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Arizona republican., 1912-04-21

WALLS AND CEILINGS when fin ished with sAN-A-COTE are longer lived, more durable, look better, and cost less for up-kccp than with any other finish under the sun.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-21

HOSPITALS. HOTELS. SCHOOLS, OFFICE BTILDIN IS, RE ST. DEVICES. ctc, are being finished with sAN-A-COTE because it is ANITARY-Coutaius no lead or in- furious substances.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-04
GUIDE ROCK.

T.. T.. Burr has been bailing hay this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. &. Smith have new
son born recently.
Mrs. d. Jones entertained the NJ. l.
X, club recently.
Mrs Malssa Hunt is on the sick list.
She is visiting her daughter Mrs. w.
5. Lambert at present.
Eight weeks more of school and the
thirteen seniors are about the busiest
people to he found anywhere.
Mrs. Hannah CARRIER is very poorly
at present. Her many friends hope
she wi ! soon regain her health.
Joseph Gleason came in Sunday even
ing from Munden, Kansas to visit his
parents J. $. Gleason and wife.
Hastings Milner aud wife have been
visiting several days in the country
with their son Harvey Milner and wife.
Rudolph Frey one of the directors of
the state bank here has passed away
The funeral was held Saturday after.
noon.
The Methodist ladies give big East
er bazaar and supper Saturday. They
will have several booths of useful and
fancy things. 1t will be held in the
opera house.
The Il. $. Proudft Lumber Co /.
putting up a fine office building to re
place the old one. They have beer
greatly hindered by the unfavorabl,
weather of the last few weeks.
The Burlington has force of mer
at work at Willow Creek putting il
rip.rap to protect their track. They
are also at work Mt the place neal
Bostwick where No. IA was wrecked.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-04
GARFIELD

The snow is most all gone except a
few b inks.
Omcr Wolfe was hauling his corn to
market last week.
A Smith waded the river aud got u
goose last Thursday.
Guy Barnes was hauling wood from
Smith Bros, Monday.
Grandma Amacll, who has been quite
sick for week, is some better.
Corn sold for 20 cents per bushcl at
the Gilmore sale last wednesday.
Al Smith helped George Coon shell
corn on his south place on Monday.
jay Pope is shucking corn this week
He Is u lucky man to have it to shuck.
Archie Harris and Tart sherman
were baiI'ng hay for Guy Barnes Tues
day.
About all the fellows in Garfield can
do is to wade in the mud AMI hunt
ducks.
Omer Wolfe moved on the other side
OF the river Tuesday on the place he
bought.
clyde Bowen has two new colts at
his place. They are the first ones in
the neighborhood and they are dandies.
Frank Amack and wife returned
from Omaha Friday night where she
went thru with an operation three
weeks ago and is getting along nicely.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-04
No Cause To Doubt
4 Statement Of Facts Backed BY q
StrOnS Guarantee

Wa guarantee immediate and posi-
tive relief To all sufferers from con IT,
patton. In every case whore our
remedy fails to do this we will return
the IN pney paid MS for it. That's II
frank statement of facts, and we want
you to >nb,'au'iatr them at our risk.
R.Nall Orderiirs are eaten Just like
candy, are particularly prompt n.d
any time, day or night; do no, cause
diarrhoea, nausea, gripping, excessive
lposeutsS. or other undesirable effects
They have very mild but positive
action upon the organs with which
they come IN contact, apparently act.
ing as a rcgulative tonic upon the re.
laxed muscular coat of the bowel, thus
overcoming weakness, aud aiding 10
restore the bowels TO more vigorous
and healthy activity.
ReXail Orderlies are unsurpassa b e
aud ideal for the use of children, old
folks ana delicate persons. Wecannot
too highly recommend them to all suf-
ferers from any form of constipation
and its attendant evils. That's why
we back our faith in them with our
promise OF money back IL they do not
give entire satisfaction. Three sizes:
l2 tablets 10 cents. 30 tablets Is cen, S
and so tablets 80 cents. Remember,
You can obtain ReXall Remedies in
Red Cloud only at our store, The
Rexall Store. The II. T. Grice Drng
Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-04
COWLES

