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Jolm Uarber was lu llubbcl Sunday.
Heavy Oil 3)c a gallon.-C. I?. Wnlllu.
Chas. Bennett of Cowles was in town
Saturday.
L. II. BtaeUledge and wife spent
Sunday in McCook.
Chas. Strong returned home Sunday
morning from .Ohio. p r . j, (
Attorney McNeny was inSuperlbr
Monday on business.
Harry Buckles was on the blek list
tlu first of the week.
I-Yod Temple ielurnc.1 to Kiiu&us
City Sunday morning.
.1. P. tii lines came down from Blue
Hill Monday morning.
MNsMinu'o Chrlfctlun wait to Chl
oao Monday morning.
Children's Day wis obseived Sun
day in the various churches.
FOtt SALEA Majestic- range in
good condition. Inquire at this olllco.
Mr. and P. J. Uornnge of Lincoln at-
tondod the Wtlmot-Hiinney wedding.
Mcrdlith Bnller arrived litmj Sat
urday from the eastern part of tlio
stuto
Miss Maiie Pulsipher wont to Alum
S mday evening to attend Normal
suhooli
Boy Garbo'r Is in town this weok
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Giu'ber.
J. B. Illllera an J family of InBauola
arc visiting' with O O. Teol and family
t'jis week.
Phil Sherwood Is homo from Lincoln
where he has been attending the state
university.
Mr. and Mrs. Ueo. yollUter aatived
Hmo Mouday from u tour of the
Ktstern states.
Mr. uud Mrs. Anderson of Omaha are
in the city this woek vlbltlnghor moth'
m. Mrs. Duekcr.
Mr. uud Mrs. S. U. Floranee and Mr.
and Mrs. Berniud MoNcny were in
.Hastings Thursday.
Mrs. Ida "Marshall lett Wednesday
morning for Alliance and Broken Bow
where she will visit friends.
Byron Vaughan of Guide Hock wi a
in town Saturday. Whllo here ho
nude this olllco a plea-aut ctll.
. Mis. Slccum and Yolen Ciirpeutor of
Oklahoma are visiting with their undo
A II. Carpenter and family thU week.
Kolton LoUon left this iuoiiiiig for
a.ilveslon, Texas', whore lift will spoud
two weeks looking over the oountry
K. L. Griiuos of tlio II. K. Oilco
Drug Uo., wont to Kuiisttu City Mon
day to attend a meeting of the KomiU
dealer.
Col. J. H. lilllngcr left Friday moiu
injfor Toledo, Ohio, to attend the
Head Clamp meeting or tho Modem
Woodmen.
Postmaster Haoker arrived homo
from Lincoln Monday morning wharo
ho attended a meeting of the Post
masters last week.
A farewell reoeptlon was - given
Wednesday evening by the Masons iu
honor of lUlph Foe who Is soon to
leave here. All present bad an enjoy
ablo lime.
I''1 (.11111) WHS IllCmv!,. Mm,il,i.
j Take your cream to J. U. Caldwuil.
MN- llaigmnn wis lu Superior Mon
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UiuiilCi.il.ty wiij, in Blue Hill Wed
ne dity.
Have Kaley went to Lincoln lon
d iy morning.
Ben Hudson of IJisemnnt a In
town Tuesday.
Kd. Buir of Guide Bock was In 'own
Tuesday niornii g.
FOB KENT A good 6-room liouse.
Ilu'chlson A.Salndeu.
.Mrs. Clatence Burgess of luavalc
was hi town Tuesday.
Jas Ryan U able to be nround ag iln
after a week's sickness.
Miner Sherwood eiilcttained
friends Monday ovenlcg.
few
Mite Marie Woolsey of Supeilur is
visiting friends lu town this week.
Tho Misses Velum and Flossie Mo
Klmmey spent Suuday lu Superior.
Miss Greta Turnure entertained a
number of friends Monday afternoon
In honor of Miss Marie Woolsey.
Little Frank. Mobart entertained a
number of friends at his home Thurs
day afternoon at a lawn tennis party.
The river at this place has been
high this week on account of the heavy
rains in the western part of the state.
Mrs. Edgar Cowdeu returned home
Thursday morning from Franklin
where she had been visiting relatives
The train ucrvlee was tied up for
several hours on Saturday due to the
high water in the western part of the
state.
