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I licrcby iiniioiiiicii niyxi'lt as u mnilliliili'
for Iho iiiiiiilimtloii f(ir rcpri'sonlallwi from
tliolllliillHtrlct (it NcliriiHkn. Hiilijtet to tint
Will "I tllll lltlllllHTIltll! Itllll l'L'()lllH lllltl"
lii'tiilcnl votirmit tlio primaries to l In 11
April 17, Ml-i. (Icoiimt W. IiI.niisi-.i.
The holding of memorial services in
hutiiir of mr uitixtis vln have lived
worthily in cuir I'oiiiiiiuitily ought l
1)0 CllCnlll'llgcd If II CltiCII lllM pcr-
fnrinuil his tush faithfully and well
lit) deserves linn H tli.tn a riini'iiil eeiu
tunny. If liis life has lii'i'ii spent In
tlio betterment nf iniinliiiiil mill the
upbuilding or I lii' community it is lil
ting thut IiIh efforts should In- pill lie
ally recognized and public iippn'cln
tlon shown,
"Nut" Ayors, mi nitl-tiino resident
of Heaver Clly, Antlinr nf the muv
and popular book "Iluildlug ii New
Empire," was In tlio city I nut week.
The book la a historical story written
in faelnntlng style. Thu trials nml
trlbiilutioim of t lie Nebraska Home
steader arc woll pictured anil iiIho
much interesting information about
the early IndiatiN. The book Is an ex
cellent record of the plains written by
an intelligent plainsman and is wisely
dedicated to the Nebraska State HIh
toricul Society.
Wo held ititerviuwH with nearly all
our business men this week and I hey
all assure us that their Christmas
trade was tlio largest of all years.
Notwithstanding the fears of last Au
gust corn and other crops yielded
abovo the average ami our fat mors have
plenty of money, Hod (Jlotid is a good
place to trade. Our utcichituls are
proving right along that bettor values
can hi: secured light here than in oth
er places and that a dollar will buy
more in our mai Uets than in any of
our large cities. This is it good show
ing and as long ns our, business men
give Hie values that they do trade will
be attracted to our town.
This city ought to make u few New
Year's resolutions. Wo ought to learn
to respect tin; views of our neighbors.
We ought to net In our municipal af
fairs with more unanimity. We ought
to find out what the most of us want
and then carry out tlio wishes of the
majority and all join In and help, We
ought to elect a lull setof city ollltilals
in whom we have the contldeuee that
they will conduct an economical utile
lent administration. We ought to in
sist that business men accept ollices.
There are a number of other things
we ought to do but the most important
one of all Is that we net in harmony.
We need to get together and not us a
unit. Let byegones be hyegnnes and
everybody work for Ked Cloud and
Webster County.
Hon. John M, Morehead of Fulls City
is the tlrst man to tile for the Demo
cratic ticket. .Mr Morchentl stated
that he had tiled eaily in older that
the voteis of the state might have
ample time in uh'.chto investigate
his icpiitntlou mid his icccul. lie has
no reason to lo ashamed of idtlu-r,
He has been lesiilcut ot the state for
nearly thlrtv j ears nud has served his
county in various ollices and has mnde
a success of I'ai miii. and stock tai-ing
lie Is at present n member of the stale
sen ite isii-s, slam Lieutenant (iovcruor
owing to the death of Lieutenant (iov
eruor ilopi'W-ll. Mr Morchcad comes
before the otiis of Nebraska with a
good record and with an olllcial ex
pel ienee that pie-eiuinently tit him
for the highest olllee in the gift of the
fctato.
With our big llnauciors and the com
mercial agencies all predicting good
times ahead wo may reasonably expect
most prosperous year. 'Tlio usual
bugaboo which the elections bring out
has been eliminated this year. No
no seems to takeour presiduntalcam
paign seriously enough to let it stand
in the way of business. Just how bad
ly scared tlio money power is of any
candidate is problematical. They have
always pulled thru no matter which
party won tho election and wo presume
that they have reason to feel optimis
tic now. At any rate they are not go
ing to let noise interfere with business.
Tho big steel corporation has tlio lar
gest number of orders ahead that it
ever has had, the cotton eiop Is u bg
one and 10 1 .' starts out with u Kll0(
hhowing. Here in Webster county
prospects are also encouraging on nc
count of excessive moisture, and the
excellent condition of all farm lauds.
