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WE REQUEST
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Of conferring with you as to
youi Account. While adhering
to a policy of safety and con
servatism, we make it a point
to give to our customers close
personal attention and an in
telligent recognition of their
needs. If the highest character
of personal banking service ap
peals to you we shall esteem it
a favor to be honored with a
visit from you.
WEBSTER COUNTY BANK,
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA
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,'Tlie Beer Keg Comes
Into It's Owa At Last
I'Miiiit'in, .Inly 11 Tlio runners of
t. Ii i M'L'llnn of N'obiiisUu, in ilu'ir iNi
CTIIl'S- to haivust UU'ulltMlt cuip lljfoil'
it bi'i'oiiif.s too ilpu iiihI while tlio
ground is stil soft, litivo put in opera
tion a himpli1 iiH'Nponslvu utl.uilimeiit
to prevent tin1 Imi vester bull wheel
f i oin miring in the (lelds
TliU device is nothing more than an
onliiiMiy beer ki'i; with a hollow tvo
inch Kay pipe mn through the center
for an avis. K.icli end of the a.ls U
uttui'lied to a heavy iton biuee rod
about foni teen inches lon mid the
braces are attached to the rear fiamo
of the binder with tlio aid of clumps
bolted.
When the heavy bull wheel begins to
inlro the weight, is iiiiinediiilely trans
ferred to the.wldu banded truiler and
the harvesting proceeds oveti if the
ground Is ipiito soft. Monday V State
Journal.
June-The Wettest Ever
We arc indebted to Chas. S. Ludlow
for the following information as to the
weather. The month of June just past
with h rainfall of 1IM2 is the wettest
June ever recorded. In 1S97-10.0.1 inch
es fell which is the next largest in
amount. The wettest month in any
year hlnce the settlement of the conn
try was July 1902. when l.'Io2 poured
down The average yearly rainfall is
-5 '27 inches. In the first six months
of this year the rainfall bas amounted
to '25.-10. The greatest rainfall of any
year whs in 1802 with .19 91 inches
while the smallest amount occurred iu
ls94 when only 14.41 fell.
Weekly Weaker Forecast
.'Weather.for.eeast for the week be
ginning Vednesday,July 14, 'isissuid
.by'the U. S. Weather Bureau, Wash
itigtou, D. tV'rJr 'the Upper Mi'ssls
sippi Valley and Plains States: v
.Scattered thunders bowers and
moderately wirtn weather dating the
next tyolRyjrfll be Vfollow'ed by a
change to considerably cooler weather
during the 10th and 17th, aud fair
weather thereafter.
Read the "ads" in this Usue.
Installation of Officers
Monday evening the Odd Fellows
lodge held installation of officers and
the following were installed for the
ensuing term by Vast Qraud Repres
entative, Paul Storey:
NobtB-aramtrrH"Trun8lcler.
Vice Qrand li. V. Stewart.
The following appointive ofllccrs
were installed:'
It. S. N. G -A. B. McArthur.
Conductor John Martin.
Chaplain M. U. Corner. .
I islde Guardian Franlc Amack.
R. S. V. G. Will Mountrord.
L. S V. G. Uarry Buckles.
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-SUITS-
At 20, 25, S0 Discount
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The backward season and general conditions make it imperative that we
unload. We are going to offer you the greatest opportunity to save
money on CLOTHES that we ever did and you cannot afford to miss it.
, ONLY BLUE SERGES EXCEPTED
In This Sale of Both Men's and Boys' Suits
SPECIAL PRICES ON OXFORDS AND STRAW HATS
THIS SALE IS FOR CASH
And CASH Only. No Other Terms at These Discounts.
Think of it! $25 Suits Going at $12.50
JUST Vz PRICE
SALE BEGINS
SATURDAY, JULY 10
Do Not Delay! Get In First And Get The Cream.
"DO IT NOW
PAUL STOREY
The Clothier
Business Men Will
Work On The Roads
Nt'l Thntv luy h. s been appointed
as a ilnv f .i II ii.' tin' liwi- r md All
in mi of . ll "IV 'oils, liiiMiie-s and
vocations in., c illi'il upon lo'ii'spond
to this iiipiul ami help Tor one tiny to
mala' tlni .'o.i . I p;issabie. The leeent
dihusi miiis lino Is have fiidy destroyed
the road to Hid nver bridec. Some
IhliiK ueoils to be done. The eoniinlt.
ten in eliaw of this woik neol at least
l'2'i tennis tiiui twice that many men to
make this road next Thursday All
stores wilt he closed on that tiny
Everybody hunt: your slim el, plek
or spade. Notify I ) Mltehell !'. V
Cowdenoi 11 A l.ot.son that you will
b there.
This committee also reports owing
to harvest being in full swing at this
tim", that thore is a Hliortasi' of teams,
and anyone who can possibly eonttl
bate a team on tills day will be doing
themselves and the community a great
favor.
