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The reason is that our new Spring Merchandise
in all lines is on display-the latest and most pro
nounced styles in ready-to-wear apparel for Women,
Misses and Children. Beautiful laces, embroideries
and dress fabrics-the newest styles in shoes for all
ages-furnishings for the home, such as drapery fabrics,
carpets and rugs.
Our goods are from manufacturers'and importers
whose first consideration is .to obtain the best. When
that best has been discovered all the efficiency of
modern business organization is utilized in bringing
the goods to our store at the lowest possible cost.
So when you look over our merchandise, con
sider that it represents progress in merchandising--
represents our idea of service.
In bringing you the bet merchandise we can
buy, we feel that you weigh points of value as well as
price. We have not centered our efforts in buying
merchandise that would be tempting by reason of the
more prices we could mark upon it. Purity, dur
ability, appearance, originality of styles-in a word
Quality is our Ideal. When our prices are compared
with others you will find they are very reasonable.
We Endeavor to Hold AH of Our Goods to This Standard of Highest
-:- -:- Quality at Lowest Price. -:- -:-
THE MINER BROTHERS CO,
"A Mighty Safe Place to Trade"
T5he CHIEF
Mod Cloud - - Nebraska.
PUBLISHED FA'ERY 'IHURKDAY
stored In the Foitofflco Milled Cloud, Nob.,
Second Cluaa MMtor.
0 B. HALE
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THE ONLY DRMOtiltATIO PAPKK IN
WED8TKH COUNTY
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
I hereby announce myself ns a candidate
lor the nomination lor representative itrora
Um 44th district ol Nebraska, subject to the
wRI of the Democratic and l'coplm Inde
pendent voters at the primaries to be held
April 19, 1912. (iKOltOCW. I.INPBKY.
light ami plunder the unwiiry right
befoto Ills ees. These People without
question are undesirable and if every
one who is lohbeil bv them would
swear out u wurriint for their arrest
they might bo induced to either seek
giconer pastures or else to go to work.
That thoy should be allowed to live off
the country by pilfering tuid htealth Is
a disgrace to this countiy.
two weeks ago io which we gave our
impression of his sermon on Christian
Science. We h.ive no desire to uiigagu
imagined that if there was anything
in the gospel for mankind it was th
Good -Tidings that the captive was
in a sectarian controversy, neil her do' ,nl,je frc0Hud that sin whs forgiven
we wish to champion the philosophy nn,i tj,at tl0se wno believed were
of any creed or doctrine. There is "saved" before Christ died as well ns
crnnil lti nil nf tltnm utiil iltat nta ull
FOR SENATOR 20th DISTRICT
I hereby announce myself ss a candidate
for Senator ot the 30th Senatorial District of
Nebraska, subject to tho will of the Demo
cratic and Peoplo's Independent voters at
Ike primaries April 19, 1912. Wm. Wkksnkii.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
I hereby announce niyRclf ns a candidate
lor the nomination (or licprcscnlntlvo from
the 46th District ot Nebraska, subject to tho
"Will ot the Democractlo and Pcoplo'H Indc
peadent voters at the iirlmurles tn bo hold
April 19, 1912. J. H. WlHKOAUVKlt.
To tiik Voi Kits of Wr.usrr.n Cot'NTV
1 hereby nnnounco mjpi.ll a e.imlMnlo lor
tho olllco of County Awnssor, Mibjiet to the
will of tho Democratic ami People' Inde
pendent voters at tho primaries to hn lulil
April 19, 1912, I'im'iH I'Assi.hii.
If a private Individual owned our
power plant he would be industriously
seeking to sell all the current he could.
This current ought to replace every
gas engine in the city and it ought to
reach out and furnish power to the
farmers surrounding the city. It
could be furnished to them for pump
ing, grinding, churning, cleaning the
house, currying the horses and light
up the house and barn.
