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Commissioner Furse
WUUuin J. Furols lit tho ptcsunt
time tho only duniooiallc ollli-iul nt
the state house. He was u piwl n Itil to
the inilvMiy oomiul'slou by Governor
Shalleiiberger n year"itK to II II the
vacancy caused by the death of Wi II
Cowglll. M.. Ynrsu is, u young man
possessing the energy mttl habits of
mlml wlilcli are t iinti eel or I Ik- post
Hon Iw Is llllltig tit tlit; present time
He hits npplk'il himself to tho prob
lems of rati making, physical valine
mom nail general iriiini! mullets in
way which lias ulrcii'ly proven thu
value of Jils biw vices to thu pooptu of
NebnisUii and pi ouilses still iiioio for
tin- fill in e If hi? Is lutulued on ihtMuil
Wit J commission,
ll all ordinary t tiles of politics,!
Commissioner Futsp, having mado a
good record during his (list tenure, h
ulilllkd to reiioinlnulloii. Thin rule,
it would .seem, should hold good all
thu more In bin case because ho bus
not even hud one full term as yet.
Tills is not to say that others who
aspire to the place have no right to
able for it, but from tho public stand
point It v uld be exceedingly unwise
to turn out a good servant just as he
is becoming familiar with the matters
in his charge, and put some untried
person in bin place.
Not one single charge has been mado
against tho integrity of Mr. Furse, nor
bus hi capacity for the work of the
railway commission been questioned.
The only chance of defeating him for
the democratic nomination appears to
be in some EjOit of a gumshoe campaign
which may be mado in the interest of
someone else. It has been rumored
that the railroads have men in view
whom they would like to seo nomluat
ed on both the democialiu and re
publican tickets.
The democrats of Nebraska cannot
alfoid to lot Mr. Fiuse be defeated" in
who would not gludly,lf he fipilld.bttv
the old home-tend to prevent Us de
struction by nn owner to whom It I
tintliiiif lull, mi n2 I limno In tin riniriv r
ed to ghe place to a nioilunistiiicttire?
The habit of moving truth place to
plneo and it l largely a habit Is
peculiarly Atiioi lean, ami it isacrIous
fault. Fpr by that habit American
deprive 'liomelves of all hdmc 'sentl
uioiit. a i cully important element in
the makeup of the well loutkled out
ebnvacter. .
Political Announcements.
Tho columns of tho Chief are open
for legitimate tidvpitleinenl of all
kind". Candidate, regardless of party
HtHliatlon, are welcome to tin these
columns I'rli'e of announcement, 83.
IMi'piratlriiis me nuv well under
way to Imve Nebialm haiidsoimlj
and t'tVecllvoly rupt'osenfod at the
Omalia liiitid Show fiOin f ctobor 10 to
'J-S til. Coinmeiciul and development
as-oi'huioiiH hi vat iotis paits of the
tat' have gone earnestly to work
gathering and ariniiglng for agvleul-
I in nl and other specimens that will
JUDlil! Dl&TRICT COURT.
I boreb.v announce tluil I am a candidate
for.noinlhatloii lo the olllco of .ludgo ol the
District Court ot tho Tenth .fudlPl.il DNtrlet,
mlijii't to the decMoii of tlie tJeiiuieritle
mill I'coato'H liiitciiC'iuU'iit oIith nt the prl
'nuiry elictlon on Auuinl IMIi, 11)11.
It IMtS S. DINUAN.
. FOlt SHBItlFP.
I licrutiv atinuiico mrsell a ennilliliUu for
thotiomlnalfoii ot Hlierltrof Wtflrttnr county
Ritlijcct to tlin will of tlio Itciuilillttltt vo t err,
to lioo.xprcsP'l at tl primary election Aug
ust 16th. lull. m. Woi.rf. "
FOR SHIJItlFF,
I lirrcliy Announee myself n cnnilMnto for
tho iiojiilnalloii of sherlt) uf velntiir oiinty
siihjicl to I lit Mill of the Domoiirattc ntul
Piopli'H Imtt pumk'iit pnrtliwat the ifrlmnry
etictton A muit tr.tli. ion. K. v. C'opi.rm.
make the tlnest display to be seen 'at 'appreciate your voir
.lUDOft UlSTIUCT COURT
I herein aniiouticolliiit I am n cmutlilate
ontliercpulillrnii tlekrt nt the Primary to
lie helil Aiisutt l'.lli. Hilt, fol- the nomination
for.Itiilisi.of thu tuili .liuliilal bUtrlet, eom:
prlMm the coimttis of Uilntir, l-'rauklln,
llarlnu, il.iuis, Kearney ami rntus. isiiau
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tell Phone 102. Independent Phone 44
vanvAvn'an'anaax'nax'x' vaAn'nA"
any suoh way as this.
