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I'nl CIiiihI NhIi
incut of (lint mutter, Imt, wo iin- of the
candid opinion tluit Mnrehead .vould
In- the strongest, candidate the pnrtv
could intuit). Will .Muupln'.s Wcelilv.
C It. HALE
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Kill! isHIMir.SI'.Nl'ATivi.
I liirflivniiiiiiiitiK in) m If tit I'liiitllil-ttc
lorllii'ii'iiiilii!iH"ii r upriHciiinlUf from
lln Hiili ,llNtrlt nf Mlitin.kii.MiilJii-1 in llii'
Will (ll tilt' lll'llHK'tMlIf niul I'lOpIlN llllli-
.t mli nt Mill m nt tin' iirliiinrlfK to In- lulu
April 1!. Illi ll: i:W. I.iNii..
Tin ipicstloii f uinuvctiients ills
ttlSSI-ll Ut HlO plllKlllV UlCCtlUg liint
Sunday None that U woll worth on
sideling In our opinion thcio Is too
much emphasis lalil upon tlm lt t ot- of
tlit law niul ntil enough upon l's
spirit lVoplc wlui have llif veiy lift
motives in the world limy be mistaken
when they lnlc a decided stand upon
the quest'loii of curd plajlng undnllicr
games. Wu liflli'vti Unit I In- ica-nii
.i iilk to nliiv iinv game Is In-
i'itiiM'lliy Ut(f i hu.tl. '''' Ml,,,ls
true of base lull, checkers pi I oh or
authors To say that one pnue will
lead to gambling ami uiinlluu mil Ii.
In our opinion. ' well founded. . I u-l
ns niui'li c.cltemcnt fun In- itroiist'il
over a game of lllnchoi-croipietus over
seven up or billiards. If young Mlt.
or old inn's ell her, pi iy anl liors to see
who ilons tliu chores or wu-dicH dishes,
that's gitubling It 1 tlm niolhoil of
tin- play that counts, mid tint, the
game. If absolute prohibition against
the playing of 'card-, were u sine pre
ventive of gambling tint would ln'tln
prescription to give, hut unfurl iinulel
it does not. itlwiivs work.
Uler listening tn tlm ili'liiito upon
li, polities Him other night wo arc
I'onvlnei'il thai our eit,y nlVuIrs enn be
conducted upon a hctti'i- iiietho 1 than
the olli' we have been n-dii..'. Weitie
not prcpated lo say that wo should dn
iiway with parly oigunl.t'ioii. Inil Wi
lli inly helii'ti' eneli p:itt eoiihl ho In
lliieiitlnl if it would. Lit eaeli ptrty
nilopt a p'ul foi in, it si t of principles,
a ini'thod of conducting city ulTaiis,
mid then let the e indldiiles stand on
thi'SH plitlfti in so that people will
know what lo expect. Under the
method which we have lieen using
there was no issue except w liether u
in. in wns wet in dry, and hi, ability to
do things or his views on municipal
ipii'stlons was -inthoiight of or neglect
cd. National and slate political or
guniuliniis dechtie what they favor
mill what thev will do If given tlm
power, and why not liavo the city
m-guiii. itlnns do the sami'V
lust at picsciit we an) on the ove of
another city f-iiiipuigii and In one re
spect it Is much diU'cnnl tlciii any we
h ivi lind loiv yeats in l-int we an
sltuiitlon altcndli.g the corn oiop.
Ihlttlhs to the puhllclt.V which liHsheen
tflvtMi liy the press of Iliu stitte." said
I'rofi'ssor L'UHslcy. "And It is lh only
tiling that will suve NehrHsltii a possi
ble loss of tlo.iiuO.lHM) In lis corn ci op."
"M'lif (JouiiiicicIhI CIuIh of the .Stale,
worUInu hi the slijcstlons and plniis
.if llic Pilldielty liuieall of the tolll
uifi'chtl Cltih of Ouinlit arc dninjf u
u'iviiI wurlf. And the way lli pi ess of
the stitto is hiiiiililiu: the si'iuitloo, de
ui iiuls tin' I hanks to every iditor in
the slate."
Plans foi tin i ains will In' miiile
known in duo Miiir and I'tcr.V chy will
he udvl-cd f the exact t1 in of the ar
rival of train'.
No Reason For Doubt
A Statement o? Fuels Backed by a
Strong (imirnntci:
We jrtiiiruutuu t'oinplele relief to all
suH'ert'is from constipation, or, in every
ease whcio we fail, we will supply the
meilleiiii) five.
