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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF
Rd Cloud, NebraaWo.
FUBL1SUKD EVERY THURSDAY
Entered In the ronloltlce nt Keel Cloud, Noli
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TUB ONLY DKMOCHATIC I'AI'KK IN
WKI1BTK11 COUNTY
Treasurer's Statement
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Mayor and City Council, City Red
Cloud, Neb:
Gentlemen:
I submit statement covet
ing receipts and llHlnirrvtiteiit8 of my
nice for the period from April 25, lblG,
to June G, 1110
Occupation Fund
Amount on hand April 25, 'lit 8 13(1 81
Jtccipts ll'i 00
Ualancc 8 ''! Bl
Water Fund
Am'nton hand April 25,o'draftl .121 15
Itecuipts r,H7 01
Italanoe -05 5!)
Water Levy Fund
Balance on hand April 25, '11 221 05
No receipts or disbursements
Ualanco i!2l 1)5
(lencrnl Fund
Amount on hand April 25, M0. $ 'J3H 17
Disbursements 110 r7
Balance 118 ft)
Electric Unlit Fund
Amount on hand April 25, '1(1.5 IK) 28
Receipts 1740(10
I an at
Disbursements "Ill Hit
Balance $ 1223 t!i
Electric Light Levy Fund
lliilnncuon luind April 2r.,'i0.. 27! 15
No receipts or disbursements
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Flretneti'it Fund
Amount on hand April 25, '1(5. .'.!) (In
Recuipts I'' l,()
llalaueo 71 (X)
Recapitulation
Occupation Fund $ fifil 81
Water Fund SO.-i r.u
Wiiter Levy Fund 22 1 05
(lelieinl Mrt 00
Elfdrlu LlKhl Fund 12211 ir.
Hlcuttlo LIkIiI Levy 27! 15
Fliemen's Fund 71 0U
Total 27:i7 HB
No registered warrants outstanding
3 R Floranco, City Treasurer.
1NAVALE
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Dr. T. H. Myers returned Thursday
morning from Denver, Colorado.
Charley Martin left Monday even
ing for Scotts Uluirs.
Miss Grossman la assisting Mrs. C
A. Waldo with her household duties
The O. W. U. M. met with Mis. Earl
Harwell Thursday.
Ray IJurwcll Is carrying mail for
Will Carpenter during his absence.
Mrs. Guy Darker and children went
to Red Cloud Wednesday to attend the
funeral of Will Topham's nephew
Itnllie Crow.
Malilo, Irtnii and Lois Carpenter left
Monday morning for Cowles to spend
u few weeks witli their aunt while
their parents are away.
Wednesday morning, Mrs. Will Tab.
or accompanied Mrs. John Rutledge
to Hastings where she will take medi
cal treatment at the Sanitarium.
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TIRES
GUARANTEED
6500 MILES
Absolutely Punctureproof
Buy yaur tlraa dlraet from our factory and aava from 20 to 30 per cant
' I "HESE TIRES ire twice at thick through the tiead as ordinary make and aie
combination ol the Best Brandt, such aa Goodrich, Goodyear and Firestone.
They are strongly built and raiafotced by a new, tuperioi method, making a finished
product unequaled for hard uiage and pleaiuie purposes. Uied by individual ard
business concerni.
Don't delay but order today and do away with your lire troubles. To introduce
in your territory wa offer the following prices:
303 $8.50 32x3 8.75 30i3K' $10.75
32t3j , 11.50 3U4 14.25 334 i. .16 25
344. 17.25 35x4 17.50 35i4J 22.50
37i4K . 24.50 35i5 25.25 , 37x5 27.50
All other sizes alio furnished. ;
TERMS: Cash with' order. Make remittance by certified check, draft or P. O.
money order. When ordering be sure lo state which clincher, quick detachable
or straight side bead is desired
For five days wa offer five per cent discount where two or more tires are ordered at
on lime.
