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C. E. Eldredgo was lb Lincoln Tues
day. Father Fitzgerald wns in Superior
Sunday.
Hugh Robinson of Blue mil, was in
ilio city Tuesday.
Mrs. L. H. Vlncklcdge wns a Hast
ngs passenger Tuesday.
Lloyd Barker is spending a few days
with relatives at Inavalo:
Eyes tested, glasses fitted. J. 0.
Mitchell, the Jeweler.
J. L. Ashmore of Tllndcn, transacted
business here on Wednesday.
Miss Beatrice McKelghan went to
Guido Roclc Wednesday morning.
Good meals good service mode rat
prices Powell & Pope's cafe.
Oliver Huzzard of Guide Rock, tran.
aactcd business in Red Cloud Wednes
day. Mrs. Clydo Wickwiro and Mr!. Wm.
Tabor of- Inavale, were m the city
Tuesday.
Ed Pulsipher returned Saturday
from a trip through the western part
of the state.
Mrs. Guy Zciglcr oi Lincoln, ar
rived in the city Sunday and will visit
with relatives and friends here.
3 cars of Maltland lump coal on the
road here in a few days. Let us have
your order now. A. K. Wilson, 9-2
"E. J. Peterson of Catherton, director
of the Rig Chief Oil and Gas Company,
transacted business in this city Tues
day. FOR SALE International 1 II. 1
horizontal gas engine in good running
order. See C. T. Dickenson, Red
Cloud. 10-i
Mrs. N. 1). Bush of Red Cloud, visit
ed her sister,' Mrs. John Marshall and
family, the last of the week. McCook
Gazette. MK72JV t
For Sale 100 acres of pasture Jand.
1 1-2 miles west and 3 miles "north 'of
Inavale. Nebraska. Fenced, tank and
wind mill. Terms, S50.00 anacre vAr
least one half down, balance with good
security .Mrs. Wm. Ihons. t' f (
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Farm Loans
Private money at lowest interest
No delay, money here. All papors
kept here and payable at homo bank
I also make regular company loans on
best terms to be had. Call for nro at
State Bank. C. F. Cathor. tf
You Don't Think
Germany Is Goming
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What Would Happen if the Allies
Were Overcome in the Soring Drive
GERMAN SOLDIERS WOULD BE OVER HERE-
That Is What Would Happen
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Your duty, as an American citizen, is plain, definite and impera
tive. .Your sons and your neighbors' sons are going abroad to fight
for their couuntry, their flag, their homes and for YOU,
They cannot fight without food, shoes, clothes, bread and bullets.
The Government looks to you for the money to buy these things.
Your duty is to lend this money.
It is more than DUTY more than PATRIOTISM it is a privi
lege to buy.
The money you pay for them will help win the war help keep
our soldiers fed, clothed, armed and protected help keep your country
safe for Democracy. x .
Tho United States Government guarantees to pay your money
back. It pays you interest on your money, 4 per cent, Compounded
quarterly.
This Space Donated by
Cowden-Kaley Clothing Co.
Engineer Matk Scott spent Sunday
in McCook.
Frank Pierce of Riverton, wns in the
city Tuesday.
Roy Palmer of Inavale, was in tho
city Tuesdry.
Win. "Rcovc$ was up from Outdo
Rock Saturday.
'Mrs. R. L. Cummlngs of Illvortou, is
n the oity today.
"Bub" Bines wont, to Ecklc'y, Colo
rado, Saturday.
Chas. Boksion went to Lebanon,
Kansas, Friday.
J. W. Auld made a business trip to
Guide Rock today.
Geo. Atkins departed for Sefdon,
KansaB, Tuesday morning.
Harry Reg ester moved, onto the W.
R. Koontz farm this week.
"Tanlac" tho great stomach tonic is
sold by Cottiog, the druggist.
FOR SALE Few docn laying pul
lets. Inquire nt L L. Yost's.
Bt-eakmn Cyamcr, of the Hastings
Bed Cloud lino b on the sick list.
Attorney Austin of Blue Hill is in
the city this week attending court.
"Barney" Sutton visited relatives in
and near Inavale Snturday and Sun
day. Grant Turner made a business trip
to Lincoln aud,St Joo the first of the
week.
J. II. Bailey left Tuesday morning
for Omaha, on business nnd to visit
Ids sous, W. R. and G. L. Bailey.
Cotting sells Sal-Vet-Hess's Stock
Food and International Stock Food.,
Any ouo will help your stock just now.
3 cars or Maltland lump coal on tho
road here in a few days Lot us havo
your order now.TA. K. Wn.ON. 0-2
The aged father of Geo. J. Warren
arrived in tho city thU week
from Beatrice, and will make his homo
hero for a time.
Buy Land atStratton, Colorado See
Rose Brothers of Blue Hill, Nebraska
or go to Jos. A. Collins, Stratton, Colo
rado. 3 12t Rose Bros
MrH. Frlsbie of Lester, visited her
sister, Mrs. John Garber, the latter,
part of the week, returning home
Monday morning.
