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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF
Rml Clovi d, Nchrnukn.
PUBLISHED I'A'EKY 'J'HUKSDAY
Knttrctt 111 tlio 1'oMolllrc nt Htl ( lotid. Ncilt.
iih Hieonil ClnsB Mdltor
A. 11. McAllTllUU
I'um.i&UKit
TUB ONIA Dr.MOCHATll' I'Al'KIt IN
vi;i!sri-itroUNTY
THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
Tlio Democratic candidates coiuo Ik
forotho voters of tills county with
clean records and unquestioned quail
llcatlonB. Each nnd everyone or them
Is well able to perform the duties in
the various oflices.
Tho county treasurer should be h
man of btirlinif Inteitrlty, prolicleiit In
the bcience of accounting, .courteous
aud respectful to all. Ucorge V.
Trine, the Democratic candidate for
that position, la such a man. ly hard
work, persistent attention to details,
Lo has continually advanced until ho
is thoroly competent to tube cure or all
the details of the treasurer's olllce.
For many years he lias kept the com
plicated accounts of the Beatrice
Creamery Company tolhoireiitire satis-
..faction. Mr. Trine Im never buforo
bought political pifterment in this
t county.
Again, there is Frank VuvrlcUa, our
candidate for county clerk, lie Is a
native of this county, educated hi the
common schools, nnd llnlshcd with
honors tho course-in the Uinahii Coup
meicial College. Tho training In this
tchool is exact and Mr. Vnvricku is to
lie congiatulated ou tho excellent
bliowliig be made in Unit institution.
lleis extremely well qualiiled for the
position aud he never was a candidate
lor public olllce before.
Mr. Jas. Uubatku, wlio U tlio Demo-
.cratic candidate for county slior'itr,has
rt'bided in this county for thirty years.
He is careful aud prudent aud has made
u bucoev, in tilling the soil. Ills neigh
bors aud Hcqtiiiiuteuuch esteem hint
highly slnoo he is u man of ills word
mid peileclly tellable in all his deal
ings. A largo mull physically he is
easily qualiiled for this position. Mr.
llubatka Is a candidate tor olllce for
,tliu iirsl llitie in his life.
Dr. Henry Cook, our candidate tor
coroner is well known ihruoiil the
county. I'or over thlity ears hu has
conducted a drug store In this city and
ior the (last sixteen years lie has been
a practicing physician, lie is well
qualiiled for the position and iui)pl
ublo to handle any emergency that
may arise, lie has never been a candi
date before.
For county commissioner where
would you liml u butter man than Lee
DeTotirV Ho Is an old bottler in the
county and as county clerk for one
term hu learned the ins and outs ot
the county's affairs, bin lug the past
lght years ho 1ms been farming near
-Gulde ItoeU but has constant! v kept
In touch with county matters.
Mr. Win. Woesner is, well known in
"Webster, Franklin and Nuckolls coun
ties us a man who keeps his word, lie
is a man of excellent common bense
-and just the kind of a man we need In
our state senate. He lb a man of ex
perieucu in business and has had ex
perience in tlio legislature. Careful
uud prudent he weighs every proposi
tion that Is placed before him. lie is
Just the man for State Senator.
Tlio Democratic candidate for county
.representative to tho htato legislature
Is G. W. Lindsey. Mr. Lindsey in hli
previous term of olllce made everyone
of his pre-election .promises good.
adhere is no doubt where lie stands ou
any question at issue. Mr. Lindsey
Las made a success of his own busluess
and he may be safely intrusted with
the business of tho state.
Mr. F. J. Munday Is an attorney of
acknowledged ability. HiB work In
the district court has met with gener
ous approval. Mr. Munday is a grad
(jiateof the Nebraska University Law
Coune. He also haH a liberal educa
tion In the classic. The Democratic
party presents Mr. Munday as its can
didate for tho oilleo of county attorney
fully uoutidont that he has the ability,
the knowledge uud the qualifications
for tho olllce.
C. T. Dickenson of Iuavalo is our
, candidate for county commissioner of
the Fifth District. Charlie has lived
in the county for many years aud has
made many frltmlN, lie is u hard
woiker aud if elected will give the
county the best end of every deal.
