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FURNITURE
Don't Fail To See
and Inspect Our Line
ED. AMACK
All The Phones
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General
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Terms reasonable and satis
faction guaranteed. I speak
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DR. CHAS. E. CROSS
DENTIST
OVER STATE SANK
Red Cloud
Nebraska
CAMP
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CHIROPRACTOR
Red Cloud, -:- Nebraska
Second House North ol I. 0. 0. P. Hull
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Consultation and
Spinal Analysis Free
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THE ALARM Is h dreadful thing
Of fIRE for tlic niiin without
Insurance. Every time lie sees the
engine-, racing along his heart comes
up 1 his throat if the tin Is anywhere
near his place. What folly, what mis
tulten economy.
THE COST Of is so small that it
INSURANCE need hardly he
considered. The freedom from worry
alone is worth it ninny times over
Have lis insure yon to-day.
O. C. TEEL,
Reliable Insurance.
J. fl. ElthlHGEH
General Auctioneer
Recommendations My
Former Customers. ...
Write or Phone
Red Cloud, - Nebr.
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Furniture and Undertaking
E. A. Creighton,
M. D.
EYE. NOSE AND THROAT
CONSULTATION FREE
DOYLE BROS.
Live Stock and General Auctioneers
mt noTir imioxks
Red Cloud Lebanon
7onS a on 1ST
Substitution
Has Played Havoc
with many a family'.s most cherish
ished, long plttuuufl home because
they followed the advice of some
oneddea builder who thought per
haps to improve upon Nature's own
tiiuilimd tested material lumber.
The time to guard against dii-.up-pointment
is at the start. Look
mound and investigate the fiaruo
houses that liavo been standing for
as many as thirty yearsaud compare
them Willi those constructed of
other materials. Time nlonu is tlie
rtal test of home building materials,
because you don't, bullet a home
every ten years, and few people can
afford to experiment with fads or
theories. After making your com.
paiisons come in and see tliu nice,
bright lumber we have in stock and
let us tell you in actual figures
what a gooil frame house will cost
you today. Ho til facts are deadly to
substitution.
lucre's Nj Place Like Home"
Saunders Bros.
Red Cloud, Nebraska
We Have Aided
In Building Great
- Fortunes For -Clever
Advertisers
Willow's Pension.
I he recent act ot April l!)th, 11)08
gives to all soldiers' widows a pension
81- per mouth. Fred Maui or, the at
torney, lias all reejsssary blanks.
DR. DEARDORF
VETERINARY SURGEON
Graduate Chicago Veterinary College
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TWKLVK VIC.VII3 HXPERIK.NCB
AT II A I LEY'S TIB BARN
Rmd Cloud -;- Nmbrasha
COWLES
John lt'is. wax lmn acting Iiummsh
hi tow ci Sn lit. la v.
i. . Aiiiicimiii va a pnuiiitir t
IJlue H 11 Snt.ud.v-Mm-iis
.Mil's tptMit ii sliwi't tjnit.
Red UIhiiI ymiMi.ty i oi ww iT ttniiis.
.Mrs. E L. Fuucett ivm Miiffiptng In
Ilust itm- Monday.'
Mr. mid Mrs. Lunu speii' NVw Vein's
iiiy with ri!itlviN in Uii tun.
.Mr. and !.-. IVt.-roii of Lincoln du.
pui led to i iiiiir home Monday after a
IhIioii Mt wnh icl.itlvus ut this place,
j Wnrien Too nus came in .Momlny
i torn -holt, vl.it with ft lends and lu.
lives.
I .fumes Sniiutlor. one of our lu.ullni'
' dungs, hud a phono Ins'aJlod in
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.M.ittfull D.nls tMine In f om Jflnpuj.
ton, Nebr., Tuesday where Ire bus hud
a pi sit ion in a store.
Mis .Judge came in on the tinln
batuiday evening from Ulue II 111 to
liemi oinimiv wmi leniiivcs
Frank A mack and fiunlly came tip
from Red Cloud Monday for a short
visit with Mr. and Mrs. dud U hlte.
Ed Murphy and wife loft for their
home In Hastings Saturday after a
short visit with Joe Murphy und fiunl
ly. Emery Waller has been visltlnjr rela
tives lu Franklin. He oame home
Monday accompanied by his cousin
Clarence Y.itcholl.