Mr. and Mis. C. A. Mercer and child
ren returned to their home at lilbbon,
Monday, after a visit with M. A. Mer
cer and family.
Lawrence McCall returned home
from Kansas City Tuesday morning
where ho had bceu with a shipment of
thrco cars of cattle.
Mrs. Walter G. Warren together with
several other members of the Rebekah
lodge of this place, attended a lodge
meeting iu Franklin yesterday.
Mr. Jeffcries of McCook, one of the
owners of the Burlington hotel which
was destroyed by fire last Wednesday
morning, was in the city Sunday.
"Practical Steps ou Life's Pilgrim
age," will be tho subject Sunday morn
ing at the Congregational church.
Eveuiug subject, "The Duty of Self
Development.'.! Bible lecture Wednes
day evening at 8 p. in. Come with
your bible. .
I'Oue inch and twentyncdiuinlrojlths
of rain fell here Woduesday evening.
Tho rain was nccompanled by u wind
storm which blowed several limbs oil'
tho trees around to.vn. The 'wind toie
up tho ice house ai.d several other
buildings ou J. II. Ellinger'o faun east
of town.
T. J. Itightsell. western representa
tive of Oveiing'Bros. & Co. Monumental
Works, whoso home is.at Winy, Colo ,
was m the city the tlrst of tho week.
Mr. Rlghtsell had been to Superior,
where he had viUtod with relative",
lind btoi4ed oil' here on his return
homo to visit headquarter, and conter
with "the big men," pf this well know
firm.
Flio wns discovered at 1:110 Suudaj
morning iu the pool hull of W. II.
Bradford at Guide Uock. The flames
spread rapidly to tho food store of W.
E. Vaudcvort, on the noith, and tho
large haidwarc t-torti of .1. S. Marsh on
the south. All wore frame structures,
and wore built over thirty years ago.
The structures were entirely destroyed,
altho some )f the contents were saveil
Tho loss is partly covered by insur
ance Private Money To Loan
Also logular Faim Loans at lowest
rates. Call for me at State Bank.
0. F. OAT II Ell.
EATS when
the grocery bill
is high. Extra
hands to feed and
work to do. Save your
work and save your money.
Let us stock you for Harvest
Time. A Harvest Canned
Goods sale 25 per cent off.
B. E. jneFaPlaod
All the Phones
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Misses Beatrice SIos and Dorothy
Potter ret uined home Tuesday from
luavale
A new the plug Is being Installed on
the corner In front of the State Bank
this week.
Jack Yeiser of Omaha Is lu the city
visiting with Mr and Mrs, Dave Kaley
this week.
Miss Pauline Bauuey left this morn
ing for Lincoln win. re she will spend
the summer. "
Miss Elsie Tabor left Tuesday morn
ing for Liucolu where she will visit
with relatives.
Clayton Banney ciiuc down from
Blue Ulll, Tuesday, to attend bis
sister's wedding.
Miss Gertrude Blncklcdge left for
Boulder, Colo , Wednesday evening to
attend summer school.
Frauk Herrlck returned Saturday
from Montana where he has been
looking over the country.
Chas. A. Schellak, operator at the
Tepee, went to Hastings Tuesday
morning to visit relatives and attend a
state meeting of the Eagles lodge.
II. F. Requaittc, Assistant Deputy
Fire Wardeu of York, was in tho city
this week investigating the tire which
occurred here last Wednesday morn
ing. The Premium list for tlio 10U Ne
braska state fair la? been scut out!
This booklet sets forth a number of
uew features for the fair. The educa
tional departments of tho state exposi
tion have beeii greatly expanded, owing
lo the completion of Agricultural
Horticultural hall. As one of the
star features for entertainment the
management has contracted with
Lincoln Bench oy for three exhibitions
each day and he will loop-thc-loop and
fly upside down in his improved
modern aeroplane.
