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Mildredina Hair Remedy

Hair troubles, like many other dis
eases, have been wrongly diagnosed
and altogether misunderstood. The
hair itself is not the thing to be treat
ed, for the reason that it is simply
product of the scalp and wholly depen-
dent upon it's action. The scalp is the
very soil in which the hair is produced.
nurtured and grows, and it alone should
receive the attention ii results are to
be expected. 1t would do no earthly
good to treat the stem of plant with
view of making it grow and become
more beautiful-the soil in which the
plant grows must be attended to.
Therefor, the scalp in which the hair
grows must receive the attention if
you expect it to grow and become more
DesuufH.
Loss of hair is caused by the scalp
drying up, or losing its supply Of mois-'
tuse or nutrinelt: when badness oc-
ours the scalp has simply lost all Of its
nourishment. leaving nothing for the
hair to feed upon Ia plant or tree would
die under similar conditions)
The natural thing to do in either case
is 70 repIenish the soil or scalp AS the
case may be. and your crop will grow
and multiply as nature intended it
should.
MiIdredina Hair Remedy makes the
scalp clean,, healthy and wholesome.
It quickly penetrates the pores and
stimulates the hair glands and scalp
tissues, thereby promoting the grUwth
Of the hair.
Its action is quick and the hair soon
shows the effect of its wonderful clean
sing and stimulating qualities.
One 30 cent bottle is enough to con-
vince you of its great wortn AS u hair
growing and hair beautfying remedy
try it and see for yourself.
Mildredina Hair Remedy is put up in
Soc and $l.00 bottles. Sample bottle
by mail for lOc. If your druggist will
not supply you. we will send you the
s!.W size by mail prepaid on receipt of
price.
Mildredina Specially Co.,
Adv Boston, Mass.
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WORLDS TOUR ON HIS TIPS
Manuel Alvarez, . Waidorf.Astoria
Walter, Has Saved His Money
for Travel.

Waiter No. 1903 at the Hotel Astor.
Manuel Alvarez. has saved his tips
and is about to make tour Of the
world on the proceeds Of that saving.
He will visit every country. he says,
and take eight years to do 1t.
Life Is nothing without knowledge
Is his motto.
Alvarez mentioned the trip tc
guests at dinner recently.
"Why are you taking this trip?" he
was asked.
what for?" Alvarez replied. why.
want 10 see how these other fellows
live. want to see the Trans-Siber!aa
railway. want to see how they mi.e
diamonds In Africa and what the Ger.
man emperor looks like. / want TO zee
the Japanese and Chinese. and how
they live and what they eat. and the
Turks | must see-guch a funny peo-
pie. am Spaniard. Besides Span.
lsh, ! speak French and English. That
Is enough to take me anywhere. Span.
ish and English are spoken In most
parts Of the world and French Is the
international language. But when
get to Germany | am going to stop
awhile and learn German WELL"
won't o.! that cost . lot!" ven.
tured Listener.
WHAT'S tho matter with you!" Al.
ware. demanded. Il have been q walt.
er here, and ! got money. II my money
ever gets low, why can stop awhile
and wcr. and get more TO 60 on with.
But ! got p!cnty. don't you fear
New York Mold.
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Reflection on the Promoters.

Charles p. Abbey. . Chicago attor.
ney. was called upon at q recent ban.
Quet given to lawyers and judges. He
said: Il was recently trying a case
to foreclose Q mortgage given by pro.
moters Of a new insurance company
which had failed. ! had as ono Of my
Witnesses q maA named Kelley who
had made q friend Of yellow dog
while taking a morning walk. Tho
dog followed him to court. and when
tho case was adjourned at noon tho
dog was waiting for Kelley. Tho At.
torney Of the insurance people asked
him II he was trying to steal the dog.
"Kelley thought 4 moment and then
answered blandly: Yes. I'm going to
steal the dog. and donate him to your
clients. They arc capable Of trying 10
start an insurance company on a ysl.
low dog"
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Pieoac Settle

The accounts Of Hurtgen & Hurtgen
have been left with the undersigned
for collection. As the firm s about to
dissolve. it is absolutely necessary that
all open accounts be settled at once.
If you are on their books. it will save
trouble for all concerned to come in
and sec me the first time you are in
town. c. K. Graves
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NOriuE rOa PUBLICATION.