Miss Florence Squires Of Hastings is
visiting friends and relatives in Cowles
for a short time.
Mr.. McTaggart and family have
moved into their new residence near
the NJ. Il. church.
Mrs. Faucet was in Blue Hill Mon.
day between trains having some dental
work done.
Earl Paul of Hastings is here visit.
ing his father Uncle Thomas Paul for
short time.
George Overing the County Survey.
or is in Cowles this week making town
lots ont of some of the Blaine land.
Anyone desiring lots can in short
time be satisfied.
i Thompson has commenced
work on his sand pit south of town
lie expects the track to be laid in n
short time.
The ladies of the NJ. f church held
II bazaar and supper at the A O. U ".
hall last Saturday which was well at
tended and well enjoyed 10y those who
did attend.
{. w. Fuller, who has been quite
Sick for II number of days, is able to be
on our streets again
The village board has decided tc
have sidewalk laid from The Rirh,
Place to the B, ~ NJ, depot on tn,
north side of the street.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-04
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The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-04
are unequaled for Quality of Stock,
Durability and Workmanship for
the money.
JOE FOGEL, REQ e-sSa; %1s.-.x-
Why Not Build
A Home This Year

and let 1912 mark the
beginning of your fortune
and a new life? Nothing
on earth gives a family
standing in a community
like the ownership of a
nice, comfortable home.
The spring is a good time
to perfect all the little
details aud we've a good,
big office and lots of time
at your disposal to help
you select a suitable plan
and talk over the kind of
lumber you will need.
Come in and let's figure
it out together.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-04
There's No Place Like Rome."
SAUNDERS BROS.
CONVERSATIONAL Church NstIce.

Easter will be observed Sunday
morning with a special Easter sermon
and special music and the church will
be decorated with flowers. Subject Of
sermon, "The Immortal" SUNDAY
School at 10. The evening service
VIII begin at s The pastor will preach
the second sermon on the book 30
100 Special subject, The Answer 10
God to Jobs Question: Why Do tho
Righteous Suffer-" Mid week service
on Thursday instead of Wednesaov
THIS is the quarterly meeting Of tho
church for the giving of reports from
the officers of the church. The dis
IT., ,r,c' association will also be reported
This is an important meeting ALI ex
Pee'ed and all interested invited. The
nro'herhood meets Tuesday at 3
o'clock. JOHN ] R,yx, ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-04
Florida.

Orange and grape fruit groves, truck,
poultry and general farms in best dis
tries. Agents wanted. Write for
literature.
PENDLEToN LAND COMPANY.
322 First Natl, Bank Bldg.
Lincoln, Nebr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-04
City Treasurer's Statement

April 3, 1912.
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Red Cloud, Nebaska.
Gcntlemcn:-
! submit herewith statement of con-
dition of your treasury covering the
period from March ;, 1912, to April
g. 1922
OCCUPATION FUND.
Amt on hand March s, 1912. s 29S -
Receipts ..................... 90 90
:}ss 5i
Disbursements. s................ 81 40
Balance on hand April 81 1912. $50 II
WATER FuND
Amt on hand March 8, 1912. 2l0 lG
Rcceipts-none
Disbursements ..... .......... 2O1 43
Balance on hand April 3, 1912. 273
WATER Levy FUND
Amt on hand March 3, l9l2... 90 81
Receipts .................... 10 %
l5i e.
Disbursements-none
Balance on hand April 3, 1912. 15i q,
Reg. war. outstanding $i27 60,
GENERAL Fund
Amt on hand March ;. 1879. llI3 81
Receipts s.................. ...... 300 ~
l473 ~
Disbursements. ........ ..... 1860 90
Balan ,e on hand April 3, 1912. Alb 81
Reg. war. outstanding $6G6 10.
ELECTRIC LIGHT FUND
Amt on hand March >, l9l2 Gl9 OF
Receipts. ................... 4'}O 90
Disbursements ............... lUl9 Ol
Balance on hand April 3, 1872. 10 23
:s}S IS
ELECTRIC LIomr LEVY Fund
Amt on hand March S, 1912 60 81
| Receipts .................. 200 90
| 2G0 81
| Disbursements-none
Balance on hand April3 1912 go 81
Reg. war. outstanding sts. 50.
| JUDGMENT FUND
Amt on hand M'ch 5,-l2-none
Receipts ..................... $50 90
Disbursements-none
balance on hand April 3,l9l2.. 45O 90
| FIREMEN's FUND
Aunt on mana MArcn D, lol2... 90 20
No receipts-no disbursements
Balance on April 3, l0l2....... so 20
| RECArITULATION
Occupation Fund ............ 357 IA
Water Fund d.................. 9 10
Water Levy Fund ............ l54 81
General Fund ................ Alb 81
Electric Light Fund. ...... AS rs
Electric Light Levy Fund -. 269 81
Judgment Fund ............. 45O 90
Firemcn's Fund d............... 80 20
|
Total ........ ............... 2036 %
| REGISTERED WARRANTS OUTSTANDING
Water Levy. .................. i2T 10
| r.. u. Levy .................. 6S2 81
| 'cue'tI' oo' ~
| Total .......,. ,.......,......... 1870 5S
: X. FLoRANCE, Treasurer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-04
Band Programme
Evcnlna Of April 12th. at the Red Cloud
Opera Mouse

