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FOR THE BEST OF
CIGARS
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SMOKING TOBACCO
POWELL BROS.
SMOKE HOUSE
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Buy Your
Where Yau Receive
Fuii Value
There's a reason why you
should huy your groceries
from us. The reason will
appeal to you because it is
short and to the point We
Have the Goods and Make
the Prices.
P. A. WULLBRANDT
:THE HOME
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Right And Ereeted Right
SEE-
OVERHiG BROS. & GO.
Makers of Artistic Monuments
Red Cloud,
Will You Make Homestead Entry in 1915?
Ton years' experience Iiiih put mu In touoh with the bust liomcbtead hind
in Wyoming, Colorado ami Nebraska. n now luwo a choice of
An 80-iiare Governtnont-lrrlKnteil farm near Powell, Wyo., wiiero you
will bo near good schools, churches, markets, neighbors, will have a good oil
mate and be within diiving distance of Yellowstone Park. SJ.CO per acre rmvB
initial cost, no further payments for live years. 7:, fanners have located on
these lands since January 1st.
A 320 acre stock or dairy farm, good soil, f.ee range, f.ee coal and fence
posts, a good place to live. fc22 00 pays filing fee.
Government water rights in tlio Scotts Muff country cost 8.'..'. per acre
initial cost $1.10 per acre, payment of reminder distributed ovor so years with'
wo interest. If you do not know tho amazing crop yields of this valley, wtlte me
Why pay rent? Why not work for yourself? Wilte for my free book
ets and about round trip fares applying every day. See these lands with
their crops this summer.
Of conferring with you as to
yom Account. While adhering
to a policy of safety and con
servatism, we make it a point
lo give to our customers close
personal attention and an in
telligent recognition of their
needs. If the highest character
of personal hanking service ap
peals to you we shall esteem it
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favor to he honored
with
visit from you.
NEBRASKA
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GROCERY
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S.B. Howard, Ass't. Immigration Agent
1004 Far nam St., Omaha, Nebraska
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TAKING A JOY IE
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By JEAN DICKER80N.
"Durham, dear, you are not going
out thbj morning!" expostulated Mrs.
Leo, ae her ellm, brown-eyed daughter
appeared In motoring costume.
"Why not. mothor?" Barbara's eyes
wero very bright and thwe was a bo-
coming pink flush in her checks.
"I told you at breakfast that Victor,
la coming over to lunch with us; I
telophonod him that I needed logal ad
vice concerning the sate of the west
woodland."
Barbara's dark brows drew together,
in a frown. "I'm eorry, mother, but
would rather not be hero when Victor,
Goodwin cones."
"You have quarreled again?" asked
Mrs. Lee regretfully.
"We hare disagreed forever and
mother," wont on Barbara hastily,
"you have no Idea what a relief It Is
to me to be rid of the eliacVlea of my
engagement to Victor! 1 never real
ized beforo what It meant to bo tied
down to a tyrannical man."
Mre. Leo bit her lip. Barbara was
so ridiculous. What sane woman
would call Victor Goodwin a tyrant?
"If you had told mo tula morning I
would not havo embarrassed Victor by
Inviting him to lunch," sbo said quiet
ly. "As It Is, perhaps It Is well that
you are going out and you may as well
drop In at Molly's and have luncheon.
I want to talk business with Victor."
"Very well and, mother, dear, you
mustn't think I care tho least bit about
this broken engagement, because I do
not," explained Barbara carefully; "it
Is tho greatest relief to be heart-free
and I Just simply couldn't remain In
tho houso this morning I'vo got to
work off my excitement some way and
m going on a Joy ride!"
"Joy ride?" echoed her mother.
"Well, a Joyful ride If that sounds
more refined." said Barbara from tho
doorwuy. She darted back to kiss her
mother's delicate cheek and once moro
In tho doorway she sighed relievedly:
"You can't Imagine how delightful It
feels to be free!"
"I Euppoao Victor feels tho same
way," agreed Mrs. Lee; "I've heard
that ns soon as a man becomes en
gaged ho begins to chafe against the
bonds that shackle him against all his
former bachelor freedom. Well, good
by, dear 1 wleh you Joy on your Joy
ride!"
Barbara went down tho hnll and out
on to tho piazza where her own little
electric runubout was waiting before
tho steps. She hummed n little song
as sho entered the car and waited for
Fritz to crank up. In a moment 6ho
wae gliding down tho avenue under
the arching elm trees and out of tho
rate Into (ho well oiled highway.
"East or west?" she mused for n mo
ment before sho reached the turning
point Sho chose tire wcBt because It
as the opposite direction from which
Victor Goodwin might be expected to
come.