NOTICE TO:t PUBLICATION.
I. r. l.. tpublisher.b Serial G,scJ.
Department OF the Interior.
United States Land oiiec Sterling. Colorado.
September q. 1872
NOTICE is hereby given thst Olga Cohen, IS
signee Of Aaron d. Lewis q Denver. Colorado.
Eho. on May Ctr. lSis. made Desert Land Entry.
No. 4eC-t2s2i. for SWl.i Sec. Is aud NWi-.. Soc.
ton TO- Township 3 n. Range 80 W.. 9Th princi.
Gal Meridian HIS tiled notice Of intention To make
final Proof. to establish clsm to tn. land above
bcforc Clerk Of the District Court. at
Greeley, at Greeley. Colorado on the Els, day of
Noveinbar. 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses.
GrnLt Davis, Of keota. Colorado.
Nathan Cohn. oi Denver. -
Sadie G. Harris, OF 1910
George N. Harris. Of s. e lila
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NOTICE roR PUBLICATION.
Il. r. L. lPubliher.I Ser.a!-lllsse
Department OF the Interior.

". T.. l.. lpulisher.b Ser.a!-lll llsS9
Department. OF the Interior.
United States Lsnd oiiieo Sterling. Colorado.
S.ptoHtel ". lsi2.
NoacE Is hereby l-ivcn that hLrlrn ". Jones.
Of Eeot., Colorado. who On March j,h. 1910. made
Homestead eatry No. nllIss. for SEl-i and Ei.2
SWl-' and NWl-!SWi-i: S'.l-. NWi-!. Soction
5. Township 9 n. GanEv IS W.. 9Th rrirsipal
MeriGian, hrs filed notice Of intention n make
three year pros: to establish claim 10 the land
aboy. described. before United St.tcs Comn.is-
sioncr. 1t ke0tl. Colorado. On ,.Ie 10Th day II
November, 1912.
Claimant names rs witnesses:
Fred AsdhosB. Of keota. Colorado.
Elmer L, Mayors. o. .Is;s l.ayncr g
William u. Sibeit. O. ig-i0
Gustasc Peters. of keo.a, lila
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NOTICE ron PUBLIC iTION.
M.P.L. publisher, Sera!-U5Tos
Department Of the Iutrricr.

Uai:ed Sta,e4 Land Ollca. Stern.. Colorado.
September %. 1917
NoItcE l. hereby gi.on that Jlhn II. EopcIn. Of
Stoncham. Cs!5s .lo vino. on Mnch al.d. 1875.
mGte iiUmott.ad .nIiy. No. t,5z Uj7Js. lot snl-9.
Section 10. Township ~. Ranyc 81 W. 6th Pin
eipsl Meridian. has tiled nCtis. of iA,ention to
make Three YGr proof. to establish claim u the
land above described. tcfor, Eeri-ter and Reecis-
er at Sterling. cu!aado. on the l.,h d,.y Of Lee.
einber 1912.
Claimant names rs witnesses.
Nathan Foster. OF ST .n,ham. C,,9r1.io.
Thomas County. II Msfino.
James Z. Staekhousc. uf Stonehan. e 1917
iaymon Abraham waldo. Of Sterling. '' ll-f
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

NOllSE IOV IluI1SNTION.
MP. l.. lPublisher) Scrial-,cs,,
Department Of the Isterior.
United States Land Office. ut Sterling. Colorado.
September q, 1912.
NoTicE is hereby given that George n. Harris
assignee d joseph ". Howard. of Denver. Colo.
rgido who. on May 9th. i0ps. made Dc.er, Land
entry No. 4Ss-c2si2. for Swi-4 See. 4 and SELL.
Soetirn5 Township s N. Range - w.. 9Th Prin.
cinil Meiidian. ha. filed notice IL intention tn
make Final prof To establish elaim /, the land
above described before Clerk Of the Dis,ric,
Court at Greeley. Colorado. on the 2lst day Of
November 1872.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Grant Davis. Of Keota. Coloraaio.
Nathan Cohn. Of Denver.
Olxn Cohn. of Ia,a
Sadie G. Harris. Of Is III
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NOTICE FOR PU3I.it ALTON.
!. r. l.. IPublishcrl Serial G2S2i