Why should Commissioner Furse
not bo renominated iu the primaries?
And why should lie not be re-elected
iu November'.' -The Lincoln Dnlly
Star.
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By paying more APA for 600 pounds
than $DU capacity
for this is the price of a
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Other Sixes at Other Price
The most sanitary separator built. The
only separator supplied with a centrifugal
washintr device that overcomes all
the drudgery of washing up the
eparator.
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Beatrice Creamery Co.
Lincoln, Nebr.
We are the local agents for this
Separator. Call and examine it.
Highest Cash Price paid for Poultry
We have excellent facilities for handling
Poultry and Eggs. Your patronage solicited
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Must be relieved quickly mid Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound will do it.
K. 51. dtewurt, lO.'lt Wolfram St., Chi
caKo, writes: "I have been greatly
troubled during tho hot summer
months with Hay Fever and Hud that
by using Foley's Honey and Tnr Com
pound Igotgreatrclier." Many others
who suffer similarly will be glad to
benefit by Mr. Stewart's experience.
For sale at Henry Cook's drug store.
George W.
Opposite Postoflie. Phones: Bell, black 225; Independent, 145
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Ofcnlnft a Heme.
Xotlting Is a greater bar to progress
and prosperity than uncertainty.
When a radical congress Is in session
business waits; when crops are uncer
tain farmers keep their cash; when an
election Is pending llnaneiers with
hold loaus. Everywhere uncertainty
causes a suspension of activity, lie
lieetbo uncertainty and activity is
resumed and business goes abend.
Merely to live has Its businesses
peets; to hedge oneself about with
uncertainties as to futuro plans Is to
shut off many opportunities for finan
cial advancement and general improve
ment. In no phase of oxistenee is this
uncertainty more powerful iu its
eitect-J than with respect to residence.
The mau who does not know where he
is to live from year to year is like the
tree that is constantly replanted he
does not take root ami grow anywhere.
This is so true that ownership of real
estate presumes prosperity and inter
est iu Ideal affairs and lack of one pre
sumes lack of the other. Hesides his
own feeling of uncertainty to deter
him from making permanent advance
ment the renter has to combat, the
public's presumption of his lack of in
terest.
The renter not ouly loses tho advan
tages already muutioned, but he con
tributes his labor and money to the
Improvement, upkeep and beautifying
of another's properly and Is deprived
in this way of investments that would
bo for his own benefit If he owned tho
property. Most persons latior to glvo
a good appearance to the hou't- and
grounds of their residence whether
they ovn it or not, A largo part of
this labor Is of permanent value to tho
owner and is iu elYect a gift made by
the renter. Knowledge of this fact
alone often prevents the renter from
making improvements that ho other
wiho would make.
l'ho homo of a family largely
the Land Show. Ileali.iug that much
is due to the State of Nebraska, since
It is the home state of the LhikI Show,
the management has selected the most
deslinble section of the Immense Co
liseum for the exhibits. The Nebras
ka section is in the most prominent
part, of the building on tho stage. The
exhibits that will be placed there will
be soeu from anv point in the huge
structure. Whether a visitor to the
t.atid Show be in tho midst of n throng
on the main tloor or arena, or wheth
er he be iu the opposite end of the
building on the balcony he will ob
serve tho Nebraska display standing
out prominently.
The University of Nebraska will be.
leprosented by an educational exhibit
collected by the university at Lincoln,
and professois of that Institution will
be here to hold what will practically
be a, farmers institute on a big scale.
