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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1909)
jiwg'i" 1 I - y v fh Stnta Hifltoiicul VOLUME XXXVII. Do nol neglect your banking; it is the most important branch of your business and if transacted with the right bank will bring you desired results. This bank ispiepar ed to help you obtain these results, and do it in a courteous and accommodating manner. Interest paid on time deposits. Webster County Bank, RED CLOUD. NEB. CAPITAL $25,000 B. F. Mizer, President, S. R. Florancc, Cashier. DIRECTORS: B.F. Mizer, C. J. Pope, Wm. M. Crabi S. R. Florance. SUMMER STOCKS At Their Best Plenteous Assortment ? Gool Things From Which to Select. TAKE A LOOK at our showing of Summery Fabrics, Fur nishings and Apparel and you will take great pleasure in making whatever selec tions that are necessary to make your list N of summer things complete. We are endeavoring to provide sensibly for hot weather requirements, and a con sideration of the selections advanced will readily show the marked attention given to the wants of our people as we inter pret them. CIThen, too, there are specials that demands attention. A visit to mutual benefit. CflOur Grocery Stock is and Up The Miner Bros. Co, (Inc Genera! Merchants H. A. LETSON. Mgr, Tin.- surest and easiest way to ciito cough or cold is by gently and freely moving tlic bowels. Hees Laxative Cough Syrup is pleasant stoph tho coughing and quickly relieves tho cold by allaying congestion and by pleas antly and promptly moving tho bowels Sold by Henry Cook. Why is It that the watermelon aud flea season begin and end about the nmo time. Why not have u business college Itod Cloud 8M00 think of it! This in Is what HO students would leavo in the town. Siting their expense to 81 per 1. !.. M ...... ill. Vn.,l,!nl Mill. WCCIV MM IU illinium, , ,11, Hill V Hito help'.' livery young man and woman .ho would be interested In a business college in lied Cloud please send your name and address to llox fi'8 Ited Cloud, Nebr. Soclity Wm. H. Thpmas, our Store will be of also New, Complete - to - Date. mMmS8(gm'ffi&.- Hill l MMISM Cl Itl.l) is I)v. Dr. Detcqlion's Itelief for Rhouinatlsm and Neuralgia radically cured in 1 to :i days, it action upon the system is remarkable aud mysterious. It re moves at opee the cause aud the dis ease immediately disappears. The dis dose greatly Benolits I'm and SI. Hrst Sold ny The II 13. Orice Drug Co.. Red Cloud, Nobr. If you have pains In the back, weak back, or aiiy other indication of a weakened or disordered condition of tho kidneys or bladder you should got DoWitfs Kidney and Hladdor Fills "trill away vvliou yo ,t M "ft '...!.... .-,,.. ....., .. right away when you experience tho or bladder coin- that you L'Ot De- Witt's Kidney and Madder l'llls. We know what they will do lor you, aud it you will send your name to I). C. Do- linn i r.. (M.i in i , t?IttT tKkll,,t. yand blad! ,ior ,,nis. -phoy aro sold here by all , druggists. 4 NuNMKiiiRr tl;nt (ihcb I hi: Nr.3 Kfl-lo U1SD CLOUD, MSUIJASICA, "Vote For The Pan And flot Party Itabel'Democpatie Slogan Party Held Its State Convention in Lincoln Tuesday and Adopted j Strong Resolutions. j Sounds Clear Note in Favor of Non-Partisan JudiciaryGreatest of Enthusi asm Prevailed. DEMOCRATIC PL4TF0RM. Stronfc Set of Resolutions Is Adopted j by the Convention- Lincoln, Neb.. .Inly ','". Following is the driu icratie platform in full: Wo. the democrat-of Nat rasku. in state convention assembled, vcalllrin our faith in. and pledge our loyalty to, the principles of our party as set forth in the platform adopted by the democratic convention of 100S. We denounce lbu lepublicun taritV bill a shameless consummation of the fraud deliberately planned by the re publican leaders when they promised revision instead of reduction; and we call attention to the fact , that it con fesses the truth of all that tho demo crats have charged as to the iniquities of the high tnrlir system. We call special attention to the fact that one plank contained in both the democratic state and national plat forms for J 003, namely, the plank de manding a constitutional amendment specilically indorsing the income tax, has since been accepted by a repub lican piesident, senate