bCUuTtHcut VI Nuc tUtcT"T.
Unit.d States Land Office a, Sterling. Colorado.
September. 2s, 1872.
NoricE is hereby given that Sadie Harris. as-
signee Of Lu.ila L. Lewis, Of Denver. Colorado.
who. on May 9Th, isOs made Deser, Land Entry.
No. s64-02s2i. for El-2 NWi.4 and NEl.l Sec. 6.
and Sl.2 Nwl-i, Section sye. Township N.
Range 90 W.. 9Th Principal Meridian. has iiieJ
tce Of intention to make final Proof. To establish,
claim to the land above described. before Clerk Of
the District Court at Greeley Colorado. on the
list day Of November. 1872
Claimant names Witnesses:
Grant Davis. Of Keota. Colorado.
Nathan CohR. Of Denver.
OlgR Cohn. Of lD-3
George ~. Harris. Of '' Ill
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We shall:now see whether the old
adage will hold good: " if you give the
democratic party enough rope it will
hang itself" The party certainly has
enough rope.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-11-14

Wilson is in the same position that
Taft found himself four years ago. He
will have to choose between the Under.
woods and the Bryans of his party. lf
he can please both and win he will
prove himself the greatest politician of
modern times.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

"uohshcrJ Serial-U2&2o
Department of the Istevis..
United States Land Office at Startling. Colorado.
September l6. 1919.
NOTICE Is hereby given that William c. Bane.
of 1854. Washington ST.. Denver. Colorado who
on May 9Th. 1905. made Desert Land Entry Ies,
No. cas2S for SIG Nwi-a SIG EEI.4 and SEA-,
Section IS. TownshipsN.. Range 50 W.. Sixth
Prineipal Meridian, lss cd notice Of intention u
make Proof Proof to establish claim to the land
above dcscritfd. before The Register and ,ce~,k
or. at Stytua. cssrado. on the 2oth day Of ,Noy.
~
Claimant names a. Witnesses:
Leonard A. jackson. of Keota. Colorado,
William X. Bow,ss. Of Z"
Edwin u. Park. Of Dssver. aN
George Jobhins. of Ksota, :" lO.s,
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Romans betrayed Rome. and repub-
licans betrayed their party. The truth
of the above will be readily admitted
by all republicans, but when it comes
to pointing out the traitors, there is
not the same unanimity of opinion.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
N. =. l.. Publi.her.l S.rial-s0l7
Ecpartrcnt OF the intrrjur.


Department OF the Interior.
United States Land Office n, Sterling. Colorado
September e, 1872.
NoncF l. hereby I,isnn that MiybClle l.. Evans.
Of New tHymcr. Colorado. who. on July sth. 1872
made hoiarSi ~ entry. Nh. GSl;7. for cas-, half
lEi-2i, Section 7. Tuwnship7 ~. Eanse "a W.
6ih principal iier.djan,. .has fled notice oi in,en.
ton tn mfe tbr.e yp..r rroef. 70 establish claim
10 the land above described. t,ipr the Register
and Reecigtr q; the S. Land Office. at Sterling.
Colorado, IN the Eth day II Dcccmler. 1911:
Claimant names ~ witncSscs:
BY Frrnk Moon. Of New l,aymcr. Colorado.
Cooriss ". Gunner. of '' e
Louis Akin. oi g '' lO-3
Lewis 4. mhitticr. Of Sterling. III
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Now that election is over, we can
turn our thoughts for two years to
building up our town and country. 1t
should be great two years for Ray
mcr, and will be if we can get together
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-11-14

Speculation is alreadyjbeing made as
to Wilson, S cabinet. Most papers be-
lieve that Bryan can have any place
that he may wish. 1t is safe to say
that il Mr. Bryan goes into the cabi-
net it will be as Secretary of State or
Attorney General.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-11-14

While the electoral vote for Wilson
will be larger than ever given a presi-
dent, his popular vote is likely to fall
below that of Bryan or Parker
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CREAM! CREAM!

! want your cream and am pay
ing 20 cts per pound for butter
fat. Bring it any time. | will test
ii and pay you the cash. No delay.
Miles Mitchell. New Raymer.
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NoricE ron ruDLICArION.

NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
NJ. P.L. tPublisher) Serial-Gso97.
Department Of the Interior.
United States Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
October q. Ssl2.
NoTicg Ia hereby given that Amos W Jackson.
Of New Raymer. Colorado. who on July 7. 1879.
msds Homestead entry. No. 0sos7. for Southwest
quarter. Section IS. Township N. Ranxs 81 w..
9Th Principal Meridian. has nlcd notice Of inten.
toy to make Final Three Year proof 70 esai'-
llsh claim 70 ths hnd above described. before
Register and Receiver. at Sterling. Colorado. on
the 9th day Of January. 1918.
Claimant names ~ witnesses:
Henry ". Rssd. of New Raymcr. Colorado.
Louis Allen. Of
Edward D. Murphy. Of 1924
lnxebrsxt N. vik, of ii.28
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NOTICE T0u PUBLICATION.
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II. +. l.. tPublish-rD Ser;nl.i .i,s3sss,.
Eroartmcnt of the Interior.
United Su.,CI Land oicc. ct Sterling. Colorado.
September q, !9i2.
NoIIcr Is hsIcby :iEen that hll,a j. Scriycn Of
No.' I.r,yl T. Col rsdo. ,!ha. III hufrus, 5th l9D9
,nade liaicst-ad entry. NJ. GG}3J, for east half.
sseti1a =, Township ~. Hanrc 8 W.. 9Th Prin.
eip"i as,iiln. has filed notice of intention to
make three year prof. to establish CLAIM, to the
land Gbp.e deseribcd. before United States Com.
missioner. al kcot;l. Colorado. on the 18th day of
Nosomter. 1872
Claimant names as Witnesses:
ar. D'lbIt l.. JnnoS. If Ncw Raymcr C,lorado.
ar. James ". Scryen. Of e
Mr.. jess II. Ecsn.o Of lo-s
Mis-. Sadie "A. Sciiyen, Of I.T
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Some people fail to learn even by
bitter experience. We are told that
some parties are now sorry that gave
this section a precinct because of the
heavy democratic vote and the light
vote for Taft. 1t is just that sort of
spirit in the past that in large meas
ure accounts for tho vote this fall.
Public officials are supposed to do those
things which will be for the advantage
and comfort Of the people regardless
of their political views. The Enter
prise man is republican. but there
were enough people in the new precinct
to entitle them % voting place, and
they were just as much entitled to it
whether they belonged to one party or
another.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
I. =. l.. lPublishcfD Seiial-c2e,

NuTlSE IOu PtEttCtTIoN.
N. P.L. lPublishcfI Serial-C2e,0.
Department Of the Interior.
Unitsi States Land ol;iec at Sterliny. Colorado.
September o. 1919.
NoncE is hereby given that John William Gr;l-
ham OF Y, Z. &. BLlg. D>nyor. Colorado. who on
May fth loS mad. Desert Land Eniiy No. 10
c2sJo. for Mp SWl-!. Nwi-! See. and El-2
NEi-.. Section 5. Township ~. Rance % W.
9Th Principal Maridisn. has filed notice Of inton.
ton u make Final prof to csu,blish clnin to tho
land above hsscri5cd before the IL sister and Re.
e,vcr Of the U. s. Land Oliec. at Storiing. Colo
rado. on the llth dny Of December, lols.
Claimant names Us witnesses:
Leonard A. Jackson. Of Kcou,. Colorado
William X. Bowles. of &c
Darius 4. Byrne. Of ia-5
Volta Z. Byrne. Of III
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Ladies' attention

| would be pleased to have the lad
les call and look over my samples Of
dress goods before you tuy elsewhere.
Mrs. c. k. Graves
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The New. York World, the strong
democratic paper of New York City
predicts that history will be kinder to
Taft than the voters were.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-11-14

1t is now proposed that Denver build
the James Peak tunnel which the state
refused to build at the recent election.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-11-14

Hard Times Ahead" announces the
head lines of a daily, but do not be
alarmed 1t was not politics, nor yet
purely finance. The article called at
tention to the probability that those
seeking easy divorce would find the
gates closed at Rene, Neb.
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER IA, 1912.