March. h............ .."Good fellowship
Medley Overture ... Bits Of Remicks
Hits No. 3
aux max
Trombone Solo. ."rhe Witch.
March. ."Comique". Zip Bing
PART II
March. Chicago Tribune :.
Medley Overture. ..Remicks Hits No. 8
Cornet Solo. ."Columbia Fantasia.
"A Vision of SalOme". ".................
Descriptive Fantasia
Vocal Solo. ...... Miss Alpha Longtin
Medley Overture. .Havelands Happy
Hits No. /
Baritone Solo. o.................Se Selected
Star Spangle Banner
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-09
OLYMPIC GAMES.

NJ Stockholm, sweden. Ne Olym-
,lr games are now in progress. As
las been the case in all OF these Great
athletic contests, held since the re-
organization Of lhe pride of ancicn.
Greece, America is winning or
the contests held to date. America
has captured most Of the first
places. With anything like an cv =.
break from now ON the team frum
tie United States will come home
with the crown Of victory
These games prove that manhood
Ia. America is superior to that Of any
other nation It proves that We have
rot lost the Nigor Of our athcrs. In
every contest We are ecprcscntcd, and
IL every ease our boys" are giving
= good account of them elves.
When The king OF Swcd N opened
inc Olympic, every team paraded be-
l"rr the royal box and no cont ingcnt.
rot even the Swedish. received a
louder or longer cheer than did Tn, /"
SANS. This shows in what esteem
We are held by the nations of the
world. Thirty thousand people filed
IN" stadium when the opening cXer-
c.sos took place. This vast thronc
rad an opportunity To view the mch
" all nations rs they marched pas.
the reviewing stands before begin
ling the battle for supremacy. Our
Boys must have created a good inn
preston from the reports sent out.
aside from The mere contests them
selves. the Olympic games are to be
praised. They are of such magnitude,
That all OF the nations are Interested
Thus are the people of the world
brought close together Friendships
are made and acquaintances renewed
This of itself is another way 10 avoid
wars for the future. In .Ancien,
Greece wars were postponed during
the games In the modern world the
sfilling of blood may be- stopped be-
cause of the games. -Iaeksonville
Metropolis.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-09
SOME WAYS OF EARNING MONEY

1t is the exceptional housewife who
Goes not feel at times the need OF a
little more pin money, for children 5
!othes and household expenses leave
Lut little Tor the dainty trifies which
delight the heart OF woman
However, there is a way right at
hand by which the housewife may
aud 10 her allowance, and that is by
her home cooking.
There is always some one thing in
y hich the housekceper cNcels. Per-
,laps she makes light fluffy bread
with delicious brittle crust, or per
paps her cake is marvel OF light
Hess.
Again. it may b. llaky, delicious
riccrust which has aroused the envy
d Other cooks, or perhaps She has in
,cnted Il new way Of making an old
dish.
lut whatever i, j, THAI shr cXccls
Ill. il may he turned into dollars and
cents a. very shert notice il she will
explain 70 her friends hat she is
ready to take il no!A thcm and will
charge a reasonable sum
Many wompn haze tried this mc'l-
"a Of earning pin money. and the re-
sults ar always most satisfying.
Home made jelly is another source
OF income. and the housewife nee!
not live in the country 10 make this
pay. for in season fruit and berries
may be had in large quantities, and
when bought by the crate or bushcl
the price is much less than when
bought in small quantities.
In putting up Jelly the beginner
will find it a wise plan to purchase
the tiny glasses which hold only a
couple of spOonfuls, and in these the
Jelly is carefully sealed and marked
and sent around as samples.
Il each glass is sent around with
little note explaining that this is
sample and the full-sized glassc.,
Mill be supplied 1t so much each and
20 much dozen, it is surprising how
I';ny orders viii come in
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-09
CARRIED OUT INSTRUCTIONS.