Now that we have a new unit, a
splendid equipment, a new council
and a united peoplo things ought to
hum. This council Koes into office
with the backing of tho entire city a
thing that has not happened for many
years. Lot us sluk all difference
which we may have had in the past
and to a man render all tho assistance
that we can to make this city cfllclout
in every respect. By pulling together
we can mako it it happier, better,
greater Hcd Cloud.
FOR CoyNTY ATTORNEY
Wearo authorized to announce I'ml 13.
Maurorns a candidate for tho nomination
lor the, olllco of County Attorney of Wi bsttr
rmmW subject to tho w III of the Democratic
....i Pontiles Independent elector at the
'primary election to Iw lulil April lUth, 1BI2,
FOR SENATOR 20th 1MSTRKT
I hereby anuouncomyfcelf a candidate for
the nomination forSenMorof tlie'JJtli Sena
torlal District of Nebraska subject to the
voters ot tho IlcputmcnnArur,, " ' !''
roarles April iu, ii
O. V. IIUMMhl..
wimt should ho done with the Gyp
sies? These strange people In a strnngo
.-a c-m In have the ability of malt-
ni.iif without lubor. All the
ordinary ronn hoar t tem ,8mtllmt
? " . I...L .-i.bhed hl neighbor. They
.Wthoyplvthc.r trade It. broad day "'
President Tuft made thirty thousand
dollars lust year. This amount was
his net gain after paying his hired man
tho niiiid'Hiiil olio or two detectives.
Of course in ouler to mako such a
tin if ty showing ho hail to practice the
most rigid economy and the household
dined prJucipilly mi baked potatoes
ami corn biend. Ml;u the prudent
man ho is investing this llttlo sum in
stocks na he verily testified In the
assessor back in his homo town m
Ohio.
And yo( we hear tho cry evoiy now
and then that the president's salary Is
too small, that ho cannot pay tho ex
penses of the Whlto Houso and como
out even. If this ho true wheto did
the thhty thousand come froip? How
much could ho save if lie woio mayor
of Red Cloud? After this no poor
man need hesitate to plncu himself un
reservedly on tho altar of his country.
We have befoie us the reply whloh
In j no made t our attic'is of
they
trying to uplift humanity nnd to
make the old world of ours a happier
more peaceful place in which to live.
It must always bo a cause of regret
when one sect turns on another nnd
denounces it Instead of fighting the
common enemy. The Pilgrim fathers
lett tueir home land and- settled in a
new country just in order that they
might worship God according to the
dictates of their own oonsclenoa and
then made life miserable for the quiet
unpretentious Quakers who settled In
their midst.
We are pleased to know that the
orthodox church is doing so much for
the poor. This was not brought out
in tho sermon. As to the word
"orthodox" judging by past history it
is used to mean anything. In reality
"orthodoxy is my doxy and hetrodoxy
is your doxy."
It may be true that "no orthodox
church today in any denomination
would think of putting such a doctrine
(etein'il lire punishment) In Its creed"
but we wonder if that doctrine has
ever been removed from tho creeds of
tho chinches already established.
Tho Apostle Paul was a gieat
preacher but we read that ho perform
ed woiulious works of healing anil
shown by those woilcs that he hud had
that great oxpeilcneo In life and had
heard tho call "do preach the gospel;
heal the siek "
It gives us pleasino to learn that
the evangelical ehuiehiis are cm lug
inc sick louay. uov. nnjno mums
t hut this healing art Is a "dangorous
thing in tho hail Is of the iguoitint or
tintrainod." If this Is truo what a
terrible calamity it must liuvo been
when those Ignorant fishermen wore
turned looso on an unsuspecting public
two thousand years ago. How those
poor heathen Gentiles must have suf
fered when thej were made wolll It
is no woudor that most of tho caily
Christians met a violent death.
Ah far as tho roallty or unreality of
sin is conoerned wo know nothing.
That might huvo been the one fundn-
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after.
