TIED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, CHIEF
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THE GREAT UNLOADING SALE
THE PEER OF ALL SALES
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The Knife Plunged Still Deeper Into Prices - - Only Eight More Days of This Stupendous Sale
Bargains in Our Grocery Department Worth While Coming For Miles to Get
25c bulk Coffee
18c, 2 lbs. . .
35c
Cream Cheese,
per pound .
20c
1 Oc Swift's Pride
Cleanser, can .
0
Reg. 2 for' 25c
Kraut, 3 for .
25c
Large size Gold
Duft
20c
Bleached Sheeting, Vx
yards wide, excellent
quality, Aurora brand,
cheap at 30c yd. rA n
Sale price xSiC
Table Damask, bleach
ed pure linen, COc value,
48c
Table Damask in pret
ty designs, cream linen
cloth, GOc value.
Yard.
43c
Turkish Bath .Towels,
extra large, bleached,
double-thread, 25c -a q
leader, Sale price JC
Turkish Bath Towels,
bleached, good, heavy
quality, cheap at 1 n
15c. Sale price ... C
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Bleached I luck Tow
els, fancy borders, sold
regularly at 10c. rj
For quick selling ' C
TERRIFIC MASSACRE,
IN )
Splendid Shoe Stock
Every Pair of Oxfords Must Go-New Up-To-Date Footwear Less Than Cost
$2.50 $3.00 $3.50 $3.75 $4.00
OXFORDS OXFORDS OXFORDS OXFORDS OXFORDS
$1.68 $2.00 $2.38 $2.50 ' $2.69
Extra Special Extra Special Extra Special Extra Special
llrokou lino Chll- UrokMi lines of La- Hmkoii lines La-
drcii n ihhous. ,hoW up dies Oxlords, sold up dies' Shuns, assorted Broken lines Mon's
to 1.7.1, "ill ui' to S.l 00, your choice, slyl.-,, sold up to Shoes, old up to $1.
coved out ut, your SI 0. Your choice, Your choice,
choice, '
69c 9Sc $1.48 $1.95
A CLEAN SWEEP
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Great Price Concessions On
All Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes
Women's Ready-To-Wear Garments
Not a Single Garment Will Be Left to Tell a Tale of a
Past Season, They Must Go For What They Will Bring
Wash Dresses
Ladies' Wash Dresses in
pretty nurse stripe ging
hams, sold at S1.50, re
duced to $1.19
Ladies' fine Lingerie Dress
es will be closed out dur
ing this sale at 1-3 off
Assorted lot Ladies' Spring
and Fall Coals, this seas
on's goods, sold up to
S16.50. Choice.. $6.65
Women's Dressing Sacks.
sold regularly at 50c,will
go ai
-38c
Ladies' Suits at Less
Than Half Price
One $13.50 Suit for $6.69
One 15.00 " " 7.15
Two 18.50 Suits for 8.45
One 20.00 Suit for 8.95
Two 25.00 Suits for 9.98
Two 25.00 Suits for 12.38
Four -27.50 Suits for 13.68
One 30.00 Suit for 13.98
One 30.00 Suit for 14.85
Ladies' Dress Skirts
Three Bargain Lots
LOT1
Ladies' sorted
-S6.50.
LOT 2
La dies'
sorted
S10.00.
LOT 3
Ladies'
sorted
SI 5.00.
Dress Skirts, as
styles, sold up to
Choice .. $3.38
Dress Skirts, as-
styles, sold up to
Choice .. $4.95
Dress Skirts, as
styles, sold up to
Choice . $5:85
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THE MINER BROS.
Merchants National Service Co., In Charge
Red Cloud,
Nebraska
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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF
Red Cloud, Nebraska.
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A. H. MoAllTllUR Piiiii.ihukii
TUK ONLY nr.MOUIIATiC l'Al'KIt IN
WUnSTKU COUNTY
Political Announcements
Announcements Aro Run Under This
Head Dy Paying the Sum ol Five Dol
lars Which Must Do Cash In Advance.
Our Columns Are Open For Any Legi
timate Advertising and Wo Welcome
Announcements Regardless of Party
Affiliations.
FOR SHERIFF
I hereby announce myself u can
didate for the olllco of SlierM ol Web
ster County, subject to tlu will of the
voters of the Democratic party at the
primary election to be held August 18,
1014. , Mk.v Hudson.