ItcMill Orderlies are a gentle, ell'.-ct-Ive,
depend. ilde, and safe Imwcl retfii
lulor, slreiijtliencr. and tonic 'I'liey
aim to n esiitblish nature's functions
iu a iuict, easy way. They do nut
cause inconvenience, isMipinn, or mill
s' a. They are so pleasant to take and
M-liml lo elect Mil entire new set of,
.,111,'lult from the minor down. i Islwoik so ea-lly Hint ihey may he takei
very linpoit nit thai we net with cm
lion ni.il ilelllieriitioii. We h.we pos
sibly si Vfll'y-llve lliiiusiiiitls ilivesti'd
in municipal projects and wv all shonl I
ieali.e Hi it ll is a dilll Mil' matter to
so itiMiac. this im esliiu'i.t lli.il it will
teiidr dividends either lu money or
COIlVcllH'lli'i
iieuse. 1 1 i
or courio Chester 11. Aldrieh will
lie renoinlmited tor governor. Aiij
other republican candidacy is a jolio
And followliie; llieir usual custom the
democrat.--, are inoie than likely to
make Ahliich's electlon.i clueli. Theic
are thousands of lepuldicaiis ready to
bolt Aldrieh if lie y can do so without
bciti!r discovered ami have anything
lllie an excuse for (1'diuj it. Without
eiiterlni,' into the discussion of person
ulities, we believe that John 11. . Mine
head is tint sli unrest man the demo
crats could select lor the (,'ubernator
lal nomination The nomination lies
between Mr. Moivliciul and Uicliaid
h. Metcalfe. Until are splendid men.
well iiuilillei fur the position of nov
el nor. an 1 cnp.iblc of ;riin Hie state
a clean, biiiiui'sslikc adiiiiiiisli-alion.
u choosing lietween these two men
democrats need only be concerned
about one ipiesliou: "Which uiaii is
most likely to ioll the lull pait.
sticiiKth and draw some, fiom the op
position'.'" To eh et a democratic can
didate for piM'iuor it is necessary to
e;et practically all the deuiiicratlc and
populist votes mid a goodly peiccntage
of icpulilican vies, o it is that the
democrats should eoiceiu themselves
ehletlv. as lietween Moivheinl and
.Metcalfe, with that one iptcstton,
"which will he tlm stionger caudi
(late'.'" IVrsonal fecline; will, of
course, enter largely Into the settle-
ut lie' luist possible ex
high tlm that till-, eity
be cotnniilleil to one policy ami ii,
ii tret ul, intelligent management we
will have one of the best towns in (In
state of Nebraska. We have two good
systems already installed ami these
systems can bo mad" to bo el'icient
provided we adopt a policy and stick
tu it. It is not fair to the iiu-ii in
olilce to tell them ihal Ihey should g-
ahead and use their own judgment
and then sit Intel! and veto everything
that they do. The cltien ought to
t.ike his share of the responsibility by
sijing what lie wants lx fore he ask a
iiiaii to in-ike the ihcc W have the
npt'oi tuuiiy lo take an udvali'ccd step
Will we do if.'
by any one ul any time. Tlmy thor
oughly tone up Hi" whole system to
healthy activity.
Ill-Mill Orderlies are unsurpassable
and ideal for the use of childteii, old
folk", an I delic-tte persons. We can
not too highly recommend them to all
sitll'eici.s from any formof eonstipnti-m
and its atteiid.-inl evils. Three si.-s.
10c. '2'n and -uc. Weiuenihiji-, you can
obtain It'all Heine Ins in this com
munity only at our store The Wexall
t'iiv. The II K fit-ii-e Drug Co.
Cement iecorai&ns
Will Be Gorgeous
ubtrnt' si'lii'tnc of
fMM 1 OT
W ft bM
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 hn savs.
J.C.Mitchell
The Jeweler.
Seed Corn Specials
' Will Cover the Stale.
Om.miv, N t It , .Inn. '-'!. A whirlwind
e.iuipiign to get the residents of the
great stale of Nebinsl. a to ivitli.n the
-erionsne-S of I lie luck of good seed
corn has been inaugurated. I'liring
the mouth of I'l-hi-nun. eight, and
possibly ti u, seed c it'll specials will be
run through the state for the purpose
of bringing the condition of the seed
euro to tlm attention of the citlens.