The west roml led up and down hill.
somotlmoB meandering through somo
narrow woodland way to emerge again
Into the qpen sunlight with a glimpse
of the blue sound flashing beyond hills
that terraced gently to the water's
.edge. ,
The west road was tho old rond and,
It was practically abandoned now. The
now oast road was a favorite speeding
ground for motor cars.
But Barbara turned cheerfully lnto
the older road, singing snatches of a
Boug under her brenth as tho little car
rolled lightly over tho road.
Sho took off her hat and let tho
morning sunBhlno Alter through her
golden brown hair and seek out
golden flecks In her dark eyes. Her
lips san, her eyes sparkled Joyfully
and unyono observing Mls3 Barbara
Loo at that moment would have agreed
that sliu was a happy girl.
Now, tho road swerved capriciously
and lost Itself In a turtuol of green
woods. It was a narrow road, with
hero and thero a dangerous curve,
whpro two vehicles could hardly pass
without careful maneuvering. But
Barbara wnB not nfrald of mooting
nnyone, for even tho farmorB chose
tho nowcr, shorter way to town.
Tho little car glldod ovor tho dead
leaves of the road and confidently
rounded a sharp curvo to lock wheels
with a small roadster coming rapidly
from the other direction.
Tho shock of Impact sent Barbara to
hor knees, but sho retained presence
of mind, and Instantly shut off the
powor. Tho man In the other car hod
dono the samo thing, so that when the
purring of the motors had died down,
they faced each other in silence.
Barbara told herself bitterly that of
course the man had to be Victor Good
win! Goodwin looked at Mb lata fiancee,
"I hope you are not hurt," he said po
litely, as Barbara regained her seat,
and smoothed her wind-tossed hair.
"Not nt all, thank you," returned
Barbara crisply.
Goodwin leaned over and looked at
the wheelB, which were Jammed close
ly together. He got out and examined
the damage, and tried to move his own
car. It failed to budge an Inch. He,
looked up at Barbara, his gray eyes
regarding hor Impersonally,
To sorry, but I'm afraid we can't
get out of this without help from'
town."
Barbara leaned over and looked at
the obstinate wheels.
Mentally she shook her fist at them.'
Outwardly she becamo unreasonable
"I'm eure I could fix It It looks so
hu. no reniirfw perversely,
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CHAUTAUQUA
July 29
m ef
Mirth
Inspiration
For the Children
For the June Brides
(And Thoie Who Hcf)
For Parents and Teachers
For Patriotic Thinkers
For the Young People
For Those Who Laugh
For Musicians and Others
For the Whole Family
For All Boosters
For the Future American
For Community Uplift
EVERYTHING
FOR
EVERYBODY
For Further Information See
R. D. 7VTORITZ
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Wits for the construction of Cross Walks,
Alley Cross Walks, nnd Wnternajs will bo
ncilved at tlioollleuof tho City Clurk of the
city of lli-il Cloud. N'cbrnskn, on or before 12
o'clock Noon I 111 5, ,l ..
All bids ui c to be made upon onus fur
ulshid liy the Ckrk ttml based upon plans,
spit Mentions nnil estimate, as furnlshi.il by
the ( Ity Nugluiir ami now on tile in my
ollke.
"I lie (.stimuli of the City llnnliair Is ns lol
town: i.h ft cross wnlks inch 8 1(1.23
Kuril nililltlounl foot .ntt,
Hi ft nlk cross walks each ... . i ll'A
I'm h uililltlomil foot . ... S .Til
I walirunys .. , tl-,i.r,t
Tliesiueissfiil bMikr slmll bo require! to
pirlurm nil work subject to tin npprovnl of
the Cll Kiiirlmer.
Illicit Is rest r id to rijict any nnd nil bids.
li.itidut Hid Cloud, luiie-lrd. I or,
is(!h) v. c. i i:i:i
Cltj ikrk.
Notice of Prolate.
In 'I lie County Court of Wtbster (.utility,
N'ebrnskn.
.si'Ari'.orNi:im.sKA. i .
Webster Count , f '
To nil parson IntircMcd in the (htiue of
i:i!nbcth Cochrane, Peienml:
I'AICr. NOTk i:. Hint ii million hut turn
lllu! prnlni; Hint the Instruim nt llkrt In
this lourt on the 'i'lth diw of June I'Jir,.
purporting to be tho Inst will anil tcstiiuicut
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i emu. Mill. mm, iiiiij lie prJl II llllll IIIIUUCII i
nml nconkil ns the Inst will and testniuiut
of Kllnbith (oehrnue, iluensid; that said
Instrutiiiiit hundnilttul to nrob.ile. and the1
admlnlHtrntlon of sild istato be urantul to
l rank Cochrane ns Executor.
