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ROYAL
BAK1N6 Powder
Is the Housewife's
Greatest Help.
WHAT so tempting to the
laggard appetite as a
light, flaky, fruit short cake or
a delicate hot biscuit?
Royal makes the perfect
short cake, biscuit and muffin,
and improves the flavor and
healthf uhiess of all risen flour
foods. It renders the biscuit, hot
bread and short cake more di
gestible and nutritious, at the
same time making them more
attractive and appetizing,
Royal Baking Powder is in
dispensable for .the preparation
all the year round of perfect
foods.
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625 Pound Hogs Show a Big Profit
INTERNATIONAL STOCK FOOD CO ,
Gkntlemkn1 took ono of my Chester White Hops and mndo a
s special tost of "International Stock Food" as per your directions, and
i nt 18 months of iiro he weighed 02."i pounds. When I dressed him ho
f whs the best hog I ever saw, and my neighbors told me the same thing.
I would not bo without ".International Stock Food" for my horses,
cuttle or hogs
Yours.
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Sold by CIihs. L. Cottlng on
fuctory. Tin co months time on a
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A Trip Through,
The Big Horn Basin
Will be the next land folder issued by the Burlington and will
be ready for distribution about February 25th.
VALUABLE INFORMATION: This new folder will con
tain much valuable information not exaggerated statements
about what a few good farmers have produced, but information
about what a large number of farmers have accomplished under
ordinary conditions,
THE NEW RAILROAD just now being completed, to
the south, connecting the Big Horn Basin with Denver,, Omaha,
and other eastern markets will make this folder especially in
teresting. Write for it today. It is free and contains a large
jn p of the Big Horn Basin.
Babies
Will
Grow
At d w'liilo they
are gi owing you
should have them
photographed
often enough to
kc p a reootd of
yiieli interesting
stit 0 of t h 0 I r
eh I nootl Y o u
will prize the col
lection of. baby's
pi 'turrs more and
more as the years
go by, Make an
appointment to
day. via
Stevens Bros.
Studio
parous?
Wm. H. Smith.
sitme terms as yon can buy from the
100 pound doil or 5 por cent oh" for
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D. Clem Deaver, Immigration Agent
1004 Far nam Bt., Omaha, Nebraska
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Dr. J. C Caldwell
PHYSICIAN 6 SURGEON
Calls Answered Day or Night
OIlh'oTclpltoiics: Bell. C8; I nd. 1C0.
lten. Telephones: Ilcll, Ited 273; Intl. 100.
Office Over N. A- Albrlftht's Store
Red Cloud, -:- Nebraska
J. i EfcMflGEfl
General Auctioneer
Recommendations My
Former Customers. ...
Write or Phone
Red Cloud, - Nebr.
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HOME NEWS
Bulletin of The Week's Doings
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Take your uruitm to .1. O. Ciildwoll.
Kd Paul of (.iwles wits In tho tilty
Monday,
See the complete line of rugs nt.
Miner Hros. Co,
It. 13. Camp was in Kraukllu Thurs
day on business.
Tho county commissioners lire in
session this week.
(hunt Christy whs in Franklin .Sat
urday night ou business.
lohu Rose of 11 1 tin Hill was in the
city the last of tho week.
Al Spiers was down from Hastings
Suiimlay visiting his family.
11. C. Wolle Is very ill at the liomu
of liis son, Ira Wolfe, this week.
Closing out sale of 1 1 unless, See me
lor Hal-gains. V. I Hansen, adv.
For a short time only 1 will sell good
table potatoes for 85 cents per bushel.
.1. A. ltuiiloii.
Ur. Deardorf Inspector of live stock
for shipment to other states. - "At,
Uuiley's Tie Darn.
SherilT Hedge purchased a Ford
auto Saturday which he will use for
business and pleasure trips.
Kaleb Ormau and wife left ou 10
Sunday morning for lied Cloud to visit
fi lends. Monday's MuCoolt Uaette. .
Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Trunkoy left
Sunday evening for tholr homo in
Washington after spending a few days
iu this city with Geo. J. Warren and
wife.
Miss Myrtle Carpenter, who has
been visiting Mattie Huudorup and
other relatives here, returned to her
home at Red Cloud Thursday morning.
Saturday's Franklin News.
Honry C. Kichmoml editor of the
Nebraskan, published at Omaha, was
in tho city Saturday visiting friends.
Mr. Richmond is getting out one of
the best weekly papers in the slate.
