 8 The pastor will preach
the second sermon on the book of
Job Special subject, "The Answer of
GiMlto Job's Question: Why Do the
Righteous Buffer?" Mid week service
on ihursday Instead of Wednesday,
lids Is the quarterly meeting of 'the
church for the giving of repoi.ts t
tlie oftieors of ,tho church. The dls
triot association will Hl,o be reported,
tills is an important meeting, Hll ex
peeled and all interested invited. The"
Brotherhood meets Tuesday at a
"i"-. John J. B.WNK. Pastor.
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