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Democratic State
and County Ticket
For l S. Senator
(Hlberl.M. Hitchcock
Kor Governor. .. .Junius C. Dtililumn
For Lieulenunt Governor. .R. A. Clark
For Secretary of State U. W. Tool
For Auditor
For Treasurer George F. Hull
For State Mupeiintcndeiit
V. K. .Jackson
Kor Attorney General. C. II. Whitney
For Coinmisslonor . . . Win. II. Hastlium
Kor Ilallroiid Commissioner
.V.llen II. Ilnyden
For Congress, Fifth District
H. D. Sutherland
For Senator... . . Arsine L. Homeiix
'For Representative . .George Lindscy
For Flout Representative
Win. L. Weesner
For County Attorney. .Fred E. Muiircr
Announcement.
Having been nominated by tin' Demo
cratic and I'coploVt Independent part
ies for tho ofllcu of County Attorney
of Wobstor County, I take this incth
d of announcing m, candidacy ami
would most respectfully solicit your
consideration lit I lu com ill),' elect inn.
If oleolol 1 shall In the liust of my
ability fairly and impartially preform
thu duties of Count v Attorney, laying
aside all political consideration and
having in mind only thu host intetests
of nil the people of Webster County,
regardless of party a(llllation.
During my campaign I shall not allow
myself to lieeome obligated by any
political entanglements inul if elected
Hindi (inter upouthodutiesot the otllee
free from restraint or iutluuuce or un.v
person or set of persons and bumpered
by'ncjunli-oloetlon strings or promise.
If elected my Hole aim .sliall he to pro
tect and promote the best inteiests
of all the people of Webster County.
. FiiKO Mauiieu, I!n) Cr.oi i Nr.n,
FrauUllii county will vote ibis fall
on the question as to whether they
shall huvou now court house or not.
Hero's hoping the proposition will
carry.
Mr. W. L. Weesner is a modest un
assuming man hut a man of strong
coiiviotium,. In hh euuwiss lor the,
oillce of lloulrcpicsoutullvu lie is cou
tent to rest upon the record of his
dealings with his fellow man during
his long residence in t his county.
Those who know Mr Weesner lely up
on his word and accept his Judge
"then'. e
Mr. Fied Maurer. candidate for
county attorney is mukinir friends
everyday His lonf residence in llio
ocninty. his well known honesty. lls
ralthfiilliusH to his client's Interests,
his schooling tind gentrnl equipment
lire factors which tecuuiuieud him to
thu intelligent, voter. Mi. Maurcr
has not tied himself up with any
faction or'interest in the past nor has
he done so in tlie present. He is well
lilted thoiefotc to render good soivico
to Webster County.
When go d looking womau from
the c niiiti v climbs lulu a carriage the
stockings she shows do not fit ns tun
as th.f shown in muddy weatlur .
the txwii women. The reason is tlni'
th- iniitry wutnnn ha rolls of J). J
stuuk In her ho-lery that .'he reemed
for es. ehiekeiisntid produce Y u
don't see any such wads umler town I
woman's ho-tlery. They lit nice nti 1 w
trim, for sffe has a few dim"- and i
oppeo. a lot of sample, a po.wler,
rag, all in h thing she call a I uie.
which is iibou. thviM of man - sv,U
case. Unit she curries under hei aim
for a bluff. Alma Record.
The wuhity of the local fraternal
societies Is commendable Many a
goxl man is optomistic enough to be
lieve that he will live forever and
were it not for somcjfrioiidlv neighbor
mildly suggesting that he might de
part for the unknown before he knew
it his family mittlit be left in straight
onoil cireuuiHtaiices. The history of
all ooiiitnuiiitk". is that young men
are no more exempt than old men
from the ilxed law of being, their
families need protection from the un
certainities oi life more than the fami
lies of the old men. Every man who
is physically able should provide for
those who are dependent upon him by
taking out u life insurance policy
When a stranger comes into the
community and docs things different
ly from what we have been accustom
ed to do it Is not the part of wisdom
to condemn him without a hearing.
We should be willing to wait and see
if lie produces it-suits helot e We de
cline that his methods are defective.