So loug as any denomination con
tinues to run down another denomina
tion, which professes to practice the
teachings of the same Christ, holds it
up to ridicule and scorn, denounces it
as dangerous, just so long will men be
kept from ahliating with either. We
believe in the freedom of conscience
and we are perfectly willing to let
every sect go about its work in its own
way. We also feel free to take ex
ception to any public address, whether
from the pulpit or platform, which
misrepresents or mlstates facts as we
understand them. We may have
"missed the point" but wo still insist
that the command was ."preach the
gospel; heal the sick."
Real Estate IraatTers.
Real Estate Transfers for week end
ing Tuesday, April lCtn, 1012.
Compiled by M. W. Carter &.
Ponded Abstractors.
Alex Phillips, et.al., to William
Pottlt, w (1, lots 27, 28, Sec. 14-10
Peurl P. Ely and llusb,, to Em
urn A. Yost, w d, part w ne
l nwjf 3'-2 n ,
Joseph Novotny and wlfo to
Julius E. Korpke, w d, lots fl,
0, Plk. I, Iloovei's Add to Uluo
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Firt Nnt'l Rink of 1 nwreucc to
W. D. Mooie, qoil, soli 10-1 0..
EmollnoH. Knight ot il., to E.
E. Smith, qod, pint nwj f
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mental point of tho sermon but to us
it had Uo significance. We hail alvin
Charles 11. t'ottor and wlfu to E.
B. Smith, qeil, "pin t nw j sw
3r.-2-l3 ,..
Henry U. Piubakor and wife to
Robert L. Aveiy, w d, sw 18-2-12
Thomas McCartney et al to Roy
al Batnoy Mooie, qod, lots 0, 7,
Pile 7, Kaley X Jackson's add
Red Cloud
United States to John J. An ants,
Copy of Patent, wjtf nwtf 31-1-t)
Lloyd M. Crablll and wlfo to
William M. Crablll, w d, w
Ulk 2, LoDuo'h Add, lots 1, 'J,
:t, U 7, Ulk 3, Williams' add
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The Best Knitted
Underwaist at the Price
The manufacturers informs us that they have to
make five million NAZARETH WAISTS a year to
supply the demand.
When i knitted underwaist can please so many
purchasers year after year, it needs no further endorse
ment. Children need new waists. We sell the
genuine NAZARETH WAIST in sizes 1 to 13 years.
. Price 25 Cents
F. NEWHOUSE
Mrs. Barbara Phares, Prop.
Red Cloud fiOOO
William M. Crablll nnd wlfo to
O R. Crablll, qcd, samo as
nbovo r.oCo
Almon W. Cox and wlfo to R
W. Olawson, w d, lot lo, Ulk. 1
ConZ? add to llladon , .
Mortgages llled, 0,030 00.
Moitgages released, S10.S07.00.
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Youth Had Much to Learn,
An English gentleman onco fell from
his lioreo nnd Injured his thumb. Tho
pain Increasing, ho was obliged to
send for a surgeon. Ono day tho Uoc
tor was tinablo to visit tho patient,
and thoroforo Ecnt his' son Instead.
"Have jou visited tho Englishman?"
said his father, In tho evening. "Yes,"
replied tho young man, "and I have
drawn out a thorn which I nscortnlned
to bo tho chlof cnuso of his agony."
"Fool!" exclaimed tho father.
trusted you had more sense;
there Ib an end to the Job."
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Needed Encouragement.
Tho Young Doctor "They toll m
you arc noted for encouraging you?
patients." Tho Successful Old Doctor
"Yes. Many of my wealthiest pa
tients think they nro sick when there
la nothing tho matter with them and
I always encourage thorn."
Necessary Chanae. i
Rev Mr Hollers "Miatah Johnslng,
what foh oii call dnt son of yoh's
Fznak Walton, when liu was hnptlzed
George Washington?" Mr. Johnson
'Ik-cause, sail, dnt inscnl's roputnshun
for verac'ty 'made dnt change Imper'
live." Christian Reglstor.
His Birthday Present.
Father "So, tuy dear boy, I wish
you many happy returns of tho day,
and as n reward for yonr diligence
and good conduct I will got tho dentist
to draw that had old tooth that gives
you so much pnlnt"
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