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Watch tor our "llooster Kditlon.'1
An Ice cream social at John Chrlstnn.
Smoke Bine Hill Cigar Co. No. 21 oc
Cigars. ailv.
Geo. W. linker left the Intter part of
the week for his home in California.
Vfrs J. H. llulley ha9 for her guest
this week Mrs. Lucy McMann of Ohio.
Al. Hoifman of Bladen spent Mon
day ji this city attending to business
affairs. '
C. R. Leuszler, wife and child left
Tuesday for Omaha, where they Intend
to reside.
Spring and Summer Suits and Coats
at ;Kl,HJ percent discouut at Miner Bros.
Co. adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Foe were spend
ing a few days the latter part of the
week In McCook.
We use only home boiled hams In
our Siindttii'hes, 5 mid 10c, at the Puri
tan Cafe. adv
There will be tin Ice eieani and cake
social this evening on the lawn of
John Christian's.
Mrs M. Hedge enjoyed a visit with
her daughter, Mis. Harvey of near
Ina vale Tuesday.
The Congregational church ladies
will hold a market next Saturday at
Wullbraudt'b store. adv.
Frank Hud ley and family had for
their guest over Sunday Allie Uertraud
of Republic, Kansas.
Fob Salk -Registered White Face
Hull. C. H. Coulsou, on the Stone
breaker farm. adv.
Dr. Stockman departed Sunday for
Chicago where he will remain for about
ten days or two weeks.
33 percent discouut on Women's
Spring and Summer Coats and Suits at
Miner Bros. Co. udv.
Several of Red Cloud's citizens spent
Sunday in Superior where they went
to attend the ball games.
The ladles of the Baptist church
will serve ice cream aud cake on the
lawn of John Christian's this even
ing. Col. Card and wife have for their
guest this week their daughter, Mrs.
Georgia Perkins who resides In Lln-i
coin.
Mrs. Rufus Miksch and daughter,
Miss Fannie spent the latter part of
last week with friends north of Guide
Rock.
George Morhart, who now resides at
Pueblo, Colo.i was visiting his .father
and brothers at this place the first of
the week.
lieo. Pierce left the latter part of
the week for his home in California
after a visit with frieuds and relatives
in this vioinlty.
Wm, Hayes left on Monday morning
for Grand Island to accompany his
daughter, Mrs. Houchin, to this place,
the lady beiug very 111.
Mrs. Henry and J. S. Gil bam receiv
ed word on Monday that their uncle,
Mr. John Porter, had died suddenly at
his home in Clinton, Illinois.
Try our 10c Lemonades, they are un
excelled. Milk shakes 6c aud the best
o! soft drinks and ice cream always on
band at the Puritan Cafe. adv
Dr. aud Mrs. J. W. Moranville left
the latter part of the week for western
points in search of a climate which
would prove beneficial to the Doctor's
health.
The W. C. T. U., will meet Wednes
day, July 3()th, ut '2:3o p. m., with
Mrs. C. J. Pope. This is our annual
meeting and all members are urged to
be present.
Charley Fox left Sunday evening for
Oxford where he has secured a post
tlon with a companywbo are install
ing new electric light wires at that
place.
E. J. Overiug Jr., of the firm of
Overing Bros. & Co., left last night
for Arapahoe aud other points in the
western part of the state to attend to
business matters.
Elder J. E. Jarboe arrived on Mon
day from the western part of the state
where he has been the past two weeks
looking after things pertaining to
Sunday schools, etc.
Farm Loanm-l have a limited la
mount of private money to place in first
mortgage farm securities, short or
long time, at lowest rates with optional
payments. Write or phone. Daniel
Gakdkii, Riverton, Nebraska.
The Lincolu Dally Star Endurance
Run under the auspices of the Lincoln
Auto Club, competing for cups offered
by Star, will bo participated in by
about thirty automobiles and is to
leave Lincoln on thy morning of July
20th, returning on the .afternoon of
July 31, covering about -150 miles of
Nebraska roads, lied Cloud is to be
their stop the first night, and from this
point they will leave on the morning
of the 30th, for the northwest, Kearney
being the night control for the second
day, Remember the date, next Tues
day, July 29tli., and watch for them.
is on
Hie sick list.
The Chief's "llooster lMitlou"
will
be real (loin's.
Chan, llennett was down from Cow 1s
Wednesday morning.
Rev. Williams of (lultle Rock was in
town Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Warren Longtin returned Tues
day from a visit in Hastings.
Mesdames Bessie Cain unci Ethel
Pyle left for St. Joe, this morning.
Don't forget the ball game this
afternoon. Red Cloud vs Illldrelh.
Oeo. W. Hummel was attending to
business affairs in Guide Rock yester
day. Mrs. Martin Polfus is spending the
week with her mother near Guide
Hock.
Dow Kaley aud Verliu Taylor have
returned home from a two weeks visit
In Missouri.