In the daily half-hour confidential
talk with his boy an ambitious ia
Their tried 10 give some advice.
BE observing. my son. said the
father on one occasion. Cultivate
ih" habit of seeing. and you will be
Il successful man. Study things and
member them Don't 80 through
The world blindly Learn 10 use your
,rcs EoKs who are obscrvant know
1t great deal more than those who ar
let
Willie listened in silence.
Several days later. when the entire
family. consisting of his mother. auur
and uncle. were present. his father
said.
Well. Willie. have Won kept using
Your eyes as advised you 10 do
Willie nodded. and after mo-
mrnt's hesitation said:
Il have seen a few things about
tie house Uncle Jim's GOT a bottle
oi hair dye hid under his bed. Aunt
dennios got an extra set of teeth in
her dresser. Mas got some curls in
her hat. and pa got pack OF cards
and box Of dice beneath the book
oasc. London Tit-Bits
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-09
FOUR CROPS A YEAR

\ Hurley. of Tildcyillc. raised tra
fops this year. beginning in Osta
her. on an acre Of ground. says III
+" inter Garden Times. FL
i anted lettuce and raised two erol :
which was followed by cukes. then
corn and hay Here i something
10 make the Florida paper that spol. /.
q combining with Maine - MAKE.
" q crops a year hlIsh. Four erous
L, tween October ard Nav is fairlv
only place on the map where it car
good work, and Florida is about the
lie done--IIerald. Punta Gorda
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-09
NOW IS THE TIME
TO COME TO FLORIDA

Now is the lime for homcsoekers
aud investors 10 visit Florida. II Is
nov midSummcr and HE pest time -
Judge conditions llomescekers rates
are now in effect from various points
IN the west and northwest 10 ncarl,
all points OF importance in Florida
Too many people come TO Florida
with an idea that They are going Ia
find "A place where they can live with
l.ttle work and AT comparatively lit
tie expense. They do not appear to
realize that Florida is very large
State and but thinly settled. When
they get here and travel for hours
along the railroads and see miles and
miles of woods or cutovcr land and
few improved places. they become dis
ocuragcd and say hat they have been
deceived and that things have been
misrepresentcd The fact is thcv
allowed their imagination Ia ri, tur,
things quite different from actual
conditions. They had Sven illustra-
lions of orange groves and truck
farms. and there is hardly room for
doubt that the Illustrations were
from actual photographs. but the
scenes shown were in certain locali-
ties where there has been consider
able development
The summer months in Florida
are. as a rule. far more pleasant than
in many other sections OF the o'uu-
try. That is WHY W. insist that this
Is the hest time OF the year IL come -o
Florida and make Il selection of e lo-
.gtion Financial Record
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-09
Must Keep Busy.

With the Florida climate, with the
Florida soil. something growing cv-
cay month in the year. and other op-
lUriunilics. can not We answer these
cl.csliOns. Look how wonderfully
Florida has developed It's greatest
Development is just commencing, sc.
&, her States are just as active as
Florida, so even with our natural add
lantages We must keep busy.
What are We going 70 DO when tn"
timber is all gone? The timber Is
not all gone as yet. rs il disappears
tie cut-ovcr land develops into pro-
t!uclive farms and becomes more val
Ii; Bile than the original timber.
Our phosphate, taken out OF tn
ground and made into fertilizer,
when put back again, rcaps thrccfold
benefit The success of this industry
Is shown by the large phosphate and
fertilizer plants We have in the State.
Florida has already demonstrated
that diversified crops make the farms
more productive Yet. as an intclli-
sent farmer Expresses ii, Il can not
diversity as much as | would like, be.
ausc | do not know how to market
\ crops. II we had an organization
that would assist MS. ii would be OF
untold benefit
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-09
ENGINEER YOUNG TALKS
UPON HOW TO AID FLORIDA
tBy Talmagc c. Young,