TliK method was decided upon at a
mass meeting held at llie ('omnieiciul
i lub 1'iiday night, when n present
atives liom every line of business in
the stitc were present. Although the i
details of the trains have licit been
w oik ed out yet, it was decided that the
trains will be run. Uepresontatives '
from the I'nlon l'aeillc, the Hurlingtoti
and Noitliwestei'ii railroads stated,
that the trains would be run by the i
tin ee railroads.
These tiains will be manned by ex
perts fiom the Nebruslta State Experi
ment Station, Chancellor Samuel
A very, of the University, Dean llur
nett, of the Agricultural Station ami
C. W. I'ugsley, of the Kxtetislon De
partment pledged theinsulvss to pro
vide sntllelent leetureis to properly
man the trains.
Two plans were considered, that ol
running one train, and the other of
running a many trains us would be
necessary to cover the state in one '
week. 'I'm- latter plan was considered
the mole fi-nsilnc, the o .n.'eiisi , of
npii ion In iiii.' I hat i in- lai, enli .1 it
Clel the -lllti- III tillle to I I'll g 'III'
sei i.iis.(s i t the e iiiht'uii in tin
pi uplc nf the -tutu.
Tim celt ul l-'ei'iiiiiiy th to -.'I wit
suggest, d as tin- da'e ti-r tlu whirl
wiu'l campaign. I'laus for the inn-
mug id the trains will be winked out
within the next tin e days.
Every station end city on the tlnee
railroads will be visited. Stops ut
thirty minutes to one hour will be
untile in each, when speakers will ad
dress the meetings, The Commercial
Clubs ami business men of '.lie cities of
the state will bu asked to-operato and
thoroughly ndvertlse the coming of
the trains.
That the. seed corn situation in the
state is the woist in the history of the
commonwealth, was the concensus of
opinion of the gathciing, which was
the most repieseutativi' one ever con
vened for a similar meeting. Address,
d- were made bj Iho Uliiveislty ollle
litis, . I.. Ilitlhiiaml W. (i.Wh'itmoi-,1
liiveuts nt the Stale Unitersly, V, '
I'eek. Piesideiit ol tlie Oiu-iha tiiaiu
M-liange, I'liiuk Oilili of l.iiii'olii,
See'y of the Ilural lill'c I'-iininissi n, C
C Ii si'Wiiter and licit U,il the latter
Sec clary ol the .National Ciop lin
I roveiueiit Association of the I'nl'cd
Stati". Uall suggested a pi inanent
oigitiil.atlou for the State of .Vi brat-Un
and a eontintltee was appointed toper
fee' such an oiviiiii.atiou. '
"Citizens of the State reiill.e tlio
t
Ao ilab"i-at' si-h.-tue ol uecoi-ations
is being woiked out for the .Midwest
(Jeillellt Exposition, whicll will lie held
in Omaha on I'cbiuuryii !'. II in con
junction with the annual convention
of I ho Xebiaskhi L'ement Dealers' Asso
ciation. An electric ell'ect. which will
result in a inu-s of lliglil.t colored
lights, will be pi-odiieed, whicll will
make the gigantic, uudimi iuin a gain
place
Tlie piograni for the meeting in
cludes prominent men in the cement
world Charles E. Sims of Worthing
ton, Minn., will speak- on "('fluent
'Tile," its uses and abuses The ' Ce
ment Silo" will be discussed by M. h.
King of Ames, nvu, who is connected
with tlie Iowa Experiment Station.
'-Cement,, Paviu.:," u subject mar to
every tc-ident of every city iu tin
-tale, will be iliseiissed by K. 1'.
Wilson, city engineer of Mason City,
Iowa.
1 lie show this year will be larger
than any previous attempt of tlm
association. .More spuee'lia1) neen con
tracted to dale than was so'd last
yeai. The show is an association pio
I ject and the olilce rs ate tr. ing to get
enough revenue to pay the expenses
of the .Nebraska piojeet.
tu-iish belonglnif to some e se. No
mutter ho v cleanly the owner may be,
these articles may. lie infected with mi
crobes, whlcli will Infect your scalp.