anil house of representatives, and that such amend ment has been subiuitted'to the states for ratification. We pledge the rjeinocl at le paity lu .Nebraska to assist in seeming uillll cation of that amendment and to Hint, onil wo ask (Jovcrnor ShulU nbi rgor to call a special session of the lcgi-datuto ut an early day, that Nebraska, a pio neer in the advocacy of an income i may have the honor of being the (list state to ratify the amendment. We particularly indole the proposl tion that tlic United States seiiutoi be elected by popular vote. Present dav conditions in tho senate oinnhasio the iiunorlanco of tills in form. Helleving that the people have a right to have what they want in gov ernment, we favor the submission at tho next session of the legislature of a constitutional amendment providing for the initiative and referendum. Reasserting our purpose to give the peoplo of the state of Nebraska guar anty of bank deposits law we call at tention to the fact that the suspension of that law by tho federal court em phasizes the position taken by the ilomoerutiu party of Nebraska in its l!)ijs platform, when it favored the enactment of such laws as may bo necessary to cninpol corporations to submit their legal disputes to the courts of the states in which they do business before taking tin appeal to the United States courts. Wo endorse the successful business administration of n democratic gover nor and commend the governor and a democratic legislature foc the enact ment of speclllo democrat lo platform pledges into law. Tho democrats of Nebraska, how ever, deserve tho attention of all good citizens to tho fact that the statu election to bo hold this fall Is for the purpose of choosing three judges o f tho supreme court and throo rogcuts of tho unlvorsity. No other olllcesuro Involved. Tho democratic paity. through its legislature and governor, sought to lift these positions of great triut and dignity out of the embroilment of par tisan politics, to tube them out of the hands of professional politicians, to WvHfiMh--. a.-. MMI.V Wu.k. EaUl Yenr Tor One Dollar. -ll'LY rube tiiem above tho reach of the in torests such politicians serve, and ' place them periuanontly ami securely on a noii-parllsun basis, ltut Hie re publican party held otherwise. Through its leaders mid its pi ess itj usNiiili-,1 the non-part isun jiidiaciaiy law I Through its state organization it ar ranged surreptitiously insincere but successful attack upon it. We submit that this presents mi is sue of great and far reaching impor tance. We aie coming to be more and more a people governed by our courts The courts are tho bulwarks of our lib erties as well as tho harbor to which special privilege iloes in every storm, and the instrumentalities through which it asserts, with growing arrog ance, its power to defy tho people's legi slatures and the people's executives. Tlierc never was a time when the necessity for keeping com ts. invested with or asserting extraoidlnary pow ers, on a plan abouvo suspicion of re proach, presented itsell more forcclbly than it does now. W e urge the people ol this ciiinino.u wealtb to take this question home I with them. We urge upon then that the issue in this statu election Is Olll- j not ol pait. or platform, but o t turn. Wo urge all Nebiaskans in voting fot Mipi cine judges and foi legents 1., lay aside party prejudice and ties Wc In'pe no democrat will voti for a candidate for either of thcic ufllecs merely because the candidate is a democrat, and that no lopiiblicin will, vote for such a candidate because lie is a republican. Wo urge each aud every voter of all panics to vote for the man when ho goes to a box this full, aud not for tho party luble Resolved, that wo urge the democra tic members of congress, and those fioin Nebraska especially, to uso their. best efforts to secure as speedy a com pletion as possible of the government ditch project now but partly complet ed in western Nebraska, abating those settlers who luivo homesteaded lands under said project that tho govern ment will keep good faith with them, and that right soon. Making Government Good Why is it that a man working for a private employer can accomplish more than eleven times as much in a day as a man doing precisely