Lutwrek Mil oily reu-lved nine
mull mk of I'ttH'otiiiP1 from tho itinH
older houto. TIh-mi eutn logins oist
money and the mini who buys fiom
the mull order Iiouko pnyw for tht-m.
At the same lime ills dollar leaves the
community never to return. If people
who piitrniilzu thin' limine-) would keep
mi ace. lint of their ixpetiscs for a )ur
they would Ilud that It. eosts them
iiiiioh more to do business away from
home than it would right here at home.
Articles are invariably purehised that
aro useless, more things aro selected
than aro needed and quality considered
the prices are higher. If one of our
readers Is tempted to till out an order
aud send it to the mail order house he
will find it to Ills advantage to take
that list to any of our merchants Hrst
and compare goods and prices. '
The state university has been given
the use of the old horticultural hall nt
tho state fair grounds during the
week of the state fair. One wing of
the building will be in charge of the
department of homo economics which
will provide an exhibit and a sanitary
rest. room. This room will tie for the
use of Nebrask a women any time be
tween tho hours of 11 a. in. and r p. in
Doll StoddBgs
FREE
TO every Utile girl who
will bring her mother,
to the hosiery counter of
our store nny tiny next
week, we will give a pair
of beautiful doll stockings
pink, white or blue, in
large, medium or small
size.
These stockings arc
worth 10 cents a pair and
we shall give them to you
gladly absolutely free.
Tell nil your little
friends that we are giving
mviiy doll stockings .free.
'"We want every little girl
to have a puir,
.Barbara Phares
Agent For Atnorieaii
Heauty Mini Warner
liios. Corsets a u (1
Hutlerick Patterns.
Dr. Nicholson
v? DENTIST nsj
nFl'ICi; OVl'lt Al.llltlGllT'S stoiii:
IN RIVIMiro.V ON MONDAY
Red Cloud.
Nebraska
E. S. Getrber
Keal Estate, Farm Loaus
and Insurance.
Red Cloud, - Nebraska.
DR. CHAS. E. CROSS
DENTIST
OVER STATE BANK
Red Cloud ' a Nebraska
CAMP
THE
CHIROPRACTOR
Red Cloud, -s- Nebraska
Second House North ot I. 0. O. F. Hall
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Consultation and
Spinal Analysis Free
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A Missouri Farm
and Independence
For SS Cash and S5 Monthly
No Inlerest-No Taxes
Either ten or twenty neres (you take
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yoiu cnoiee reganiloi-s or size,) alio
three town lot-, nnd 300 shares in sue-
C i . i . ' ,uir" "ri!-"'-'ll company,
with two cannimr fnotniles mui rnti
equipment all lor only S30o; 5 down
aud 85 monthly without Interest or
taxes. Will pay round trip railway
fare of buyers. Payments stop in
ease of death. Write for photographs
and full Information Willis it. Mnn
ger, N. Y. Life Bid , Kansas Citv, Mo.
II E D CLOUD, NEBRASKA, CHIEF
BIG, POPULAR
VOTING CONTEST
Hundreds of Dollars in Valuable
Prh'.ca Given Absolutely Free
by Cook's Pharmacy and The
Red Cloud Chief.
We are giving away, absolutely free,
hundreds of dollars lu vatuablu prizes
to the ladles entering our voting con
test. Kvoryono has the privilege of enter
ing this contest and wu feel sure that
the ones securing the prly.es will be
well paid for their time, so come iu,
let ua show you our prizes, and explain
the contest more fully, and you might
be the lucky one at the close.
The only way to secure votes in this
contest is by purchasing things in the
Cook Pharmacy or by getting sub
scribers for The Red Cloud Chief.
Votes will be given at the rate of
100 to the dollar on regular cash sales
or collections. 1000 votes to the dollar
on the sale of due bills. 1000 votes to
the dollar on special sales. 1.100 votes
for one yearly subscription to The
Bed Cloud Chief.
Nominate yourself or your friend
and get busy.
Good For 5000 Votes
When Used to Nominate
Candidate.
Only One to u Candidate
Clip Out and Nominate Candidate
It is not too late to enter the big
free t.i ip contest. Enter your name or
some friends name.
Contestants will please
turn in their votes for credit
on Tuesday of each week.