Winter wheat is in the best condition
it has been for a number of years and
the year Ninetccn-eloven has passed
into history.
The im m i o ili'i ill It. til
(' hi le ill i a ( Inn 1. 'ii honor of
li.il.f r '"I hi. lie ne. .m II iittt-udiil
and w is .i most N.ied -ful ineitlug.
The luii-ili! was well selected for the
occasion1 imil the udiliessis were ex
cellent. Mr, .1. S. (IHIia'iii spoke with
refoienee to Mr. Coohinnc's associa
tion with the A. U. W nml showed
that this organization appealed to one
of Mr, Cochrane' temperament be
cause il emphasised the human side of
life: that the (licensed took an active
put In eanjing out the tcachingn of
love ami that to have u pail in tlio
woik of alleviating I lie distress of
mankind was of great consolation to
one who realized that his hours weie
few, Mr. (illhain's diction, treiK'haiu
thought and manner of delivery was
exceedingly pleasing and enjojnblo.
Mr. C. I' father told of the worth of
the man as ii citizen mil a Mason,
llestatid that whenever u moral ipiesi
ion arose no one doubted for a moment
where Hubert fochrat e would stand.
Ills life was a life of modest service
and he vwis a gentleman at all times
and in '.II pi ic s. His iiilliieuce was
felt all over the city ami he was honor
ed and i expected by all.
Mr. ('. Ii Colling then told ol the
departed bmllierVi work in the church
nml his connection with tin .Sunday
.School, lie paid tribute to thu le
Miiiicefnlness and tact the energy and
devotion to work for thu church as ex
hibited in thelifuofllrathcr Cochrane.
Mr. I'ieice added a few remiuisetices
and the meeting closed.
Widow's Pension.
The recent act of April tilth, tiK)8
gives to all soldiers' widows a pension
(12 pttr month. Fred Matirer the
attorney, has fill necessary blanket:
Till' Uoal Fstate and Loan Agency
In t.lin I'lHKl' Olllen llllu n liirirn list nf
improved farms for sale that will in
terestany land-buyer or home seeker.
A number of farms that will pay good
interest on the investment: several
that can be bought on easy navments
and special deaN: mituv that will miv
their way ami grow in value. These
farms mo priced according to quality,
location ami improvements. Their
list of farms is located right here in
The tlreat Republican Vallev Countrv-
the Heart of Thu Creat Corn and Alf
alfa Hell. Among their list are some
of the best fariits in Webster and
Franklin Counties. 'The hills look
green far away' but the farm lands
here are safest for investment, pro-ini-o
the greatest rise in values and
olVer best inducements to easy, thrifty
running, (moil alfalfa laud is crop
producing while sclM'ortllizing and
never wems out. One of the best dis
tricts in the Middle West, in which to
raise hogs and feed cattle. The cheap
est and best all-purpose farms to be
found. Fertile and productive corn
and wheat laud: every Held is thu best
alfalfa land: bountiful grain and buy
crops: good schools, excellent roads,
rural mails, telephones, convenient
matketh and shipping facilities. This
country has every qualification neces
sary to unexcelled grain farms, dairy
furntM. mmltrv fiit-inu btfi,1 fnt-mu fi.,.1
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feeding stations. The best land values
to do nan at lowest prices. Also a
number of excellent City Properties
listed and several good local farm
trades. Correspondence solicited.
Big Ben
has something to say
to people who like to
get up promptly in the
morning.
He guarantees to call
them on the dot just when
they want and either way
they want, with one pro
longed, steady call or with
successive gentle rings.
And he guarantees to do
it day after day and year
after year, if you only have
him oiled every year or so.
I've known him ever
since he was "that high"
and I'll vouch for every
thing lie savs.
J.C.Mitchell
The Jeweler.
to jfo aM Iff
W-7 eWW
New Year Nuggets
si art 'glil
I Wind up right
Kci p to the right.
liesolve and rightabout.
Don't sham but be real.
Keep buy In order t be healthy.
Think evil of none but well of all.
He content with the little you have.
Consistently add lo what you have
got.
Undertake something1 good mid
stick to it.
Itodoublo your efforts, show mail
linesH there.
Advertise fiom the stmt ami make
business thrive.
Ilnvo bush and get-up and show
that you're alive.
If you break your resolve, don't
give up in dlspair.
Ureak away from bad habits, evil
companions and vile books
Aim to lie something, do something,
gel soinetnlnganil keep something.
