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M pure goods c'k'aiillness'.wiul sanitation are our bobbles. : : : :
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I carry a coir-etc line of strictly fresh Groceries,
and my prices are such that it will pay you to do
your buying in this line of us Only the first-class
brands of canned and package goods carried.
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House and Barn
Moving
Lincoln Letter
interests today have flielr pi'i fi ril
eaniBdatc for (!ovornor in the pewm
of .Mr. Dalilnian, wlui is commended
lor his courage by Mr. Ilryan. ninl who
stands for a wide open boo.o policy.
The liquor interests were heartily in
favor of the repeal of the law prohibit
ing the establishment of a saloon with
in a certain distance of Kurt Crook.
They secured the passage of a bill re
pealing that law, but despite their
every mlluoneo and all the pressure
they could bring to bear, Ciovernor
Shnllenberger vetoed the bill and
there are no saloons at Fort Crook.
If ever the liquor Interests exerted
themselves to prevent a bill from be
coming a law they exerted thenisclvf-s
to prevent a bill from becoming a law
they exerted themselves to secure the
veto of the eight o'clock closing law.
Governor Shnllenbeigcr signed that
bill despite the frenzied protests of
tlie liquor interests. The liquor in
tetests were opposed to the law for
bidding the drinking of intoxicants
on the trains, yet Governor Shnllen
berger signed that bill also. The only
progressive- Honor legislation in Nc-
biaskain twenty years was unacted
b.v a democratic legislatute in Ne
braska and approved by a democratic
governor. Yet despite these plain
proofs that Governor Hlmllcuberger is
in no way tied up with the liquor in
terests, Mr. Urjiin charges the con
trary by inference if not by direct
language.
Read what other people have to say about
ohn Barkley's work.
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liLADBN, NHH., .IUNK 10
.lohu Uarkley of lied Cloud, who
moved mv residence done his vvwrk
well without exception plasturing
is sound and is without doubt a
good job Will say any one wish
ing this kind of work done, can
make no mistake employing him
Yours truly,
Fni:i Wi:uni:u.
BLADEN', NKIJ., JUNK II. 1010
.John Burkloy who moved my icsl
denco a few week's a ago, dona his
work well and quickly and put it in
good shape, not injuring it at all
except a small amount of plaster that
came loose, and this is not any moro
than expected as it was tho old lime
plaster and had been on for 20 yours.
U.S. Piiki.p.
County Option may or may not be
an issue that political paities -liould
take a dellnite stand upon. That is a
question men of all parties must de
cide for themselves. Hut in view of
ail tho facts it would seem that any
chut gc that Governor Shullenberger Is
in any way allied with the liquor in
terests must fall of its own weight.
tliaii any of the other state. N't bras
ka people keep nhrenst of the t lines
and leuow all sides of nil question1-.
Tin y read and digest everything front
garden planting to politics and can
eonvcise intelligently upon any Mtb
ject of current interest. Hut there is
one thing lacking. As far as political
matters arc concerned our people seem
to be content to solve problems simply
for the pleasure ot reducing a puz.le
to its beginnings and then they stop.
The time lias come to reverse former
ptactices and to take an active parti
in selecting representatives to our
state legislature who win act lor tne,
best interests of tho state regardless'
of political inllucnce. The stay-at-homes
have contented themselves in
tho past with the comforting thought
that tho politicians will control and
the result has been that in most eases
individual nests were feathered and1
the party glorified. I.e-s than one1
tenth of the voting population Hike
any part in the uomiiiutirg ol candi
dates and this is owing largely to the j
fact that it requires the sacrillce of an ,
hourlrom their moors, it is a ie
proiich that so much intelligence
should go lo waste, wo can not ue
truly good citizens unless wo take an
active part in the nil airs of our coun
try. Let every voter pledge himself
right now that lie will .itteiid tho pri
maries and register his judgment.
Let him exercise a little unselfishness
and do a little work for his country.
We would like to see a law passed that
would refuse men front voting at the
general election who did not partici
pate in the election of candidates at
the primary.
HOW MONUMENTS ARE MADE BY
OVERING BROTHERS and CO.,
THE MONUMENT MEN,
red vioua, - - iNeorasKa.
I'oii Hvi.i.: Two typewriters good as
new. one smith I'lemier and one l'cin
iiigtou. Inquire attliis oflk'e.
