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HOME NEWS
Dullolln of The Week's Doings
A. I) Weinlcrly Is on tin' s'ch list
I IIR Wl I 1
.llting 'n uiv ereitut nnil buy coal.
,1. t. r tld will.
Ciuii Huron nml wlfeof CouIi'N were
in to vit Tuesday
licit McKiirlmirt wont to Kansas Cilv
Tuesday morning.
1'onts nml Hulls Ht i Price for Ciu-h
Miner Hros. (.'n.
I!. I.. Outiunipgs nml wife of l.lvi t
toi'i weie In town Tuesday.
Versncr A: Iv onU shipped two cars
of hogs, to Kmi-iis rit Sunday.
Iran1c Cowden returned Hm lust of
tlii' week from Hit western pint of the
Stfttl'.
Attorney Walters was down from
Illue Hill tills, week iillct.ding ill-triel
I'ourt.
The base bull funs of I'uhburv linve
pureli trd iMiperlui's finticliKc tn 1 1
state league.
Hoy Steii-iis nnil wife spent Sunday
Willi Aiilmr Arnold nml wife who live
west of Inuvale.
Mr. nml Mrs. Wert Stevens moved
Into the H. W. Ilnss pioperty on North
Webster street Monday.
Go to Miner Urns. Co., for all yom
wants in Women's Wear and in Dry
Goods, Groceries mill Shots.
,las. MoBride. .Tack Walter and Jell"
Chaplin were down lrom Cowles Tues
day attending disttiet court.
Miss .Jessie Kellogg enteitained the
Christian Endeavor of the United
Church at lier home Friday evening.
Lloyd Carpenter left for his liome in
Alma Sunday morning "fter u visit
with ills pan ntb A. II. Carpenter ami
wife.
K. S. Gather bus pin chased .T. C.
Sloss'-palnt and wall paper establish
ment and has taken possession of the
same.
An ..vcliiuifrc. fiiivs. "Young mini,
don't buy her a diamond if you mo
really goim? to need the money for a
cook stove."
Kobprt Kellier returned home from
Lincoln Monday evening where he
bad been spending a few days with his
brother and sister.
Among tboho who attended the f-es-sions
of Organized Agriculture at. the
University Farm last week weie R. B.
and James B. Richer.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Oiiftelh weie
called to Burr OiiU Saturday on ac
count of the deatli of her mother. The
funeral took place Sunday.
C'H. Woods, who had been visiting
with M. B. Coiner and wife the past
week, left for his home at Marcellns,
Michigan, Tuesday morning.
John. Merrill of Red Cloud, is
visiting at the home of bis obi time
friends, G. W. Hogenilef and wife,
this week. -Republican cit' Ibnr.
You don't know bow much it is
nppt eclated when Items of Interest are
phoned in or handed in M tliis otllc".
There Is no other way of making a
good local newspni-or than to have the
help of the general public.
The thoroughbred stock breeders of
Smith County will bold a combination
sale Feb. 2Mb, consisting of Perehoron
borsos, Durham, Hereford and Ilolstoln
cattle, and Poland China hogs, about
75 head all told.-W. II. Lewis, Seo'y.
Home people, it seems, siy- the Illue
Hill Lender, simply "take" a news
paper. Otheis receive and pay for it.
To which class do you belong? If you
really want a paper you should pay
for it promptly an 1 if not, pay up I ho
I..I...W... Im. and n finest that the
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miner be discontinued
d.-ess. It's an chs
t lie paper."
Churles Klein's gieatest work, "The
Lion and the Mouse" is scheduled for
a welcome visit to the opera bou'o on
Thursday night. I-Ybiunry 4. and is
but fair to the intelligence of the local
theatregolng public to predict that it
will be seen by as many "ho have
never witnessed this great play of
iinnnclal conditions us those who have
so thoroughly enjoyod it in the past.