Miss Allison Co wilen of lied Cloud
came In this morning for a visit with
Miss Helen Kendall and to attend tho
colonial party this evouing given by
Miss Helen. Saturday's Superior Ex
press. Tile lire boys,vvero called out Sun
duy evening on account of h small
blaze at the Joliu.Ul'otter residence
The lire,' however, was extinguished
before -the arrival of tho Ure depart-,
tnent. .. ..
The girls basket ball teams of llliic
Hill ami Red Cloud met Friday even
ing iu tho Y. M. C. A. und played a
very fust game which resulted In a
score of 20 to 10 In favor of tho visit
ing team.
The treat of tho season will be the
concert given by the Heel Cloud Con
cert Baud iu tho Opera House on
March dth. The concert will bo fol
lowed by n 40 minute playette. Tick
ets 1250 to nil and will bo ou sale ut
Cook's drug store.
A surprise birthday party was given
Miss Ivn Patten Saturday afternoon,
the occasion being her sixteenth birth
day, by twenty of her young ludy
friends. Everybody present report
haying had a good time and wished
her mauy more happy birthdays.
Alf. MoCall, administrator of the
Amos Gust estate, Informed up Friday
that the administrator's public sulo
held Thursday wus attended byu. large
crowd, and that Col. Jake Ellliiger was
at his best and received top notch
prices for everything. Cows brought
from 872 to 891.50 per head and hogs
sold at 8' cents per pound. TI10 two
automobiles sold for $0.")5 nud iiW
euh, Mr. McCall was well 'pleased
and is convinced that it pays to ud
vortise public sales in the newspapers.
CHEESE
Good Choose fs Healthy
IVc offer the following
varieties:
Oreaiifcliot'se, pound 25c
Uilek chco' 0,1101111 1 - 2Sc
Swiss ehetJso, pound 30c
Mtnlit'i'gcr choose - 30c
McLarens linn. eliec, per j ir ISe
B. E. JfieFaiJand
All tho Phones
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Many Hunts is homo from Omaha,
Col. Juko Hllluger was in Cowles
Friday.
Mack Fentress
went to Supoilor
Tuesday.
(ieorgo Falilleld was 11 passenger to
Omahii Tuesday.
Walter Means arrived home Tuesday
from Kansas City.
W. Ij. Weesuer arrived homo from
Kansas City Tuesday.
Kd llurr of tluldo Rock wasln town
the Hist tiftlie week.
licit Uarhcr came home thu last of
the week fiom Lincoln.
Kverett Mean and son of Inavule
were iu the city (Saturday.
The largest line of rugs iu the city
on display at Miner Hros. Co.
I i, Christ Ian left Sunday evening
for Omaha and Lincoln on biiHluess.
Mrs, ,las. Sllvey of Imtvulo spent
Wednesday in this city with her par
ents Attorney L. II. HlacUludgu went to
Nelson Tuesday to attend district
COtll't.
Wire Chief Gecr of tho Lincoln T. Sr.
T. Co., went to Itluo Hill Tuesday to
repair the toll lines whtch were blown
down by the bllp.urtl.
We have on hanil now a carload of
(li'iuiili.n -Minnesota lied River Karly
Ohio Seeif 1'otutoes. These are the
best table potato ntul'lhdtiniy.klml for
sued. Weesner, Perry &, Co. , uiTV-"
Don'L fall to attend the concert and
10 mlnuto pluyettu given by tlio Red
Cloud Concert band, at thu Opera
House ou tho evening of March (itli
Tickets will bo sn salo at Cook's drug
store. 'J.c to everybody.
Tho silo Is no longer an experiment
in Nebraska. It lias been fully tried
out and has proven lu be a big money
savor. It is estimated that from
thirty llvo to sixty-llvo per cent of the
crop is saved by tho use of the silo.
Worth talking about.
As this is the last week of the Union
Oospcl Services, a special invitation is
given to everybody to attend. Union
meetings Thursday, Friday and Sunday
night. Tlieso services have proved
very helpful and everybody Is'lnvltid
t attend these closing ones.
Attoruey Blacklcdge of Red Cloud is
lu thu city todny in consultation with
the Stale Savings bank directors The
case of the possession of tho SIO.O'J'J of
uccurites is still iu contention, and the
other state banks of tho state are in
tt; rested iu helping the bank here tight
for tho possession of these notes. Sat
urday's Superior's Express.
