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Notice of Special Bond
Election.
SEWEU BOND P.'OI'O.SmON.
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RUGS
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Our Fall slock of Rugs just arrived
and our lines are now complete botl
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in size and quality. We were fortunate in
jm buying our Rugs early before the ad
vance, ana our prices win De me same
although the milk have advanced prices
from 50c to $1 a rug.
Axminister from $18 up in 9x12;
Tapistry Brussels, Body Brussels, Velvets,
Wiltons, Wool Fibre and grass in all
sizes and at the right prices.
LDy HAR
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MONY WELLER.
ROY SATTLEY
Furniture and Undertaking
Red Cloud " Nebraska
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Buy Your Groceries
Where You Receive
Fult Vaiue
There's a reason why you
should buy .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
-s-iTHE HOME GROCERY -I
Pianos and Musical Merchandise $
UNDERTAKING
'LHDY KTTENDRNTl
Calls Answered Day or Night
ED. AMACK
ALL THE PHONES
McFARLAND BUILDING
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Do You Want A Home
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In The Land of Plenty?
you grow wheat V
you grow corn'.'
you grow alfalfa, ulovor, oats, rye, barley and potatoes?
you raise horses, hogs and cattle, f
Then go to Southwestern Nebraska or Northeastern Colorado whore
vtood lauds maybe had at business prices, where average wheat yields eeoed
ho nverage of the bluest wheat growing State of tho United States and every
j Uier crop enumerated gives yields in proportion to the wheat crop; where
J X ar a. a! m 4lAIBkilfllfe fc al ! aftn4afcAt A !.. t. ..-.-. -- . - I . 1 a ft
tv9vu&it uuuiiau www iii.iviuua n iiiiiiiiuiuii etm and wiicio dairying is an es
tablished business. An nroa of 12700 square miles offers opportunity to tho
iow settlor us to prices, railroads, towns, schools and markets.
War Prices Mean Big Increase In Wheat Acreage
Will Part Of This Be Yours?
1 call give information that will assist you in getting in touch with
v hose lands, whothor you want to raise 100 or 1,000 aores of whom at prices
hut will astonish you
wmjuL airaaawgaaoagm-iunjiaCJ
CojiyrlKlit, 1911. by tin- Mcriure Nnvs-
papir HyncJIcutc
' Even fiftor wnr liad been declared
Hind tho troops wore actually on tho
iinnrch, Hnrbani Ilealheoto failed tq
renllzo tho gravity of tho Hlluatlon.
Comfortably i HHconcud In lier great
rounlry bungalow:, surroundad by fcr
vanta r.n(l evtrry luxury, fIio did not
ioo (lio noctfctiUy oi Morryln'i; about,
u war tfhltfh wonhl not upKol her
(OwOi woll ordeuid, exifllMicn.
ptiriiira lift- ntftTfUtVpod to poa'Ilzo
that tho llwlo .village lif Uodfordshiro
wnnxldit on the lino of march.
' It wna with grout surprlso that tin? I
found liorEelf wntchlng un ofneer
retreating from her door having bil
leted n score of soldiers on her.
"Whero will these troops sleep?"
sho naked of her old servant.
"On the veranda, Miss Hnrbara, and
',ln tho garden," replied Jenkins, moro
excited than tho soldiers themselves.
'"Wo will feed them in tho Borvnnta'
hall."
In the evening when n scoro or
moro of ti'red but laughing soldiers
,in khnkl enmo trooping through tho
great hedge gate Hnrbara watched
them with quickly beating heart.
Somehow and without warning a
,shnrp emotion gripped her. She tried
to Btiflo n deBiro to cry, and wondered
why she should feel so. helpless all
of a sudden. Tho men wero big nnd(
Jbrnvo and wero going off happily to
light for their country and their
Jwomenfolk. I
Sho looked again at the men, now
'going toward tho back of tho house;
and their war kits brought fresh emo-'
,tlon to Ilarbara's heart. They wero
'going to battle for perhaps months
'nnd mnybo years with that Bmnll pro
vision of comfort. Sho turned from
tho window nnd to tho telephone.
