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If You
VERY one of your banking connections
to be a profitable one, returning you the
largest measure of service and accom
modation commensurate with the size
of your deposit, open an account with
us. Interest paid on time deposits.
Deposits Guaranteed by
WEBSTER COUNTY BANK,
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA
CAPITAL 2."5.000 .
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FURNtTURE
AND
UNDERTAKING
ED. AMACK
ALL THE PHONE
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There is no Closed
Season for
KODAKING
It is the "all-the-year-around"
sport, and you can
carry a Kodak anywhere.
Easy to use and every part
of the work can be done in
daylight.
Kodaks, $5.00 to $111.00
Bnmnlcs, $1.00 to $l?00
All the new goods from Ko
dak City in stock.
L H. Newhouse
Optometrist and .lewder.
Notice.'
Alipai ties who are sunouuded by
filthy alleys and closets please Inform
the. City I'hyfeielan at once. We aio
going to have mm is cleanliness about
the city.
A special e.xluui nation hi County
Certificate subjects will be given Fil
day, Juno 10th and Siturday, June 20th.,
iu Hod Cloud only,
GehthudeL. Coon,
Couuty Suporhiteiulont.
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Willi i'l"1 W'i" lWillVllliffllPBW'Jir.1! I Bit H'lPI
Desire
State Guaranty Fund
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NCWHOUBC BLK
Cut Worms Raising Cain
"Dining the ptst two weeks the sec
ond growth of alfalfa i tke fields of
eastern Nebraska has been serlohsly
damaged by the cut worms, which have
appeared in gieat numbors," says Prof.
Swenlce of the Ntibr. StatoJJUniverslty.
T lese wtitnis were nt flist reported
to be the army worms but upon hives
tigajou we fonud to be the varlgoted
cut woims which aru distiucCly differ
ent Instead of being Htrlppcd ns the
army worm, the varigated cut worm
is of a grape color with u low ol yellow
ish dots do. vn tlio back nud the dot on
the next to the last f-egment of body
Is Invariably blnek.
This is the the third year that these
pests have pluyod havou with the sec
olid cutting ot alfalfa iu eastern Neb
They appear about the first of Juno,
and remain about two weeks. Usually
the farmers ate not aware of cause of
the failure of the second cutting until
until after the worms have been at
wotk for some time, us they do not
vapidly strip tho.pluuts of their foliago
but letards the growth by means of
eating the tender btuin and leaves
1'otatoes and tomatoes are also being
Ituooked out by the cut worms and In
some instances it is found that they
are f under of them Hum of alfalfa.
The army worm does not caru to work
ou this sort of vegetation, but prefers
wheat or barley.
In reply to tho many letters asking
for Information concerning method of
destroying these worms, which aio
now being lecelved at the collego of
agi (culture, the entomologists say that
littlo cm now be none to save the sec
ond cuttiug of alfalfa. They recom
mend however, that jutj, as soon as
tho present growth of hay Is cut that
the soil be harrowed or cultivated lu
such a uuiuner that the soil will be
worked up without tho plants bolng
disturbed. In this manner the woims
iu tho- pupa stago will be exposed
to Hie sun und air and bo destroyod
so that tho second and third broods
will bo greatly l'educed.-Stato Journal.
Al Beers aud family have moved
Into Mrs, Haney's proporty on Elm
street.
4 Newspapir That OWe's TtoJIm
BED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, JUNE 18, 11H4.
Wilmot-Ranney
The home of Mr. and Mrs. A. P.
K'liuie.v was the scene of u very pretty
yet unpretentious weddlug, Tucsdnv
evening, when their daughter, Ethol,
was united In marriage to Dr. Frank
A. Wilmot.
Only relatlvos wore present. The
simple ring cei omouy was used und
was performed by Chancelor emeritus
Aylsuorth, of Cotuer university, a
close friend and fonner instructor of
both the btide and giooin.
Immediately after the ceremony u
four course luncheon was served by
the bisters of the bride.
The bride is the second daughter of
Mr and Mis. A. D. Kanney. She has
Brown to womanhood in this com
munity nud 1ms a very large chclc of
ft lends. For the last six years she
has been attending school and teach
ing lu Bethany, Nebraska
The giooiu is u Lincoln man, of ex
cellent character and highly esteemed
by all who Uuow 1dm. Ho Is now a
piacticlng physician of Ootavln, Nobr.