MUs Georgia Scott who has beii
spending the holidays at home left for
Mitchell, S. D., Friday where she Is an
Instructor of Music. Mrs. Ida Squires
accompanied libr as far as Hastings.
C. V. Fuller, his daughter Clou and
Miss Georgia Good accompanied Miss
tWtrude Good who whs on hnr way to
Chicago, as far as Lincoln. Miss Uer-
trude ifft forChicnico Friday to assume
her duties in her Kindergarten work
Peter Malllek and family started for
Stapleton, Nebr., Friday where he ex
pects to make his homo Ho has a
position in one of the Cultural Stores
there. Mrs. Malltck and daughter
Clara accompanied them as fur as
Hastings. n
Mr. and .Mrs. Patterson of Missouri
who have been visiting friends and
relative, departed for home Thurs
day. They intended the Drubaker
Hayes wedding. Mrs. Patterson is a
sister of .luil White and Mrs. Henry
Orubaker.
The A. O. U W. lodge No. 21.S will
hold a public installation next Satur
day veulng for the members Und their
families There nl-o will be served
a supper cotisiiting of oysters, salads,
(takes, pickles, celery, fruits, and tuts
of ot her goo I thing to eat. We hope
that the members tnd families will
come out and make this a general
good time.
On January l,tat high uoou occurred
the wediJuuof Mr. Seward Brubaker
to MWs Maud Hayes at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. lCoeney, Rev.
Davis Pastor of the M. E. church
oflieiating. There were a large ntim
bur of relatives present to witness tho
ceremony, who brought the estimable
couple a goodly numberof useful gifts.
Tho Chief wishes them a prosperous
and happy journey through life
GARFIELD
Mr. Duller is on the sick list
Fine weather for this time of
till!
year and It is almost like spring.
Charley Wolfe traded his farm in
(jiirtield to Porter Hale for western
laud.
Miss Alum Ailes returned to tho
north west part of the state Friday
where she is teaching school.
On Friday, Jasper Sm'tli lost his
barn and its contents by fire. He had
the inlsfot tune to lose six head of
horses, harness and some feed. Mr.
Smith mid wife were in town and did
not know it until they were very near
home. There are no neighbors living
close to Mr. Smith who could have put
tlie tire out had they saw it lu time.
All th horses he had left was the
team he was driving The barn and
lioises were insured but it is hard on a
man on u bad year like this with no
crops.
On Monday Mrs Marv Ann Am.w.ir
died at the homo of her daughter lu
OurttVId after a long spell or sickness.
She came to this part of Nebraska in
the early days with her husband and
went, thru the hardships that wore,
unmet mm lu those times Her bus
bund .lames Amuulc died .March U.'lrd,
t!)Ot. She raised a large family of six
i-ous and two danghteis who are mar
ried huh live in wobiter county ex
eept one who lives lu western Kansas.
VJ, " -'nf. Ivans, Charley,
William. , l-rank and Lloyd Amaek,
Mrs A. . hhipmaii and Mrs. E. E.
Shipman. Shu leaves two brothers
and two slt.irs to mourn her death
they are: Henry Wolfe of Red Cloud
Oeorge Wolfe of Couiiuil Blntr, Iowa
nud Mrs. Louisa Ailes who resides In
Garfield and a sister in Illinois. sjm
joined the Christian ohuroh when miiet.
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wen omit nun was well liked by
won were uctmiuiet! with her. The
funeral was held at tlie Oarlitdd M E
church Wednesday afternoon. Uev.
Iliiiiuuel preached the funeral sermon
and interment took place in the Vmr
oner cemetery. She leaves a lanTe
number or relatives and neighbors to
mouin her death.
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U) .MILTON s. ((L s:
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' llntm, il.j,Kffu.i,,r rt iilut.,aiii
, .Neiiiii4R.ii, nifnliirou, ihoniurtniiil rajer
jm tl whivh to to obtain iiU-erce drvorivi n ihe
Kiuitnil hI fxlrnne cruelly.
ion arefwjmrwl io niM-v.Tl!ife4l.l lutltl. n
on or hnloro the Utli day of .Inuonry. lill I. or
adwrve ulll I..TiiliTiUi..4i,lBiyita4r ).
ui for in tuiia j. mn
I llliil HeiH-nlicrC, l!)'!U
. iiiitiiB . din,. I'luiniiir.
