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HOME NEWS
Bulletin of Tho Week's Doings
Trv oui" lOi! liiMJitiuii'lo
1' jrll.ui C.ifo.i
.luck Alstedl spent Tuesday in Ilu-t
logs. .
IConiictli Wilson luTt for Dunning'
tlii morning.
.loo Cnn dmpmiit(l stool; U St.
. Joe Wednesday
Cnrtli. Oor spent Sunday at Diller
with Ills parents.
Thu Comitjr' Couunlsllnnors me hi
tesslon this wook.
liuii Hudson of ltoieuioiit, whs In
town Wednesday
Cuit Mat Held is In the city tills week
visiting tellltlvCS.
Miss Hvu Foster whs a passenger to
Suporior Wednesday.
Roy Hiissinger was ti pus-senger to
Hustings Wednesday.
Will Itotiortsuu went to St. .Joseph
Wednesday mottling.
IImh Williams returned to Grand Is
land Tuesday motulng.
Dr. Cross spent, tlio llrsl of tho week
nt F.veter, NcbM visiting1 his brother.
Frank Cowdeii returned home the
Hist of the week from McCool Jitne
tiun. Guy Zilglor spout w'j.liio.-iluy in
Guide Hock with Ills hi , tor, Mrs. Vein
duly.
Mrs. 13. A Crelgliton ctitj'tt ilno 1 the
Afternoo'i Whist club Tuesday after
noon. Editor Cecil Matthews of the River
ton Review was on our streets Tuesday
afternoon.
Juiues Bunion and wife nnd Nate III
lugsworth ii I'd wife were in Hustings
Wednesday.
Elgin Arnault, son of Oco. Amack,
won the automobile tluit Hen McFnr
land gaA away.
Chocolate and Vanilla Ice Cream and
Strawberry sherbet Saturday and Sun
1 titty at tho Puritan Cafo.
O. C. Teel wits in Hellvillc, Kas., Fri
day settling up a fire loss for one of
his insurance companies.
Hans and William Poo-e of Ger-
many arrived in the city Monday to
.i visit C. Doose and daughters.
Clark Stevens, J. H.'Ellinger.O. C.
K Teel, O. 13. Itnmey and J, A. Hrlulford
4 were In Hustings Wednesday!
$ Clarence Carpenter and wlTe arrived
0 hero this morning to visit his parents,
"i Mr. and Mrs A. H. Carpenter.
'My place consisting of eight acres
vt for salo or rent, nt tho edgo of inavalc.
H. E llt'Nrrit.
A II. Carpenter returned from Sheii
Tf dan county, Kansas, this moiniilg and
he -reports tho crop ptcspiets loo):
good on thoie
C W Fogloand Lloyd lllnes loft
last week for I'uolu, Kits , wheie they
joined a bund and will tiavel wi'h a
carnival company.
Ed Garber, the populareity assessor.
juircliaSed a Ford auto fiom tho lied
Cloud ,Auto Co., Monday which ho will
use to huuUup the tax payers.
J am again ready to make farm
loans promptly and on attractive teVmV,
Solo agent for Trcvett, Mattls ,V
Bak'r. -L H. U.ir,t:V.
Soveial of our base bnll fans niitocd
to IMuo Hill Sunday alternoou and
witnessed the bull game between ltluc
Hill and Hi owti's Tennessee Mlnistrc Is
'The Man with tho MeaMiiing Line''
will be,tho subject of the sermon fetin
day morning at tho Congregational
ohurch. Subject for the evening:
'Bo'.tcr and Greater Things Ahead."
A load pt hogs made up the shir
meut, of G Olmstede of Webster coun
ty, Neb. William Itether also market
ed a load from the same county, Mon
day'a St. Joe Stock Yards Dully Jour
nil. 'Dolly of the Dalles" a new serks
o' pictures with our old friend, Mary
Fuller, In the lead, starts at the Tepee
next Wednesday and Thursday They
will appear regularly every two weeks.
See advertisement in another column.