The young peoples plan for the
future has not been made public as
jet. Announcements state Unit utter
Inly ist they will beat home in Ootu
via, Nobiaska.
The Chler j-ilns their host of friends
in wishing thm tt lung, happy nud
prosperous life.
" Chautauqua Program
1 The following is the program for the
Red Cloud'Chuutauqna which will be
held August 2nd to 0tb
August 2nd
Prelude Liberuti's Baud and Grand
Opera Company
Concert Llberati's Band and Graud
Opera Company
Prelude Llberati's Baud and Grand
Opera Company
Concort Llberati's Band and Grand
Opera Company
August ,'lrd
Prelude Marietta La Delt Reader
LfCt ure Judge Frank P. Sadler,
"Criminals In the Making",
lit elude Marietta La Dell Rvnder
Locture Dr. John A. Giay, "0t of
Work".
August 4th
Prelude Coyla Spring nn 1 Sister
Lootuie Madam Mountford "The
King of the Shepards".
Prelude Coyln Spring and Sister
Lecture Politician
August 3th
Prelude -KiheldarTe r-Giiiley Co.
Lecture Prof. WHSsam
Pielude Rlholdaft'er-GaMey Co.
Concert-Hlheldalfer-Gallcy Co.
' 'August Oth
Prelude Hoosler Mule Quartette
Lecture Miss Fola LaFollette "The
Demociaoyof Woman Suffrage"
Prelude Hoosler Male Quartette
Leoture Father John Daly
AugUit 7th
Prelude Gwctit Welsh Male Prize Sg'is
Entert. " " " " "
Prelude " " " " "
Eutort. " " " "
August 6th i
Prelude Gilbort Shorter Playeis
Lecture Dr. Mattison W.Chase,
'Hlg
lings and Big Humbugs".
Prelndo Gilbert Shoiter Players ,
Euteit, Gilbert Shorter Players
August Oth
Prelude Croutlon T a m b u r I o a u Or
chestra
Lojturu Dr. Fox, ''The Mirror of a
Mighty Km".
Prelude Cioation Tarn bn r lean Or-
chest l a
Coucoi t Creation Turnout lean Oiches
tin' Dr.T U.Lyon rtnd wife of Raton,
New Mexico, in lived heie the latter
part of last week by auto, and aic
visiting at the home of Mis. L M,
I Stonobreaker,
FOR SALE A nice 7-room modern
coltago,
und bath
City water, oleotrlo lights'
with four lots. Also
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farm two miles east of Cowles. Terms
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to suit. J. EI. Bailey.
HTty - two Wwks Each Year Ftr 91.50.
Fire Bug Confesses
Last week we make mention of Indi
cations of incendiarism lu connection
with the lluilington Hotel fire. Since
then a very clear case of arson has ap
parently developed.
Sunday morning bhei iff Hedge and
Deputv Fire Warden Reqttartte, went
to Palisade and brought back one Nate
Carey, an itenerant painter, who had
made the hotel his headquarters a few
days ptevious to 'nud nt the time of
the the.
On Monday morning he was arranged
before Judge Rniiney, pleaded guilty
to the charge of arson, and mado a full
confession, and was bound over to the
district court. lie Is now In the
couuty jail. His confession implicated
a Mr. Jctferies of McCook one of the
owners ot the hotel Its substance
can be given In a very few word-:
Mr. .leiVetics sent Ulm to the tho build
ing. Ho wtis to iccelvo two dollais per
day and expenses for the job. Lite on
the night of the ilio ho pouted coal
oil lu an 'upstair corner, lighted it,
went back to bed and remained thole
until hu was ousted along with the
rest of the guests.
bheiltr Hedge bi ought Jelfeties to
Red Cloud, Tuesday morning. He was
able to raise 9l,(X0 bail and his pie
limlnary hosrlug was continued until
Thursday afternoon.
We have not yet learned along what
Hue Jefforlcs will build his 'defense,
but it is thought that it will be princi
pally upon the unreliability of tho
witness. It is .said that Carey U not
"just right" aud his general abear
ance aud the faqt that he was Willing
to face the penitentiary for 82 and
expenses per, would iudlcatc that such
is the case.