I-I lly llermuil Mu.N'eiiy. tmrnttoi'iii y.
rtOUlK Of 3UJ.
In Hi" DMtrlrt (.iiiirt ot
.Vuhrankn.
Sii4ii II. fhipii nmt
Juntos !. Cliiiiiciy,
'.'ehlur C'ottntyi
rinlntllf.,
lacoli L. Mlll.tr;
j Hannah . Ml.lw.-Hh.rwh. Mull.. Miller:
jJaiilI Mil j-rtH IYutc- ami Kxiiutiir o(
the l lui
lanien I), llrowii, othcruNe, .1. It. Drown, ile-
cuaneil;
Hamuli iJrowii, widow of James il. Urmvn:
Charles II. Ilrown, Urn wit Ills wife, lint
real mime unknown;
.MaricirctutN, oil her hiistmnil, tlrst
real name unknown:
James 0. Iirow n, Clara llrowii his wife;
Kranei-i O. Kvatw. Kvans her hushaiiil,
tlrst real tiaitio unknown;
Kmtna A. Ackersuti, Ackerwin her
hiiHbaiiil, tlrst real name unknown;
Oeorne V. Drown, Drown hl wife, llrst
real naniu unknown;
Daniel Kdnar Winter, Winter his wife,
lira real nanio unknown;
Uenevla Anjellne Winter, ,her husband
real name unknown; '
Kthel Drown, , her husband, real
name unknown;
Anna Winter, ,
name unknown;
her huHbamt, real
Daniel Winters. Winters hln wife, llrst
real name unknown:
Charles Akurson, , Akcrson his wife.
llrst real name unknown:
Roland Akerson, AUerson his wife.
tlrst nnl name unknown;
Samuel A kerson, Akcraon his wife.
llrst real name unknown;
.Mvllle Akcraon. ,,her husband, real
name unknown;
Desslu Akurson, , her husband, real
name unknown;
The Unknown Heirs and Dovldtes of each
and all of the above named furious.
Defendants.
The said above nauiuil and deslijnateil ile
tuudan tx, and the unknown heirs and devisees
of each of the persons so named and des
iKiiaiud w.ll take notleo that tlw above
named plalutltls have tiled lu the above
mimed Court their petition ai.tinst suld de
leiulauti.. the object and prayer ol which are
loohliilii the Judgment und decree of said
court tiulutlui; and conllrmliitf lu the plain
tills the title to the following described real
estate situated In Webster county. Nebraska,
to-wlt: UiU No. l.t, 1 1 and 15, In lllock 'i of
the ordinal town of Red Cloud, aceordlnu to
the recorded plat thereof: as aualust the said
defendants and all person alxivo tiaiued and
designated as such, mid perpetually enjoin
UiU'tht'iu and all persouselulmlin; by throtnjh
or under them, or any of tliuiu, from setltmj
up, clalmlnijorassertliiuauy title, riwht or
Interest lu said premises, mlvoriu to plain
tills, and for Kuuural eiiuttable relief.
You are reiruired to answer suld petition,
nowonilloln thoolllcoof tho lurk of said
Court, at lied Cloud lu said county, oi;or be
fore the I'Jlh, day of January, mil.
Dated Decembers, IUKI.
SlTS.VN U. Ci. Vl'l',
J.VMKS K. Cll V.NKV, I'hUlllltri,
b 1.. II. liiacklele. Attorney.
In the Comity Court of Wtlwier County
Nebraska.
Ix tho matter uf the estate of Heury S.
Sheldon, Deceased.
ORKDITUILSOl'SAII) KST.VTK. will take
Noril'i;, that tlio time limited for presenta
tion ami Mini; of claims aifalnst tho same Ls
July tilth. Illll; and for the payment of debts
Is December mth. mil. that I will sit at the
couniy court room In said comity on the iVth
day of July mil, at 10 o'clock, A. M to re
ceive, examine, hear, allow, or adjust all
claluiB nod objections duly tiled.
Dated this tilth day of December, mi::.
Seal) A. Ii. tf.v.NNKY, County Judisv.
njllce of Probate.
In the County Court of Webster Couniy,
Nebraska.