Will YOU he there?
The following is the list of those
who have contributed, upto-dae, to
the Hood Konds l'etitlon, which' whs
faithfiilly circulated by Dr. n. S.
Mltehell and'-Frauk Cowden. The H'i:
urC'Htttfr the UBine eiiuals tlio 0111015 8f
of days, at S3 50 per day, douutedi
Paul Storey, 'J; Cowdeii-Kaley, 2;
Minor Uros. Co , !!; Turnure A- Sou, 2;
Jab. Harden, 2; lied Cloud Auto Co., 2;
Gilee Drug Co., 2; J. W. Auld, 2: IMiilt
& Ficea, a; Malone Avery, 2; Whit
taker & Huoklcs, 1; It. P. Weesuer, 1;
Ed. Amack, 1; J. H.tYost, 1; S. It.
Flornnce, 1; Geo. Trine, 1; M A Al
Albright, 1; J C. Mitchell, 1; Diamond
Milling Co., 1; fl. Neuberg, 1; E. S
Uarber, 1; O.O. Hedge, 1; C. K. Ciobs'
1; U. L. Cottlng, 1; W S. llt-e.ley, I;
C. A. Uerrlck, 1; II. C. Utson, lj W.
A. Sheood1 1; Hoy Sattley, 1; Frank
Smith, 1; P. J. Monday, 1; L. 11.
Ulackledge, 1; W. W. Marshall, 1;
Chief, 1; C. 'D. Robinson, 1; E. II.
Newhouse, 1; C S. Crabill, 1; Hoy Oat
man, 1; I 'ope Itros., 1; Itobert Dam
erell, 1; J. L. lleebe, I; K.S Mitchell,
1; K. A Creighton, 1; W. L. Woesner,
1; .I.W. Stockman, 1; Frank Peterson,
1; Argil", 1; Morhart Hros. I; P. A
Wullbrandt, 1; Herb Ludlgw, 1.
The following agree to close their
places of business nil day Thursday,
.Inly 2J, and devoto the day to working
the loads leading to I ted Cloud.
T .1 Diamond Piatt Frees; Frank
Peterson; Whlttakor & Duckies; Paul
Storey; Cowden Kaley; (ieo. Trine; U
L Colling; K P Woesner; Finnic Smith;
M A Albright; (Jriee Drug Co; .1 10
Yost; Mnlone-Avery; (J 10 Hall; Mor
hart Itros; J A IJurden; P A Willi
brandtjCH Itust; E K Warber; C H
Cross; C F Wallln; Ited Cloud Auto
Co; i:J Ovcring; S C Ellis; Mrs U
Phares; H II Newhonsc; Henry Cook;
Pope llroj; W U Coon; II Dledcrich;
Miner Hros Co; Turnure &, Son; .1 C
Mitchell; W W Marshall; Ed Amack";
Hoy Sattley.
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Phonograph is the one
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Real Musical Tone and Volume
Perfect Reproduction
Non-Breakable Records
Diamond Reproduction Point Eliminates
Needle Clianuinji
Perfect Runninff and Most Durable Motor
Mechanism
All
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Demonstration Froo or Catalogs on Request
You Arp Always Welcome
E. H. NEWHOUSE
Jeweler and Optometrist
t?rC. B. & Q. Watch Inspector
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Some Fine Pictures
i Shown At The Tepee
"The Lady of the Suows"a three
net photo play which was presented at
the Tepee, Monday and Tuesday oven
ing, was exceptionally fine and groatly
ploasod the crowds who were fortunate
iu witnessing it. For tho past Tew
weeks Manager Warren has been mak
ing Mon lay and Tuesday evenings
s;ccll feature nights and at this time
hj has been exhibiting pictures, nt
re jular prices, whicJi have proven far
superior to those shown In larger citioa
ut n llkewlso larger price.
The Tepoo is well ventilated, a largo
uumbor of eloctrlc fans nro kept con
stantly In motion, and it Is proving an
idoal cool retreat where one may spend
a summer ovening and witness pictures
which havo been so carefully selected,
as to bo both educational and interesting.
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2x4 and 2x6
JUST ARRIVED
OAK NEVER WAS SO CHEAP
Oak tongues in the rough, wagon box cleats
and side board cleats.
THE MA LONE-AVERY CO.
"TALK WITH IK ABOUT LUMBER"
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Are You Ready For It?
We Still Have a Nice Assortment
of Summer Dress Goods to Show
You. Organdies, Linens, Voiles,
Crepes, Etc.
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A now line of hammocks
cjlved see them at Fogel's.
just re-
Specials This Week
Printed Seed Voile, regular 25c
Embroidericd Rice Cloth, regular 50c
36-in Printed Crepe, regular 85c
27-in Printed Crepe, regular 65c
All New Patterns
15c
39c
59c
49c
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