The Misses Alfa and Marcellno Long
tin camo in from Concordia and Auro
ra, Kids., today where they have been
visiting with fiiendsand arc the guests
of Miss Geiirude Hicks while on their
way homo to Red Cloud. Monday';
Superior Express
The reading circle examination will
be held at Illue Hill, Guide Hock and
Red Cloud, Saturday afternoon, April
lH th. A special examination in county
cettiflcato subjects will bo held Frl-
'day, April 17 und Saturduy, April 18th.
Okhtiiuih: L. Coon,
County Superintendent.
Ish Leightou, aged three months and
thiee days, baby of Mr. and Mrs. Leigh-
ton, was porn January 11, 10H, find
died April H, 101 1, after a shoit sick
ness. Mr. and Mrs. Lelghton weie
passing through here when the la by
took sick nnd they stoppod at the home
o' I'oke Sutton, where the baby died.
Tlicfuner.il was held Tuesday uftet
inoo,,,T'07. Hnrnmcl (llchtlng.
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For Cominn Week
THIRD &TO&Y
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THE TEMPLE of the LION
Monday and Tuesday
AI'KIL'JO and 21
Sareil fiom eretiiatlon by a friendly
elephant, IvHthlyn is carried far away
and left at the portals of a ruined tem
ple, wheie she seeks s'inctiiary. lleio
she eucoiinteis :i Hun tlii't paces the
lonely corridors by night, and finally
Impelled by hunger c inn's out by duy.
Ilere.vpi'iiences with the savage brute
and the fanatical natives In these new
surroundings iiro eoiitinuously thrill-
AN'Di tlOES ON the STAGE -Comedy.
He makes a hit, s doei the fel
low with a npe touiiito.
THE CALLING of JIM HAUTON.
Au eniet tabling western picture feat
uring O. M. Audetsuu, (liroucho Hilly )
Wednesday and Thursday
APRIL :!'. mid 'J3
OUT of THE DEPTHS -In '2 reels
A uoll eonsii noted and entertaining
number with some interesting water
-cent's.
THE 1'EIIFECT TRUTH Tho first
number of a new set of pictures feat
uring Mary Fuller hi "Dolly of the
Dallies," one of which will'appcar regu
larly uvorv two weeltb on Wednesday
and ThutMhiy. "The Pcrfict Truth"
is tho llvnt imge of the aethe life of
our old friend in a new role. Dolly
writes lor the local paper and gets in
uad with some, tricuds of her father.
As a result she goes to a eit daily
paper.
A .STRENUOUS
Sellg comedy.
SCOOP.-A lively
Friday and Saturday
APRIL'Jluudl25
KOltKE'S DRIFT. A spectacular
two-reel drama with romantic scenes
f eat m lug u war with, tlie Zulus. A
livolO etieouuter between the soldlcis
ami the Zulus in wlijeh hundreds of
men arc engaged in otie of the thrill
ing features.
PAT HE'S WEEKLV.-IWith views
fiom Now York, lterliii, San Francisco,
Oukhuifl etc.
SKELLY HUYrf a HOTEL. A
speedy lMograph farce.
ONE THOUSAND to ONE SHOT.
comedy with a chump and a roll in
the foreground. .
RKGULAR PIUCES lo'nud Gc.
Fust hhow7::t0, Second 9;00. Matinee
Saiuiday-ut:) i. in.
Are you doing your purt to make
i his thu ino-t be.iutitul town in tho
llepublic.iu Valley this year'.'
1 have the best rate in the county on
f n nn loans. See uuj uu.1 bu convinced.
My motto prompt service.
A. T.' Wai.kkk.
Feterita Seed For Sale
Recleaned lit a bargain. Write me
at once for pi lee.
Et.MRii Thompson, Lebanon, Kansas.
Notice
Anyone interested in cieiun Sopara.
tors should not fail to call at my place
and see the De Laval demonstration of
Cream Separators. (!i:o. W. Tiiinc.
