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iprinj'n, (rout ntitl rear; ?lt t-i'i. tires. Including complete
equipment of top, windshield, 03 ton!:, etc. $l,50i)
These arc the Jackson cars that have made such a
phenomenal success this season about which you
have heard so many good things.
Where else will you find 30 horsepower, 110-inch wheel
base and 32-inch wheels at $1100?
Or 40 horsepower, 118-inch wheelbase, 34x4-inch tires
and complete equipment at $1500?
Or 50 horsepower, 124-inch wheelbase, 56-inch wheels
and demountable rims at $1800?
Compare the size and the power of the new Jacksons
with the size and power of other cars at the same
prices, and you will see that the Jacksons offer the
best value.
Couple with these facts the Jackson reputation of ten
years standing and we believe you will agree with
us that the Jacksons are the best cars offered at
the price.
The cars themselves will confirm all that we have told
you. Come and see us will be glad to show yon.
Red Cloud Hardware
and Implement Company
Sole Agents
Fine Job Printing
Wedding Invitations
Announcements
Letter Heads
Note Heads
Bill Heads
Memos
Statements
Shipping Tags
Business Cards
Calling Cards
Envelopes
Circular Letters
Sale Bills, Etc.
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Are Floods Increasing?
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Flfturrs of the United States Geeloftlcnl
.Survey Indicate tost of Flood
Destruction
The piiM'Mt dNiistious floods of the
Mississippi River mill tlio inutid.Ulon
of tin) Buriniiudlng lowlands thiough
the bwuhiug of the levees suggest the
lii(liili.: Ate floods liirioiislng in t lit
Putted States'. Present cniidlltnnsiirt
admittedly most unusual, floods of
both the Ohio anil .V.IsmiiuI Uiicis
Hwtdllug the alifiiily heavy How of the
Mli-slssippl itself, and this has created
what will pi obubly pass down In his-.
tnry ns the worsMlood of I !. Missis
sippi sllICO till! Settlement ol tills
country
L'lci'ipitulhM -either snow or tain
must ultimately lake fvin'nuisi s.tllh
ci- along thu surface of the i omul dl
rectly into water oouisi's or Into the
gi omul by put eolation, w Hh subt.tqiiutit
dlscliiuge Into tin' flvois by boopHgo
The watet which causes Hoods Is Unit
pint of tho precipitation wliluti is not
ahborbi.il Into the ground and which
therefore must How tiling the earth's
surface.
According to M. O. Leightuu, chief
hydiogiaphcr of the United Slates
(loologicul Stuvcy, in Wuter Supply
Paper 211 1, which contains pupets ou
tho Conservation of V titer Kesouiees,
"tlieto hi c live classes of agencies or
coudltlonsuiTcullng the How of streams.
The Hrst Is ollmute, under which arc
comprised lalnfall, evaporation, tem
perature, wind, and humidity. Al
though these arc exceedingly variable
fi 0111 day to day mid from season to
season, the observations that have
been recorded indicate that u period
of years embraces all conditions, to
that the mum of them may bo consid
ered fairly constant There is very
little evidence; except in special areas,
that reveals any progressive and per
iiir.nent change in climatic conditions
The second agency is topography, and
the third geology, both of which may
be constdeiod absolutely stable. The
fourth is surface vegetation, which in
cludes forest cover and cultivated
hind. The lift h consists of artifluial
nuclides, such an storage reset volts
and drainage, which piodti'je rapid
utid marked effects on river discharge
"When the phjslcal conditions on
the drainage areas arc summed up, the
one great change that has been pro
duced in tho vegetutive conditions is
the reduction of forest urea. On some
of these drainage ateas it hasocuuired
by slow progression and ou others
more rapidly. It is certuin that in
some areas this forest cutting has
caused barren conditions because the
laud whs of such a character that after
it was relieved of forest protection it
eroded easily and its productive'1 por
tions were quickly swept into water
courses.
"Smumailly, therefore, it may he
stated wlthconUdeuce that the increase
In Hood tendency shown so unmistak
ably is due in by far the largest meas
ure to the denudation of forest areas.
the Mate Lire
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Deposited With The Auditor of State For
The Sole Protection Of Its Policy Holders
Insurance in Force
$88,148,378.00
Gains in 1911
Increase in assets $1,210,232.32
Increase in surplus. . . 214,906.06
Increase i n deposit
with Auditor of State . 1,050,000 00
Increase in interest
and rents earned 67,442 23
Increase in Insurance
in force f-.mk. .