Being native of Florida, but since
leaving college having spent most ol
ny time for the past six years in 9th
or States in my work, came in con-
tact with all classes Of people, and
from personal knowledge have seen
Just how well Florida is in the lime
light. While coming to Florida 10
spend the Christmas holidays on on,
O! the numerous Florida Specials,
the conversations in the smoke:
turned to the development OF the d..
fcrent tSates. During a lul. in the
conversation, an Indiana man spok
ID and said: You can say what YOU
Please about her states. but Their"
is only one Florida When ! frs
Ment to Florida five %cars ago | was
the only one lroLi my section OF tn
state but now can walk down the
street ana sp,.k % ms many OF N;
IYdiana nti2hhors in Florida as | d.
i. indiana | really 'an not alfor!
/, spend the Winters in Florida, bu'
got started. my wife likes it anG
tie climate certainly agrees with the
hildrcn Besides, with my Orange
CRAVE beginning to bear, from now on
the trips will he profitable as wei!
a. beneficial Already | have slept
over enough opportunities in Floridr
to be well fixed"
The rest OF the country realizes
the truth Of the statement. There is
L..ly one Florida, but the question
asked about Florida by the best citi-
zcns in other States, not from cur
iosity, but a desire to know, is, can
succeed as well in Florida as ! can
bore?
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-09

Ed l.amhright wouldn't Soto iof
Wilson even after the majority o.
The Florida delegation had seen I'll"
handwriting on the wall and gone
over to the winner We're sorry for
,ou. Ed. but we are afraid We cant
%ive You the Tampa postottcc, de-
81 lie the despatch and intelligence
nth which We know YOU could read
the postcards.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-09

The principal reason why some pcO-
PIE think advertising does not pay is
that SO many advertising schemes are
originated by people who know ali
yomtely nothing about the science or
business of advertising. Often when
an incompetent finds himself out OF
Il job AT his usual occupation, he sets
oGl 10 make some easy money by
working ON the guilclessncss and
rrcdulty of the business men who
can be induced 10 fall for some
utterly worthless advertising project
II is remarkable the number and Va
ricty OF persons who set up in this
| ind of business without moment :
preparation, and with no though;
other than TO separate some one from
his coin. utterly Indifferent as 10 the
victims outcome in the transaction
One wouldn't start out. To tide over
4 period when temporarily ont of 4
Job, to try his hand at doetoring, or
. Icing a lawyer, or breaking into an
ether professions: but the most in
capable person will set mp as an
advertising solicitor. with no ohjcc,
in view save To catch the easy marks.
There is more money spent in foolish
and worthless advertising scheme :
than in legitimate and profitable pub
licity. Merchants and business men
should coniine their advertising To
the well known. established cham
n,ls. which the experience of the
most successful men i'm the country
has demonstrated 10 he the best All
CT these agree that no agency equals
tiat Of the daily newspaper
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-09

When Nou hear a man who ha,
resigned" his position with Il firm
gCins around knocking that firm am
saying things about il that are "a
culated to hurt the business he was
formerly connected with. you can put
Z down that he was canned out
right or read the handwriting in time
TO get out from under the avalanche
Pensacola News.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-09

The TELEGRAM meant one Thing and
stated another yesterday NOT slcA
81. unusual thing for amy 81 g> la de-
When W. stated that Gils hrisi WAS
the first Of The Florida delegates 10
81 over 10 Wilson w had in mind
the Ten who voted for Underwood ma
I'll his name WIS withdrawn. Frank
Mayes and u +. e. GriEcs were Tho
Wilson heroes of the Florida dele
cation
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-09

The dispatches today tell OF great
suffering and many deaths from heat
in Boston. New York. Philadelphia
ana elsewhere. At the same time
down here in South Florida, there Is
TO discomfort from the heat, and 50
tar as death from that cause Is cons
tcrncd. such an occurrence has never
been known in Florida KS We Writ
The thermometer al midday registers
81. but oven if it r"achrd -, as IN
diratcd al tha same inc in Boston,
there would be- Il vast difference III
favor ot Florida, HE heat here hay
INK different quality from that in
higher attitudes, which prevents the
disastrous effects common in The
Forth 1t is hard to make people
rurth ol us believe these things; but
ilry can. at least, take the cNidenc"
If the government weather bureau
which, day after day. during this sea
son, shows Tampa to be cooler than
nearly any city thousand miles
north of it. In Lakeland. moreover
ii is always two or three degrees cool
or than in Tampa owing TO the great
err altitude of this city
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-09
FLORIDA'S WEALTH INCREASED

Ten years ago, for instance. the
wealth of Florida was not half as
great as ii is today. Its population
IS growing rapidly. but its wealth is
il creasing twice as fast as its popu-
l.ltion
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-09

The DON that is annually deposit
cd on the surface of the earth in this
country is equal 10 about five inches
of rain