For instance cars ago it was a stock
form of argument to say that it would
bo just a-i absurd to do so and so m it
would be to try to tachl ii child to
read w'lthout llrst leaching that child
the letters of the alphabet. In recent
years all children are taught to read
long befoie they know any of the
let ters
Uesiilts aie what count and it' the
.straiiiror can iiiauc good ne may nuvoi
a better method than our own. He is
at least entitled to have the oppor
tunity-
We boliuve evury well regulated
town should and will support a public
library, and as a starter in this dtieu-
lion wo suggest to our peoplo Hie feas
ibility of such an undertaking. We
now have a law by which the matter
may lie brought before the people
and decided by Ihem thtoiigh the
ballot as to whether a copoiution will
or will not establish and suppott such
a tiling. Well read minds sustain
wholesome laws. True intelligence
elevates the morals of a community.
Hood books easy of access rid street
cornel's of many loafers Willi plenty
of interesting books at hand long win
tor evenings may be prolltubly spent,
find a good public library combined
with good schools, well sustained, will
do much towards eradicating many
prominent evils and correcting many
crooked and preverso ways.
That Water Problem
Continued.
Mr. O. W Lindsey ih meeting with
considerable encouragement in his
canvass ol thu county, lie is not
afraid to let the votcis know wheie
he stands on Important matters. He
is squarely recorded himself as a
champion of county option and if
ulected will be an active advocate of
tliatmoasuie. I In is against the uion
oy Interests which seek to Interfere
Willi the riglitsof others. Mr. I.indsey
is trunk and open and wants everyone
to know just, what his position is
URCHASE NOW "A BECOMING
Suit or Coat and begin
Beautiful, Stylish
treasonable 'Cost.
tne oeason m a
Costume at
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f jz-'t3m5rant
We have every opportunity to study and ex
amine the productions of all the leading makers
of women's clothing.
Our experience has proved that the greatest
dependence can be placed on Wooltex Gar
ments. No other make that we have known of pos
sesses such authentic and exclusive style features
and Wooltex is the only line of women's cloth
ing which has always guaranteed to the wearer
two full seasons' satisfactory service.
When quality is considered, you will appreci
ate how modest Wooltex prices really are.
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GENERAL MERGHATS
Th& Store that Sells Wooljtex
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Real Status of City Property. ;
Order of Council, Contract of Sale.
It has be.-ii suggesteil by the Arjrus and the Commfieiiil Advei li'irthut I
tho city se'.l th.- Bmk imilding to the h'.glu t l.idder and with the proceeds!
extend and better e(uipour water and light plant. Wo belUc that it would
bo good busin-'ss policy to dispose of this building and obtain a littl ready i
money to enable the superintendent to give our patrons better sen ice audi
we also agree that it would be good bu-ine's policy to -ell to the highest!
bidder if it were possible to do so but it -eems Unit under the contiaet which
the Webster County Hunk has with the city this procceduie is impossible.
The Webster Comity Hank has the option on this building. In proof of this'
st'itemviit we quote that portion of the lease which iclateb to the purchase of
the building.
"It is fliitlicr uuiluistood and agreed that the lessee is lo have the op
tion to purchase said building at the expiration of the four years mentioned
:,i tiitu i.i.i..i. t ii rii-i.... t.i im iiri-fiiwl tinnii between the City Council Itllll saiil
Webster County Hank, and if said City Council and said bank cannot agree
uponVico of said building the matter then to be submitted to arbitration j
11111I the decision ol" the arbitration to be binding upon the s-aid pintles."
.1. (J. Cai.hwki.i.. Mayor. '
Date Aptll -H, I'M.) l- H. Fut, City dork. j
r.1.1.... iiii.. 1..11S.. tin. il v 1 ii mall v lias issued a contract of .sale to the
Webster County Hank I'pou investigation ho llud that the Hank is now
ready to buy the pi-perty and lei minute thu lea.se.
Monday, Oct. 10
ENTRANCE
DAY
1S.WUT UMTT
Tuesday, Oct II
AUTOMOBILE
PARA&E
YVcilnusdnv, Oct, 12
FARMER'S
PARADE
Everybody
Ueligiouii fanatics ate a detrimenl
to any community They usually up
peal to the emotional, their meeting
are exciting and they usually condemn
any and all associations mid churches
which me permanently installed in
thu community, Thoy do not remain
long enough to do any porinanont
good and their methods of obtaining
expenses are usually condemned by
all classes. Those who arc not church
workois are more set lu their opinions
against them and thu icsult Is retro
cresslon. Some times those traveling
bunds proclaim that they have i cached
the station in life where it Is not possi
ble for them to sin but human exper
ience and biblical authority will agree
that all lives tiro some what like' the
Htoek - market liable to be up and
down ii little every day. Wise men
inform us that a person claiming to
bo absolutely good is ellljeu u funliipal
iooj or a wise grafter, y'i'lie effect on
h? convert is thr ,muii no matte'r
Avltuttlie condition of the eiitlmiu-i
The public is rapldh lu.nilfestlug u
very keen interest i'l our municipal
watei probem, and public opinion is
assuming a far less timid and cau
tious position on the Mamer uprlngs
proposition.