It Is fur easier to catch hair microbes
than It Is to get lid of tli'-nr, ami a sin
gle sltoke of an Infected comb or
brush may well lend to baldness. Nev
er try on anybody else's hat. .Muu. a
hat band is ll tes'lug place lol microb
es. if .win happen to be ti-'Uil led with
diimlrttir, itching scalp, lulling hair or
baldness, we have u iciiiedy i 'ch we
believe will completely rdii-v- these
troubles. We arc so sure of i ids that
we oll'er It to ym with the unlerstand
lug that it will cost, you iiolhlng for
tlie trial if It does not produce the re
sults we claim. This lumedy is called
Kexull "D:i" I lair Tonic. We honestly
believe it to be the most s,.lenlllic
leinedy lor scalp and halt troubles and
we know of nothing else that equals it
for ellcctlvene.ss, because of the re
sults it has produced in thousands of
cases
Kexall "D.'i" Hair Tonic is devised to
bani-h daiidrull', restoic natural color
when its loss has been brought about
by disease, and make the hair ii'itural
ly silky, soft and glossy. It does this
because It stimulates the hail-follicles,
distroys the germ matter, and I lings
about it free, healthy cliculutioii of
blood, which nourishes the hair rcots.
causing them to tighten and grow new
hair Wo want evei-vbolv who has
any trouble with hair or se.tlpto know
thai we think that Ue.Mtll '-'XV' ilait
Tonic is I lie bet hair tonic and icstor
uilve in existence, ami no one should
seoll' at or doubt this statement until
tiny have put our claims to a fail test,
willi the understanding th .t tliey pay
us nothing for tin remedy If it docs
not give full and complete suti-faction
in every particular. Two sizes, fioe
iiikI $1 Kcmeinher, you can obtain
Kexall llemcdic iu lied Cloud only at
our store --1 he Uexai1 Store Tlie II.
E. 1 1 rice Ding Co.
Heavy
Harness
Light
Harness
Robes, Sad-
v n ff A W
lies, vvmp
and every thing to be found in a first
class exclusive Harness Shop. : :
MY HAND MADE HARNESS
are unequaled for Quality of Stock,
Durability and Workmanship for
the money.
JOE FOGEL,
RED
CLOUD,
NEBRASKA.
ALBERT SMITH & SONS'
Hf.itl Estate, iransfvrs.
Transfers for the week ending Wed
nesilay .lanuiiry III, 1912
Compiled by M. W. Carter ,t Son
lioiided Ab-sti actors.
O. E. Hughes and wife to A. I.
Ilanney. wd, lots IT, K Ulk 1.1,
lied Cloud
r.inuui E. .louts et ul. toE. Iioyd
Smith, wd, part mJ ( ,'15 "Ml,.,
.lolin . Oi-ecnhalgli and wife to
(I. (5. Unit A- A. A. Iloivii, wd,
lots t. 2, II, Ulk. II, ' owlcs,..
Henry K. Itiubuker .I- wife to
Fred A. (Jood, wd. lot '.), Ulk.
21. C-wles
.lames Mcllride Htui wife lo I". A.
(Jood, w I, lots 7, S, Ulk. 21.
Copies
.lames MeUrlde and wi'e to r". A.
liood, wd. lots s, !), Ulk. 12,
Cowlt's
Adeline I'eisi n io Samuel Limli
sev, wd. p.tit sw' sw,iIH!-2 11
.lolin l Shigby and wife to Ad
dison. I'1 lliii-twell, wd, -ill Ulk.
Id, Inavale
Xaiei' Lapoi'tcaml wife to Moise
Koulier, wd, in;, Id 1-12
Miirguei itc Liiporte and luisb. to
Thoroughbred Polamd-China Sow Sale
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at the farm nine miles northeast of Superior, Nebr., and
two miles southeast ol Cadams, consisting of 23 big,
well developed fall gilts, 21 big, long, good spring gilts
and 4 tried sows.
This linn tah s pi i.le i i pi-e-euliin.' this Ibie oll'eiiiig to the public. Tlitsc
211 fall yearling art I y far the Ins' lot ever s,,id fmni this lienl. They arc
very large, with good full arch b.uli-. lots of bone and good feet to stand up
on, good toes, ext ia good head and curs, with that fiuo, slick, smootli coat.
They are a great lot and are ho near alike there is not much choice in the
hunch. The 21 spring gilts are as good as the fall sows, nge considered, and
in o making those big, long sows that are so much admired. Of coin so we ad
mire these sows. Hut li-len wli-ttolheis sy
.lessie Johnston of tlie Kansas l-'aiun r s-.iys; 'The U'll fall yearling gilts
that inn included are the best tlie writer lu.s si en lids season and it i- very
doubtful if another tipinlly lis good will be sold in nn, sale tlds i inter."