5,814,088 00
For One of the Best Old Line Policies See
Red Cloud
W. T. Nountford
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Methodists In Action
All over Nebraska Methodist minis
ters and laymen are busily engaged in
securing subscriptions for the 3400,000
00 endowmeut fuud which is urgeutly
needed for the Nebraska Wesleyau Uni
versity. The subscription taking has
started briskly and this state wide
whirlwind campaign is being watched
with much iuterest by a large number
of people. Some of the larger sub
scriptions announced early in the week
are as follows:
Itev. Jacob Ailrlance, Fremont 8 2,0000
ltev. Hlrniu llurch, Unlvcrnlty l'lnec. 2,000
Htute Journal Company, Lincoln 1,000
Mrs. Martin Ducy, Chester 10,000
(). N. Mnuec, Lincoln - &.000
Halph It. Leech, Awsley 1,000
A. I.. Johnson, University l'laee 20,000
Mrs. ('. C White, University I'laco 20.C00
C. (1, Anderson, University I'laco 10,000
W'.O. Atklun, University Place 1.CO0
T. M. Wlmborly, University l'lnco 1,000
K. D. Currier, University Place 1,000
J. L. Clallln, University Placo 1,000
Itev. I. It. Hchrcckengast, Unl'ty Placo 600
V. U. Bishop, University Place 1,000
Chancellor Fulmer, University Place .. 400
(1. Urelsel, University I'laco 2U)
Rev. N. A. Martin, University Place . . MX)
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To secure one of these silos. It is made so that it cannot
blow down unless the wind is strong. enough to demolish
other buildings. Has no bands to tighten. Is built so it
cannot fall in during the hot weather if empty. It cannot
swell and break bands because it has no bands.
Built on the
Sectional Plan
Easily Made to
Suit Your Needs
The Effective laxative
Tastes like aidjsEatei Like Candy
Iu our experience in the handling of
drugs "nnd inedlclnen, we believe we
have never had experience with auv
Remedy that gave such great satis
fnutlon to our customers as do Itc.xull
Orderlies. This Remedy in not like
any other laxative or cathartic. H
contains all the good fcatutcs of other
laxative, but uoiic of their faults,
Our own faith in lU'Niill Orderlies Is
so strong that wo oiler them to you
with our own positive noisomtl guar
antee, that if they do not thoioughly
sutUfy you, you only need tell us and
we will hand back to you every penny
you paid us for them. Therefore, in
trying them upon our recommendation
you tako no ilsk whatever.
Ke.Hll Orderlies taste like and are
eaten llko candy. They do not grlpo,
uuise nausea, excessive looseness, or
any other annoyance. They act so
easily that they may bo taken at uny
time, day or night. They are purlieu
latly good for chlldten, aged, or deli
cate pei sons. They arc nut tin in con-
venlent tablets iu thtco sizes of
package. Prices, 10c, 'Xa and r,Oo.
Remember, Rexiill Ueiuedies can be
obtained In thu community only m
our storeThe Ue.Mill Stole. The H.
12. lirlee ni ug Co , Red Cloud, Nbr.
The Real Estate and Farm Loan
Department in the Chief oflloe has for
sale a large list of Webster and Frank
lin county farms, the best and cheap
est all-purpose farms to be found.
This part of the Republican Valley
country la the heart of the Corn and
Alfalfa Rest, and is unexcelled for,
easy, thrifty farming. The soil is fer
tile and produces bountiful crops of
corn, wfceat and alfalfa, anl this is
one of the best "districts iu which to
raise grain, hay and hogs, and feed
cattle. Among their list are a number
of farms that will puv good interest
on the investment; several that cau be
purchased ou easy payments and spe-
clul deals; and many that will pay
their way and grow in value. The
prices vary according to quality, loca
tion and Improvements. This country
has good schools, rural mails, tele
phones, good rouds, convenient mar
kets and shipping facilities, and every
quallllcatlou necessary to profitable
uruin and stock farms, dulrj rat ins and
feeding stations. Land values, prices
and turms tlmt should iuteiest any
lund-linyer or homoseekor. Also a
number of disirublu City l'iopuitles
listed and several good local Tin in
truiles. Ooiiespondcuee solicited,
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Another good silo is called the Crown Stave Silo. These
are handled direct from one of the largest manufactures of
lumber and shipped direct in car lots with other yard stock
thus saving the heavy local freight charges. It is to your
interest to learn of the great saving by owning a silo.
Headquarters For All Silos
Saunders Brothers
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