It has been a long time, in fact out of
the memory or many, since n play hs
been produced that has won the un
iversal pi alsc shown this drama and
the fuct that it. Is bused on existing
conditions in the lives of some of our
moiioy kings of today makes it sttong
or In commanding the attention of
those In all walks of life. The United
Play Company has done much, too, in
holding "The Lion and the Mouse" at
the high plane established at the
.Ml.I I.. tlt.i ...t.l.Mfl ,1 1
verv ouii-et nun is '"- -""!
that plajo'l "The Royal Slave"
two weeks ago.
to
matter
your ad
to stop
thus Ki'lmltx uas in Ticiiion Tues
da,.
lir. Pine of S'lipiulni' wtti lu town on
riiiiis'lnj.
II -try IJ.irlow wasdown from Frank
lin Friday.
I,"HI Hobbtns tirrlvod It) the eltv
Wednesday.
Dm Giubei' of nivcrlnii vs lu the
elty Tuoihy. '
(.JlSvfi Hiilton of luuvalo urns in
ton ii MiimIht.
elms Hpibbui who down from lilri"
III11 Mon.lHy.
A. 13. Grnbleii wns down from Hltie
Hill Suiiihiy.
licwls Viivrickii of Uliie Hill was in
town Monday.
Fur! Fins'.! Good nurrmv slr!niL
,1. O. I'lildwoll.
Wade 1'iite returned to Mis'otni
siindny morning.
Coals Hint Suits at j Prli'o forCnsli.
-Miner liios. Co.
C. H Slionjj of CulbertHon una In
tlio city Thurdny.
Senator Wei'Mii'i whs homo I nun
Lincoln over Sunday.
FOR UK NT V good S-rw in bouse
Hutchison A. Snbi'len. adv
)ini l.'j all ill lived homo tlie last of
the week from Kecllsit Springs.
The thermometer icgNteied 111 de-
giees iieiow eio muiii nay moiuiiig.
Powell Bros, of Neligh have pur-cluisi-d
the UaiiHobeitsou billiaid
hall.
Miss Ceclle Thouiton went to Lin
coln Satutday niorniiig to .spend u few
days.
Special Sale on Granite Ware Satur
day the llOth., '! o'clock Model Viulety
store.
Ollvi'i Wright has moved into the
Smith piopcity in the east part of
town. '
A few lluir Wyandotte cockerels for
sale at SI each. Uupiiie of Mrs. G. W.
Trine.
The ladies of the Congregational
chinch will hold a market Saturday
at Wnlibrandt's store.
The Washington t-chonl Is closed
this week on account of the sickness
of a large number of students
Train No. 1H ran otr the track at
Einllcott Sunday morning which
caused it to be over four hours Into.
Mr. and Mrs Dan Barber nrrived in
the eltv the last of thu week to visit
lu-r inohei, Mrs. W. N Ilicliardson.
Mr. and Mis. Frank Mier of Hast
ings are the happy parents of a baby
boy which arrived the ilr.stof the week.
Heib Ludlow lias tented thu Potter
building on Main street nnd will move
bis restauiant into the same next
week.
Dr. Warrick, The Specialist, will
meet eye, ear, noo and throat patients
and tho'c needing glasses fitted at Dr.
Damei ell't, otllce in Bed Cloud, Mon
day, February 1st. '
The joinig women of the United
Church will entertain at a reception
given in boner of Heioiend and Mis
Beetle on Fiidiiy evening, January 'JU,
at 8 o'clock at the Congregational
f.lnnch. Evervbodv invited to be
present.
There will be soi vices at Grace
chinch the next three Sundays. .Inn
iiiipy ntstis an extri Sunday. Next
Sunday a class tor Instruction in
Baptism and Confirmation will meet
at the church nt .1:30. All are web
come to attend these instructions.
.1. M. Bates.
