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wi:nsTi:jir(i'NTY
Senator Stone siys the laiitfiniKii of
tliti presidential candidates Is like the
vernacular of tlic (Mi market. This
Ih necessary while the votern arc hav
ing the scales icmovcd from their e) es.
Lincoln is tfoliitf to make an attempt
to celebrate a safe and wane Fourth of
July with W. J. llryan as orator. Lin
coln Is always attempting tho Impos
sible. A safe and sane Fouith of July
Ih supposed to mean one without much
fireworks.
The senate InvestlKallnK committee
finds Captain Smith responsible for
the 'Jitanlo disaster Inasmuch as
Captain Smith is not able to control
any delegates from bis present loca
tion tbis seems a safe position for con
gress to take.
An effort will be made to turn the
Klkbont river from its old bed seven
nilleu northeast of Fremont Into cut
off ditch of the drainage system. Tim
board met yesterday and awarded u
contract for the undertaking to J. M
Haber of Fremont.
l'bilip O. Parmalee, known as the
Bafest aviator in tbe business and
who for some time past has been in
tbe employ of the Wright Bros., plung
ed to bis death from u distance of 100
feet in the air at North Yakima,
Washington, last Saturday afternoon.
Aviator Parmalce's death makes a
total of sixteen that have occured to
men in that profession over the wot Id
aince January l.lth of the present
year and it is safe to say that many
more lives will be sacrillced before the
mystery of successful aerial navigation
is solved.
Tho following, which is going the
rounds of the newspapers, is said to
be an advertisement recently publish
ed in tho Ultie Rapids Times:
"For Trade A bull dog for o banjo
or a fiddle. Must be good toned in
strument, in good condition. Dog
guaranteed to be always iu tune and
a man eater. His regular diet is dago
v- for breakfast, medicine man for full
t' meal at noon, junk hunter for after-
nooa 'anakr-hoboev;forsappcrjgrnd
chicken raiders for"nil3faIght iheal.
Does not relish children or HiHTragttte
' for steady diet. Can show those from
Missouri.
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You may always depend upon Ne
braskans being in the lime-light.
A Nobraskan is chairman of the ie
publican national committee, and an
other Nebraskan is secretary of the
same committee. A Nebraskan is
the biggest fautor in tho demoenUlo
pai ty, and another democrat U ico
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genuine diusuc aunuy
mMmkfJ'm
-jjfjfii! sPeclacu'ar interest, has at once placed The English
Opera Company among the -most sought after
Chautauqua attractions. The excellence of their programs is
based primarily upon the quality of the voices of its personnel
voices of much more than ordinary range, jvell cultivated and
carefully coached in the style of programs they render. Their
programs embrace scenes from the Popular Opejras, in costume;
scenes from the Grand Operas, in costume; Gypsy scenes;
Sailor scenes; selections from the Oratorios; Sacred selections,
etc. We believe the aim of this attraclion is exactly in line
with the present-day demand from committees and audiences
everywhere.
PERSONNEL
Waltef V. Flora, Tenor, Mgr.
Charlotte Simpson, Dramatic
Soprano
G. Ethel Hitt, Mczzo-Soprano
Harry C. Lombard, Baritone
Earl Foreman, Pianist
chilli Ulll'l lit lll' tU Ulll'l' .it C nut .111
lOinuiitlce, iiimI Mill another Ni'bnish
mi iisKinnt .(I'lclnry nf tlmt cnin
initio, lint Neluasku women, b'css
their ilr ir In nit h, (i it' n No lining their
1 1 ii i e lo advertise Xebiashn. .lls
Cnrliiiiv Moiifli' of Omaha I t i-nk oar
In tin? Wij lesley new fur III I'.', mill
not only pnunini lit lo 'varsity athle
tics but a liMik'r In her class. Will
MniipinV Wcchlv.
This newspaper would advise the ie
tall dealers in the Miwil'rr cities nuil
towns ol tin' slate to iiilt "hollerii g"
iigaili( the mail onlei houses so much
and gel bits') tilling the people through
their local papers what they have to
offVr. If you will carefully watch the
country newspapers anil note the met
chants who ate using liberal space
ami quoting prices, you will soon have
a uenus of merchants who are worry
ing about tho encroachments of Mont
warclery (liiin, or Hears, Sawbuck& Co.
I he mall order houses are built up on
a foundation of printer's ink. The
sploudld country newspapers of Ne
braska atTord the retailers of Nebras
ka ample opportunity to meet the
nforrsiiid mall order houses on their
own ground. Matipln's Weekly.
Every electrical engineer that has
viited our light plant and investigat
ed its equipment has said that a con
siderable saving could be accomplish
ed by Installing clcctiic pumps for our
wator system. Many even go so far as
to say that it will cut the operating
expenses in two We fully appreciate
the condition of ourclty finances aud
there may not be tho funds nvallable
at the present time to make this
change but as soon as conditions will
warrant the expenditure of a little
mote money we are satisfied that
the electric pumps will come. We are
heartllv In favor of any change that
will effect a saving of operation and
wo believe that the judgment of these
electrical engineers should be accept
ed and put into practice as soon as
possible.