I hereby announce. myelf a candid
ate for the olllco of Sheriff of Webster
county, subject to the will ot the
voters of the Democratic party at the
primary election to be held Augiiftt 18,
1014. GRANT CHRISTY.
voters nt the Primary Election, August
18,1011, VM. KUIKPATlllCK.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
I hereby announce myself as a candi
date for tho oillco of Treasurer of
Webster County, subject to tho will of
the voters of the Democratic party at
the primary election to be held Aug
ust 18, li)l 1. Geo. W. Trine.
I tnUe this method of unnonnolngmy
candidacy for tho oillco of County
Teasurer, subject to the decision of
tho republican voters nt the primary
August isth. C. I). RoniN'-oN.
I aid a candidate for the olllco of
Treuhtiroi' of Webster county,' No
hrusku, subject to the wish. of the
Progressive voters nt the primary
election, August 1$, Mil.
J. F.GRIMES.
I hereby announce myself as n can
didate for the oflleo of County Trens
orer of Webster county subject to the
will of tho Democratic voters at the
Primary election, August 18, 1014.
11. C. WRIGHT.
I lioreby announce myself a candi
date for the nomination of Sheriff of
Webster County subject to the will of
the voters of the Democratic party at
the Primary election to beheld Aunit
18, 1014. Ciiah. ,1. Kv.utios.
I tiorehy announce myself as a candi
date for the oillce of Shcrllf of Webstt-r
county, subject to the will of the voter
of the Democratic party at tho primary
election to be held August IS, 1014.
JAH, Hl'llATKA.
I take this method of announcing
myself as a candidate for the oillce of
Sheriff of Webster county, subject to
the will of the progressive voters to be
expressed at the primary August 18th
T. W. WIIITK.
I hereby announce myself u candid
ate for (Sheriff of Webster County sub
ject to the will of the Democratic
FOR COUNTY CLERK
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the olllco of County Clerk of
Webster County, subject to the will of
the voters of tho Democratic party at
the primary election to be held August
18, 10H. Fiiank Vavmcka.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the ofllce of County Clerk of
Webster county, subject to tho decision
of the voters of the Republican nartv
t thh primary to bo held August 18th,
1811. CllAH. O. Uennktt.
f horeby announce myself a candi
date for County Clerk of Webster
comity Mibjrct to tho will of the Demo
cratic voters at the primary election
Angmtt 18,1011.
ALBERT V. DUCKER.
I hereby announce myself a caudi
date for County Clerk of Webster
county subject to tho will of the
Democratic- voteis at tho primary
election to bo held August 18,11)11.
. W. T. MOUNTPOKD,
of the Democratic party at the primary
election to beheld August 18, 11)11.
A. II. BRIGHT.
T Ilfllltll1 fltttWlllMfll t)ttQl1f fl L (1 iMIIlfll
date for County Commissioner for dis
trict 4, subject to tilts will of the demo
oralic voters at the primary election to
bo hold Aug. 18, 101 1.
.. A. MGAUTIIUII.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for County Commissioner for
District. No. t, subject to tho will of
the Democratic and Peoples Inde
pendent voters at the Primary Elec
tion, August IS, 1011.
Jog Koiiri..
1 hereby announce mysolf us a can
tlldute for County Commissioner for
District Four, subject to tho will of
tint T?nmilillttm vntirK nt. tin. mtiiitnt
election to bo held August 18. 1014
,1. O. CAI.DWKLL,
county, subject to the action of the
Democratic party at the primury elec
tion, August 18. 101 1.
. E. O. Caldwell.
aHallHBIlHalBnBIMHrBg,,:
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for County Commissioner of Dis
trict No. 5 subject to tho will of the
Democratic voters at tlie Primary Elec
tion August 18, 1014.
Lee Detoiii.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the nomination of County
Commissioner of Commissioner District
No. 1, subject to the will of the voters
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
I hereby announce myself as a candi
date for State Representative for tho
40th district, subject to the will of the
Republican voters at the primary eleo
tion August 18th. I trust I merit your
support. A. F. Hautwell.
I hereby announce myself a candid
ate for Representative of the 40th
District subject to the will of the
Democratic voters at the primary
election August 18, 1014.
A. W. Cox.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for Representative of tho Jtith
District, subject to tho will ot Demo
cratic and Peoples Independent voters
at the primary election August 18, 1014.
Geo. W. Liniisev.
FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
I announce myself as a cundldato
for the nomination on the Democratic
and Peoples Independent ticket at the
primary election to bo held August
181 h, for tho olilee of county superin
tendent of Webster county.