PIQUA TIRE & RUBBER CO.,
PIQUA, OHIO
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We shall open the store located on East
Fourth Ave., in the Peterson Building
Saturday, June 10
with a full line of fine
Pianos, Talking Machlnea, Guitara, Vlollna,
Etc., and all other Musical AcceaaorUa
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Our lifetime of experience in music
makes us fully qualified to select the
BEST there is in the music line
All Sheet Music 10c per copy, on Satin day
Call and see our Mock before purchasing elsewhere
Music Co
E. FOURTH AVE.
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Our Ads attract attention
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Mr and Mr. Will Carpenter Teft
Monday evening for Omaha where
Mrs, Carpenter will take medical tieat.
ipeiit. ' The Methodist Sunday School visit
ed the Christian Sunday School, Sun
day morning, and enjoyed their Sun
day Sohool also a Children's Day pro
Kintn after Sunday School
Tliu funeral services for little Doris
Uurwell, daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. Hay
Uurwell, was held at the home of her
grandparents, Mr. ami Mrs. Sllus Hnr
well, on Friday, June 'Jnd. Kev. Myers
of lied Cloud pi cached a very ttppro
prlate sermon. The pieent home of
tho parents is nt Powell, Wyoming,
hikI they have the sympathy of this
community.
KANSAS PICKUPS
(I'rom Smith County)
Tlie people of this vicinity are work
ing in their alfalfa.
The corn looks good and has made a
big growth these last warm days
K. K. Spurrier Hnd family spent Sun
dny with Leo Abbott and family.
D. K. Orewell and family visited
with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Mon
ford. Mrs. Emma Scrivner of Red Cloud
spent a portion of last week with her
parents on the farm.
The young people of this vicinity
were very pleasantly entertained at
the home of Karl Miller last Saturday
evening.
Dennis McCartney has returned to
his home after completing the first
year's work in the high school at Smith
Center.
The Misses IjIb May, Kdith Orewell,
Dorthy Crocker, Dulcla Payne and
Ktnlly Million have gone to Smith
Center to attend Normal
Karl Abbott and Melba Spurrier at
tended the high school play at Leban
on, Friday evening. The school clos
ed with n graduating class of nineteen
in number aud the mujority were boys.
Mrs. Hobt. Lannigan entertained the
young ladies of Oriole last Saturday
afternoon in honor of her neice Miss
Mattie Lull who soon leaves for North
Dakota where she expects to make her
future home
To The Pdblic
We have purchased the Millinery
Stock of Mrs. C. W. liarrett and wil.
continue the business in our store.
We will furnish you the latest and
best in its season. We solicit n share
of your trade.
MODEL VARIETY STO'ttE
MiVnnrt Mrs 0. H tftisV '
Dandelion Extermination
A dandelion day fs being observed
b, many towns. The merchants and
public-spirited citizens tt.'e donating
prizes to to given out to the town
children who gather and turn in to a
central commi'.tee the greatest n umbel
f pounds of dandelion plants. The
.results are amazing. Why not tty it
here?
Meat Annual Prices
Th Unite I States Bureau of Crop
Estimates says: Hog prices per 100
pounds averaged to prodiiceis of the
United States 88 21 (in April 15, com
pared with SO Is u year before. Beef
cattle, Sil llll, as compared with ?.V9ii in
11)1:.. Sheep, Sli.Ol, as against S.VtlO a
year ago The total average from
March 1.1th to April lr.th increased t.Il
percent.
Advertised Letter List
The following is the list of uuclaim
ed letters at the post olllce in this city
for the week ending ,liin 8th:
Mildred Coon C. Clark
Win. Hat Held Arthur Martin
Mrs Ellen Wilson A. .1. lVter-on
If not called for before .Mine y.'nd .
they will lie sent to the dead letter
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WORE LOCAIt ITEMS
Mrs C. .1. Pllth and children return
ed to their home nt Saioiiville tho Hist
of the week after spending a few days
here with her sister, Mrs. It F Oat
man. Mrs. May Le Maire has returned to
her home at Huillngton. Iowa, after u
three week's visit with her slsU-r, Mrs.
Itobt Damerall ami brother, t2. L'.
0,'etman,
Miss LaVaughn Moranville returned
to her home at Amherst Satin day
morning and her father, .lames Moian
vllle, returned Monday aftr visiting
with his father, Dr J W. Moranville.
Some people seem to be of the im
pression that all of the desirable scuts
for the Itattle Cry of Peace are already
sold. There are scores of seats left
but we are unable to tell how long
they will last. ndv
Nine young girl frionds surprised
Luclle Robinson in honor of her birth
day Tuesday evonlng. They bad a very
enjoyable time and. part of the even
ing's entertainment was spent in tak
ing in the show at the Tepee.
C. W. Kaley left Friday for Chicauo
to atteud the Republican Nutional
convention and will also visit an aged
uncle at, Culver, Indiana. He also ex
pects to visit at Toronto, Canada, aud
probably attend the Masonic meeting
at Buffalo next month.