Special Cut Price
Grocery Sale
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FOR
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Starts - Monday,
April 20
B. E. Jff epariand
All the Phones
TOM
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I your Mibcrli tun pvtt due'.'
He n Hoi-tr and trade at home.
Try our UV Lemonade -Puritan Cafe.
Take your cream to J.O. Cuhlwo'l
Joe Ititt I tt wskin Dewee-o last week.
ffs time to think about, that llowur
girdni.
Mori in Oroatof limvnln wnsln town
A I tiduy.
I),in (nrbir was iltiwn from Itli'orluu
Tuesdiiy.
Are you cleaning up your pruiuUu
this wcfUy
Isaac yiip;inlsDn of ltlvcitoii was in
town Monday
Mr. and Mra. Unlit. A Very sneiit Sun
day in Rivet ton.
Mr. Roy Fcirn returiiodtoSnpeilor
Tuesday lnornlng.
Will Tuber left Timidity morning for
Hheiiatidoah, Iowa.
I tin-.. Kessler was in Gtatitl Island
Friday on busluc-s.
Roy Foarn of Superior spent Sunday
heie with his parents.
Kick Hale was a passenger to Hast
ings Tuesday morning
Vincent Johnston und Chnl llellatly
spent Sunday In Rlverton.
A. P. Ely lettirncd to his hoiue tit.
MeCook Thuisday evening.
Robl. Mcllrldo was a p.i-i,"engor to
Dlue Hill Monday morning.
Wade Tulo left Friday night for
Tarklo, Mo., to visit Ills mother.
Win. Crablll has purchased a new
Foul auto rtoui tho Red Cloud Auto
Co.
Mr. an 1 Mrs Fled Guild of Ulue Hill
spent Sunday In. tliis city with rela
tives. Father Fitzgerald and his sister and
Mrs. John Polnicky were In Superior
Sunday.
We make a specialty of party sup
pers. ' Siitl-ftictlon guaranteed. Puri
tan Cafe.
The Methodist Aid Society took in
S1S0 Saturday at tliolr bazar, dinner
and supper.
Miss Gladys Jones of lleatriee spent
Sunday in tills city with her father Dr.
T. A. Jones.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hamilton and
childien spent Suudy in Guide Rock
with relatives.
Mr. mill Mrs. Roy Wordeh are the
happy parents of a baby boy which
was born Monday.
Oris Fearn of Hastings spent Sun
day in this city with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Fearn.
Mr. and Mra. James llurdeu and son
Darrel Burden and wife were in
Uloomiiigtoii Sunday. '
Attorney Bernard McNeny returned
fiom Alma Tuesday morning where he
had been on bu-lness..
Strawberry sherbet, Chocolate and
Vanilla ico cream at the Puritan Cale
Sat in day and Sunday.
George Carter of Crete is spending
the week here with his parents Mr.
ami Mis. M. WCirter.
Mr. and Mrs. Jmnes Silvey of Itiaviile
spent Sunday hero with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Wonderly.
The Knights Templar lodge at tended
tho morning services at' the Coiitfroga
tional chinch Easter Sunday.
(Jleu Walker has moved into the
residence, noith of his garage, former!
occupied by C. A. Mezger and faintly
Mrs. J. A. Titlleys and daughter,
Mrs. Cora Eldi edge, arrived In the city
Saturday to visit, her son Allen Tulleys
aud wife". ,
Mrs. Nellie Castor mill daughter re
turned to York Tuesday morning after
spending E.i-tor hero with her mother,
Mrs. West.
EdAtnack returned homo j Sunday
morning from SI Joe whero he had
been to attend thu funeral of tleorgo
Bryan who was well known here.
The Royal Neighbors' degroo team
went to (iraiul Island today where they
willaonfer the degree work on several
candidates for, the lodge at that place.
People that beliovo in home trade
sell the Red Cloud Uigars as tltey are
the best G cent cigar in the world. In
other towns they get 10 cents for tills
cigar. ndv
Bert Folt, the Superior banker, was
taken to the Leavenworth, Kansas,
federal prison Saturday from Omaha
wheio he will spend some tlmo enjoy
ing a five yearhontenoo.