"JenklnB," Bhe called down to her
old servant, "eo that tho cook pro
'vldeB tho best of everything for theso
,men. Spnro no expense or troublo
'to make them comfortablo."
When alio hnd hung up the receiver
(Harbara felt a trlilo moro like her
self. After nil, sho was regretting
tho entrance Into her life of that scoro
of bravo men. Harbara felt the sting
,of her own weakness and the utter
usclessness of her life.
"Even my servants nro doing some
thing for those men," sho told her
self when she heard a burst of laugh
ter from tho direction of tho lower
dining hall. So long did she sit in
the darkness that before she knew It
tho troops billeted on her had ceased
their laughter and Hung themselves
down on veranda nnd garden lawn to
'woo Bleep nB best they might, Bar
bara Jumped up and went swiftly Into
tho moonlight among tho soldiers.
They arose as one man nt her coming
nnd stood looking at the slim white
figure. "I can't stand it to have you sleep
ing out here," sho said breathlessly.
"You must all come inside. I will have
nil tln room necessary." She smiled
whim they demurred, and commanded
in a nioi-t udornble manner "Pleaso
i let me limi my )." sho said. "I
have ucer done unj'hlng in my whole
llfo for any ono savo mjself. i'leaso
let mo do wlmt 1 can now." And
beeaufio sin1 .ns crying llaibara hast
ened to h'lp .!'!. kins make up tho
'ninny bods In th' great house.
Tho troops ruiuilned only until tho
morning of tho tlilnl day, and wlion
they hud inarch d oil' with their
hands playing and a smile on their
lips Hiuhara wept us it her heart
would break.
Hedfordbhlro was impossible to her
lifter that. Tho lir of ease and lux
ury wan not to b. borne. She could
not sit idly by nnd wait for news
from tho front; sho must go and bo
n part of that working contingent and
do her mite.
Harbara knew that somewhere,
some day, nfter the great war was
over she would again stand besido
tho young lieutennnt commander who
had slept beneath her roof on tho
way to unttle. ins eyes nail toui nor
that ho would come back to her, nnd
Harbara was living only for thnt day
and for tho good sho might do to bo
.worthy of him.
"I nm glad," thought Harbara,'
"that I lived on tho lino of march-;
lug. Otherwise I might never hnvo
known Lieutennnt Commnndor Hlako-,
ly." Sho smiled softly and added, "And
yet I must Burely hnvo met him
boiuo duy."
Nollttls liidi ;lwn Iii tli( Llirtorsi ( Hie
tll ol Kid Moml. W'ibitir ciiiiiily, Ni hniH
kit. Iitiriii'int ! it riioliitloii nitiiitul bj Hie
major unit i "iiiii'll of nlil city, nl n riiilnr
niljouriiiil tin linn tin not lul) "Hi, l'i i, ,
Willi ll r("'l(lllill till lUlllllllllotlTlllllll'lt up
in iiKjitun nt Mit tragi ami tin- esllnmte ul
tlit- cost tin riiil. that a s'lttlul (krtliiu U
cnlltil anil will I o drill lu Mild ilij, nt thu
UNunl vcillntc plnrOH tin rein lowli: In tin
flrnl w.inl nt Wjo iiElw of tin. iiij nU(Tuut
lluht siiperlntiitiili'ni nntl in the-trenail wtuil !