Wm. West of Hartley art ived in tin
city yesterday for a short visit with
his mother. .
A. H. Carpenter left yesterday morn
ing for Sheldon, Kansas, to attend to
business matters.
We use only home boiled hams in
our .Saudwicliu-, 5 and 10c, at the Puri
tan Cafe. aiiv
Miss 1U Armsltougnf Blue Hill, is
visiting at the home ol .Mr. aud Mrs.
J. A. Coon this week.
Mirlli Walker has gone to Des
Moines, Iowa, to spend several weeks
visiting with relatives.
Mrs. T W. Hatfield has for her guest
this week her daughter, Mis. Ethel
Pyle, who resides in St Joe.
Mrs. R. W. Kootit. aud daughters
left last week for Long Beach, Calif.,
where they will spend some time.
John Arniagostof Burr Oak, Kuusns,
aud Mrs. L. C. Garber of Fairbury,
attended the Cather-Gurber nupltals.
The Webster County Teachers' Insti
tute will be held in the Washington
school building Aug. 11th to 10th, in
clusive. Oliver Wright this week moved his
family back to this city from Oxford,
to which place he taken them a few
weeks ago.
Ed Hcrrlck, the popular wire chief
for the Lincoln Telephone Company is
entertaining his father, who resides at
Hebron, this week. L
SPeciai.: Maple Ice" Cream and
Strawberry Sherbet every ' Saturday
aud Sunday at the puritan Cafe. H.
Ludlow, Proprietor. adv.v ')
Mrs. Kenyon SUee'tr of Omaha is
pending the week in this city as the
guest of her sister, Mrs F. S. Hender
son, and daughter, Mrs. D. H. Kaley.
Dick Runchey right handmau of the
Overing Bros., A . Co. Monumental
Works, left yesterday mornmtf fort
Campbell to set up a monument in the
cemetery there.
MissJosie Igou, the accomplished
musio instructor, left Tuesday evening
for Passadena, California, where she
will spend about a month visiting with
her sister who resides at that place.
Constable C. A. Schellak, wife and
daughter went to Hastings yesterday
morning. Mr. Schellak returned home
the same evening, but Mrs. Schellak
will remain a few days visiting with
relatives.
Chas. White, who resides ou the
farm of Perry lieardslee, threshed a
field of wheat which made an avei
age of thirty seven bushels per acre.
Other wheat threshed by J. L. Barlow
has averaged from eighteen to twenty
five bushels.
W. H. Fuller of Hastings is in the
city this .week acting in the capacity
of consulting engineer to County
Surveyor Geo. II. Overiug. The gentle
men are engaged in making surveys,
plans, etc., for the proposed new sewer
system.
Do you notice that J. H. Halley is
making the most of the farm loaus?
He is sole agent for Trevett, Mattis &
Haker, and is offering the best rates,
terms and option in the market aud
that is the reason. adv.
Mrs. John Grlffeth acoompanled Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Jones to their home at
Clay Ceuter, on Monday, they going
over via automobile. Mr. and Mrs.
Jones autoed over on Saturday and
spent Sunday in this city.
Attorney Bernard McNeny and
family and Alf MuCall and family left
yesterday for Colorado Springs, Den
ver, and other Colorado points where
they intend spending some time and
eujoy a few real cool breezes.
Mr. Charles Klzer of Dallas, 'Texas,
sueprised his father aud mother, Mr.
and Mrs. S. 11. Kizer by making them
a visit Wednesday. Ho left this city
twenty six years ago and was so
changed that his mother did not know
him. He has been doing well in his
new home and will remain here for a
few weeks. ,
Grant Turner has been obliged te
labor under ditllcultles this week,
Last Suuday, he together with Ralph
Foe and Geo. HnllUter, started via the
trl-oycle hand car route for Superior,
to see tne tmii game, wnett near
Guide Roak u wheel cume off iind on
gathering themselves together Grant,
unfortunately found be was the ouly
one injured, he suffering a badly
I'd. (larber ""0 it is repotted'
bruised hand.
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Offers to discriminating men a splendid money saving chance on
MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S
ft HIGH GRADE SUITS
For two weeks only commencing Saturday morning,
July 12th, at 8:30 o'clock and closing Saturday night,
July 26, remarkable price reductions on Men's Suits.
All regular stock, new spring
goods at
20 Per Cent Discount
from our regular plain figure
prices. Kuppenhcimer,
Cloth Graft and Society
Brand Clothes.
We hive a good assort
ment of Young Men's Nor
folks we will closest 20
Per Cent Discount. '..
Hairy fifcd '-fiUF W Share of These Bargains
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Report of the Treasurer of Webster County, Nebraska.
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of the 30th day of June, 1913, in each and all of theae several funda and account of R, W. Koontz, treasurer of Webater county, Nebraska, together with tha
total amounta oitne aevarai iiema ataiea.