Some are disposed to call LaFollettea a
traitor, but no man is traitor who
does not betray his own convictions.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-11-14

U. E. Madden of Num-. republican
candidate for the Legislature shows
himself good looser./ ! He admits some
disappointment, but says that he has
conducted clean campaign, while the
generous support Of his neighbors more
than compensate for defeat.
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Entered as second-ciass matter
June 10. 1910. ut the postoffice at
New Raymer. Colorado. under the act
Of March 3. 1879.
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Tell your friends about The In.
tsrpriss..s H..
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Good Job work is the kind We do
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-05-09
Prepare For Big Encampment

Mr.. II. &. Wolf commandant of Gar
field Post No. so OF the q. A. II, has
received notice that the 36th annual
encampment Of the Nebraska depart
ment of the Grand Army and Relief
Corps will be held in Beatrice this
year, May IL, Is and i6.
Extensive preparations have been
made to insure the success of this
meeting. Generals Sicklcs and Black
and Hon. Church Howe and other
notables are on the program, aud the
people of Beatrice are planning to make
the encampment the best ever held by
these patriotic organizations.
The fact that the ranks of the
veterans Of '6l to '65 are rapidly thinn
Ing emphasizes the Importance OF each
gathering Of the uIvivois, and IL iarg,
attendance at this years encanp,nent
at Beatrice is being worked for
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-05-09
Harvey j, Graham

Harvey }. Graham, one Of tho old
residents Of the part of Kansas tribu.
tary to this city, was killed Thursday
morning by accident. Just how he
came to his death is not entirely clear
He was alone. His body was found at
the foot of the windmill tower, from
whSch he had been apparently swep,
off. There was some talk, ut first, OF
suicide, but that explanation has been
given up and public opition has settled
that he was the victim of accident.
The dead man was nearly sixty seven
years old For the past twenty five
years he has made his home with his
brother Frank just across the line In
Kansas. A brother, Hugh, and sister,
Mrs. Hattie A Hamill, of Grand view
Iowa, also survive him. The funeral
services were conducted from the
Mount Hope church aud the bohy was
inferred in the cemetery nearby, Rev.
Hummel otiiciated.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-05-09

The Wolfe Patrol Of the Boy scouts
hiked to Franklin last Thursday so as
to attend the track meet there Friday.
Some unique experiences over,ook
them and slumber in an old musty
meat market at Rivcrton, and the soft
downey mattress Of a cement ridge
intermingled with the pleasant nelo
dious notes Of one OF the scout music.
ians caused Captain Saunde,s to lead
his men over tho hill Into F,ankliH
where peaceful repose awaited them
and for further details ask the mem.
bers of the patrol.
Mrs. Bell Clark Hughes, state organ.
izer Of the p Il. q. Sisterhood, was
present at the regular meeting Of
Chapter Y. May 9th, at the home Of
sister rompkins. Mrs Hughes is quite
II talented reader and gave two or
three readings At the conclusion Of
the chapter work two course lunch
was served. Mrs. Hughes organized u
tHSt IIkUt. NudD.
ter Y being Invited to assist In HE or.
ganization twelve members of this city
accompanied her to Franklin.
II i. Orchard, a former resident Of
the county Is makinga brief visit In
the the city. Mr.. Orchard was for
many years u resident Of Inavalc.
Originally II British sailor. in his youth
he took part in the battles about
Sevastopul in the Crimean war. a few
years ago the old gentleman conclud.
ed to try the bUasted climate of Cali.
fornia and located at Artesia In the
southern part Of that state. While
pleased with his new location, Mr..
Orchard does not claim absolute per.
fection for the Tactic slope, and is
willing To tell the exact truth about
the soil, the climate and social condi-
ditions to anyone who cares to inquire.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-05-09
COWLES
Delayed