Geo. HofTelbowcr, one of our prosper
ous and up-to-date farmers, purchased
a gas tractor from Pope Bros. De
livery of the same was made Thursday
of last week.
Ur..n,-.i Williamson stonncd off in
RedCloud a few daysthjs week and
visited his brother, W. B. Smith. He
was enroute'from lyousas tro Den
ver his home,' leaving' here'jMoilday
ni. l'n,i, Mlnnln At fin flllbicct at the
jOrplieuny f or this v6efc wjljf Vp, -"Is
this a Capitalist's varv" xuo speuKen,
orB as follow': ' Thursday, night, Rov
Beebc; Friday night, Attorney Gilham:
Saturday night, Rev. Drullner.
Dr. Damerell nnd Editor Edson were
in Blue Hill Monday attending n meet
ing of the County Council of Defence.
Plans were formed for tho perfection
of the organization. Short speeches
were made by F. A. Good, W. D. Edson
and others.
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STAMP NT TIE VII
WAI SMMS STAMPS
District Court Notei
District court convened Monday
morning, March 11th, with Judge U.S.
Dnngan on tho bench and Dorsey
Balrd, court reporter.
Motions, demurrers and equity Blat
ters have been disposed of and the fol
lowing oases set down for trial io, the
Jury next week. , ,t ,,
State of Mbr.,
cony, 11 a. Ax March ,18 yoi hut
Watklns Remedy Company vs'Camp
bell, suit on note, March 10th.
Wiley vs Lookwood, replevin, March
20th.
Randall vs Kellogg, suit on contract,
March 20th.
Gruben vs Vavrlckn, appeal, March
21st.
Arnold vs Waller, appeal, March 21st
May vs Waullo, slander, March 22nd
Arends vsBostoo, March loth.
State vs Walter Thomas, larceny,
March 2Sud.
Tho jury Is called for next Monday,
March 18th and tho first case to bo
tried will bo State vs Perry, charged
with tho larceny of sheep from the
farm of It. W. Koontz.
B. F. Mizer Retires
Mr. S. R. Flornncc, cashier of tho
Webster County Bank of this city, in
forms us that a change has boon made
iu the porsonncl of tho management
of that institution. Mr. B. F. Mizer,
former president, has disposed of his
interests in the bank and will devote
Ills' time to looking after his realty
holdings in Colorado.
During the time Mr. Floranco has
been connected with this bank he has
demonstrated his ability as a financier
and this combined with his affability
has won for him a host of friends In
both business and social circles. Now
that Mr. Floranco has entire charge
of the bank we predict a bright future
for it.
Attention -Farmers
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The meeting bf the executive com
mittee of tlie Webster County Farm
Bureau, which was - to have been held
at Cowles, on last Saturday, was post
poned, owing to weather conditions,
und will be held in this city on Satur
day, March 23rd, at, ,"10 o'clock. As
sqfilclcnt evidence ofj the qualifications
of Mr. Henry Fouch, who has been se
lected as County Agent, have been
secured, theconjract with this gentle
man will be closed." u
A general meeting of all the farm
ers of tho county will be held in the
afternoon, commenoing at two o'olock.
Itls requested that every farmer will
be present at the meeting.
Advertised Letter List
The following is the list of unclaim
ed letters at the post office In this city
for the week ending Mar. 13, 1018:
Doris Browning
Maggie Francis (2)
Ben Keigel
Mrs. E. Johnson
Mrs. Quintilla Llntner
W. G. Moser
W. R. Oliver
It. M. Snyder T
Mrs. C A. Sparling
Miss Astrld Stav '
Orlo Williams
If not called for before Mar. 28, 1018
they will be sent to the dead letter
office.
II. O tacTriOX, P.M.
ThftFAIK3AT HOME EXPECT YOU
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Corn
Is not no experiment
it is a thoroughly tried
and proven DESTROYER
ol RATS end NICE.
When dead they leave no
odors as they are mummified.
Sold and guaranteed by
Chas. L. Cotting
The Druggist .
Junior Red Cross
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Evory school should have n Junior
KfnX CrO!. In this way ovory child
Is given a direct and personal lutorest
in winning tl)o war. A school bocomes
a Junior Red Cross Auxiliary by rais
ing nn amount equal to 25o per pupil
or by-pledging service, I. c , ottering to
do cortain things that will bo accepta
ble) to tho Chnptor School Committee,
BUch as making hospital garments,
(shirts, pillow oases), comforts, (scrap
books, comfort kits), woodwork, (boxes
forpaoking, knitting needles, frames
for surgloal dressings), etc.