1000 votes for every dol
lar paid on account between
September 2nd and 20th
Standing of Contestants to Date
1 Blanche Honor
2 Kruiit Hanney
I( Alison C'owden
1 Gladys WlUou
i Josephine U-sig
(5 Fleta D.ivis
7 Hazel bpiros
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Anna Jeruborg
Laura Pierce
Ethel Doyle .
Pearl Uolcoit
I vu Kuileilge ...,
Grace Slioior ,ii.
.Mabel Smith .'.
lleriiice West
Mario itos
May Wrigfit
Gieta Turuure
li) Marybelle llassinger
M Doiothy Potter
21 Minnie Tiaut
22 Hazel Robinson
S3 Elizabeth Overman
'-'I Marguerite Fogel
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Lola Coplen
Mnuriiu) Caldwell
Grace Wilson
Grace MeCrillis
Laura Hedge
Ha.el Sheldon
Zelma Wotiderly
Inez Crabill
Kleanor Gllhatn
Kstelle Hay lor
Venia Ileuderscn
Edna Hanney
Edna Henderson
Isabel Maynard
Marie Traut
40 Dorothy Hartwell
41 Edyth Herrick
42 Beatrice Sloss
Faith lvoont.
Marie Harwood
Lillian Koontz
Mary Christian ....
Clara Win ren '.,
Esther Storey
Maude Crow
Dora Hrlukman
Retta McDowell
Martha Arnold
Emma Ilorgman
Velma MoKlmmey
55 Margaret Ileal
50 Pearl Carpenter
57 Mabel Bailey
58 Gertrude Wullbrandt
50 Iva Carter
ISO Helen Raines .,
01 Marie Pulsipher
02 Lena Ludlow
03 Pearl Hlnes
04 Carrie Diedricli
05 Sadie Oruhain.. '.
00 Anna Peterson
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0305
Notice of Final Report.
In tho County Court or Webster county,
Nebraska,
In thu matter ol tho estate ol Henry .1.
Sheldon, dcccitKcd.
All perMuis Interested in wild estate, are
hereby untitled that the Kxeeutrix has tiled
l.tlll.., ,ll.vuilltl tll.tl lt..M..l VI Hllllllllin.il.
turn, and a petition for ilual settlement of
her account and allunldecreoof distribution
ol the estate, and a illtchariio from ;iertrnst,
a Until account nnd report ot tier admlnUtra
which have been sot fur hearing boloro snlil
eourton'thollthdiiyoLSeptoiiiberlUll, at 10
o'clock, A. M.t when nil persons Interested In
tho eprcmUcs may appear nnd contest the
kaiue.
Dated thUSIkt ilny ot August, 1014.
(hkai.) A. I), 1UNNKY,
County JiuIkc,
PriOPOSEO CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT NO. THREE.
l'ln I. ''i.,i. r m '-"M nmi'inli i nt to
i n- -i .m.iim ,,i 1. 1 tin tJi.ilxiif .Ninullta,
.li hi'n i .i.ki a i fm hi In full, Is nulimU-
i-u to i,H- i li i torn or the tnt- or .ni-i.
k.i. to li voii (1 upon ut tho genfnil (!(
Hon tn ii imlil TugAdny; Novcmher anl,
a. 11. wu.
'TOIt n J'llnt rooiliuii'.i protinxlnK amfrnt-HH-ntH
10 Sfotiun 1, of Article V. i.ud
rflon 21, of Arttcfft V. of Ihe Con.M
luti n of .'.'rlii'juU.i, relntliiK t t' mi of
u!'lri. mill , i.irv of CSiiiTernur nnil otln r
l-JSCtll!w ofl'Lf'i.
Up il lUxolvi-.l iiihi Bnnrfi'd by the Pe l'o
"f Hli J-'l.ltf .f Sv l.ldlv 1.