Cultivate courtesy, kindness, cheer-
fullness, carefulness, mid promptness.
Keep your word, keep out of debt,
keep good company, keep your own
counsel.
Don't kick, don't grumble, don't
critielso your brother's shortcomings,
but smile at your obstacles and be
gracious and forgiving.
Happy New Year, To Our
City
"A Happy Now Year" dear old town
itejoico in all thy ways
For happy years have come and gone
Wltli brief and fleeting days.
Years we've watched thy growth
In numbers and in wealth:
In lovely homes, and lovlier trees;
In cleanliness and health.
In pretty st roots and shady parks
Where birds their carols slnir.
And sunbeams play the livelong day
And joys supernal bring.
Tlio crystal water that we drink,
Springs from the heart of Karth:
As ceaseless ns a woman's love,
Wherever it has birth.
Our men are those of enterprise,
Of gumption, grit and grace.
Who believe in good improvements
Should have no second place.
Our boys will average well with boys
hleady, staid and true.
With tact and purpose well in hand
Tho light they will pursue,
Our girls! Ah, heaven bless them,
No better anywhere,
They're the kindliest, and sweetest
And fail est of tho fair.
Our babies and our little girls;
Our mothers and our wives,
Are beautiful to look upon;
Are lovely in their lives
Our schools all stand without a peer;
ith promise great in store,
Whore "Cho8tortield''is taught as well
As Greek, or Latin lore.
This leads to the higher schools;
Our churches where the soul
Is fed from God's own gratiories
And broken lives made whole.
1 ho guardian angles of our homes.
Where faith and charity
Arc taught to bless ami lit us for
A bright eternity.
A Promising Candidate.
Hon. John . Morehead of I-'alU
City, who wai the Hist to 11L as a
democratic candidate for governor,
was in Lincoln Thursil.iv mid tho
Herald had the ple.iMnc nf a brief
visit and lulerxlew wiiii the gentle
man. .lohn II. Moreheal w s born In
Lucas Con my, Iiiwn. in ls:i, luisul mi
a faun, ntleu.leil puMic s, hool also
short tcims at luslin-. colleges at
Kuowillo and Sh, nun .onh. Iowa.
Came to Xcbrasl.a in IS--, located at
IJiiMilit, ltlchaid-on o'uity ami in
gaged in the mercauti!.- business.
Ulcctcd rounty Treasurer of Richard
son County and ciigngi d in the mer
cantile business. K'ccted County
Treasurer of llichatiNon County In
1S1I5, re oleeted in Is'.lT. Klectcd Mayor
of Falls City in 1000, elected Cashier
of tho First National Uank of Falls
City and served in that capacity nine
years. Elected Vice President and is
now acting in that capacity. Elected
in 1()8 from tho First Congressional
District of Nebraska, to National
Democratic Convention at Denver.
Elected state Senator, 1010. from the
First Senatorial District, chosen Presi
dent protein of the Senate at the ses
sion of 1011 and now acting governor
since Hie death of Lieutenant Gover
nor Hopewell
Mr. Morehead is in comfortable cir
cumstances, not rich. His interests
are mostly in stock raising and farm
ing. Stalling as he did without any
tluaiicial assistance mid being success
ful in his undertaking particularly
qualltled liim for the position "lie now
aspires Horn in Iowa, living most of
his life in Nebraska, both Republican
states, is sttlllclent proof that he be
lieves in the principles of the party to
which ho belongs. Mr. Morehead is
known as a progressive Democrat.
Financially able to pay his campaign
expenses as provided by law would
leave hint free to servo all the people
BEFORE
BUYING . ; : . . ..
BE SURE AND SEE
A. E. ATKINS' LINE OF
EVANSVILLE
Iron and Brass Beds
Cotton Top Combinations and all Felt Mattresses
A. E. ATKINS,
The Furniture Nan and Undertaker.
as his judgment dictates.
Mr Morehoad considers the proper
expenditures of public money one of
the most important questions before
the people. Ho Is also a good road
enthusiast and dc-ires to see liberal
appropriations when there if an or
ganization to see that tho money is
judiciously spent for tho purpose
which it is intended. Ho gives Ids
reason for filing early that any voter
taking his candidacy seriously can In
vestigate his past life as ho believes
that one of the principal planks in the
candidate's platform is his past record
If a progressive mid good citizen in
the past, wo need have little fears for
the future. Should he be nominated
and elected, ho promises to devote his
entire time to this State and it will be
up to the voters to judge if hisserviees
will be of value to the slate, and lie
knows of no other way to determine
than by his past lire
Mr. Morehead will prove a strong
candidate should the demociats of the
state nominate him to the governor
ship. New Year's Greeting.