Balpb Foe, who for soveral years has
been in the employ of the Burlington
railroad at this place, and who nt the
timo of handing iu his resignation last
week, was holding tho responsible
position of station agent, Intends to
move to Greybull, Montana, where ho
has purchased an interest in a lumber
business. Ralph is a Webster county
product, having passed the span from
boyhood to manhood in these parts,
and is hold iu high esteem by all. It is
with regret that wo learn of his inten
tions to move with his family to other
Held, but knowing his ability as n
business man, his pleasing personality,
and his adapt way of making and
keeplug friends, ye feel .safe in pre
dicting success forhlm In' his new
hcjine. ". "'
The ForL, Is my' auto; I shall ntit
want; it maketh me lie under it Jn the
green pasture; it leadeth mo into
much trouble; It draweth ou my purse.
1 go iu tho paths of death for its sake:
Yea though I understand my Ford
perfectly, I fear much evil for the
radius or axel might break.. It lias a
blowout iu the presence of my enemies
I annoliit tlio the with a patch. The
radiator boils over. Surely this thing
will not follow me all the days of my
life, or I will dwell iu the houso of
poverty (forever.) Moral: Equip your
Ford with one of the new coo coo
clocks. When the thing reaches it
speed of twenty miles per hour, tho
bird will oomo out and sing, "Neaier
My God to Thee." Ex.
Religion Shown by Sacrifice.
In every age a tost of religion has
been Its power to pall out sacrifice.
Tho great temples of tho past could be
built only by individual self-sacrifice.
Tho direction of self-denial muBt be
towards tho noblest and most unself
ish ends, putting tho good of others
In tho place of self-indulgence. Tho
Christian Register.
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TEPEE
Monday and Tuesday
" JUNE 22 and 23
HIS SWEETHEART'S
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two reol Pathe Drama.
TOMMY'S TUAMP-Sonny.
Jim in
comic role.
FAST Fit EIGHT-A rattling good
railroad tory
Wednesday and Thursday
JUNE 21 and 2T
A PASS OVER MIRACLE-A two
leal ICalom drama ou unusual lino.
TlVOI.l AND ITS CASCADES-A
scene
A NIGHT OUT-Comedy.
Friday and Saturday
JUNE 19 and 27
A MAN'S FAITH-Di
H E. RST-SELlG-I llustrated Woi Id
News.
THE BURGLAR'S SACBIFIOE
Diama. HISTORIC TARRYTOWN-Scenlc.
T H B CONFISCATED COUNT
Comedy.
Chango In Hour
Doors open at 8:00 o'clock. First
show nt 8:30. Saturday Matinee at
13:30.
Board of Equalization
Red Clou ', June 9, 101-1.
The County BnarJ of Eguallzation
met ii regular oesslon, on the Hh of
June, with the members present as fol
lows: Ohmstede, Hoffman, Storey, Mc
Call, Chaplin and Butler.
Meeting called to order by clerk, and
on motion T. J. Choplin was chosen
chairman of said board.
In the matter of tho assessment of J.
Chuflln'a real estate in section 35 2 12
It was moved and seconded that the as
sessed valuation on said real estate
be reduced from $120 to $370.
Motion carried.
In the matter of the assessment ol
the sw4 st-1 and 2 sel, lots 1 and 2, in
e4 section 25 4 10
It was moved and seconded tbat the
assessed value of the land above de
scribed be reduced from I23G0 to 12185,
on all except lot 2, which is raduccd
from $305 to $280. Motion carried.
In the matter of the assessment the
improvements on the nw4 6 3 11, which
were erroneously assessed, it was mov
ed and seconded that said improvements
be struck from the assessment on said
land in the sum of $80 assessed value.
Motion carried.
In the matter of tho assessment of
the nwi 53 11, which is assessed high
er than the adjoining i quarter section.
It was 'moved and seconded that the
assessed value on said above described
real estate be reduced from $2270 to
$2190. Motion carried.
In the matter of the assessment of
lots 2 and 3 ands2 nc-1 ot'scc 13 1-19, it
was moved and seconded that the as
sessed value be reduced from $1485 to
$1200. Motion carried.
O.i motion board adjourned to June
10 th.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
with members prcsont, except Storey.
Moved and seconded that Mrs. Ange
lina Bobbins be refunded the tnx on a
certain real estate mortgage, which
was crrcnously assessed in 1913, in the
sum of $1000, actual value. Carried.
On motion the county treasurer was
authorized to refund to Mrs. Angeline
Robbina the tax paid on the assessed
value of $1000 which is 1710, and was
paid under protest for the year 1913
On the assessment on lots 29 to 32,
block 3. Garber's 2nd add to Red Cloud,
be reduced in the sum of $200, actual
value.