Uesides this exhibit, there will be
many individual displays The Chad
ton Commercial Club has already
planned to give a big Dawes County
Exhibit. This wus the only county to
make an exhibit at the show in Janu
ary, and so profitable was this exploit
that the olub will come in October to
eclipse all other efforts in the line of
boosting Arrangements ate also be
ing made for u Sheridan county ex
hibit under the auspices of the Sheri
dan County Uoosters Association.
lit own and Cherry counties will also
be represeuttd.
A feature of the forthcoming show
that will be of especial Interest to the
farmers of Nebraska is the farm ma
chinery department. At the National
Corn Exposition the Implement depart
ment drew the attention of the very
best farmers. This feature was miss
ed by them at tho Land Show in
January, and to meet this interest an
implement department has been ar
ranged. All classes of farm machinery
used iu the west will be shown. Ma
chinery Hall will be located just south
of the main exposition building and
the entrances to the two sections will
bo directly opposite eacli other, each
being equally accesslblo from the
main entrance.
Cl.MKIt l'. ovi-.hmas.
Heil Clutul, Nclir.
FOlt COUNTY SUPKKINTKNDENT.
I hereby annoiuiremym.lt a iiinitlilnte tor
the nomination ol county Superintendent ot
Wctntcr county, subject to thu will ot the
DeiuocMtlc and People's Independent par
tlcnat thoprlmnry election to be held Au
gust ID, 11U1. Ukktiiudk i Coon.
FOR Slll-'.IMFF
I hereby announce iiiysolt a enintMute' lor
the nomination olsliirlll ot Wulmter county
inbjert to the Mill or thu liemorrntlo anil
People's Independent pnrtlesat the primary
oltcllon Annum to, tun.- I'ii.imc UUPi-r.ii.
FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
I.horcby announce myself a candidate for
tho nomination ol county superintendent of
Welwter county, subject to the will of the
Democratic and People's Independent par
(lei at the primary election to ho held Aw
lOist V. I'.UI.
Itt'TII V.. JOHNSTON.
FOR COUNTY CLEIMC
I hereby announce myself as a candidate
for re-election as County t'lerU of Weluter
County, Nobr., on the Itoptihlleau ticket,
subject to the derision of the olcrs nt the
Primary Klictlon to he helil August 10, Hill.
n. Hois.
FOR COI'NTY JUDO E
lln.r lln.i.. M:hii., Luueiith. 11)11.
I hereby announce myself as n eniulldato
or county .imbic of Wehsitr county, Ne
braska, subject to the Mill of the electors of
tho Democratic and People's Independent
Parties at the rrlmary nlcetlon to bo held
AiiKiist 10th. mil. A. 1. Hannkv.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
I hereby announce myself a candidate for
the nomination of county comuilosloner of
commissioner District no. 4, nuhjcct to the
will of the People's Independent and Demo
cratic parties at the primary election to ho
held August 15, 1011. -G m. V.. Coon.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
'l hereby announce myself a candidate for
the nomination of county commissioner of
cnmmlsHloncr nUtrlct No. 1, subject to tho
will of the People's Independent and Demo
cratic parties at thciprlumry fhctlon to bo
hi Id August I."., loll. A. II. llnioiiT. ,
FOR ROAD OVERSEER
I hereby announce myself a candidate for
Itoad Overseer of Itoad District No. 0, Web
ster county, subject to the w 111 of tho voters
of tho Republican party. Wit i, t'rsitKit.
FOR COUNTY CLERIC
I hereby anrotiuco myself as a candidate
for the olllco of County Clerk of Webstir
County, Nebr., subject to the will of the vot
ers of tho Democratic and People's Independ
ent Party at the Primary r.lectloii to be hold
Auts.tr,. lilll. V. It. IIAII.KV.
FOR COUNTY CLERK
We hovo been authorized to announce the
name of Okoum: It.vniti.r,, of Ited Cloud, for
nomination of County Clerk, subject to tho
will of tho Democrat and People's Independ
ent voters at tho Primary election August
llth, 1911.
FOR COUNTY CLi-JRK
We are authorized to announce W. ().
Shannon as a candidate lor nomination as
eounty.clerk subject to the will ot the re
publican voters at tho primary election.
August loth
FOR COUNTY CLERIC.
I hereby announce myself as a candidate
for tho olllco ot county clerk of Webster
county. Nebraska, subject to the will of the
voters of tho Democratic and People's Inde
pendent parties at tho primary election to
he held August V, I9H. w- Oavix.