similai work for the city.' And why should work done for the city cost fifteen times as much as the same quantity of tho same kind of work done for a private employer? Why should the city pay a clock re pairer SI l.ii!! per hour for tinkering at its clocks'. Why not save money by throwing away a clook as soon as it got out of order and buying a Iiewolle., Why Is it that tho city is obliged to pay sixty cents each for common ward robe hooks and llvo cents each for two screws to put up each hook making tho total cost of oacli hook seventy cents, whoa tho plain citizen can go into any hardware storo In the land ami buy the sumo kind of hook with the screws thrown in foi six cents.' And why does it cost tho clt, an addi tional Sl.M to put up each hook, niak- I ,1... ...... ...I ... I ...c ) O I .. linil'Oi Why does a given quantity of rubber 4Ji). ISIOSI. iai7Bi rfc ! J CRR A COMPLl. II'. LINK Ol- LT 'lO-DATM ) jFurniture, Carpets Sewing Ma chines Lace Curtains Pianos, Organs Pictures and Sheet Music. CJWe are always thankful for any share of your patronage and good will. :::::: Licensed Embalmers and Undertakers. CIRCUS DAY IN RED CLOUD ONE DAY ONLY liosc that costs other purchasers Sl'Jii cost, tho city S.-.OOV Why do gas mantles letailed ovoiy where at twanty cents each cost tho city forty cents when purchased in quantities.1 Why do brackets retailed at forty live cents cost tho city three dollars'.' Why did ground with un assossed valuation of $l,:s0) cost the city ?2I7, 0.V1 when bought for park purposes'.' Why does it cost the, city SS.rM a load to haul dirt when a private citizen can gut it hauled the name distance under identical onditions for f 1.17 n load? MM - . . I.. ..1.......U f...,,..! L lll'.si; in c niiiiiin; uu iniiiui inn-, iiwtn rdlhcr a long list propounded at the first budget oxhiblt of tho Iturc.ui of Municipal Research, which was held rtJcciitH In reality they wero aimed at a specilio city, the metropolis of u well known linglisli-speaklng nation of Noi th America but us fate would have it the conditions outlined in tho conundrums depicted with startling ildelity the situation in about every community in tho laud big enough to bo .illiicted with a municipal govern ment. Finding tho bhoc tltted citlas evorywhero proceeded to wear it. Fiom '.Making (lovcrnment Oood," in the August Technical World Magazine. Notice. I respectfully request all proporty owners to luivo the weeds cut on their proporty as sodu as possible. In many places they have been complalnod of and for the benefit of all concerned, 1 ask that you co-operate with mo In getting the weeds cleaned out. (l II. Fori i ii, Mayor. Red Cloud Chautauqua AU8USI 4 U 10 IiHlli numjjer:)! ttJUra Notice Jackson ,v Itimw s contractors for plastering, biick mid cement block work, done In workman like manner. All work guaranteed. Leave orders lit S.H'MM.IIs Uuos. Business Change. Having purchased the I mi vale photo graph gallery from Uuv. Hill, I nm now proparod to make Hrst class photographs of all kinds either Por traits in tho studio or Views lu tho country. I will be at the Studio ovory Friday and Siturdny and will answer calls in the country on other days. I guarantee satisfaction in every order. And finish all orders within one week from time sitting is madu and sooner on special iccpiest. Yours truly. S O. STi'Hiu.vA.vr.. Dedication. Dedication of the Mount Hope church August 1st. at 10 o'clock. Hev. V. N. Martin, district superintendent of Hastings, Neb., will pi each. Wo extend a cordial invitation to all ajolnlng Pastors to bo present with us, Services in tho ovouing at 8 o'clock. A cordial welcome nwultsyou all. Uuv. G. W. Hummel, Pastor. lXn.AMMATOUV Hlli:i'.MATISM (Jl'llUl) IN :i Days. Morton L. Hill, of Lebanon, Ind., says: "My wife had Inflammatory RhttUinutism in arery muscle ami joint; her buffering was terrible and hor.body and face wero awollon almost beyond recogiiitioujliadbceninbcdforslx weeks and had eight physicians, but rccclycd no benefit until she tried Dr. Dctchoti's Heliuf tor Uhoumatism. It gavo her Immediate relief and slio was able to walk about in three days. 1 am sure it saved hor life." Sold by Tho II. B. Urice Drug Co,, Ited Cloud, Nebr. Y rvrf Tira!jmrwy',T-''-ie-... ,-- Iffcft IT 1T.W1 ,