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After the winter's snow and storm
you had better look at THAT ROOF
Patching it up at once saves many a dollar in re-plastering
and re-decorating. Our'shingles are the best money
can buy. Let us send over a few bundles at once.
All kinds of building material here to select from.
MALONB-GBLLATLY CO.
"TALK WITH US ABOUT LUMBER"
SPECIAL C A T F
Closing Out LJ-"-J
For the next Thirty Days we will offer
1 Prachman Player Piano tQ7C
Regular Price on this Piano was $550 Y"
1 Drachman Piano 4J99C
Regular Price on this Piano $300 Ptl
1 Packard Piano tQftft
The Regular Price
1 Jesse French Piano
Regular Price on this Piano was $350
These are all Strictly HIGH GRADE NEW PIANOS
All other Musical Merchandise Violins. Guitars, Man
dolins, etc., at price. Also Pictures and Art Goods at
Yi price. Must sell in the next 30 days as we are going
out of business. If you want a real bargain, come in.
Ono Good Second Hand ork'11" '-
THE MUSIC SHOP
LEROY MUSIC CO.
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THAT ROOF
NEEDS
RE-SHINGLING
was $400 KVV
$250
Red Cloud, Neb.
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RED CLOUD, X 15 HI?, ASK A. KI3KRUAKY L'2, IJM7.
Miss Mabel Buckles Weds
Mi.s Mabel Buckles, daughter of Mr.
mid Mrs. .Initios Buckles, ono of tlio
prosperous and wi'll known families
i oi ling north ol this city, was united
iii marriage to Mr. W. I,. Larson, of
I' fir, tl u llisl of last week.
Tin1 bride is one of lli popular and
charming young ladies of this vicinity.
During the time she at tended school
in this elty she won the friendship and
admiration of instructors and follow
students, alike. Later she attended
Kearney Normal, after wards devoting
hortiine to teaching sehool, having
been an instructor in one of the rural
schools, near Potter, for several terms.
While wo are not personally ac
quainted with the groom, we jndgo
that ho is u young man of pleasing
personalities mid possesses a large cir
cle of friends. Ho is engaged in the
retail drug business at Potior and also
conducts a Music Store at Sidney.
After an extended honeymoon spent
in Denver and othercities of the tn'oiiu
tain states they will be at homo to
their many friends in Sidney, where
the Kroom is erecting a modern resi
dence. University Week Program
to be Given at Red Cloud
Saturday, March .list
Concert Univorsity Band
Monday, April 2nd
Play "Alias Jimmy Valentino"
Ily University Plnyors
Tuesday, April Jlrd
Concert University Gloo Club
Wednesday, April 'lth, the big number
Program By Road Show as. follows
Motion pictures of University Life,
Lincoln Pageant, and the Nebraska
Oregon foot ball trip; Musical act
composed of n whistler, iolln and
ilute; A ui'ilo quartet; Tuiiiblingand
horizontal bar act; Musical comedy
skotch; Cornet, piano duet and solos;
Dramatic sketch; Soloutilio novelty
act.
Thursday, April .'th
Illustrated loqture.. "Central America"
Prof. Frank E. Sohramn
The following wa3 taken from a 1910
issue of a Seward paper under the cap
tion of "University Week a Grand Suc
cess": "The state university attractions,
which have been with us the past week
at tho Y. M. C. A. have proven .very
popular and are considered much
stronger than those of last year. The
entertainments are verified and flvo
in number and are sent out with the
Idea of bringing tho life and activities
of the university in closer touch with
the people of the communities where
the attractions appear. Only five
other towns than Seward secure the
entertainments and thoy wore brought
here under tho auspices of tho Univor
sity club of this county.
Soward people havo been very kind
and generous in entertaining tho stud
outs who make up the companies and
thero have been many more homes opon
than the requirements called for.
"On Friday evening the Cadot band
under direction of Prof. (J. II Cornell
opened tho week's attractions. There
arc about 00 musicians in theorgantya
tion and their music is verv trood.
One of tho number, LeRoy Melslngor,
is au accomplished pianist and Is tho
composer of the selection. "Kninht of
tho Nymphe," played by the band.
"On Saturday evening the Inclement
weather kept many from hearing tho
debate botwoon two debating teams of
the university. The subleot of discus..
slon was "Resolved, That the United
States Should Immediately and Sub.
stantially Increase Its Armament (Ar
mament Being Taken to Mean Both
Forces and Equipment) " Tho debate
was very good und whs won by the af
firmative. Tho University Players hold tho
boards on Monday evening, presenting
a vory clover comedy in'four acts,
"Bollevo Me, Xaetlppe."
Miss Sadie Trampe returned homo
Wednesday from a visit at Grand Is
land and Kearney.
Fifty - two Weeks Each Year For St. 50.