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ED. A MACK
THE FURNITURE MAN
Undertaking a Specialty AH the Phones
Everything Electrical
0. C Bailey
Bell phone, Black 20;
DR. CHAS. E. CROSS
DKNnmr
Moon Block, Red Cloud
In Riverton every Monday
a lumiiy largely re
llects its character and the house that
is plunued by the family and built to
order can be mado more nearly to
meet that family's ueods than any
house it may casually rent. The rout
er moving from house to hoaso always
labors under diflleultles in ndcomtno-
dating,uls household furniture to the
arrangement of the rooms, and the
.careful woman of the house Is constant
ly Irritated by the inevitable misfits,
which if not endured are only cured at
tho expense of frequenfcapurchases.
"But the owning of a home carries
with it Intanglblo benefits not tucas
urcd In any medium of excjiango. To
tho family reared in the old home
stead every room has a history and
about tho whole house cluster memor
ies too tender and too snored to bo ox
picssed iu words, for after nil tho
world is largely governed by matters
of sentiment. Where Is the porson
Notice of Proposal for Bids.
Se.itnl bids will bo received by tho Incor
porated city of Kill Cloud, Nebraska, until
8 p. in., Tuesday, September 0, 11)11, at tho
olllco of tho light and water eomtulsiloucr.
for tiirnlshluij and Installing tho follow In i;
apparatus:
Ono li II-P hlsh speed automatic coin
puuudouglut with extension led plate and
outlforud bcarlUK for direct connection to a
75 kilowatt electric generator.
One 73 kilowatt threo phaso 00 eyelo SAW
volt engine ty;e resolving Hold generator.
Onettl-'J kilowatt 123 volt compound wound
direct current belted exciter.
Ono standard generator switchboard panel
of 1 1-2 In. by U In. by 48 In. blue Vermont
marble with sulllcient Iron supports, upon
which Is mounted tho following:
One three polo 2200 volt oil switch.
Three round pattern ammeters 0-W amp.
Ono'D.P. S.T. exciter switch with dis
charge clips.
One ground detector.
One pilot lamp.
OuoH point V. M. plug switch and re.
ceptacle.
One rheostat and hand wheel.
OnoHyncroscope.
One ) amp. 3 phase no cycle 2200 volt sta
lion watt meter.
AT.TKKN'ATIVi: N'O. 1.
One 120 ll-P simple high speed automatic
engine with extension baso and outboard
bearing for reception of 7.1 kilowatt electric
gtiierator.
Ono 7u kilowatt generator, saute as original
proposal.
Onell 1-2 kilowatt oxnltcr, same as original
pioposal.
One swlli bboard, same as oilglnal pro
posal.
OnoHyucro-cope.
One station wall meter, same as original
propositi.
Al.TKKNATIVi: NO. 2.
Ono 120 ll-P simple belted corllss engine.
Ii feet 12 Inch two pW leather bolting.
Ono"," kilowatt HOO K."P. M. revolving Hold
three phase (W cycle 2200 volt belted genera
tor. One!) 1-2 kilowatt 123 oll exciter, samo as
original proposal.
Vno switchboard, sumo as original pro
posal. Ono synctosi-opo, saino as original pro
posal. Ono watt meter, same as original proposal.
lltttdcra are required to aegregato their pro
posals In order to show the price 1". O. li.
Ilcd Cloud and thu Installed llguras.
Kach bid must be Iu accordance with tho
apecltlcatlons, which may be seen at tho
olllco of the Light olid Water Commissioner
In Red Cloud, Nebraska, and accompanied
by a certified check or & per cent
ot the amount of the bid, made
payable to tho City Treasurer of Ked Cloud,
tho same to bo forfeited by the successful
bidder in rose he falls to enter Into contract
with tlie City of Ited Cloud and glvo surety
bond at-roptahlo to tho city Iu the Minn of 00
percent ot thu contract price within ten
days after tho acceptance of hid bid by the
City ot Hod Cloud.
Tho city reserves tho right to njtct any or
all bids. O. a Tkki., City Clerk.
FOR CLERK DISTRICl' COURT.
I hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the olllco ol clork ol the district court,
subject to tho will of tin Democratic and
People's Independent voters at the primary
election to bo held August 15, 11)11.
CniTIt L. McKi-.inuAN.
In The District Court of Webster Coun
ty, Nebraska
I'.mmnr L. I'awcett,
Plalntlir. ,
vs.
A. Miner Well man Cashier,
Defendant.
NOTICKTO A. MINnit W'KI.t.MAN CASIUKa:
You arc hereby uotllled that Kmmor li.
I'awcett fllid his petition In tho District
Court of Webster County, Nebmska on tho
Bth'day of .Inly, 11)11, against you, tho object
and prayer of which nro to unlet tho title to
tho following described premises, to-wlt:
Part of one-halt of the north east quarter
of Section 4, Town 2, Kange 10, West of tho
fl P. M. In Webster County, Nebraska and
containing about twenty acres and moro
particularly diM-rlbed as follows: Hounded
on the north by thu north Hue of said section
I, on the west by land deeded to one W. W.
(larducr and thocouilrmatlon of rtli Stroot
lu tho village of Cowlca on the south by tho
north Ixnuidary of Adams Street of the Vill
age of Cowles, on the Kast by hind heretoforo
deeded to Kdward flllloid and excepting and
reserving the rlghtif way of the ll. M. Kail
road through said land, such possesMoryom
menclng on the loth day of September, IRlt,
In thcsald Kiuiuor I,. I'awcett, and against
auy-und all claims of whatsoever nature1 you
may have In the above described real estate
You ar required lo answer said petition on
or before Monday the 28th day of August,
11)11 or said petition will bo takin as true and
Judgment rendered as therein prayi d.
KMMOIt I.. KAWCKTTt
liy licrnard MoNony
Ills Attorney.
CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT
I hereby annouueo myself as a candidate
tor Clork ot tho District Court ot Webster
County, on tho Republican ticket, subject to
tho decision ot tho voters at tho primary
election to bo held August Pith., UUI.
Ciias. E. RKinr.K.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
Wo hav been authorized to annouueo the
candidacy of Oko. W. I.isosiiv for tho olllco
of county treasurer, subject to tho will of
tho Democrat and' People's Independent
partlesat tho primary election August loth,
1911.
Swift's
Premium "
Hams
and Bacon
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
Wo have been Authorized to anuouco tho
candidacy ot It. C. Wnuurr, ol Kosomont.
for the olllco of County Treasurer, subject to
the will ot tho Domocratlo and Peoples In
dependent Parties at tlie primary election
August ir,th.. 11)11.
FOR TREASURER
Wo have been authorized to annouueo tho
candidacy ot It. W. ICoont for tho olllco ol
county Treasurer, Bubjecl to jbo will of the
Republican voters al tho primary election
August 10th, 11)11.
FOR TREASURER
Wo have been authorized fo annouueo tho
name ot O.A.Arnold, of llluo Hill, for the
nomination of County Treasurer, subject to
tho will ol the Democrat and Peoplo's Inde
pendent oicrs at tho Primary election lo bo
held August IS, mil.
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John
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Butcher"
FOR SHERIFF
- I hereby announce myself a candidate for
the nomination otShcrlil'ot Webster county
subject to tho will of tho Republican voters,
to be expressed at tho primary olectlon Aug
ust l&th, Hill. O. D. HKimi!.
FORSJIERIFF
I hereby announce myself a candidate for
thonoinliiutlonolBherliTof Webster county
aubject tothewlll of tho Democratic and
People's Independent parties at tho primary
election August 15, 1011. Jamks Mrnmnr.
CATARRH
FOR SHERIFF
I hereby announce myself as a candidate
lor dRGpil OI neunier uumii, ni-iimnut vit
the Mpafratlo ticket subject I tho decision
of the voters nt tho Primary election to bo
hCld AUgUSt ID. lll. J- T, RUTI.KI10K.
D. If, Rim, Light and Water Commissioner.
FOR SHRIUFF
I hereby annouueo myself a candidate for
thoofllceofHhorlirot Webster County, sub
ject to the will p( the voters o tho Demo
cratic and People's Independent Parties.
Jok W, Cuow.
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Restores tho Senses of Tasto and HmolL
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