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VOLUME XX XX.
THE
New Banking Law is now in force and
the payment of every dollar of deposits in this
institution is guaranteed by the Bank Guaranty
Fund of the State of Nebraska.
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS.
Webster County Bank
RED CLOUD, NEB.
CAPITAL $25,000
In
See that
shoulder?
The cap screws down
tiffit against lit
thereby forming an
absolutely ink-tight cham
ber for the point That's
the reason
Sell-FUUna
Fountain Pen.
never leaks in your pocket
tvr siuuia yuui uucis
when you take off the cap to write.
All that in addition to its matchless
utfjilliitg, iilf'tlmning and superb writing
qualities. $2.50, 13.00 and up.
C. L. COTTINGV
THE DRUGGIST
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For sixty years American house
wives hare found Dr. Price's Cream
Baking Powder a guarantee of light;
pure and wholesome food.
GARFIELD
I (See! Wus'nt it wind; and dusty
Sunday.
I
Evorj body In (lartleld is to busy
' planting corn to en (lsliiug.
luck B.irnos and family and (Jeoige
Jennings were visiting at (toy Barnes'
Sunday.
, Harry Harris and family and Will
Smith and wife were pleasant callur.s
at Smith Bros., Sunday.
i Joe'Muild. had Ids neighbors helping
liliu haul hogs to lied Cloud Tuesday
and lit shipped tlii'in to uiarUet Wed-
uehday.u.-.
Pete Mclllhuney iiinl (Juy Barnes
weie the til st to get done planting
corn in (Jarlleld and they think the
early bird gets the worm but if it is a
cut worm no
them over it'.
one will quart el with
COWLES
Chas. Xorris I ought a new Chalmers
car of M. It. A ''unison &. Co., this week.
Cashier K. T. Foe went to Hastings
Wednesday to attend a Bunker's con
vention. Mr. Uedrick of Red Cloud was up
last week plastering for Jud White
andJ. D Puller.
Mr and Mrs. Wm. Clood whs in ,Red
Cloud Tuesday on a visit with Paul
Storey and family.
Samuel Deakin is having walks laid
around the house out uf cement. F.
A. Good is doing the work.
It. Greeuhalgb and B. T. Foe went
to Red Cloud Thursday to see about
having the ordinances printed.
Wm Costello, our hustling cream
man, is having a phone put in his place
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4 Newspaper That film The News Fifty
ttED CLOUD, S ISIHIASKA. 1 A Y S,U i 1 2.
of business so ln can set vo tlu pit hit i!
butter.
Tho following persons have hud
walks laid this week: Fred llurd, J.
I). Fuller, Christian church, F. A. Good
and C. V. Fuller.
The village board mot Tuesday even
ing and adopted ordinances to govern
the village. If the citizens of Cuwles
live up to the ordinances and the state
laws we will undoubtedly have as clean
a town as there is In the state,
Mr. Bngslow, the cvangalist, who
has been holding a successful revival
in the M. E. church, luft for Eckley
Tuesday where ho expects to hold
meetings for an iudeilnete period. He
had over a hundred conversions to his
credit at this place.
Further Bird Notes
I have been requested to write a bit
about increasing the birds mound our
homes. (3ood observers testify that
they have lucre ised visibly since the
early days. There can bo no doubt
about It. The two causes that have
contributed to this end are shelter and
food. The trees and shrubs that adorn
our yards in city and country make
the shelter without which shy birds
like tho Hrown Thru-dier, Cat ltird
aud Chewink cannot be content and
without which tho bolder birds like the.
llobiu, Kingbird, Orioles, (Jiuckles
aud Blue Jays cannot find nesting
places Tho Cardinal, Hose-breasted
Grosbeak and Black headed (iiosbeah
are beginning to nest in this city.
These arc charming songsters aud of
gay plumage. They Hud a hearty wel
come and will doubtless stay among
us.
The fruit that is now cultivated so
commonly they will share with us, in
return for the Injurious iusects they
destroy And who shall begrudge
thorn .their shaio of what they have
saved for us!
A few suggestions as to increasing
their number and at the same time
saving our fruit will be In order.
1. Plant Russian Mulberry trees
wherever the ground can be spared for
them, especially along the roadsides.
They usually bear a heavy crop lasting
six weeks. It is a strange faot that all
the fruit eating birds will leave the
cherries, currants, raspberries aud
other small fruits and spend their
time in the Mulberry trees. It may
be partly because they are undisturb
ed there, but they seem perfectly satis
tied with them.