Supt. O. B. FiH.ier of Edgar, who
had an application in for the Super
inteiidetitsblp of the Red Cloud
schools has withdrawn Ills applica
tion owing to the fact that he has been
elected superintendent of this Stronis
burg schools. Ote.V many friends beio
ai o plein-od to hear of his advancement.
Notice is herewith given to the
Zion's Evangelical Lutheran congre
gation of Red Motid, that "Communion
Services," will be held Sunday after
noon, January Hist, beginning at l:l.ri
p. m. sharp Announcements to bo
m ide f mm or between 2::0 to fiillO p
in. of this Thursday, Filday and
S.ituiday. A. SniA.u., Pastor.
The return of the Klein Play Com
pany's alwajs welcome production of
Charles Klein's delightful drama,
"The Lion and the Mouse" to the
opera house, TburstUy night, Feb
ruary 4th, ih expected to bo an even
greater success tlian on us previous
vist, if the demand for seats is to be
the governing criterion The sale lias
advanced with much agility though
choice seats are still to bo bad. The
Klein Play Company is credited with
having retained the high standard in
Hireling an excellent cast and pro
duction and much maybe expected.
The Legislative Grind
At till' close nf the thud Wi ck of the
I gislii1 n i' M" s mi llisxmtr thi'iv has
been in roditeed in the bouw IM) bills,
ms against Hit? nt the s.iuie lime lu 1IU!1
I' o .tear-, tigo the geiiate Imd dumped
If'o iiiinsuies into the hoppor at the
elns of the third week but this seswinn
only JOTm-tint" Hies have boon otfetcil.
It Is estimated ib-it at the ebmi' of the
period nt which bills inny be intto
dued. pinbiilily iieM Momtoy. tbele
will bav,. ItveiifdVorid about two thirds
as many proposed laws ns um le up the
r-ll tnjn'jiii ngoi So fnV tisihe house
bllln tire coiii'eriieil Hi" .'.blef ieaoii
fin the siiinllei number may he traced
lothi'Tiii'l th.it tin legislative lefef
enco bnrenu Is drawing ui'iiiy of Hie
bills and Dlieetor Sheldon is endeavor
itlg to get together the members who
have bills on similar sul'jccts in intio
dili'n and Inducing tuetn to Join in the
priM-itrntloii of line bill that will em
Inaco all of the points sought to be
pre-iMitid. The work of the legislative
bureau will svi moro than a iIioushiiiI
dollar In pi lilting nluiii) bisldn mtieli
aiinoyHiiee tn the way of amending
bills ior gi ti tiiuut leal uiidiypgriipliienl
irtots.
Tlie lonireM bill hut bus lieell Intro
SOUTM INAVAI-E
Iwlcli Is iiitlliig up Ice
a car lead
ill with
wnRrwjrT- ihih'm..i..mi .rTnrTrrir1f1rn.r-t
.lidin lint
tiiU week.
Kilt. Meyer shipped on
of hay this week.
Mlsselia Chaplain is verv
meases Mini pueiiiuoulii.
Oit Stevens ii ml fmnlly spent Sun
dsi at the Win. Ilnskin's home
II. F. Points mid wife transacted
iitiMnessin llivtitdii hisi Monday.
I'htnles nickel sun visited fehitiws
nenr 1'iiittUllii n ft w dnjs tlilsweik.
Mi. nml Mis. .'c,y Arues.in eittei-
taincd n dumber of ii'lallves list
I'lii'sday,
Miss Itouiile Blankenbakcr has heen
tjulte III with measles al the home of
her griuulpiitchls in luavale.
A. .Iiiiisen leturiicit lionu. luini
KaiiHMs City last week. Mis. Jauscii
leiunilieil with their iliiiiglitei, Anna,
who is tn n hospital al that place.
lbi nml I .hi en Huiisleker departeil
last wee'.- Inr Moiclntid, K'miisiis. in
visit their In other, Owen. They o
peel to islt other wisliril liolllts b--fur'e
thej i elm n.
t tieii- is a gient deal of sickness in
this community al piest-ul, measles
as2'vssss -s3a!e sses-vxaje-
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Men's Boys' and Children's
HITS and OVERCOATS
AT ISiQ REDUCTIONS
A 2m 83V3(o
Reductions from regular
plain figure prices.