STATIC Ol.'NKmiAf?KA, I
Webster County, f
To all persons Interested In the estate of
M. M. Clark. Deceased:
TAICK NOI'ICK, that a petllloii has been
illeilpraylmc that the Instrument llled lu this
court on thu'JIth. day of December, mill, for
nierly probated and allowed by the Probate
Court of Knox c'oiuuy, Illinois on tho ilrd
day of May, A. D. 1SS.I, may bo provtil and
allowed and recorded as tho last will and
testament ol M. M. Clark, deceased: that said
Instrument be admitted to probate, as such.
It Is hereby ordered by the court, that ull
persons Interested In said estate appear at
the County Court to bu held lu and for said
county on the Uthday of January, mil. at
ten o'clock A. M to show cause. If any there
bo why theprayerof thepetltlonersliould not
bo urauud, and that notleo of tho pendency
of said petition ami the hearlm; thereof, bu
ijlven to all persons interested lu said matter
by puhllshim; a copy of tills order In the Red
Cloud Chief, a lejjal weekly newspaper print
ed In said county, for three consecutive
weeks prior to said day of hearing.
Witness my hand and thu seal ol said
. court this 'Jlth day of December, A. D.
bill,
(su.vr.) A. D. Ra.n-.vky
ol-rt County . I udife.
G.G.DENNY
AUCTIONEER.
Superior, v Nebraska.
Phone JJ7
Jan. ll M M. McElhiuney, imple
tueut sale ut Nelson.
Jan. 20 G. W. Kuhii, fi miles north
west of Superior.
Jim 27 0. J. Cowies, l mile east of
Nora
Feb. ','. S. Richardson, 5 ml'es north
west of Run- Oak.
Feb. Il.-J. II. Hamilton & Sou, bred
sow sale of Poland Chinas, Guide Rock.
Feb. t), W. L. Denny, fi miles north
of Guide Rock.
Feb. 10. Lew Smith, .1 miles north
east of Guide Rock
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Holiday Groceries 1 1
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VY1-' assure you lliiit our
vv groceries can be de
pended upon for your big
holiday meals. Fresh goods
added to our stock every
week. Are you one of
our mativ satisfied custo
mers? 3ij If not, e solicit
a trial order.
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P. A. WULLBRANDT
THE HOWE GROCERY
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ARTISTIC jMOWWEjNTS
g Exclusive Designs In Monuments Is Our Specialty $
We constantly have on
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Organized Agriculture
At Lincoln, Nebraska
January 19th to' 23rd
This will bj. one of the most instructive conventions ever held in the.
est. Reside, tlie conventions of the twenty-one associations, there will be
the APP Miow, the Corn Show with free educational moving picture .hows'
and exhibit". ..wo.
Amoiing tliesuorgtuil7.tfoiismre
State Board of Agriculture Corn Improvers Association. "
State Live Stock Improvers' Assru Dairy Cattle Breeders' Association.
State Horticultural Socity Grain and Seedgrowers'Assn. '
Nebraska Horse Breeders' Assn. Good Roads Association,
State Dairyman's Association State Florists' Society
State Swine Breeders' Association State Home Economics Assn.
Feb. 11. -U. O. lliggius.T miles north
of Nora.
Feb. 17. Rodney Rogers, f milis
southeast of Mt. Clare.
Feb. 18-EdC, Lauey, 11 miles south
west of Superior,
Fob. 2o A. T Cross, Duroc Jersey
sow salo in Uuido Rock.
VeV 2d. Nate Simpson, miles
northwesC of Ouide Rock.
Feb. 3l.--Jas. Martin, 1 miles
southeast of Mt. Clare.
March 7 N
Fremont.
Paulhon, hog side at
March 9. Ruruard and Iliggitia will
make a Poland China sow sale at Nel-son.
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R. E. FOE, Ticket Agent.
L. IV. WAKELEY, General Passenger Agt.
March 18. Will Vondorfetch, 1 and
; miles enst of Ouide Rock.
aiarcli 2r-C. O. Calvlu,
sou tli west of Cadams.
miles
Played for Place.
Harold and Mary (tho little girl next
door) lind been playing together In the
yard. Suddenly Mary began to cry
and said that Harold had hit her. Har
old was culled Into the house and
asked why ho had struck the little
girl. "Well," ho answered, "she hit
me second."
To Strengthen Glassware. .
Boiling a piece of glasuwaro la a
weak solution of salt In water, and
allowing it to cool gradually will maka
It lesa brittle.
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