2. Put a shallow, broad pan of two
to three inches of clean water on sup
ports '.) to 0 feet high, where tho birds
can drink aud bathe without having to
look behind them every : seconds to
see if a cat is ready to spring upon
them. They must be able to roost on
the odge and drink easily. It must be
kept fil can and so should be fastened
against wind, but not immovable. Set
it out in the open, not too near the
house or walks where they will be
constantly disturbed. Birds love to
drink often iu hot weather and will
live near good water t they can
H. Put up bird houses for Wrens
aud Blue birds and Martins. For our
tiny wren a very tame bird and sweet
singer, culled the "Western House
Wren" a hole II to 4 Inches from the
bottom and not more than an inch aud
a half in diameter is needed to keep
out the English sparrow. If lie fights
oil' the Blue bltd and Martins which
must have larger holes, simply shoot
him.
1. Kill tho stray Tom cuts that arc
always preying on tamo birds and
chickens. They are u constant terror
to our bird neighbors, and have no
rights that we uoud respect.
J. M. It.VTKH.
Results of the Douftlas County
Tr.stlnft Association
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Tho Nebraska Experiment .Station
has just issued uulletin No. i2i, on
"Results of the Douglas Comity Cow
.Testing Association." This bulletin
may be had free of cost by tesidents
of Nebraska upon application to the
Agricultural Experiment Station, Liu-
coin, Nebraska.
- two Weeks Each Year Far $1.50.
Franklin Takes Honors
In Dual Track Meet
(nv S. C.)
Franklin took tho lot.g end of the
points in the dual track meet lien
last Friday. The local atheletes show
up very good and the spectators one
and all seemed surprised at the adopt
ness In the way the boys went into
the Held meet. For Franklin, Gor
man led in points scoring 17 points.
Ferki 1 1 points, OverhorT 1'2 points.
For Bed Cloud Carey scored 18 points,
Catlier 1(1 points and Illtchey 10 points
The work of Carey, Cather, Kltchey
and Atkins was extra good and espec
ially in the pole vault Atkins outclass
ed his opponent OverhorT.
,Thc following is the summary:
Low Hurdles given to Franklin, t
points.
High Hurdles Franklin 1st place
no runner, rente liiinhuu second,
Mclnt.vre. 'Ird, time 18 L 5.
1(H) yd dadi (inrmiui. Franklin l-t;
Catcy, Ked Cloud 'Jud, time ll seconds
11 at.
High jump Overboil", Franklin 1st,
Cather, Bed Cloud 'Jud, Carey, Bed
Cloud ltd, height 5 ft. 1'C.
Mile ruii-Kitohoy, Bed Cloud 1st,
B.ving, Franklin '2nd, Whortoti, Frank
lin Ilrd, tluiefcHOH.
Shot put 12 Ibs-Caiey, Red Cloud
1st, (lOimnu, Franklin 2nd, Amtick.
Bed Cloud .'Id, IV.) ft 1 Inches.
Hammer throw 12 lbs Ferkn.
Franklin 1st, Gather, Bed Cloud 2nd,
Carey, Bed Cloud Ilrd, 110 feet
2"J() yard dash Gorman, Franklin
1st, Carey, Bed Cloud 2nd, Overboil',
Franklin .'ird, time 2) seconds Hat.
Pole vault Atkins, Bed Cloud 1st,
Ovcrholf, Franklin .'ml, Carey and
Davey tied for 3rd, height Oft 8 inches.
Broud jump -Gather, Bed Cloud 1st,
Goiinau, Franklin 2nd, Saunders, Bed
Cloud 3rd, distance ID feet 0 inches.
410 yard dash Carey, Bed Cloud,
1st, Ferke, Franklin 2nd, time 08 4-r.
. One half mile run Bitchey, Red
Cloud 1st, Ewing, Franklin 2nd,
Hutchens, Red Cloud .Ird, time 2:80.
Discus throw Cather, Bed Cloud 1st,
Overhoff, Franklin 2nd, Gorman,
Franklin 3rd, distance l3 feet.
Relay race, disqualified.
Total Bcore Frauklin 57K-
" Red Cloud 54j$.
Judges Prof. Morltz and A. E. Stev
enson. The D. A. U. P. Club
Gives a Shower
On last Monday evening May 20th.,
at the home of the Misses Potter and
under the nut-pices ot the D. A. U. P.
club occurred one uf the season's most
pleasant preuuptial showers; in which
Miss Pearl Bryan and Mr. Onirics Mc
Kinney also Miss Mario Burke and Mr.
Win. Bailoy were the principals.
The ladles gathered early and spent
the uvenlng pleasantly entertaining
the brides to be, when the gentlemen
who hud also hud a meeting decorated
the grooms to be to suit their taste
and after a pleasant hour had been
spent among themsolues, the Messrs.
McKinney and Bailey lead the march
to meet their ladies. Upon reaching
the home the ladles were called for and
presented; then a circle was formed
around the center table which was
tastefully decorated and the Misses
Bryan aud Burke broke the circle by
drinking to the health of tho guests
and the guests returned as honor with
comp'jimciits, after whlidi everybody
proceeded to enjoy themselves.