U, Wo notice by the Superior lOxpross
itiat tho now Stuto liauk of Superior
has succeeded to thei business of tho
defunct First Natiuunl. Mr. L J.
Dunn of Lincoln is prustd.ut mid Mr.
W. T. Auld la vice president of the now
Institution. This organization will
iiiulto a strong anil substantial bunk
and wo congratulate our sister city on
her success
Tho following men would make good
timber for the mayorship of Red
Cloud: Dr. Dauicroll, J. L. Chilstiau,
Wilbur Hamilton, Frank Cowden, F.
J. Muuday and Alf McCall. If any one
of these men were nominated and
elected he would make a good mayor
and carry out the wishes of the peo
ple in a business like way.
According to the reports published
by the three banks in this city at the
close of business Fobruary 12th the
combined deposits amounted to t-188,-048.47.
This Is an excellent showing.
We have passed the experimental stage
safely and may now bo considered on
a good substantial footing. This speaks
well for the prosperity of this com
munity and the industry of our clti
zens.
This city Is large enough to afford a
night watchmaiAit the I ho hall. Some
oaj ought U bo employed to stay
there at night. Should wo be so un-
fortunato as to. havo a big fire much
property might bo saved if everything
were iu reuditiess ut thu fire hufl for
the firemen to use. A little delay at
the start might prove to bo very dis
astrous. This could all be obviated by
having 11 regular wutohinun.
George Volland, who ut one tiice
worked in this city as an undertaker
for Albright Hros., and married Miss
Paquita Studebaker, but who now re
sides ic Hastings,- wasstruclc by a run
away horse, whe crossing the street
in
tuat city last Thursduy, and re-
ceived painful injuries. No bones
were broken, however, and while con
siderably skinned up, lie is repoitd st
this writing to bo rapidly recovering,
I3y far tho worst storm of tho winter
struck this locality last Sunday and
Monday. Trains were delayed, roads
blocked, telephone and telegraph lines
were put out of commission uutl gient
littvou was played generally. Fortu
nately the storm was of short dura
tion anil the extreme cold boon played
Itself out. Catllo feeders generally
wero well piepuied for the storm so
that there was not much loss except to
roads and wires. We have been very
fortunate this winter lu escaping many
of of the ntorms that have passed
around us but t til- one was of such u
general character that wo cuino iu for
ur bhure, lha bturm was general
from tho Rocky mountulits to the
Missouri river.
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THE GREATEST
SHIRT
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You Ever Heard
.00 Worth of
48g - 68g
Three Big Assortments
48c Lot Includes Shirts Worth up to $1.00
68c Lot Includes Shirts Worth up to $1.25
88c Lot Includes Shirts from $1.25 to $1.75
These Shirts were bought last week by our buyer
who has just returned from the Eastern market. They
are the product of one of the best Shirt houses in the
west.' We will guarantee every shirt sold to bo perfect
in fit and material. This sale starts
Thursday Morning At 9 O'clock
And Will Last 15 Days
You'll Have To Hurry
Jhe Qouiden-Kaley frothing Qo.
Red Cloud's Foremost Clothiers
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GHARST &
PURE BRED SOW SALE
The Messrs J. (ihaisf. and A. N Waeehter will sell at Fublio
Auction at the Hut arm Hum iu Uivertou,NcbrM rain or shine, on
Thursday, March 5th, 1914
COMMENCING AT J I. M.
The following draft of choice Thoroughbred, Poland China" SoWp
and Hours: fi matured Sows to farrow, from Muroh 10 to May 10;
8 Kail (litis all bred to rarrow from March IS to April 13. The
above Sow and (lilts cholera immune. 27 Spring Gilts bred to.
farrow last from. March 10 to May 15; i! August Gilts bred to far
row lastof May or llrstof June. All this stuff Is bred to one or
the oth'ir of as four as good boars as tho country can produce.
Wo tilso offer two August boars of extra good breeding, Cata
logue now ready write for one.
TERNS OF SALE Cash or bankablo note up to six mouths time.
Gharst & Waeehter
12 T. Ilasmusson, Clerk,
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WEassure you that pur
groceries can be de
pended upon for any or all
of your meals. Fresh goods
added to our stock every
week. 5 Are you one of
our many satisfied custo
mers? If not, we solicit
a tijgl o Jer.
P. A. WULLBRANDT
THE HONE GROCERY
CAMP
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RcdIoud8 s- Nebraska
Second Houoo North o! I. O. O. F. Hall
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Col. P. G. Kolb, Auot.
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