Gets $87.50 for One Hog
X" doubt you have often hi on com
pelled to listen to your friends big llsh
stories but it is not llsh this time, its
pork and this is no story. Mr. K. (
Kali u'siditig in Smith county brought
an s.'ii pound hog to this town and sold
tho miiiiu to Delailey Pros., local live
s'ocU buyers and received iSl r.o for
t'ie critter, on Saturday. We tiro of
tho opinion that at tho present time
there is no other line of business that
is paying as large a dividend, for tho
amount invested than is the hog busi
ness Go-to-School-Day March 1
March 1st has been sot aside as (5o.
To-Seliool.Dav in Webster County. '
Till, Iwwit.ln if .i.w.lt 1t..t..t... 1 i. . I
-.. ,v..r.v ... viiv.il iiimriuk lilts llivieil
to vi-it school on that day. As March
1 is the Semi-centennial of Nebraska
it should be made tt big event to Ne-.
braskans. The schools are making a'
special study of Nebraska history and
geography this year. The keynote Tor !
Part 3 of tho (io-To School-Day pro
gram will he state and national patriot
ism. It should be the culmination of
the past month's work in teaching good
citizenship Each sohool Is expected
to hoist tho American King on a Hag
pole in front of the school house on
March 1. Part 1 of the program will
demonstrate some of tho phases of tho
regular school work. The pupils
teachers and county superintendent
iu'ite you to join in celebrating Ne
braska Semi Centennial on Go-To-
School-Day, March I.
Death Calls Two Citizens
doii.v W. Peoo
Another or our pioneer citizens has
answered the final summons, as on
Tuesday evening death called John W.
I'i'Kgi gcd 7.'1 years, 8 months and '2.-.
days.
About four mouths ago he was taken
to tho homo of his son, Ben, who re
sides west of this city in order that he
might receive tho euro and attention
of tlioso near and dear to him. He
w:iB alllicted with Brights disease, the
same having rendered him bedfast for
the past fourtttou weeks.
Mr. Pegg was born in Frankfort,
Indiana, May 35, 1813. He came to Ne
braska June 10, 187?, whore ho has
since made his home.
The deceased is survived .by one
sister aud'onc brother, residing In
Frankfort, Indiana, five sons, Hon,
Idoyd, Ed, and Will of this city and
Jack of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma,
three daughters, Mrs Ruth Jensen, of
this city, Mrs. Mabel Thomas of Sut
ton and Mrs. Uattio Martin of River
ton. Kov. G. W. Hummel will conduct tho
funoralserviees on Friday afternoon,
lit 3 o'clock from tho Methodist church
and Interment will bo mado in tho
Ued Cloud Comotory
Svi.vi:sri:n N. Ludlow
On Saturday occurred tho death of
Sylvoster N. Ludlow, at his homo in
the First Ward. He had been in poor
health for some tlmo past and was 78
yours of age at tho tlmo of his doath
Mr. Ludlow was born in Ohio, Aug
ust 8, 1838, coming to this county in
1872, and was a rosident of tho county
over since. Ho served with tho Union
army during the civil war.
Ho is survived by his wife, four sons,
Herb, of this city, Percy of California,
Chnrles of McCook, and Henry of Ok
lahoma City, Oklahoma, three daugh
ters, Mrs. Beech Robertson, Mrs. Bert
Hatfield and Miss Lena, all of this city,
and one brother, Charles, residing
north of Rod Cloud.
Funeral services were conducted on
Monday aftornoon, at 3 o'clock, from
tho Christian church and interment
was made in the Red Cloud Cemetory.
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Havel &, Buzzard, tho nonular rnrmlr
men, havo taken tho agency for' tho
Elcar automobile Thoy have ono on '
display at tholr garage and if you aro
contemplating buying a car you should
6cc them,
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GOLD IS GOLD!
SIVER IS SILVER!
PLATED WARE IS PLATED WARE, AND EVERYTHING IN OUR
STORE IS JUST EXACTLY WHAT WE SAY IT IS.
DON'T YOU WANT TO BUY YOUR JEWELRY FROM THE STORE
YOU CAN TRUST.
WE REFER THOSE WHO HAVE NOT BOUGHT OUR JEWELRY
AND SILVERWARE TO THOSE WHO HAVE.
. WE MAKE "QUALITY" RIGHT: THEN THE PRICE RIGHT.
E3. H. NEWHOUSE
Jowolor and Optometrist
3TC B. & Q. Watch Inspector
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AXSPRING STYLES
Launching ' 'the new1' in
Ladies Spring Coats
Ladies Spring Suits
Ncxv weaves appearall splendidly
adapted to the new lines Gabardines
Poplins, fine Serges still hold their
own and will be much in evidence
this coming spring.
lltij genetn pocket, lanje collar, not el
button, fancy itltchlmj, lot pleat and
belt atlil nectuary ttyle (ouehti to thl
beautiful collection of Coat and Hud.
R. P. WEESNER & CO.
Red Cloud Miner Bldg. Nebraska
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Chiropractor
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Bell Red 101
Phones
Farm Loans
I can mako you a farm loan at low
est interest and best terms to bo had
in tho state. Ploaso write me, or oall
for mo at State Bank Red Cloud. 0. P
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