Swift's Premium
Hams or
Bacons.
FIRE
INSURANCE
POLICY
The 4th Annual Chautauqua will be held in
Red Cloud August 6th te 14th.
Governor Shallenberger has appoint
ed Kev. I. V. Hoaeh of Lincoln to boa
member of the State Normal School
boaid. succeeding II. M. (Jhilds of
York, whose term has expired. Ilev.
Mr. Roach's appointment will bear
date of September 1st., in order to
give the board as now constituted op
portunity to wind up business on hand
with which it is familiar Ilev. Uoach
is pastor of St. Paul's M. K. church in
Lincoln.
Tho coming election reminds us that
an unusual opportunity presents itself
to the unselfish citlonship of Nebras
ka to Insist upon a legislature that
shall bo truly representative. Ne
braska people enjoy the distinction of
having a loss percentage- of illltercy
BEE S LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP
RELIEVES COUGHS AND COLDS
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Fresh and Salt Meats of All Kinds
Wm. Koon
Red Cloud, Nebr.
VOW SALK BY
YOST & BUTLER
Tho 4th Avenue Meat Market
Don't Delay Ordering
a fire insurance policy from us a
single day. File isn't going to
stay away because you are not in
sured. In fact, it seems to pick
out the man foolish enough to bo
without
A FIRE INSURANCE POLICY.
Have us issue you a policy to-day.
Don't hesitate about tho matter.
Tho fire fiend may have your
house down on tho list for a visit
this very night.
MARK WHA Tl SAY
O. C. TEEL,
Reliable Insurance.
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County Treasurer's Semi-Armual Statement.
of the'SSyin Sl,,W ---Hsbursements. and amount remaining on hand at the
KIND OF FUNDS.
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School and University Land.
Slate Consolidated
tounty General
County Bridge
County Poor Farm
County llatlroad Bond
Count v Soldiers' Belief
District lload S
loinntissioner District tl,
District Schools 10
State A pportionment Ill
Fines and Licenses jm
School Bond Iki'
lied Cloud City
Bed Cloud Wider Bond .',l
Bed Cloud Flectrie Light Bond lll
Bed Cloud Klectrle Light Works 17'
Bed Cloud Water Works ih
Bed Cloud Water Works Special! III
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Bod rioud Sidewali:
lllue Hill
Blue Hill Water Bond
Blue 11111 Special
Guide Bock
Bladen ,
Inavale Township Special
Guide Rock Township Special. ,
Interest ,
Advertising ,
Bedemption ,
Miscellaneous ,
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State Treas F it L
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TOTAL
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Order ta Show Cause
Stale o( Ncliraska, i M nu. ( uiiU ( oiirt
Webster roiuity. i
r a County Court held ill tho County
Court room In uml for said count I'lturs
I day .lime -r.nl A. I.. liUO.
Is the mutter of tliii estate of l;lla
lloui-hln, Doceascd.
Ox rcadlm; and llllim Ihu iiotltiiin of
.lames I". Iloiubln praylni; that the Instru
ment Illed on lhe-j:lrd day of June. I'.ill), and
purportlm; to be the Inst Will audi t-stument
of the nalil deceased may bo proved, approv
ul, probated allowed and recorded as tho
last Will and Testament of tha kald Klla
llouchln dt-ci used, ami thut tly execution of
tlm Instrument may beeommltUd, and the
administration of xald i stale may be urantitl
tosald .lames P. llouchln, an lONceutor.
OitiiKKKii, that Tuesday thu I'.llli dav of
July A. I. IUIU, at one o'clock p. m., Is
assigned for hearlni; said petition when all
persons Interested In said mailer may appear
at a County Court to b held In and (or said
County and show caut-o why prayer of
petition should not be granted; and that
notice of tho pendency of said petition anil
Ibo lirarlui; thereof bu lveu to all pirsous
Interested In said matter, by publishing a
copy of this order In tho Ited Cloud Chief, a
"weekly newspaper prlntid In said county,
for three successive wicks prior to said day
of hearlni;. I. W. Ilnso.s,
(stall County .Indue.
$asi on.
Various parties .,
a nift an
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232 10
077a 70
111.17 lift
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Comm'r District
3221 08
128.1 Oil
3o .10
700 30
111.1 01
.710 13
1321 ti:
1474" 78
1.77 88
103 10
001 70
liUli 28
100 It
8 Ift 13
3111 21
District Schools
State Apport'm't
District school.