A number of our renders hae talked
the subject over with us earnestly
and seriously since the publication of
our iigures on the estimated cOst, In
our last issue We have been asked
repeatedly: "Are those tlguies true?
Whore did you get thorn'."' As we have
already stated, we have consultd a
competent engineer who is familiar
with this subject and wo earnestly in
vite evidence that will disqualify any
of our tlguies. We earnestly believe
that i?:i,.rn)!) will readily pay all costs
of connecting Muurcr's springs with
our water system, outside of purchas
ing tho springs and right of way
through tho lutei veiling larius.
How rar will SU.r.OO go in evperi
mcutiug furthor In that water barren
creek bottom'.1 How many M.fiOo
lumps of the taxpayers' money have
already been fruitlessly expended and
hopefully Muauderod there How
much water could W,500 produco
theie'.
Alter all these years of experiment
ing In those water barren sands of the
creek bottom, each summer bus
Crooked creek been turned into our
wells during tho dry season after Mow
ing thtoiigh u mill) ami a half of pas
tures, hog yards and feed lots, from
the nearestsprlngof iuipoitauce. This
water is soft, slick and wet. Hundreds
of livestock thrlvu on it, the year
around. Hut at the englno house this
water is murky, Impure and nause
atiug to tho human taste. It is ridic
ulous to see the pure, cool, dear, foun
tain springs of the creek trickle away
in extravagant wiibto through h mile
mid it half of open surface creek chan
ncl which continually drains 'all the
Impurities from several burns and
atoukyards, and also several quarters
lf HOid, hefoi'M being turned into 0O1
wells lor all domestic purposes.
s ' J'V ,i-fc kJ.i S,MwV'C iw '
live btislnrss couiinunlty would have i)oes 3t Grow Wl&er.
piped Man. er's -li lugs for the water 'j'ho world iloes not giow witcr as
supply at theiiistallatlonof our water jt row.s older. Theicare certain er-
supply an enterprising community ,0,.h 0r calculation, based on a mista-
would attach thciji yet. at the earnest 10n 0t iimtt o of human natutc which
convenience. repeat thomselves with each gctieia.-
Our readers have manifested some tion, tliough theyiave been found out
interust in llrfiuos relative to coil-, uxl,os,ed, labeled and widely auiioiinccd
sumption and supply of the water of jv thousand limes. Such, for ex-
our system. The city of lied Cloud milpt. the case of the sanguine
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uses aiiout Uiu.uou ganoiin m m.ui yomig woman who marries a niao iur
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the nurnoso ot reloriuiiiL' film, bueli
WILL BE GOING TO
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The Central Nebraska Fall
Festive!
HASTINGS, NEBRASKA
Week of October 10 to 15, 1910 Inclusive
Each Day a Horse Show, Corn Show, Domestic Science Exhibit.
A Big Parade, Free Strcel Attractions, Music, Etc.
Tuin ouisclf Loo-f in Hastings Well Help on nil We Can'
r4tivuMtM
WILL S. TRITES, Secretary
- . It 1 A. il.-. II 1 "W
per May. Ji mis miiouin. inu ' "
uses daily about fio.UCo gallons.
The present wclln are capable of
hupplylng from 7o,00 to 175.00U gal
Ions per day. according to the amount
of rainfall. The important tact along
this line is. however, that the perma
nent subterranean How In all our
wells amounts to between M),loO and
7o,0o0 gallons per day, the rainfall
providing abundant temporary In
creases from time to time. Hvery sum
mer for u long period of years, with
few cNcepttons, Crooked cteek has
been turned into our wells to make
up the deficiency or 100,000 gallons or
more per day In dry weather.
Maurer's springs uro daily wasting
more than .'00.000 gallons of the most
inviting water in the land. Abund-,
unco of water is Mowing from those
springs to supply the city of lied
Cloud until It has attained to three
tlmos its present size, and the Uock
Island railway bus built across from
Nelson aud received Its dally supply
ofriO.000 in addition to tho presout
uuantltv consumed by the II. .V M.