Rev. lt.iyno went to Holdroge Tues
day where lie Is to give an uddress be
fore '"The Republican Valley Associa
tion of Congregational Churches."
Mis. Bayue accompanied her husband
as n delegate from the church
Lester Mercer left Monday morning'
for Gibbon to visit a fow days and
fiom there ho will go to Norfolk where
he will play ball this summer. We
hope you make good Lester and lead
tho state leuKiie'in batting this season.
The funeral of Antonio Sadllek, aged
it) years, who was found dead on his
farm 10 miles northwest of this city
last Thursday afternoon, was held
Saturday morning at the Cnthollo
church, Father Fitzgerald ofllciiitlng.
Hurlal took plane In the Catholic
cemetery. It Msuppused that he was
killed on Monday of last week by the
accidental discharge of a shot gun
which was found at his side. Two
brothers and two sisters are left to
mourn tils death.
Nebraska Crop
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Wlntorwhe.it In Nebuiska, accord
tug to reports compiled by the Slu'e
Uonid of Agriculture, averages up
proMinately '. per cent as compared
wrli tlie condition lust year. In nore
K" repnfis indicate that tlie 'peieeitt
uge will exceed J0f per cent. The re
poits show mi acreage of !),t5:i,7to
acres,
One eoiiipliilut of linked gtoiind, one
report of winter killing an I another of
damage h soring winds reached tho
biiHid. The other repot U show the
wheat crop in fluttorlng condition with
uti abuudaiiee of moisture lit the ground
and c.ellent prospects for this season
of the j em.
iivi:
Tlie rye crop is tepoitPil 107 in con
dition with ltll Inneieage Conditions
are much tlie sumo as with wheat ex
eept that there were fewer rcpotls of
damage.
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The alfalfa llelds were never tit hot
tvr condition. Farntors report tho
situation excellent with IiuiichmiiI
plantings lit tlie western and north
western parts of the state,
t.ivr. STOCK
Live stock clime tliimmli tho winter
in an cucournc,ltig milliner. Tho mil
mills are reported in belter condition
than In pievious years with less loss
to the owners during tlie winter
mouths.
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Peach buds arc reportc 1 injured front
nearly all parts of the stale. Some re
pot ts as high ns 10.) percent dead and
othois lit) percent alive. Averaging all
i epotts received nn average of .'VI per
cent are alive and till, poicent dead.
The buds still allvo may have vitality
(iiotigh to blilnm and set fruit so that
a fair crop may be securud.
Blackberries me generally reported
in good shape.
Grapes arc reported In good bluipe
and prospects excellent for n crop.
The strawberry prospects are any
thing but encouraging. Tho majority
of reports ate that the condition Is
poor. The drouth of last summer Is
i eponslble. Old beds were badly Injur
ed and spring set beds did not make
many plants In numerous cases How
ever a few report prospects excellent.
Raspberries are in bad shape. A
good many reports state that canes are
entirely dead and others state that ,
to J dead. Prospects are on an aver
age poor.
The prospects for pouts bloom Is
good. Some report the Injury due to
blight und light setting of buds owing
Jo excessive dioitth of last summer.
Some winter ltllliiiL' of ohcrrv buds
hits bY'eii reported with sonic roporls
stating a light st of buds boncu it
poor prospect for bloom. However
the major part report exeollont pios
laVts for good bloom.
I'luius Anierlctun sorts are repotted
to bo In guo I shape. Some icpoit no
prospect for crop. The major part of
thu t epotts indicate piospectu in n
light bloom of lorulKii vatieties and
good bloom of American sotts
Reports on apples are good In mint
places, u few report that not many
Tt nit buds set last year hence pios
pectu for light bloom. A good deal of
canker Injury is reported which will
tend to decrease the total prospects.