(1ERTRUDB L. COON,-
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
1 hereby announce myself a candi.
date for County Attorney of Webster
I herein- aimotinen mrsplfnK n en ml I.
date for the olllco of County Attorney,
subject to tho will, of the voteis of ttio
Republican Party at tho primaries to
bo held on August IStli, 101 1
UIIANSON V. STr.WAItT.
I hcroby announce myself as a can
didate for the nomination of county
attorney, subject to the Democratic
voters of Webster county at the pri
mary election August. 18, 101 1. Your
vote will bo appreciated.
FRANK J. MUNDAY.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
LTaving filed my petition as required
by law, I lioreby announce myself us a
oandlduto for tho olllco of founty
Judge of Webster county on tho Non
partisan Judicial ticket at the primary
olectlon to be held on August 18, 101 1.
subject to tho will of the qmilllled
olectors of said county.
A D. RANNEY.
FOR S IATE SENATOR
I desire to announce to my friends
that I will be a candidate for State
Senator from tho 20th District, subject
to tho decision or the Republican
voters et the primaries Augnst 18th.
GEO. W. HUMMEL.
I hereby auuounce myself ns a can
didate forStato Senator from the 20th
District, subject to tho will of tho
Democratic voters nt the primary, elec
tion to bo held August 18, MM.
Wm. L. Weksner.
The city council hos purchased r
now lire whistle which will bo in
stalled just as soon ns tho 'superin
tendent can find time. There will not
bo any question about hearing this
new fire alarm when it is ready for
use.
The Chamber of Commerce should
take action in regard to the public
drinking fountain. The one that stands
on the four, corners should either be
fixed so that it can, be used or else it
should be removed and others sup
plied to take its place. As it is, it is
usoless and sneaks of what might have
been in days gone by.
Col. Spenco and Col. Darker nre
making a red-hot campaign for tho
legislature in Franklin county. Per-
soimlly oither of these gentlemen
would make nn Ideal state olllcor, be
cause both are well equipped for the
position owing to their activity in
public uu'oirs, but on account of politi
cal tendencies Col. Barknr 1ms nm-
hoping.
The Democratic stat' convention was
one of tho most harmonious ever hold
in tho btnte, notwithstanding tho
frantic efforts of our opponents. It
was a grent disappointment to those
who would have been pleased to see a
wldo division among the workers. The
Chief was much pleased that Thomp
son was made, chairman. Ho ruled
fairly and to his discretion wus due
the credit for much of the harmony
that prevailed. The Democrats now
present a united organization aud
there Is no question about a sweeping
victory next November.
Tho work of nn olllolal should bo
judged by results, not by the amount
of nolso coming from his olllco. Judged
by what ho has done, Governor Moore
head Is desorving of recognlon at the
hands of the voters of this state. With
out nny bluster or headline advertise
ment he has quietly but persistently
gone about his duties and has pro
duced results that are very gratifying,
During his administration, among
"ther good measures the following
laws were passed and placed Into op-
eratlon: Voting by mail law. mire Hu-
seed oil law, stnudar J of weights and
measures law, cold storage food law
and county telephone law. To our
way of thinking the single biggest
thing Governor Moorehead has done
is tho reformation of the state reform
atory. This Institution is no longer a "
disgrace to tho state The unlorttiu
ates now in the state penitentiary are
treated as though they W(fru lllumm
beings and tlU! infamous custom of
smuggling drugs detrimental to tho
lives and morals of the inmates has
been abolished. For this one thing
alone the Governor should bo returned
to olllco.
Wasteful Practice
Much valuable fertilizing material is
loss when farmers bum tholr straw
stucks. Tlie straw, deeavimr I.. ,i.
soil, supplies the needed elements for
uooHiufr production and holding the
moisture iu the ground. Tho practice
of burning straw stacks is being vigor
ously condemned. Tim fn,... u
easily spare tho time necessary to
Di"cau ",u wneai straw over his, Held.
Plowing To Save Moisture
All of the considerable number of
tests that have been made duriug tho
past several years show an udvantogo
of plowinir over dtsiH.i .,,
T. ,, ", h "o tore water.
ir the weather continues dry during a
test of this kind or if the disking kills
tie weeds as thoroly as the plowing,
little difference will bo found. If tho
disking, however, does not kill all tl e
weeds the dlfforenoe will be greater
depending upon tho amount of water
used by the weeds. Where heavy
rains come during the test, theadran
age of plowing over disk ug will be
greater. The plowing puts the soil in '
better shape than docs the hi.iI 1
catch the hayy nL $&$&
tin 0, Nebraska Experiment Station.
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