Everyone Knows
Everyoue knows that the inerehttuts
of this towu must sell reliable good,
or they will not loug sell any at all
Everyone knowfethat tint merchants
of this towu must compete iu prices
with tho outside dealer or theirs will
come to a sudden end.
Everyone knows this, bveryoue rcal
li3 this, yet much money floats awt
f i oiu tlijs community which should be
spent in our local stores
Everyone kuows that It Is jus, that
much money withdrawn from ciicula
in this vicinity.
Even one knows that to withdraw
this money fioin our midttt is a delii
incut to every cltlzsn. Wo refer, of
course, to mouoy sent away for goods
which could just as well huve beeu
puichastid fron our local dealers.
Everyoue knows that nt luMt souio
of our morchants realiz.o tho necessity
of adveitlslug the demand for it on
tho part of the buyer and are making
weekly use of the columns of this paper
lu plaolug before the buying public
those facts which they have a right to
expect.
Everyone knows that these merchants
tire soiling goods as cheaply as they
can be pui chased elsewhere, and It Js
but right that they should be given tho
first consideration,
Everyono knows they nro paying
heavy taxes for tho support of tho com
munity and have a right to bo support
ed by the community.
Everyone knows that justice
requites that every citizen glvo
the local mot chants u fair show that
wo, keep the money at home, if possi
blekeep H where wo may at least see
it again, wheio it's power will boa
beueflt to us all.
Everyoue knows that such would bo
the part of justice, of fairness, of
loyalty to our own,
Aie we just or are wo uotV
Again, everyone knows. Franklin
News.
Pesslmcsts who are seeing vislousot
business stagnation and hard times,
hud bolter boglu rovlslng their foicasts
for the era of good times Is approach
ing lapldly. The jirospccts of good
crops is dispelling whatsoever there Is
of business depresslou. In the face of
bountiful harvests thoie uuver
has
1 beeu aud never will bo business 6tag-
nation in this couuty.
Rauger, -Harluu Couuty
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It will pay you to have that House, Barn,
Crib, Garage or any Lumber bill that you
are planning-on, figured now, while the
market is ;low and the quality high.
Wi
THE MALONE-AVERY CO.
Red Cloud, Nebraska
"Talk With Us About That Bill,"
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Hot Weather Calls
For Cool Clothes
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See the -Linos
Provided For
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Hats' in Straw
50c to $6.
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II "B. V. D."
Mokair Suits -
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pi A Store Full of Good Things at Popular
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PAIL STOREY
The
Typhoid Fever
It is the opinion of the best and
most (xpcrlcuced sauatariaus that
typhoid fever Is u disease that need
not exist; that It is tho result of a
specific genu, ti tilth disease but not
produced bv 111th nloue. There is a
specific germ and this germ must enter
by way of the mouth iu food or dtlnlc
that is It must outer the small Intest
In j where it multiplies very japldly, aud
1, thrown oil' lu the exerota to attain
multiply under tho tayorublo condition
of moisture mid heat therefore tio
disposal of exoieta is of the utmost
impoitnucc, The most dangerous
source of Infection is fioin Hies nud
di inking water the" excreta bolng to
often thrown wheio it eveuluully sinks
Into the eat lit nud contaminates the
water.
() Hi:.vnv Cook.
Why do you take trade checks or
chips for your produce? Weeauer,
Pqrry ii Co. pay cush for produce no
chips.
NUMBER 21
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of Cool Stuff
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Underwear
Palm Beach Suits
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Three Horse Markets.
Nebraska is making phenomenal
progress us, a horso market state, St,
Louis is regiuded as the largest market
lu the wot Id while Chicago claims
second pl.ici. Thou comes Giand
Island, South Omaha and Kansas City,
all making claims for the third place.
Lincoln also has a flout ishlng market
which Is rapidly expaudlug lu Import
ances with spirited sales every week
at Gnfhd Island, South Omaha and
Lincoln, the matket possibilities of
Nebraska oauuot bo emphasized too
sttongly to horsemen.
In breeding animals, the Porcherons
seem to bo the strong favorites as S
per cetit of all the pure bred stallions
are Perohorous, with all the other
bioeds tralllug below 12 per cent Why
not muko it unanimous and have Ne
braska vecognlzod us the Percheron
breeding ground of the world? (W
uatural advantages equal thoso of any
country on earth for this iudustry.
FOR SALE Mower cycles $2 each.-- 3Ml1a
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