Only High Grade Clothing Sold Here
KUPPENHEfMER
here
Our Advice Is:
When you feel out of sorts from consti
pation, let us say that Jf
do not relievo you, gco a physician,
becauso no other homo remedy will,
gold only by us, 10 cents.
H. E. Qrlco Dru8 Co.
Farm ionns
At best rates and terms to lie lrid in
this state. Cull for me at State Bank
of Bed Cloud. C K. Catiiiik.
frrniientlynceilafood tonio and tis3U0
Growing Chiluron
buililcr for their good health.
)! Olive Oil
i&XOXX pm,.icion
coniiiinina Ilupophsivtntc
is the prescription for ibis.
H. E. Grlco Drug Co.
when Hie educational emit' bill was
pteseuted by lvii 1 Malloiy. Almost
every slat" organization ha partici
pated in making u commendations to
the state .supeiintendeii" and the
school voiniutssioii a b o u t desired
changes in the school laws. Kiuner
than to attempt to amend the v.iilmis
sections seveial able fcchool men anil
lawyers have been winking several
weeks on n school code that will be
ennsldered ill its entiiety. It is of
sueli far reaching importance that it
is planned to have extra copies of the
bill printed so that nil inquirers may
be supplied with copies
Wheio is the organized lobby of
former yearsY" is a fieipiently asked
question around the state house. No
one seems to be able to answer the
question and it is apparent that the
times have changed and that represent
ntives of special Intel ests have lent ned
that the present membership is not
gcnoially amenable to old ways of
making and killing laws
A bill has been introduced that
seeks to change the law to close
saloons at six o'clock instead of eight
in the evening. Temperance woikeis
disclaim any particular interest in the
bill and the saloon men say that it was
not offered tit tin Ir suggest ion, so It is
fair to presume legislation on the
liquor question will not attract much
attcntiou at I Ids session. ,
Since overtime has been almost en
liioly cut out aiming the employees at
the house end of the state house it ,is
appaient that the jobs are seeking Hie
men iiitlier than the deeteplt and th"
intlrin seeking tlie sinecuies. Koimer
employees wlio ciiine at tlie beginning
of ttie session this time expecting big
pay for doing little tiork have quit in
disgust rather than wait for tlie rush
period when they can become attached
to tlie pay roll.
Governor Moi eheud recommended in
his message that tlie conilcts at me
penitentiary be set to woi k doing tlie
printing that is req died for the use of
the stato. lie advises that the legis
latiiic make an impropriation for the
machinery and for the salaries of ex
port printers to do the supervising
Two stato printery bills have boon in
troduced but neither contemplates any
connection with tho penitentiary.
City and country newspapers all over
tho state are not taking kindly tti the
Idea of a state pilnting establishment
and piotests are beginning to come to
the ems of iheineiiiheis. The sponsors
foi the state pi. ml ale asking for all
appmpiiatlou of a bundled thousand
dollars.
I lie local Insurance agents associa
tions are behind it pioposod In that
will level lire insurance rates thioiigh
out tlie state. The insm-niico coin
paiiies admit thai tlu'y me getting
higher rates than necessary in some
towns but justify their rates on tlie
theory that in other towns competi
tion has beaten the intcs down below
the cost price. As it is they say that
Nebraska lias not been a proiltable in-
hiliance Held for the last few yeais.
Tlie companies are not asking for
the law that the agents want but they
are not in a position to oppose it. Tlie
plan contemplated would make the
rates the same in towns of similar size
mid operating under similar condi
tion? as to lire llghtingfaellitles. The
equalizing of tho rates would be en
foi ceil bv the stato Insurance com
mission. Tho agents insist that rates
should be established on a seleutillc
and mathematical principle mid when
once so established should not be cut
and slashed by irresponsible agents of
"wild cat" companies.