A lady called our attention the
other day to the Irrcspoiislveness of
Hod Cloud audiences. She said it
pained her to see an audience sit
apparently i nil I lie rent, while The Star
Spangled Banner was sung. It is not
from tho lack of patriotic feeling that
the people arc so slow lo testify to
their appreciation of tho national
hymn. Kather it is the icsult of a
loiiy course of repression of the show
of emotion until somebody takes the
lead. The Chief believes in applause
by the audience, the more of it the
better, liven in church services a
lecoroij; applause J expcsslon by
the audience of its sympathy with the
MMstker. iU appreciation, of the music
would only quicken the interest of till.
There is nothing more stimulating to
unity of feeling in the audience than
some appropriate manifestation, of
pleasure with "flic performer. It is
a good thing to avail ourselves of
every opportunitv to evince that we
are of one heart Ml loyalty to the flag,
in approve of our country's glory.
John I'olnii'kv has been talking of
leaving Kl Cloud. This should be
discouraged. John is too good a man
i r i .-.. (l..l
tor musical attractions oi coin
u .. . j t
as wen as a certain aegree oi
PRESENTING
Scenes from the grand opera in
costume)
Scenes from popular opera in
costume
Popular Selections
Sacred Programs
Selections from the oratorios
In nl iiinii ii n C'iiiiii.t.nit wlierii In u i
spnnt the linger part of his life, and
where he has acquired a coinforliibl'
Hunt elal standing. John Is too alilf a
men to look to one indiislty alone for
oc upatloii. Then) urn other modes of
bu-ini'ss In which he can expend hU en
ergies and talents which can be prose
cutid with tlieappiovalof everybody.
John is the pioneer of the llohomliiti
emigration to this county. In .May 171
he lauded in llaltitnoro Five days biter
he was in Omaha in consultation with
his countryman I-M. Knsewalcr, who
advised him to local in Uu- H'-'pub-lican
valley. Following John came ihe
Itoheinlans who have done so much to
dcvcloptheresouicesof llat'n pteclticti
and incidentally have become prosper
ous and deserving eltlzci.a of the coun
ty. John was lirst of them to take out
his naturalization papers and become
a citizen of the United States. Tills lie
did at Itloomlngton thirty-eight years
ago. For him to talk of leaving this
community to go among strangers for
the few remaining years of life Is too
ridiculous to bo considered. Give It
up John. Use your means to promote
some new Industry in lhocity,und you
will Hud hosts of friends to encourage
you.
SchMl AHortlMiiieit. Nay 1012.
The moneys apportioned arc derived
as follows:
From State Apportionment ...S3GI0.31
From Fines 17.00
From Licenses fiOO.OO
Total Amount Apportioned. .. i'2'2G.Hl
Numbor of districts in county entitled
to share70 whole, 4 fractional.
Number of children in cuunty'entltled
to shaies 3080
Amount of tho "one-fourth" ap
portioned among districts ..$I0M!..'.8
Amount of the "threefourths"
apportioned pro rata 3109.73
Amount per district from the
"one-fourth" apportioned 13.011
Hate per child from the "three
fourths" apportioned TtTi-'l
Dlst. I ...... 8211 03 I)lst.40 43 27
' . 83 1 ' 47 33 HO
" 3 . . 42 47 .. 48 5u $
" 4 ... 35 31 4u 47 2i
" (i... 40 c r0
" 0 l 411 it r,J
" 8 . . U'8 III r,o '
" S .... 38fiO it 53 "
07 11
28 9.1
','4 Oft
03 14
31 72
43 27
40 08
20 75
40 45
03 03
40 b8
34 .'.2
30 01
30 .14
33 72
10..
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12
13 ... .
14
15
10 ...
3134
27 3(5
50 1!J
40 00
43 '.'7
10 08
40 08
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" 17 44 80
' 18 44 80
" 2d 43 27
' 21 ,37 70
' 22 44 80
" S3 32 13
35 31
08. ' C7 0I
" 24 28 0ft, 00 ,.,48 04
" 25 55 98 " 70....(s. 2104
' 20 32 03 " 7! 32 13
" 27 41 68 '" fa 31 tl4
' 28; 40 08' ' 73 93 30
' 29 37 70 ' 74 239 07
" 30 25 77 " 75 30 28
" 31 159 50 " 77 5121
32 28 95 " 78 ... . 54 39
" 33 .. 28 10 " 79 .. 24 81
" 34 45 05 " 80 .. 40 07
" 35M 15 05 " 81 ... 23 70
' 3G 44 80 " 82 35 B0
" 37 35 31 " S3 . . 51 21
" 38 28 9ft ' S4 . 21 7(5
" 39 21 80 " 83 .. .. 114 51
" 10.. .. 48 3" " 80 .. 8 11
' U.... 15 05 " 87.. 29 71
-12.. .. 30 51 " 88 . 11 29
13 .. 37 70 " 80 , 12 10
" Ift 10 08
Wr.nthcr Summary for May 1912
TempiMiiture: Mnxiiiium 07 dcg. on
20th; Miiiimuui30deg.oii lllh. liioat"
iNt daily iiiugu 10 deg. on IStli.
