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VOLl'ME XXXXI
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Its Money
,In a bank that does not guarantee it against loss.
Why Should You?
Jhe United States will not deposit a dollar in a
National Bank, on any other bank, unless the bank
furnishes a bond for twice the amount deposited.
The United States Government can at any time
make an investigation of any National Bank and learn
all about its resources. But still the Government de
mands a guarantee for its deposits why shouldn't YOU
have protection.
Your deposits in this bank are protected by the
State Guaranty Law no matter what happens
YOU CAN'T L09K !
- WEBSTER COUNTY BANK
RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA
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The Union
Sunday Service
The Sunday evening service in the
school house pail; w;is well attended.
There wcie many more present thrfn
iiuld have benn cnmlortubly seated in
uu hall in t lie city. Kvcrybody seem
ed to he interested and pleased with
tliebpiritof Christian unity and fel
lowship exhibited. Urothor Colo in,ade
tlie opeuiug prayer, Brother Uayne
rend the lesion and brother Tompkins
H-enchcd the sermon. f
He choose for his text the passage,
"Choose Ye First the Kingdom of God
and IIlsRihteoU9iieN, and Alt These
Things Shall Be Added Unto You."
secure- this unity of purpose nnil action
than these open air union services.
Tjio speaker quit while the audience
was still eagerly waiting to lieur him
longer, which, perhap-. is the best
compliment that can he paid to a
speaker, and which, unfortunately
can not always bu paid to senuoni.
Mr. Tompkins lias u good voice, a tine
elo(utimt,,nnd the art of keeping Ids
hearers expectant. "
One surlons defect in the .services
was the lack of organization of the
music. There ought to be two or three
choral anthems from the united choirs
and the congregation needs such lead
ing us will seoure the hearty partici
pation of every voice. Perhaps, if the
choirs should take it in turn to be re
sponsible for the stage singing, and
yet insist on' the other choirs aldlug as
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Without saying so, the assumption much as possible, tlm might permit
was that the visible church was the ' two or three well rendered autheina
kingdom. Without giving a full syu
opsis of his discourse, the point that
most appealed to us was tbe oonclud
' Ingone, The Christian Church was
the great institution that ' stood i for,
purity and the sanctity of the borne
life, the chastity of the maiden, the
loyalty of the wife, and, in conse
quence, the charities of the domestic
relations
While we de not attribute the pre
valent reverence for pure womanhood
' entirely to Christianity, there- Is no
doubt that the teaching of the Christ
ian church baa emphasized that object.
While history tells us that the Ger
manic races, from their first appear
ance were noticeable to their Roman
adversaries because of the loyalty of
the man to the woman, and the faith
fulness of husband and wife to the
obligation! of marriage, there cau be
ilodoobt that the pure and sweet
etbtcs of the gospels hallowed and en
ebled the relation of tiMveexei Into
chivalrous devotion characteristic of
-o other peofle and no other religion.
Christianity ' touched the Tentoalc
iaamarfw0aa , wltb a
'divine poetry and emotloB, and gave
'It an exaltation, a toae, a life as if
from beaten.
Tbe speaker urged upon his audience
the truth, that, whatever may be the
forms qt tbe several churcheei how
ever, we ay object to minor points in
jemch.or all. of them, every Christian
'organization stood for, championed
and battled for that sweet sanctity,
Chat lovely purity in the relation of
the sexes, upon which Is built the
family with its endearments, its aspir
ations, its borne building, society
building consequences.
He emphasized the duty of every
taan who desired these results to co
operate with the church, and become
allitant for the oause.
The Chief believes that every ser
mon during. the summer might be de
Toted to this theme with 'advantage to
the community. Tbe Chief believes
kat the people of this vicinity will be
,lad to unite tneamlves la a'comawa
warfare to TaocoaVplish thWeade.
There are Mo peeas more elective' to
If a dozen or more scattered in the
audience should be charged with the
duty of leading those near them,
general participation might result.
Tbe Chief would like to hear five
hundred voices lifted lu a song ser
vice, and could readily pardon a
trifling discord or a few irregularities
in time.
District Court
Holds Session
The district court held a special
sesslou on Tuesday, June 21, when
tbe following cases were beard:
State of Nebraska vs Wm.Qalbralth.
Before the court for having broken
parole. Paroled again for eoe year on
bond of 1300.
'Pardon E. Fairfield vs Isabelle Fair
field. Divorce. Plaintiff given leave
to file amended petition in ten days
and to take further testimony upon
payment of costs and alimony.
Arthur F. Sohouboe vs A. F. Land
berg. Decree of foreoleenre
of sale. Stay of twelve months.
In the matter of Guardianship of
Lola Hilton. Petition in error, sus
talned. ,
June 24th., I9l3,'t o'clock p. m. This
hour having heretofore been set aside
by the Court for hearing the report of
a committee on- resolutione touching
the death of former Judge Ed. L.
Adams. Said committee consisting of
J S. Qllhain, Bernard MoNeny and L
H. Blackledge make their report and
said resolutions were read and tbe fol
lowing members of the bar spoke to
the resolutions: J. S, Gilliam, Bernard
MoNeny. L. H. Blackledge, Fred
Maurer and Harry S. Dungan.