j. I. L.cy is building an addition to
his house.
DR.. Boren had phone installed in
his Office Saturday.
Mrs Chas. Francis was in Red Cloud
between trains Monday.
Fuller Il Bennett shipped the bal.
ance Of their sheep Monday.
Mrs. Paul Storey and daughter were
10 Cowles Wednesday visiting
Mr.. Earl Paul WAS in town for few
days this week visiting his father.
Mr.. Jud White and wife autoed to
Red Cloud Saturday for short visit.
Miss Anna Gillian hal friends from
Red Cloud visit her between train
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herrick Of Red Clio, d
Sundayed with Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Ritchey in Cowles.
We are having some fine improve.
mehts In the way Of having II new
sidewalk along the north side of main
street.
Mrs. Greenhalgh came home Tuesday
from Wilson. Kas., where she has been
visiting her sisters for number Of
weeks
The last number OF the lecture
course Thursday night was well at
tended and the audience cer'ti tinly en-.
joyed the address by Mr.. Adems.
Road work is so depressing with our
road supervisor, j. II. Morse that he
had phone installed in his home so
he may receive calls night and day.
Mr.. Geo Wells had the misfortune
Friday of fhaving his foot badly crushed
by the wheel Off wagon He Is gett-
ing along as we'll as could be expected.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-05-09
Farm Leans

There are several reasons for seeing
j. H. Bailey for farm loan and here
they are.
He is sole agent for Trevett Maths
& Baker.
This company is here every day in
the year ready for business and not
here this week and gone next. They
loan OH any farm having the value in
II improved or unimproved. You don't
wait from two to four months for your
money but surely get 1t on the day
called for. They give the best option
in the market.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-05-09
LOcALtTTES
Dig up the daudeliun,?

Dig up the daudeliun.?
See DR.. Cross over State Bank.
FoR SALE old papers at this Office.
g. +. Howard was in Alma Tuesday
Mrs. A. p. Ely left for McCook Satur.
day.
Corn planting is the order Of the
day now.
J. T.. Daley of Reynolds was in town
Saturday.
$. c. Rumbaugh of Beatrice Sunday.
ed in town.
Ed CARRIER and wife spent Sunday in
Guide Rock.
F.P. Collins was down from Frank.
lin Tuesday.
F. A. Baldwin was up from Guide
Rock Tuesday.
Albert Tutyern of Dewitt was in the
city Saturday.
All kinds Of Electrical work done by
MOTndTI DTOS
OK. Jones Of Holmesville was in
town Saturday.
Mrs. $ j. Fair is reported seriously
i'll at her home.
PHI. Woodhether of Hardy was in
the city Tuesday.
Go to p. L. Hansen for your Harness
and Machine Oils.
r. A. Wylie of Hastings returned to
Hastings Tuesday.
A good sewing machine for sale. In.
quire at this office.
Oscar Sampson Of Harvard spent
Sunday in the city.
Bernard McNeny was in Lawrence
on business Friday.
Miss Florence Kindig is visiting in
Roseland this week.
Col Denny of Guide Rock was OIL
our streets Tuesday.
Agent Foe is able to be out again
after a weeks illness.
J.J. Ranfram of Ayr was in town be-
tween trains Monday.
Connie and Chris Starke returned
from Omaha Saturday.
A.. Haley has let a contract for a
new modern residence. II
Rev. Tompkins was 10 Prosser Mon
day attending q funeral.
Mrs. j. L. Grimes is in the city visit,
ing her son Ned Grimes.
CT. Rhoades of Hastings was In
town the first of the week.
H. B. Thomas Of Shickley was in
t,wn on business Tuesday.
Jerome Denton Of Chester was in
town on business Monday.
Jerome Wright OF Hebron was in
town the first Of the week.
The High School Base Ball team
plays at Guide Rock Friday.
j. w. Guthrie ofAlliance spent Sun
day in town visiting friends.
Charley Metz was up from Guide
Rock Sunday visiting friends.
Go to the Puritan Cafe, Sunday fol
your chicken dinner, price 35c.
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B. 6 N. Time Table
EAST HOUND

No. li-rhrough train. de arts ...... 900 n. m
No. l6-Local passenger " ........ g:s5 a. IN
No. INSTRUMENTATION North ex. g.
cept Monday and We'd. departs 1870 y. M.
No. 10 mediation North ....
Monday ard Wednesday departs 1880 4. IN.
WEST BOUND
No. .l3-Through train, departs .. 6:25 a. m.
No. io-Local passenger s. $50 u. M.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-05-09

Doesn't make any diff
erence what it is or how it is
labeled the fact that it comes out
Of our Store is sufficient guarantee
as to its quality. We stand be-
hind it.