344ft 88
4207 08
087 00
1032 38
SIU300 3OS10O013 l.'l's 73373 Oil
Various Funds.
County (lenerul
Various funds . .
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12.737 2.7
12.10 13
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110.7 22
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111) 31
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10010 71
127IV.1 0.7
11032 13
823(5 72
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3(111.7 71
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1.1017 .78
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4'207 08
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1120 30
Hllft 78
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103 10
814 10
071 1.7
70S 21
10.70 41
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383 30
310ft 30
We Carry Funeral
Furnishings in Stock
and answer calls day
or night. Have ar
ranged to secure the
services of Albright
Brothers on Short
Notice withoutjExtra
Charge to Patrons.
G. A. WELLS
COWLES, NEBR.
8 100(113 13
Estimate of Expenses for the City of
Red Cloud,
KNtliuatoof expenses llnblu to be laciirnd
for all purposes by tho city of lied Cloud, Ne
braska fortjie llscnl year beginning May Mi
11)10 liicludlni; all Ileum of expenditures to he
considered and contracted for.
unicorn salaries fc WtiO.W
Streets unit alleyH J . 1000.00
Litigation .-. WW-00
Supplies w.uu
Maintenance of Water Works .... 2-7)0.00
Interest on Water llonds 1000.00
Interest on Klectrle I.IbIU llonds KUO.OO
Contingent and Incidental xpensi WO.00
Mnlntenancoof Klpclrlc Light Works dOO.OO
Maintenance of Street Lights 1'JUO.OO
Judgment I'und aooo.00
i:tenslon of Water WorkN system. 2000.00
Opening Streets 800.00
f 18100.00
Revenue of the City ol Red Cloud derived
from all sources fer tho llscnl year ending
May Ith 11)10 as pr account and settlement
with tho City Treasurer.
Occupation fund receipts if aiW.lft
Water fund - SWl.W
Water Levy fund 2210.00
(laueral land aoy.-v.03
Klectrle Light laud ..'. (K70.72
rireiuaus fund io.oo
Klectrle Light levy 1811.00
ludgmoat fund 2(170.00
, I. 7 iii """""''"""' "miliary run, umii lo , Inly 1, JUKI s I'lill 87
llailroad Bonds outstanding due January 1, 1U11 ,r. 1 no
Countv General funds drawn June 22. HMO, outstanding not presoYitod 'for' paVmon't 1-7 74
1. R. W. Koont, County 'I rcasurer. certify that the above is a true and correct statement of the mMstandlng"liidobtedncss of the county and of all
juo ey, received and disbursed by, nu as County '1 reasurer of Webster County. Nebraska, from the ftth dav of .lanuary. KUO, to the 1st day of .Inly. 1010,
U the best of my knowledge and belief, as per statement submitted. i j;oONTZ, Count vTreasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo this 0th day of July, 1010.
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Becetved interest on county deposits i',20 71
K W. IIOSS, County Clerk.
Total
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Ai'flrl)vid.lul it KUO.
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Mayor iM.il
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Notice Farmers & Breeders
That the Percheron Stnllion, Maii
teac (07070) imported from France in
1910 by Stream ,fe Wilson of Creton,
Iowa, is registered in the American
Breeders and Importer's Farcheron
Beglstery, and that his recorded num
ber is 72022.
Color and Description, Black.
PcniQRKE: Folded June 0, 1005;
bred by M. Tison Commune of Sarsnes,
department of Sarthe; got by Dausset
(5l72l)hobyAyor 27.1.10 (1311ft) he by
Boutoe (10300) ho by Picador m, 073
(481.7) ho by Picador 1251 (780) ho by
Picador (14321) he by Favorl.
ijam: uimrmnntc (KKKjO) by Ver
mouth (.7497) lie by Picador I (I'lKlQ) b0
bv Bayard (949.1) lie by Estaba 187 (700)
lie by n son of Jean Lc Blanc (7.10).
IJLOCKV BOY and MAKTHAIJ will
make this season at tho Day barn.
R. C. BORUM
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Bural phono Xo io,.
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tlty Clerk. I
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PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
Cltmif. and tcaullllcf the ,bIr.
lTumoltl miuninl gruwm.
Widow's Pension.
The recent act of April 10th. mos
glvos to nil soldiers' widows a pension
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