ul llio Vlrt'iiuin'ti Hill oil tlin njth ilny ot '
Alixn.. iwili. bvtivciii lh-.ni of R o'clock
n. in. nml 7 o'cloelc p. ui. :l Alilcli tlie fQlloit
Inif p-K))K)rliin Insilliinltttd Ki In votcil iiiii;
'.Nliafl tin-Major unit t'lly (foiuiril ol tin
rllr of IKili loml, Nilirikn, be mitliorli-iil
to tiiiii; eouiion lioiiils to lit ilpiiuml.'ilul
MJHIH- IIoiiiIh ill r till rlVj- ol i- Cloud, Ne
lirnskn, In tliu ainoiini of illtcen tlnyimid
dollars In diiiomlii.'Ulonsol live liuint n-l tlot
liUMineli p.iynbluto buarir. to bd'ome duo
2J.Viiir after tliu date llnreof, but payable
any II incnKir the expiration ill llo years at
the option ol B.ild city, nnd binrliiif not In
exrei il livelier cent minimi inlcrist .-mil to
be date, the day ol their Niuauee, Interest
and principal to bo pnjnble at the uillcu ol
tliOHtnte trinKiircr of Nebnuka. Said bonds
to bo Hold not less tlinn par nltie with nc
criicd liilcri-st and proctitis thereof to bo
used by snlit city for the construction and en
tahllshluvn Kyntein of sewerniti In and lor
nalil city, Hald system not to Include nny
lateral or district newer; and nlmll the mayor
and council of said city aiiiiunlly levy the
necessary tax upon nil the taxable property
within said city, In nddltlon to all other
taxes, to pay the Interest upon said bonds, as
the Mimo may become dun and to furnish a
slukliiK fund for the payment of the prin
cipal of mild bonds, and an annii.il tax of not
to exceed two mills on Ihedollnr of assessed
valuation of the property ol said city for the
purpose ol malntalnlm nnd repairing said
system of sewerage."
Tho form of thn ballot to be used on said elec
tion shall be as follow s:
Vote for one
hr HewernKC bonds nnd taxo I
Airalnst sewerage bonds and tsxea
And to be v )ted ond marked by mnklng n cross
In tho space prsvidcj In tho usual manner ns
provided by kw.
Should a majority of the ballots cast at such
an election be In favor of said proposition the
major and councilor sal J city will bo autliorl7.ul
to Issue and nuro'lato said bonds according to
the conditions and for tho purpose gpccluoj In
the forcffolni; proposition and as also contemplat
ed by the stntutcs of Nebraska as In such caso
provl'ed and It shall lie tho duty of the mayor
and clerk of said city when so nuthorlz d nnd by
order of the city cojncllto sign and attest said
bnds and affix thereto tho seal of snid city. The
proceeds of said bonds shill be paid to tho trcas.
urer of sil 1 elf or IteJ Clou I md kept by him In
a sep-iratc fund, npait rrom other moneys, to lie
known as a sewerage fund nnd paid. out only by
order of the council nnd warrant drawn against
tho snmo for said purpose specified and no other.
Dated this 7th day of July. 1915.
O.C.TKEU UOI1T. 1)ami:ui:i,i
IS.-Hl) City Clerk. Mayor.
July 8-4w
In the County Court o? Webster County
Nebraska.
STATU OI-'NIMUIASKA. I ..
Webster County. f
I.v the matter of the tstato of I'.lls'abeUi
Cochrane tlecea-cd.
iltliDITOKSof K-ild estate Mill take notice
that the time llmltid (or prtscutatloii and
tlllut'of cliilnisaKiituht thesamc l l'ebruary
Utb, ID Hi; mid for tlie paymiut ul debts Is
July ttith, ltflfi. that I will sit at tho
count court room In said county on the 15th
tl.iyot rebruary KM Ik at lOo'clotk a. in., to re
ceive, examine, hear, allow, or adjust all
olalun mil objections ilulv llled.
PatisitiiMiUtli day ol lulv A. n. IUI5.
iSeal.) A. P. KANN'KY, County Judiie.
NOTICE
Sialnl bids will In rrielM-il by the Itftl
Cloiul Hoard ol (Munition at tin olllceof the
Ku ri'tat, f r tin luilldliiKol a ci mt in walk
on IhiMiortli hide ol the Wnshlnutou School
Hounds, hald walk 'to bo Moot wide nnd
Mucins thick and to bo bu it In the propor
tion ol one p.n t ol cement to lour parts of
-wild or criml. All bids must lie In by
Aumist 10th.