Many valuable and useful presents
were presented to each couple which
will often times cause them to rellect
their memories to tills -most pleusunt
evening. A u lute hour all joluml In
singing "Home Sweet Home" and all
departed for their many "homes congra
tulating the young couples for a happy
future mid also fully convinced that
the I). A. U. P. club was a most royal
entertainer.
Farm Loans
At Lowest interest, btst option, least
expense. Call for me aTState Bank, '
The Manual
Training School
The bo.xsof the liiyh school manual
training class have a large display of
thoir handiwork in the south window
of the Atkins furniture parlors. Those
who are unacquainted witli the work
of tlds class, the display name as a
complete surprise. Surprise because
of the many d liferent useful articles
made, surprise tiHcmtso of t lie neatness
llttil liiinult Mt frlut liritl 1 M'lutft n A
tripods made by these boys that are
If t-tlllj I'I tMV. tlt'll 1IIVIV IIIC
far better than the general run of the
commercial product, tvools, racks,
pool tallies, games and a general as
sortment of useful articles that are
really meritorious Kvery joint Is
well put together and every piece of
wood eaiefnlly made. When it is
known that
made from
all these ui tides were
the rough lumber t'-
belter appreciated 1 he
wot k will lie hell er it
boys have done their own designing,
their own sawing, planing, titling and
oiling all from the rough. They ate to
be congratulated on their skill and
the eulcieney of their work. The peo
ple of this dlsli let. have reason to be
proud of this class. The buys having
articles ill the display ar: Claud
Pierce. Beliard Atkins. Wyeth Fogul,
Paul Polnicky, I'm 1 1 i'oltilcky, Hlton
Pope, Walter rope. Leroy Goble, Dow
Kaley, Evcret Stroup, Cui-ar (Sreger
and Chits. Perry.
Requirements for Free
High School Certificates
Flee high school certificates may bit
issued only to pupils who have passed
the state eighth grade examinations
From section T of subdivision (1, I
quote: "The patent or guardian of
any pupil desiring to take advantage
of the provisions of this act for free
high school education shall make ap
plication, in wiiiri.so, to the county
superintendent on er halera th second
Honday In June each year".
Please note. Application must be
made kacii ykaii. A pupil who Is now
in the ninth grade must make applica
tion for free high school tuition for
the tenth grade and so on throughout
the high school course.
Application blanks may be secured
from the county superintendent!
Gt:KTKi;m: L Coon, Co, Supt.
Small Cause for Wonder.
A sergeunt In the Bavarian army
was discharged the other day on ac
count of lung disease. It appeared
that for several years he had been in
the habit of drinking 20 quarts of beer
per diem. No wonder his lungs were
worn out. Ho mtiHt have spent about
14 hours a day-holding his breath.
The
Canton 2-Row Weeder
-WiHE Season will Soon be here to use Tools to tend Corn.
If you will spend a few minutes time looking our line over
you will say it is the most complete line in the county.
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WOLFE & WHITAKER
- GENERAL BLACKSMITHS -:-
in in -mmmmmm I I i
NUMJIEU 21
For That Wedding Occasion
You'll be looking for a
suitable present.
You don't care to pay such
an lot still you want it to be
dainty and to help to do hon
or to the occasion.
There is nothing like gett
ing among a nicely selected
) ..
slock Ot JCWClry tor this pUf-
pose.
t Such a stock for instance
as this store has to show you.
We've a splendid array of
suitables for presents not
only for weddings, bul
other occasions as well.
-
but for
Look in on us some wheth
er interested or not, we want
to meet you and get better
acquainted.
Newhouse Brc
ros.,
,11. II. Nuwlumso, Prop.
c ( Watch inspectors
C. B,
Rubbish
Any intelligent man who looks at
the wastes of which tho people of this
city are guilty, with a little thought,
ought to be able to devise numerous
methods of maMug a living from the
utilization of the yearly refuse. 'On
this tteeless prairie the brush consum
ed In bonll res should support the man
who will use it up to advantage la
this county devoid of minerals, there
Is enough old iron rusting, in some
body's road and an offense to most of
us, tlrere is enough tin plate In old tin
cans that are a nuisance, to furnish
profitable employment to men who
will take pains vo collect It at the right
time and preserve it in proper shape
for handling. What we need Is intelli
gence aud Industry to make the most
of the opportunities about us.
An Italian gardener would take the
ground in Bed Cloud that Is untitled
or badly tilled and make himself
wealthy by Its cultivation.
Americans give too much time to
politics, to big enterprise or drams of
big enterprise to avail themselves of
the little things and the obvious
methods of elllcievit toil nnd economy.
All kinds of llcctrlral work done by
Morhart Bros.
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