Bald resolutions were duly adopted
and it was ordered that they bemade
a matter of record and spread at large
on the minutes of the court.
FOR8ALE-J. I. Case Threshing
Outfit; engine 23 horse power; sepera
tor 30xS8. AU la good rppnlng order,
For fall particulars phone or' call on
Vavrieka Bretaers. '
One of the Largest Air Ships in America
Will fly at the Big Celebration at Red Cloud, July 4th. A big
free attraction that is worth corning miles to see. Don't miss it.
PROGRAMME
For Red Clqud's Biff Celebration To Be Held July 4th
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9:30
a. m.
10:30
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11:00 a.m.
12:00 m.
Opening Concert by Red Cloud Band and Grand
Free Open Air Performance by the famous Harrison
Troupe of Cyclists. '
Grand Free Aeroplane Flight by the Celebrated
Aviator? Alvin K. Longren, weather conditions per
mitting. Exercises at School House Park. Address by Governor
John H. Morehead. Vocal and Instrumental Music.
Basket Dinner at School House Park, Court House
Park, or on Any Lawn or Yard in Red Cloud.
2:00 p; m. Grand Free Open Air Performance by the La Moure
Bros, of Minneapolis, Minn. Troupe of Acrobats and
Trapeze Performers.
2:30 p. m. Parade to Ball Grounds Headed by Red Cloud Band.
3:00 p. m. . Programme at Ball Park. Free Ball Game, Blue. Hill
vs. Red Cloud.
RUNNING RACE
to Yartl Dask $10. 1st. $& 2d
SO Yard Datk $7.50 lit $2.50 2ml
Fit Mti't Race $5.0 1st. $2.10 2id.
, - aUy't lUce, uder 15 yri. $ 3.91 lit $2.00 M.
Sack Race $2.00 1st $1.H 2.
5:00 p. m. Free Open Air Performance at Exhibition Stand on Main
Street by the Harrison 1 roupe or Cyclists.
Free Aeroplane Flight by Aviator Longren.
Grandest Street Carnival and Electrical Illumination
Ever Seen in Southern Nebraska. Open Air Per
formance by La Moure Bros. Troupe of Acrobats and
the Famous Harrison Troupe in Fancy and Acrobatic
Bicycle Riding. Bis Concert bv Red Cloud's Famous
Band.' -The Main Street Wll be Illuminate by Over
1200 Eiertnc Colored Bulbs. ' "
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7:00 p. m
8:3o p. m.
NUMBElt'JG
ProeedfiU h the slow consumption
tlmt puts Into the vitals of progress.
It throttles ambition tuul makes
drones of people who would and
could "irnike good."
Yours ago folks sild, "competition
Is the lite of trade." Fiddlesticks!
Ideas are the life of trade. Uood
idea, well " carried out, are th
hack bone of all successful business.
The locomotive that pulls tbe
"Pennsylvania Special" from New
York to Chicago In 18 hours onoe
lived hs a big idea in the brain of
Stevenson.
When we started in the jewelry
bu&incts wc hnd a little money nud
ii big Idea. The Idea was tn impress
on you that wc are s-olllup; the very
best In jewelry nt reasonable
prices.
And Judging from the splendid
growth of the business you have
tried It out and found it true.
iStlJ-tl(oy nie a Tew sceptics a
few ".show me" folks. To these we
say one little visit one small pur
rlnihi' will convince you that wo
have the best goods nt tho right
price. Try It and prove it.
Perhaps you are thinking of
making a"glft, .If o, ItereV year
cliauue to wive money. (Jems,
jewelry, cut glass, watehu.s tuul
novelties, silverware an ariuy of
bargains are entnpud in our store
.Supphse you come in and look
them over today while the best
are Mill "on dock." You will be
glud you came.
E. ff fJEWHOUSE
elllnf Agents fer
South Bond
WttchM
Red Claud, Near.
Rebekahs Hold
District Meeting
Tbe Bebekab District Association
No. 28 held their meeting in Guide
Rock last Friday, June So. A large
number of Rebekahs from this place
were lu attendance and all report hav
ing bad an enjoyable time and tbat
tbe following program was well render
ed: Opeulog of District Meeting... 7
Address of Welcosae Guide Rock
Response Hardy
Readlag ofeMiautes'.
JUUOeilef DeleaetM
TretMrer'eJteport
School of Instruction
Ooiteet of 8eeret Work
Blecttoft of Oaacers i.
IsiUatioB..: Preaklls-
Ciose of Meeting ....
ttueio Guide Rock
RidlDg Buskin
Paper Good of Order Reel Cloud
Seeding Quid Rock
PP" Superior'
Muslo Oowlei
The degree staff of Guide Rook In
itiated one oandicate. Tbe staff did
splendid. The Red Cloud installation
team installed the following:
Mrs. Woodward, Free., Guide Rock
Mrs. Hull Vice Pre., Ruslcln
Mrs. Hayden Warden, Franklin
Miss Hughes, Seo Guide Rook
Mrs. Rose, Trees., Hardy.
The district meeting will be held at
Franklin next year. After Iodize waa
closed. Ice aream an1 n.lra a auvk
by the Guide Rook lodge. Guide Rook
is a gooi place to go to be royally . -tertslned.
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farm loans. See ae and be miMu'
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