Membership In.the Junior Had Cross
is not obtainable directly by the in
dividual, but through group or unit
memberships. This means that when
a school: is enrolled as an Auxiliary,
such enrollment automatically makes
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Card of Thanks
To the kind friends and neighbors
who so willingly assisted us during the
sickness and death of 'our beloved
father and who by kind words and
acts endeavored to losson our sorrow,
wu extend our. thanks.
Mns. Job MuCm:m.an.
MllH. FnANK Sl.AllKV.
la.w11knoe dovle.
Jamks Doylk.
Mii.ks Doyi.e.
John Doyi.k.
Jok Doyi.k.
Congregational Church Notes
At the Congregational church Sun
day morning Uov. O. W. Mitchell of
Franklin, gavu an Interesting report
of the Convention recently held in
Omaha. The pastor, Mrs. Mitchell,
icceivcd two members into tho church
otic by letter and one on confession.
Sorvlccs at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning as usual.
Sunday School at 10 a. in. In tho even
ing a 'union sorvico with the Baptists-
James McLaughlin, a former Rod
Cloud citizen, was taken into custody
by Deputy Sheriff Boner, wh'o on Tues
day tn&rning took the gentleman to
Hastings, where he was turned over to
an officer from Grand Island. Mc
Laughlin 1b reported to be connected
with an automobile deal which did not
exactly 'measuro up to the standards
of the law. To date we have not learn
ed the outcome of the case.
Friday .afternoon, March 2nd is the
time set aside for the War- Savings
Stamp drive. School will be dismissed
at 2:00 o'clock iu the afternoon, anii it
is tue,94KYrl every person in the uis-1
trict totbbe present at the meeting!'
Tho school board members are respon
sible fov' conducting these meetings
and securing subscriptions. The teach
er is responsible for co-operation with
the school board and aiding them in
making asuccess of the meeting.
On Friday of last week Sherlft Huf
fer was called' to Guide Rock to take
ohanre of Oliver Anderson, who had
shown signs of insanity. Anderson
had bee,p, iuakui; his homo at the
Reeves Hotel nt that 'place and had
been acting in a rather strange innn
ner for several days. Ho was brought
to this city to await the action of the
authorities of Jewell county, Kansa,
he being a a native of that county.
Mr. C. B. Steward of district number
.31 offers a thoroughbred pig to tho
child raising the best pig in tho Pig
Club work of that dlntrlot. Isn't there
a man in ovory district that will glvo
a premium for some project of this
kind? It is a big encouragement to
the childieu and teacher. Just send
the teaohei-word if you have premiums
to offer. The projects open to boys
and girls between ten and eighteen
years of age are corn growing, pig
raising, gardening, calf raibslng, chick
en raising, potato growing, sowing and
war. bread making.
Wanted A Good Location
Wo are advised that a 7,000,000
corporation is planning to open a
branch office in this cily, hut that the
outcomo depends upon tho finding of
the right kind of a man to tako charge
of it.
"Yes, it is true,' said Ray C. Wag
ner of Omaha, secretary-treasurer of
the company. "Wo havo analyzed tho
situation in this county as well as in
neighboring counties and find them to
bo among tho most prosperous in tho
state, to say nothiing of the enormous
amount of accumulated Wealth.
"Wo havo decided to placo a general
agent in your city provided wo can
find a good man whoso business record
shows Mm to be competent to tako
chargo of a corps of producers and
buildup a' good business. There arc
such men in the business who merit
promotion and who wish to connect
with a prosperous, progressive com
pany, such as the Bankers' Reserve
Life of Omaha, which deals fairly
'with everybody and sells guaranteed
lQycoat policies. Wo did an enormous
business lust year," said Mr. Wagner,
"and plah big things for 1918. Wo
offer extraordinary inducements to
good men and should like to hear from
any man in yoqrUity and county who
wishes to better .hfo situation in a bus
iness .way." 2 1 mVWri'JXfr . .
CONSERVE
By Buying the Best Goods
Which are Always the Cheapest
Chase & Sanborn
Iten Crackers and Cookies
W. Chase & Son Chocolates f
Sun Kist Dried Fruits
Iron Clad Hosiery
Henderson Corsets
Corticelli Silks
J. P, Coats Thread
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The Best Goods are
You will Find Them at
M A. Albright's
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the moa "compltewe "have
ever offered :mprade
You will fin3lhe very latest designs,
4 the best material possible to obtain.
We extend you an invitation to call
and inspect this exhibition enjoy
the excellent workmanship and' the'
advanced ideas in artistic furniture
and home furnishings.
ROY SATTLEY
Lincoln Telephone
and Telegraph Co.
THE TELEPHONE
BUILDS BUSINESS
"The first requisite for doing business
is to be able to get a customer. The
more customers you can readily get
at the more business you can do."
As it is "the mind that does business"
and the "the telephone gives the mind
wings" you can do more business by
telephone than any other way, because
you can reach more customers and
you reach them in a personal, voice-
to-voice manner, that build business.
Do you make full use of the
Telephone
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