I wish through the columns of our
papers to glvo to Ked Cloud and vicin
ity a New Year's greeting
I wish that when the book of life is
opened I shall Hud charged against me
no neglect of service that would have
made you more hrist like.
I wish you a clear and single eye, to
see the pattern our Father has made
for your life.
I wish for you the strength and
courage to follow the (ted made pat
tern for in so doing you will find foy
and peace and "a house not made with
bauds." Other wishes may co.T.e true
and fade away, but my wish for you
ful tilled, will abide forever."
If you are not, a regular attendant
at church mid Sunday sebm ), the
Baptist church extends to you a tyjI
eoine. Services every Siibbatli U10 'ii-
ing and evening at the regain, bo ir
of service. W. F. Com:, Fa- Or.
Are Microbes in Your Scalp?
Il St lis ljr,ii Frovcrt That Microbes Cause
Ilaliltir.ss N
l'rotessor I'liiiu of Hamburg, (ier
many, and Dr. Saboiir.iud.the leading
French dermatologist, discovered that
a mieiobu cui-es baldness. Their
theory has time and again been amply
verified throiuh rooarcli experiments
carried on under the observation of
eminent scientists. This microbe lodg
es in I lie Sebum, which is the natural
hair oil, anil when permitted to dor
ish it destroys the hair follicles and in
time tho pores entirely close, and tho
scalp gradually takes on a shiny ap
pearance. When tills happens there
is no hope of the growth of hair being
revived.
We have a remedy which will, wo
honestly believe, remove dandruff, ex
terminate the microbe, promote good
circulation in tho scalp and around
the hair roots, tighten ami revitalize
the hair roots, and overcome baldness,
so long as there is any life left in the
hair roots.
Wo buck up this statement with our
own personal guarantee that this rem
edy called Itoxall "IHJ" Hair Tonic will
bo supplied freu of all cost to tho user
if it fails to do as we state.
It will frequently help to restore
gray and faded hair to its original col
or, providing loss of color has been
caused by disease; yet it is in no sonso
a dye. Itoxall "till" Hair Tonic accom
plishes these results by aiding in mak
ing every hair root, follicle, and pig
incut gland strong and active, and by
.stimulating a natural flow of coloring
tliioughotit tho hair cells.
We exact no obligations or promises
we simply ask you to give Roxall "93"
Prices Lower Than Ever Before
THE
Palace Cafe
The New Resta uran
Robinson's old Stand.
ALL REMODELED
SHORT ORDERS
SQUARE MEALS
Good Cooking, Good Service and Good Treatment.
Tables Reserved for Ladies.
W. R. CARPENTER, Prop.
Hillman
Ideal Stock Co.
Frank Manning Manager
"ll . ,. iTil
t'-t liktWVJ iCl
Opera House Ihree Nights
January 4-5-6
Reduced Prices on Season
Hair Tonic a thorough trial and if not
satisfied tell us and we refund the
money you paid us for it. Two sizes,
50c ami 91.00. Remember you can ob
tain it in Red Cloud only at our store
The Rexnll Store. The 11. K Uriee
Drug Co.
I Can Save You 55 Gents!
In Tlio Saturday Hvening Post, there
will be published the first installment
of K. Phillips Oppenheim's new novel,
The Minted Wav
the best story this author has yet writ
ten. There will be. eleven installments
of this serial. For only r.nu I will
serve you u copy of each installment of
Tho Lighted Way, so that for iio a
week you will get the new novel and
all other stories and articles in th'e 11
numbers. Allan Mourn, Agent.
111
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Tickets. $1,25 - 3 Nights
Foley's Honey and Tar dnptund
Is a reliable family medicine. Give
it to your children, and take it your
self when you foel h cold coming on.
It checks nml cures coughs and colds
and croup and prevents brbnchltis
and pneumonia. Sold nt Dr. Cook's
drug stnre.
Was In tho Tolls.
"Geo! Now tell mo as man to man
what you would do If you were "mar
rlcd to that woman." "You toll mo
what you would do; I am married to
her." Houston Post.
Degrees of Patience.
Patlenco In cowards in tnm
hopeless four: but in hnm
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