I'lei'iplliitiou: Total 2:13 iualiut;
greatest in 21 hours 8ft Inches on 101 li:
days with .01 inches or uiore 5.
Days clear 21, partly cloudy I, cloudy
3, light hail on ltd, lOtli, 19th, live
thunderstorms, prevailing wind direct
ion n w 15 ilays. Rainfall since A pi il
'1st., 3.57 incites. Cms. S. ii'di.ov.
150.000 Omaha Pest Curds
One hundred aud Ufly thousand
postcards, advertising Omaha, are be
ing tout broadcast throughout the
United States this week. The card
carries an excellent blid's-eye view of
tbe city, and a number of pel Uncut
fHcts regarding the Greatest City of its
size In the United States On the re
verse nide is a cut, showing Nebraska
and Omaha the center of the great
west.
The post caid campaign lb a part of
the "Know Omaha" propoguiida. The
cuds were prepartd by the Publicity
liiucau of tlic Commercial Club of
Omaha
Funeral Directors Meeting
All arrangeuients are oompletod for
the annual meetiag of tho NelnasUa
Funeral Dliectoia Association, which
will open its 1013 session in Otualia on
Juno 12. An excellent program has
been arranged, while the exhibition,
which will be held iu tho Auditorium,
has lecelvcd enough entiles to assure
lis success. It Ih estimated that about
500 Nebraska Funeraldlrectors will at
teml this meeting.
!J vV .yStyJ WN " v""
Great Sain
Suits and Coats
BIG REDUCTIONS
The Miner Bros. Co. j
"A Mighty Safe Place lo Trade." S
Requirements for rree
High School Certificates '
rree high school certificates may be
Issued only to pupils who have passed
the state eighth grade examinations
From section 7 of subdivision 0, 1
quote: "The parent or guardian of
any pupil desiring to tithe advantage
of the provisions of this act for free
high school education shall make ap
plication, in wiciti.no, to Hie county
superintendent on or before the second
Monday in June each year".
Pleas-e note. Application must be
mudeKAcii VKAit. A pupil who is now
iu the ninth grade must make applica
tion for free high school tuition for
the tenth grade uiulso on throughour.
the high school course.
Application blanks may be secured
from the county superintendent.
GKHTiitMit! L Coon, Co. Supt.
All kinds of Electrical woi k done by i
Morhart liros
Tlic finest lino and hest. assortment
of Harness ever carried before. Call
and look it over. Moiiiiaut IIros.
(lie Sell the Best Lum
ber Yoa Ever Samed!
We Are Trying To
Hammer Home the Fact
That We Want Your Trade!
We Have Tried to Make
It Plane In Our Adz
That We Will Treat You
Square! That Augurs
Well For Our Patrons, and
You will Find That Our
Statements Come Up To
The Chalk Mark
Saunders Bros.
iiitiiiwunwi wnnmwiiwiMWWUHWiwwi wmtirtwtfwwn
ON
Se Us Before Buying,
are This Season's
Moved to Our New
LOCATION
You will find ua now In our new location
in the NEWHOUSE BLOCK
with our large line of
RUGS, CARPETS
AND FURNITURE
Always Qlad To 9am You
ED. AMACK
LICENSED UNDERTAKER-NEBRASKA-KANSAS
ALL THK fHONKB
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Children's
Economical Mothers Note the Prices
Dollars and Cents Saved are one
good reason for buying those little garments.
NEWHOUSE
Bakhara Piiares, Prop.
Tho best and purest Ico Cream and
Summer drinks in the city at the Hon
Ton Cafe.
Landmarks Guide Birds.
Tho homitiK luatinct In migrating
birds connhitR of tlirlr womloriul abil
ity In detecting chtuiRCB In cllnmtonml
direction of tho coinpiiHH, for ttiolr
"homo" may cover a hugo area. Tno
rest. Is all dono by Inudmarku.
Wacto of Time.
Never ntil n mini for a fnvor nttoi
you have laughed at him for ninklni
a fool ol liliiiHclf.
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Goods
vV v'vvx,vvvv?
' A vys vsAvsA-4
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But not the BEST reason. The
charm of the styles, the excellence of the
materials and making would make them
wise purchases at considerably higher
prices from 50c to $2.50.
Agent for Butterlch Pattern
D. D. Sanderson, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Oltlco iii Moon Hlock.
Hell, Ulaok I; Ind., 103
Residence, Hoyal Hotel.
Hell, IT; Iml., 27
Calls Answered Day or Night
iit:n ci,piii, kkii.
(lo to tho Hon Ton Car for the best
Ice Cream anil Soda Water iu town.
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