On Sunday morning, M. K. Quigley,
foreman of this ofllce, wore a smile
that wouldn't come oft, nil because his
wife. Mrs. Quigley, aud children ar
rived in the city from Denver. They
have gone to housekeeping in the Mrs.
Day residence in the northeast part of
this city.
The Misses Fay Tecl, Mamie Relher,
Blanche McCartney, Bertha Doyle,
(Jrace Sherer, Dessic Taylor and
Messrs. Phil Sherwood, Ernil Polnicky,
Laird Potter and Leonard Uelher who
have been atteudiug the state univer
sity at Lincoln are home to spend the
summer with their folks.
On Monday evening n big debate was
held at the Christian church. The
subject debated was the "League for
the Knforcement of Peace". Messrs.
F., E Maurer, J. S Gilliam and A. D.
Ranney were for the nflirmative and
Messr". F. J. Munday, C. F. Cather
and J. L. llcebe were for the negative.
The debate created considerable inter
est and was well attended and another
one will be held Monday evening.;
Manager Cassil has installed aventl
latiue system In the Orpheum. A
Targe opening has been made through
thb ceiling and roof of, the bulldlug
a'tiu a box. like structure constructed
Oh. the roof, high enough to create a
draft, and thjs arrangement In con
junct. on with the electric fans will
remove all the foul air from the theat
er and make It the coolest place in the
city The interior of tlie theater has
nlso been reieeorated and presents a
very creditable appearance to the eye.
Kansas City Market
Kansas City, June 8.
Cattle .t.VIO, steady at yestei day's
el -e. top HI 70.
Ho's l.'iooo, lo to l.'ic higher, top !U-J,
bulc 9.10, lights I) "JO.
duly corn opened at a shade lower,
0"o, tendency higher, up 1 cent at not n.
July wheat opened :i-S lower, i(7c to
93', tendency higher after opening.
Card 0? Thanks
We take this means of thanking our
many friends and neighbors for their
assistance and kindness shown during
the sickness and death of our beloved
son and brother.
Mr. and Mis. J. W. Crow and Family.
Somber Procession.
Somebody in connection with the
public health exhibition at tho City
club of Chicago has estimated that
tho victims of tuberculosis In Chicago,
If they marched four feet apart, would'
form a procession reaching from Lin
coln pnrk to South Chicago. Facts
llko these uro being used to promote
the battlo .luainst vhthlsb.
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Orpheum, Wed., June 14
Wall Paper, Paints, Oils and
Varnish
PICTURE FRAMING
i Work Guaranteed)
Electrical Goods of all Kinds
Will Wire Your House And
Furnish You the Fixtures
E. S. GaLrber
THE ALARM is n .Ireiulful tliiiiR
OF" FIRE fur the man without
insurance. Evory time lu' sees the
engines racing alone Ins heait comes
up in Ins throat it the tiro is anywhere
near his place. What folly, what mis
taken cci'itoiuy.
THE COST OF is so small that It
INSURANCE need hardly be
e uisidercd. The freedom from worry
alone is worth It many times over
Have us insure you to-day.
O. C. TEEL,
Reliable Insurance.
The Balance of Our Stock of
Spring and Summer
Coats and Suits
Will Be Sold at
20 DISCOUNT
Friday-Saturday-Monday
June 9, 10 and 12, 1916
All Our $25 r O A All Our $20 tf 4
Garments . . . . 41 CU Garments . . . . J ID
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All Our $10
Garments
$8
All Our $5 Q
Garments . . . p 3'
THE MINER BROS. CO.
GENERAL MERCHANTS
WE HAVE NEW GOODS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
A Mighty Safe Place To Trade
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FOR'
Saturday
JUNE 10
ALL SUMMER
DRESS GOODS
20 OFF
This otter is for CASH ONLY '
No chips accepted on this offer
Mrs. Barbara Phares
Agent for Warner, Bros. Corsets
Butterick Patterns
Owing to inclement weather will continue
this sale, Saturday, June 1 0 One day only
ANNOUNCEMENT
TO AUTOMOBILE OWNERS
We have installed an Electric
Tire Vulcanizer and are now
prepared to repair your tires in
a first-class manner. CGive us
a trial. All work guaranteed.
HAVEL & CORNER
Agents for Buick and Ford Autos
WE WILL APPRECIATE A SHARE OF YOUR
COAL ORDERS
PLATT & FREES
Quality Job Printing at Right Prices
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