AN EDITOR'S JOB
It's Dcntl Easy, .So the General Impress
ion lias It
Most anybody can be an editor, sny
the ltoston Ohibc. All an editor has
to do Is to sit at his desk six days in
the week, tour weeks in tho mouth,
mid twelve mouths In tho year nnd
"edit" atutr ns tliU:
".Urs'. Jones, of Lone Creek, let a
can opener slip, hist week, and out It er'
self in tlie pantry."
"A mischievous lad' of Ruiigtown
threw a stone und struck a companion
in the alley last Tuesday." ,
"Joo Doe climbed on the roof of the
house, last week, looking for it leak,
and fell, striking himself on the buck
porch."
"Wlille Harold Green was escorting
Miss Violet Wise from a church social,
last Saturduy night, a savage dog at
tacked them and bit Mr. tireen on the
public square ''
"Isaah Trimmer, of Lebanon, was
playing with u cat, Friday, when It
scratched him ou tho veranda."
"Mr. White, white harnessing a bron
cho, lust Saturday, was kicked just
south of the corn crib."
Anybody can "edit" a newspaper.
It's tlju easiest job mid softest snap in
tho world."
Kll Moudows, who' has gone to JJoono
vllie for u while, writes us of a pecu
liar experience ho had recently. Kll
said lei had bought hliu u oow since
going to Uooueville, and that the other
night went out to his cow stall to feed
mid by mistake mixed up a' nice mash
in a box full of sawdust instead of
bran. The cow merely supposing that
hard times had come, and that thoy
were nil going to economize, meekly
ate her supper and Kll never discovered
his mlnfortuuc until tho next morning,
when he milked the cow and she let
down a gallon of turpentine, a quart of
shoe peg and a bundle of laths. Ex.
? Some Ngw Arrivals At Our &tor&
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KUPPENHEIMER
CLOTHCRAFT AND
SuSis For Spring
Made For Particular Wen and Young Mon L
"Perfectly Beautiful" is the verdict of
those who have seen.
you to look now and
don't want to .buy now.
uits to
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Jhe Qooiden-Kaley frothing Qo.
Red Cloud's Foremost Clothiers
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Bankrupt Sale of
Hardware Stock
I wil, sell to ttie highest htdder at
public, auction, the biirdwnic stoik,
fixtures, tinner toi !, hint rcpaire, in
voiced ut S3379 ttO, of fcklwaid Hanson,
IJ.inkrupt, on Thursday, April 231, 1014,
lit 1:30 o'clock, 1'. M . "t ilm store in
Red Cloud, Nebraska. For informa
tion write or 11 llinwo.i V Stewart,
trustee, R ! (5 ud, .N.iiininlut. I'linnu
Red 171) 'IV .1.', sUictly rush. 27 4
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Buy This Hosiery-Here!
This Black Cat Trade Mark goes on 36,000 pairs of
Black Cat Hose every day, twelve million pairs a year.
It's a mark of the best hose that skill can make
and money can buy.
We sell Black Cat Hose because we know that no
other hosiery gives such splendid wear, genuine com
fort and such stylish appearance.' We as well as the
makers guarantee (hpir satisfactipn.
Black Cat Hose
The makers of Black Cat Hose have had 30 years
experience and they have certainly learned in that
time how to make good hose.
They use the finest materials, employ tho most
skilled workmen and the highest priced dyers. Under
their perfect factory system the hose they make can't
help but be 100 per cont right.
Buy Black Cat Hose this spring and you'll be won
to them for all timo.
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lay one aside if you
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To Enroll Farmers
Precinct assessors this year will en
roll the names of all persons living on
farms who are moro than 21 years of
age. The names of farm owners,
tenants and helpers will bo enrolled
under the title "Occupants of Farms"
In the agricultural statistics blanks.
"Time Kmployod on Farms" will bo
tiitiuliiU'il untier Item DO and "Amount
of Wages Harued" under item 07.
These changes have been iigrcod upon
after tho blanks worn snt the to
county iisscssois.
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