It U hireby ordirid by the lourt. Hint nil
pirsons Interested in Mild estnte appear at
the County Court to be hild In nut! for said
(ounty on the Kith day of July, mis, nt
ten o'clock a. in., U show cause, If mi thiru
be, wh thoprnyerof tho petitioner should
not bo urantid. ami that until e of the pint)
enc of h.ild petition nnd tho In arlni; tliinof
buijlMii to all pirsons liitcro-tid In wild
matter by publlshliii; a cop of this order In
the Iti il Cloud Chh f. ii Ii imiI in.. Lii in ii u.
fniliir Pllntlil la wild county for Ihr mi.
hccutlwi wieks prior to said day of hiarlui;.
w muss my hand and thesenl.of said louit
thts'Ath da of .luue, A. D., I'.llj.
A. P. hanni:v,
luil.l County .Indue.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
IIUls will bortcelM'd at theolllcoof the City
( krk of tho Clt of Itcd f loud. Ncbraskn
on or before la o'clock noon Inly .1. niir,, for
tin construction of a hldeuulk on tho wist
end of Lots li, 1,1, II, 1,',. in, IT, 18, 111, 'J). -J I mid
J-Jol lllock 1 llluhluud .V WcImIi'h Addition
to Ited Cloud ns per HpcclllcatloiiH of thu City
nuKliuernou on tile In myolllce.
Estimate of City i:im'lucer Is fl IS. 10.
ItlKht Is reserved to reject any nnd nil bids.
Dated Juno. 1, 1MB.
(Seal.) o.c. ti:i:i
City Clerk.
Cowles Village Ordinance No. 24.
An ordinance iroldln (or and makliiK a
tax levy upon nil tho nssissnblo prrfperty in
tho Vlllne of t'oivles, Nebraska, IkjiIi real
and porsonnl for nil uenernl nml special pur
poMrins per tho regular assessed aluatlon of
tlii'knnio for tho ilacnl yenr belniiliiK tho
llrst Tuesday In May 11)15.
Ho it ordained by tho Chairman and Hoard
of Trustctii of the Village of com les, Nebras
ka. Si ctio.n 1. Thut tho followlni! tatcs bo
anil that tho s.iiuo are hereby levied upon all
thcnxscshnlilu iropcrty In tho Villaueof Cow
les, Nehr., IkhIi rial and personal as per tho
asscksulNnluatlunof tho hiuue for tho year
1'JI&, tow It, lor general recuuo purposes,
I'Uo mills on the Dollar.
Nkction 2. Thin Ordlnanco shall be In
force from nuil after Its pnssnue, npprovnl
nnd publication,
Pushed nud approved this (th day o( .tny
1UI&.
("HAS. C. llk.N.NKTr, It. OKKKNHAI.aU,
Clialrninn. Vlllngo Clerk.
Dig celebration nt lltisttnRs, Mon
day, July Mil. Special train learcs
here at 7 a, m,, returning leavlug
Hastings at 11 p. rn.
Cloud, Nebraska
to August S
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MAUD SCHEERER
SHAKESPEREAN PLAYERS
BOSTONIA SEXTETTE
GAMBLE PARTY
VICTOR'S BAND
WIGGAM.
DIETRICK
DOMINICK
MEISTERSINGERS
THE BOYDS
ANDERSON OPERATIC CO.
BOWMAN
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I'll Call Him Up Right
I Am Coming. He Has
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Notice of Final Repot t.
In the County Court of Webster louuty,
Nebraska.
In tho matter of tho (state of Solon it.
Carpenter, deceased.
All persons Intircsted In said istnto are
hereby notlllcil thnt tho Administrator tins
tiled n final account and report of his admin
Istrntlon, nnd a petition for Until settlement
of his account nnd adlschargo from his trust,
which havo bien set for henrlng beforo said
court on tho Snd day of July, 1U16, at 10 o'clock
A. M., when all persons Interested In tho
premises mny nppenr and contest tho same.
Dated this 10th day of Juno 1015.
hKAt A. D. Rannky,
County Judge.
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Marvelous Music
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In the County Court or Webster County
Nebraska,
!.v tho matter of the Htato of William
Irons deceased. """,u
n!,:!),'Jl,)1K30!Ml,lU'8trtlG notice
m. .Vo?c L'r ",nl,,tl1 'or I'ntntloa knS
8 h io v a M,,""n S"1 U' 8ft,no '" "ecombcp
linJ -..' 'r U, Payment of debts H
May 7th, loin, that I w,l sit at tho
county court room In said county on tho 20)1
day of December wo. nt 10 o'clock n. m., tor?
eclyo, oxnmlno, hear, allow, or adjust nit
claims and objections duly filed.
Dated this '.Tth day of May. A. D I01B. ;
(Seal). A. I). BANNUY, County Jude,
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