In tho matter of assessment of lotB
12, 13, and 11, blk 31, Red Cloud; lots
3 and 4 add 10 to 12, blk 2, Garber's add,
and 5 to 9 and 13 to 24, block 2, Gar
ber's 2i1 add to R?d Cloud.
O.i motion thu asiCBsmunta of the im
provements on lots 12, 13 and 11, in
block -'ill Red Clomi was reduced in the
sum of'150, actual value; and the as
mceaed value on lots 3 and 4 and 10 to 12,
blk 2, Gurber'rt nddilim, b reduced
from $225 to ?1C5.
lu the matter of the assessment of
lots 7 to 12 in block II, Smith nnd
Moore's add. to Red Cloud, itwus mov
ed and seconded thai tho nsso39ol lots
be and is hereby reduced from &...' lo
6215. Motion carried.
In tho matter of thotissessmeul of
lots 0, 7, and S4n nwl see. 10-1 0 On
motion the assessed value ou above
described land wiibaud is i educed fioiu
31820 to 13M).
On motion the assessed value of lots
19 to 20, block 7, Bed Cloud, was and Is
hereby reduced from SI 15 to S75.
Ou motion the assessed value of scl
sec. '22-1-11 was and is reduced from
$12;'.0 to $1130.
Peto Hanson appeared and approved
thu board's action iu raising tho assess
ed value of part of block 33, Smith and
Moore's add. to Red Cloud from $lUr to
9195 ou account of improvements.
On motiou board adjourned to June
11, 1914.
Juno 11, loll. Board met pursuant
to adjournment; membors all present.
On motion the assessed value of part
of block 33, assessed to A. M. Aultz, is
reduced from 120 to S90.
On motion the assessed value ou lots
1 to 0, block 12, luavale was ad is re
duced from Sftii to $35.
On motion the assessed value of the
north 14 0,117 fcot of lot 1, block 1,
Garber's 2nd add. to Red Cloud reduced
fiomStOD to 00.
Ou Jnotion tho assessed value of the
south 7 10 loet of lot 11 and all of lot
12, block 8, Garber's 1st add. to Red
Cloud) and a strip oflaud immediately
south and adjoining abovo described Is
reducod ft out 8125 to S25.
On motion the assessed valuu of tho
e'2 nwl 32-1-11 was reduced from 8325
to f(M,
On motion the assessed valitu of lots
3 and J, blook 15, Bed Cloud, reduced
from ?235 to 8195.
The time for filing complaints with
the county board of etiuallialiou for
the year 1011 having passed itis moved
and seconded tliat-the board adjourn
to call of clerk. Motion carried.
June 15, 1911. Board of county com
missioners met Ju regular session; all
mumbers present.
Ilanu IlolTiuan was appointed road
overseer of district No. 4.
Joe Burr was appointed road overseer
of district No. 7.
Claims on the poor farm were allowed
as follows:
Sam Fletehor. $28 00
Morten Smith ,..., 7 0U
Joe Fogel n 05
S. 8. Deardorf 0 150
Rlchnrd Boweu , 0 00
Clerk is instructed not to draw fur
ther wnrrauts fur dependent children
as the levy has been exhausted.
The board adjourned to meet July V,
1014.
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A Natural Feeling
Does It "Get You?"
Have you walked tato s clothing store,
spending 15 to 20 minut$rying to find what
you wanted not findjiig a particular suit,
felt as though you wcroting up too much
time, and have this feolbifegln to worry you?
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This feelinf won'Mfeftryou" when you
are in our store. Take j$ich time as you
need, and do it, feeling ttrypu are welcome,
You will always 'find our salesman
ready to assist yoL cJurtco'usly, and they'll
gladly go out of their way to please you. Our
line of Clothcraft all-wool--suits is large and
complete real value pr,iqed $10 to $20. 1'i'will
be a pleasure for you to.epcamine these clothes.
Kuppenheimer Suits
$18.02 t6 $25.20
Society Brand Suits
$18.oo to $25.oo
G0t Your "Celebration" Clothe Here
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willing to supply your wants in a, very
satisfactory manner at all times, and our
chief endeavor is to please. Now, will
these inducembnts and incentives to give
us a trial order, why not do so today.
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