COLLECTIONS TOTALS
Cash on hand Januarjrl, 1913 69,714 32
1911 tax and prior collections .... 758 16
1912 tax collections 130,067 05
School land principal 936 00
" interest 1632 82
" lease 57 45
University land principal 3996 00
" Interest 1020 58
" lease 240 46
January appt 3613 63
June r 3793 tt:i
County poor farm n29 80
Miacelaneous collections general.. 1180 65
" 'triage.. 59 36
' " school .. 53 39
" " Red Cloud
B. L. bond 4000 00
Fines and license 531 00
Interest on County deposits 730 12
Redemptions 446 97
Motor vehicles 348 00
Fees 26 75
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I hereby certify that the above statement ahowing the balance on hand January 1, 19 18, the amounts collected and disbursed from January 1, 1913, to June
30, 1913, inclusive, and the balance on hand July 1, 1913, is correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. Railroad bonds outstanding $16000 00. Due. Janu
ary 1, 1914 Subscribed and aworn to before me this 2d day of July, 1913.
E. W. ROSS, County Clerk. R. W. KOONTZ, County Treasurer,
By J. J. Garber, Deputy. By C. D. Robinson, Deputy
Miss Pearl Hudley spent Sunday vis.
Iting in Superior,
Charley Novak of Blue Hill was In
the oity .Saturday.
G. V. Anderson of McCook spent
Saturday in this city,
The Hull bluckbmlth shop Is belug
torn down this week and a new modern
building is to be erected in Uh place.
The uuual weekly band concert wa6
given 011 Monday eveulng. The night
was an ideal one, the concert a real
one.
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We have also a good assort
ment of odd suits ranging in
size from 34 to 44 which sold
regularly at $22.50 to $25.00
will be placed in one lot at
the remarkable low price of
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Men's Dress Straw Hats
at Mid-Summer Reductions.
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DISBURSEMENTS TOTALS
Paid state treasurer 3381 51
" county general warrants.... 12346 63
' bridgn " .... 11567 14
" " poor warrants 1126 20
" soldiera relief warrant m .... 49 07
" R.R. bond coupons 3(K) 00
" school bonds and coupons .. . 1125 00
" school district -orders 49692 67
" commission orders 2600 63
" district road orders 5900 98
" poll receipts 46 00
" Garfield township orders; . . . 730 61
" Guide Rock " " .... 874 00
" Oak Creek " " .... 168 25
" City and Village treasurer.. 84 27
" " bonda 6336 50
redemption 420 77
" office and county expense... 14144
" commissions 2843 29
" fees 26 75
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Furnished ryom for rent. Third
house south of Catholio church, cast
side of streut.
J. A. llrndford, wife and children,
left the latter part of the week, Mrn,
Bradford going to Hastings for a visit
at the homo of her parents, ami J. A.
going on to Omaha where he intends
spending a week with his pareuts,
Kenneth Williams is holdiug down
the position of wire chief for the
telephone company during Mr. Brad'
ford's absence.
Also a small lot sizes 34 to
42. regular $15.00. $18.00 and
$20.00 Suits at
$10.12
Boy's Knickerbocker
Suits at 20 Per Cent
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Ed l'lutt as in Fulls City the first
of pie week on business.
Several of our citizens took in Buft'a
lo Bill's show at Hastings Friday.
Frank Perry left the last of the
week for eastern markets where he
will purcliuse goods for the firm of
Weesner, Terry & Co.
Fred Arnold, Hurry Buckles, aud
Miss Cora Weesner and her aunt, Mrs.
White returned home Sunday evening
from Kearney where they had been
visiting Miss Mabel Buckles.
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In order to make this the
greatest sale we have ever
held we will offer our line of
Selz & Florsheim Oxfords
worth $4.00. $4.50 and $5.00 at
$2.
Remember this sale lasts
only for two weeks and
the first "pickiM" is al
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BALANCES JULY 1, 1913 TOTALS
State general 390
" university 69
" bridge 24
" university land lease 68
County general 7567
" bridge 4943
" rosd 7338
M poor farm :..... 997
" soldiers relief 261
" railroad bond 13676
Commissioners district 8364
School districts 21427
School bond 4173
Bladen general '..... 24
" water bond 1328
' ' electric light bond 450
" water worka 7
" electric light works 7
Blue Hill general 430
" water bond 445
" water worka 84
" electric light bond 1052
works .... 87
special 127
Cowles Village .2
Guide Rock village 10
Red Cloud general , . . . 47
" water bond 963
worka 10
" electric light bond 412
worka.... 11
" judgment 80
" special 5
Garfield township special 484
Guide Rock township special 1156
Oak Creak township special 28
Pleasant Hill " " 601
Redemptions 70
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C. L. Craig of Oberlin, Kansas, spent
Sunday in Red Cloud.
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city the latter part of thu week.
J. I). Knhn returned to Sallna, Kun
srts, the first of the week after a visit
with his family at thts place. He kj.
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