Kid loud Hoard ol IMucatloii bv
CI. I'OTi:. Mcrttury.
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S.B. Howard, A ss't. Immigration Agont
ICO 4 Fttrnnm St., OmnluT, Kcbrasl.it
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DR. CHAS. E. CROSS
DENTIST
OVER STATE BANU
ited Cloud
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E. S. Ga-rber
The Sport of Kings.
In very enrly times some, kings, hnv-'
lng mndo wnr, went forth In person
to light tho battles, Ignorantly sup
posing thoro was no other way.
Hut they hail not proceeded fnr till
they wero swept nsldo by n great mul
tltutlo rushing to tho front.
"Who nro you?" nsked tho Ulnga, In
no small emloslty.
"Wo? "Why, we're tho precious
fools who nro always, rently to nmKo
romeboyly else's quurif 1 our own pa
triots, In bhort."' replied the multi
tude. "Precious, Indeed!" chuekled tho
kinps, nml iliiUed their skins no moro.
Now York Kvenlng Post.
Dr. R. V. Nicholson
Dentist
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VlNUrtiT UF.0DERRA, ANIMAL KING, WITH HIS FIGIITI LIONS
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LIONS UOPARDS
EUPBANTS BEARS
DOCS MONKElS
SEA LIONS
'OREATEST
RIDING CIRCUS
Evtr Prttcnltd,
BALPB HOWStB,
Champion (Urebick
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MISS UNDA JEAL,
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fLYING BUTTERrLlES.
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OO-REAL FUNNY CLOWNS-BO
10-ROYAL TOKIO JAPANESE-10
"BUCK MAM0ND." THE BALL-BOOM BORSE
Ralph Hotvser's Righ-Scfaool lorses
fAMOUS WIZARETTE WIRE rAMILY
TEXAS BILL'S
WILD WEST
iNduO'to
0KUB0MA DAN,
Champion Bjcklnp
Rronco Cider ol the
WoiU,
MOUNTAIN .NELL.
Cnamrlun Vine Shot
ul the world.
ORIGINAL DEADHOOD
STAGE COACH.
One HunJreJ Peorle In a
Thillllmr Spectacle
THE HANGING OF
THE DORSE THIEF,"
A Real. Genuine
Mcitetn Story, w
Slooi Inlliat, CMtKkt.
Mcxlcin lull fiUlm,
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roacot (cr cthlilled.
GIANT TORTOISE FROM ISLE OF SAN SALVATOR
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nUIlUU -aVr'RWRdl EXHIBITED
LAROEST 7fVSE? YANKEE
0ENCEPAHATH A3!SM jP ROB1INSON.-
!-? fi ii ' 'i i n t mnnrcT
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10 KEEPERS TO ''g&rWM'W&'m 10 MfTeISTO
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ONLY BUCKING ELEPHANT EXHIBITED I Finest Horses Ever Exhibited
The Parade Tells The Story 101 STARTLING FEATURES. FOB 1915
Yankee Koblnton. the lamoua Carl Hollcnback. Ihe Lion that "Loop the Loop," Glint Tortolie,
Koniio, the lllj Clephanl, the Jou Trained Wlia Animal and Ihe WorlJ'n Ortite.t Dareback Hldcrn.
Includlnu Ralph Howaer and Mill Linda Jtal, Ihe lamoua Voblnton Trained tltphanU, Mnccnl
llueterra and hit HghtliK Llona, Pauton'i Zouavet lotrelher with JOO Circus Artliti, Covtboyi. Cow.
ulil.. Coitacka, Indiana, Mailcana, and the grealeat Hunch ol llucklnz'tlorieRldrractereihlblted.
TBREE SHOWS-CIRCUS. TRAINED WILD ANIMAL EXHIBITION AND WILD WEST
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