.1. C. 1'iic'i of the Iowa Homestead wrote, alter it vit to this herd;
"There Is only one better bunch ol sluil to be s(), that I have seen than
yours '1
Claud McICilvieof the Nebiiisha Farmer says; ' They are stifllciently at
tractive ami valuable to warrant inspection and patronage of sciupiilous
farmer ittul hueder buyers."
Now, Mr Farmer and Uitcder Fi lends, wo iifek you lu ci me to the sale and
in-poui theoll' -ring and sec them s'-ll. Thonly fault found to our hogs that
we hear is that tliey sell loo iiigli. Our last sale is proof that this is not al
wajs the ease So j oil letter keep one eo on the gtln and Ut.uk foi hiiaps.
Tliej are most Iy all bred lur enily litters to our three jot d lieuliboais. Send
for our cataicgiie. It will c.plain inure fully.
We will also .sell two txtra line male Shoit-Ilorn calves S or it moths old,
Vou arc wi Ii ouie to our fawn sale duy, even if jou don't need any liogsj
alwujs gl.ul to have our fib ids pnsciit. Wc will ti nrtl lune a wtinie and
a cup nt cidlei for till. . i
Albert Smith & Sons, Props., Superior, Nebr.
(His Uifiiiiut , Hei t'ci-on nrtl Diiiiuy, A nets A. C Felt, I oik.
Helpful Hints on
Hair Health
Scalp and Hair Troubles ticncrnlly
Caused by Carcle.ssnf.ss
Daiidrulf Is a contagious disease
caused by a microbe which also pro
duct's baldness. Never use a comb or
.Moise lloulier, wd,
'..
'H MV.,,
111000
Mortgages tiled, S220S0.
Mortgages released, S12210.
Dally Thought
Forget tho bad that others
done Remember only the good.
have
BEATRICE
Save Dollars and Cents For You.
VMSSMUfiZX
ssaagsKraaaraTagsfireg
Save time, save labor, save repairs save all the valuable butu rf.tt
in your milk, anil give you fresh, warm skim milk for feeding calves and
pigs. You could not attonl to tlo witnoui one u nicy som tor iwicu
price, but tho price ii right.
tile
500 lbs.
capacity
per hour
$50
other sizes
at other
prices
There is nothing cheap about them bat the price. There U no better
eparntor sold at any price
BEATRICE CREAM SEPARATORS
are EFFICIENT, SIMPLE and DURABLE
and are guaranteed from top to bottom by
BEATRICE CREAMERY CO.
Through Sleepers to California
Through sleepers ur now operated to California via Denver, Scenic
Colorado and Salt Lake City
TO LOS ANUELES VIA SALT LAKE ROUTE
Every day through Tom 1st Sleepers. Daylight ride through Scenic
Colorado with half day stop-over in Salt Lake.
10 LOS ANGELES VIA SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Every day through Tourist Sleeper service with personally conducted
through sleepers to Los Angeles Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays.
Daylight ride thiough Scenic Colorado and Salt Lake.
TO SAN FRANCISCO VIA WESTERN PACIFIC
Through Tom 1st Sleepers oery Wednesday, Friday and Saturday via
Denver, Scenic Colorado, Salt Luke and Ft nt Iter Rlvti Canyon.
TO LOS ANUELES VIA SANTA FE ROUTE
l'ei-.onall.v c uiduc''d through 'loiuKt HI .I'pers eveiy Tuesday via Den.
ur, Sunlit I'V mute
TIIKoUfllt sTNI)KI) SI.EK1T.I5S To SAN FRANCISCO
Eveij dn. tl rou.li Suiiiibud Hl-i'pi'is tin Denver. Suit Luke and South
em I'iicMIc Ibnli lit 1 1 !c through Sci'iiic Colorado.
Lft uic tell .wui ubi ut our thiough sleeiiintr cars to
(. aliloin u. i-l.-o to all Noiihwist territory via llilliugs,
Montana
R. C. FOE, Agont Rod Cloud, Nobr.
L. V. Waki;i,i.y, (iciientl Passenger Agont, Omaha, Neb.
Chicago, UL
Li. .In, Nebr.
Det Maine, la.
Dubuque, In
Sold by
GEORGE W. TRINE
Highest Market Price
For Poultry.
ALL ORDERS FOR
Monumental Work
to be erected this spring should be placed at
once thus allowing sufficient time to com
plete strictly high class work. : : : :
Original Designs
Modern Ideas
Overing Bros. (Si Co.
Dealers in Monuments, Red Cloud
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