About Dim hundred out nf the total
one inndied thirty-three statesmen at
Lincoln have ideas on hunting and
(ishiug laws. Mime want the open
season on chickens and quaiU abolish
ed ana" some want the open season ex
tended. It is a safe guess that the an
nual f-o for fishing will lie wiped out
so far as local tlshei men m e conutrncd,
lh Si- w lui letili ned liiime fiiini High
sifh. ii1 ick weie, Ashley Waithuin, ?)
iHviht Kamiiisk,v, llaiohl Key mid (A
Hewey Adams We are glad to report iffy
I hem all iniproi ii g V
Red Barns in Nebraska fl
Many new bains arc being built in f)
the rural districts in Nebiaska. A
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uiiimiiiK imiiuiiui iiL-mum ill till sciv
tlons of tlie stale report an unpreced
ented demand for barn lumber ami red
paint Next to Hie home, the barn is
the most important building on the
faun, mid wherever red barns exist
Hieie frugality mid prosperity abides
supreme.
I'hu rapid constriicllou of new barns
in Netnaska is lifting tlie farming in
dustry of tills stato into a higher zone
of utility and is establishing it new era
in our iiuliistiial progress. No com
munity can proceed far into its agri
cultural economy until its stock are
well sheltered and Its ciops are propel
lv housed
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Suits and Overcoats
THE BEST IN THE WORLD
he Qomden-Kaley Qlothing Qo.
Always Reliable
Rural Carrier Examination
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HENRY COOK, M. D.
The lT tilted States Civil Service Com
mission announces an open competitive
examination at bed Cloud mid. Bin
mil, iseur., on rciiruary i, uur, as a
result which it is expected to make
ceitiileatioii to (111 the valiancy at
luavale, Nebraska, and other vacan
cies as they may occur on rural routes
at post ollices in the nboic named
county, unless it i- found to be in the
Interest of tho set vice to 111! any va
cancy by reinstatement, transfer or
promotion Tho compensation of a
mi nl carrier is based upon tho length
of the mute and imiges fiom fill to
l.?lil) nor i!ir
Ail eligible legbter for tile posi ion i
nf nil nl IclltV cm rice for each county
will In. tllllilllll l lli.l A lini-win imiut '-'
be examined for the county in which
the post oilicc tliat supplies Ids home
is situated. As a result ol such an
examination lie may become eligible
to appointment us rural currier at any
post olllcii in such county. A rural
letter currier after one yeai's satis
factory service may lie trausferiod to
the position of cleik or currier in a
first or second class post ollic.e, to tlie
position of railway mail cletk, or to
oilier positions in the classified ser
vice, subject to such examination its
may be required by the civil-service
nil s.
John A McIi.iiknnv, President.
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a DRUGS, BOOKS, STATIONERY, SCHOOL
f SUPPLIES AND TOILET ARTICLES
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Wc shall appreciate a
share of your coal orders
PMTT ft FREES
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A Real Farm Bargain
5 IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A GOOD FARM HOME
As I am desirous of moving to the coast, wish to sell my farm 1-2 miles
west of Inavale. This is one of the best 80 acre farms in the Republican
valley. 20 acres first bottom, 60 acres second bottom land, all in a high state
of cultivation. Improvements consist of a good 9 room two story house, a
good 14x14 wash house; good barn, with hay, mow, room for 10 head of horses,
2 good buggy sheds, corn crib, hen house, a good cement supply tank piped
to carry water to barn, wash house and house. A good orchard with all
kinds of fruit trees.
Terms to Suit Purchaser
INQUIRE CF
J. fl. ElltogeF Geo jatkios I
Kdltor lMsou was in Iloseinnnt Monday.
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