These springs have long been the sane
business solutlbu of our water prob
lem. The cost is light, the quality and
iiuuutity mo uuuuestlonable.
. Kvery taxpayer Ih interostod in this
Emitter. Tilt good water of Maurer's
springs 'Ca'n bu secured1 ht lefts coot
than any other abundant 'fcuppMy of
Wholesome water, 'ami' aptafs to
many a belneV th only' abimdan't
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"1'P'J iiviiiiuuir in hil' iucui iuii oi our
Thursday. Oct. 13
LODGES AND
CLUBS PARADE j
FridaV Oct. 14
HASTINGS DA Y
PAKADE
bftturday, Oct. 15
TRA VZLING
MEN'S PA A ROE
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water syem.' ' '1 k ''
is tho case of the father who takes his
indolent and shiftless son iutobusl
nes.s, expecting that responsibility will
steady bun. such Is the case of the
church which olects a person to oillce
lnordor to secure his active Interest
In Mm ttorlt of tho ell inch. Such is
tho case of the old people who make
over their property to their children,
hoping to unjoy the prools of their
gratitude through the declining ycins
of their life. These things all work
one way, perhaps an exception so rare
to bo qulto undchorvlng of attention,
and their method and rcbiilt pretty
generally known; and yet, such is the
conceit of men thataluiost all who try
the experiment beliov'o that they by
reason of superior sagacity will bo
able t'o do what thousands of others
Norrowfully failed tooccomplish. Tho
law of tho heavenly kingdom is, ''make
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tllO lice goon mm iiiu iruiv bu""i
ginning the reform with the tree and
not with the fruit; and that law can
not safely bo traiibgressod.
Wafttn Btxcs.
1 See Wullln far that new wugtn bx
thatyou nsed. Alsi:orapIcto wagus.
Reward. x
tametiuK of the city council
held Sept. 10, 1010 x Teward f Five
dollars was offevod foV thCarrest and
c6nvlctlnit)f any ne'fonnd guilty of
brfcaklng or attempting to hriik"Btreet
Ump wlthlilfHiiI Wrf Reft Cloud.
i.T i:' KoTreiVMny
Geo. W. Lindsey, Democratic Candidate for
Representative of Webster County, Nebr.
Tho object of this card is two-fold: First of all to thank you siiicorely,
for your royal support in nominating mo a compliment which any man may
well be proud of.
Second. It is my way of introducing myselt into the political Arena
'Let's shake" now that we are acquainted lot's get to biz. I urn a Candidate
for Heprpsentathe for Webster County the best County in the State. It I
YOUlt HOME, it is MY HuMH. Our llrst and great object should be tomnko
laws that shall 1IUILD VV and PROTECT all of the HOMES of Webster
County! To this "Common Cause" let me ask the support of evory voter.
Thanking you for whatever you may be able to do Tor me, and pledging
you, If elected, my very best elVorts for all of Webster County.
In this ago of political Chicanery uvery voter has a right to know what
his Representative stands for. Ho should declare himself openly, and "on
the squaro, ' aud when elected, should thus conduct himself.
Government llrst. party second; principles llrst, party second; men llrst
and party second. This Is MY political creed.
Business principles should be inculcated into politics to thu end that all
needless expense may be saved.
Hlonnlul elections is what tho tax payors want, it would save thousands
of dollars.
The present Primary Law is a needless double-tux upon the taxpayers,
auu glioma oe repealed.
Th Agriculture Intorest of our County demands better 'roads. A law
should be enacted providing for smaller road districts in the counties, with
local faolf-government. All moneys for roads, and bridges should bo equitably
apportioned and distributed among the several countios:
1 stand for County Option, and firmly believe that Good Huwrnmbnt
and Publio Morals will be best served in that way. '
, Respectfully submitted;
GEO. W, -LINDSEY.
Run Cloud, Nkhu , Sept. 20th., lWio. i ,
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Attest
Q.'C. Tkki., Cler
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Wlftw's PeislM. '
The recent act of AprlllOth.VoOS
gives' to all 8oldiers' widows a pension
of&2per moii'tli. rYed Muurerthe
tt"nev. has all necessmj blank's.
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We have taken e,ln4th Ic businesi''
and are i)ow.BvWfchiiftnj.'uijer''"V
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