Occtlon 1. TI1.1t 111 III"- Bfiii'ral p1(l)' n
fiir mate nlnl Ii-kIsImiIvi- OlIieiH. tu he .r .(1
cm tin' Ttiiiul.iy mieivHillni; tin- Hrst Mon
day In Nov-emher. liill. tlio following lio
miliintttcil iih iiiiii'mlincnlM to Sections 1
.ii.I H nf Article V, of ilio CK.s-.tutlon
of Neur.mhn:
Sec. 1. Tlio executive tcp.irtment
sluill connlMt of a (lovernnr, who sliall
hold his olllce for n term of two yi ars
from tlio ilrnt Thursday nftrr the first
'I iiedd.iy In Janu.iry, next after Ills elec
tion, and until hN Kiiceehsnr Is elected and
uuulllled. In mldltlon to the Governor, the
executive department nlinll Include, tho
following olllrerfl: l.letitennnt CJovernor,
Secretary of State, Auditor of Public Ac
counts, Treasurer, Siipeiiutcndeut of Pub
lic Instruction, Attorney General, and
Conimlssloner of Public Lands anil Hitlld
Inifif. each of whom shall hold Ills oilleo
for the term of two yenrs from tho llrst
Thursday after tho llrst Tuesday In Janu
ary, next after his election, and until his
succeyiKir Is elected nnd qualified ; Pro
vided, however, that tho first election of
mild otllcers slmll be held on the Tuesday
succeeding the lint Monday In November,
lSlfi, nnd each succeeding election shall
be held nt tho same relative time In each
even year thereafter. Tho Governor, Sec
retary of State, Auditor of Public Ac
counts, nnd Treasurer shall reside at the
seat of Kovermpent durlnR their terms of
olllce, and keep the public records, books
and papers there, nnd shall perform such
duties as mav be eiinlred by law.
Sec. 24. Tho s.ilaiy of tho Governor
shall be live thousand (M, 000.00) dollarn
Iter niiniun. Tho salaries of Auditor of
Public iicciunts and Secretary of State.
Superintendent of Public Instruction and
Commissioner of P'ibllc Lands and llulld
Iiiks shall be two runuraiid live hundred
l$J100.eo) dollars each per annum, nnd of
the Attorney General, four tluiiis.inil dol
lars. (H.UOO. U0) per annum, the salary of
the State Trpumror sh ill be three thou
sand t Jll.onn.oo) doll n- per nnnum. and tho
I. leiitenant. Governor slmll receive one and
one-h if tho conirepsitliin of a s liltor,
and after Uuv ndoptl of this r instltu
II "I t'lev 'ltnll n ' !"! 'Ii'n li t'lelf 'iwn
i vp t-v fvs C'!t-, ' ; ret iiuu 1 pnli'.o
. . v ... i V I- '; ' rt mIo f1-.. '- p--i.
pi"iiils! i i u t !.- or ot'iet- e iin-
1 eiis.lt' ill, lllld I II !'". ti. it ,.l.l li .'r ifler
le pnjal'Ni bv la.v fn. seivic p.if'ir.ru d
by an olllcer prnvldul fr In this aitle'o
of the entivtltutlon nhall bo pild lu nd
v.inco Into the state treasury. There shall
he no allow.inco for clerk hlro In tho of
fices of the Superintendent of Public In
struction nnd Attorney General.
Sec. 2. That at said election on tho
Tuesday succeeding tho first Monday In
November, 1914, on tho ballot of each
elector voting thereat, there shall bo
printed or written tho words: "For pro
posed amendments to the constitution,
tlxhiK the term of olllce and salary for
governor, and other executive olllcers."
and "Against proposed umendments to
the constitution, fixing the term of olllce
nnd salnry for governor, and other execu
tive olllcers."
Approved. April 21. 1!13.
I. Addison Walt, Secretary of State, of
the State of Nebraska, do hereby certify
that the foregoing proposed amendment
to tho Constitution of the Slate of Ne
braska Is n true and correct copy of the
original enrolled and engrossed bill, as
passed by the Thirty-third session of tho
Leglslatutc of the State of Nebraska, us
appeals from said original bill on lllo In
this ntllco, and tint said pioposcd amend
ment Is submitted to the nu.illfleil voters
of the Stile of Nibraski for their adop
tion or reji etlon at, tho general election
to bo held on Tuesday, the 3rd day of
November. A. D. PJf t.
In Testimony Whereof, I havo hereunto
set my hand and alllxed the Great Seal of
the state of Nebmika.
Done nt Lincoln. Hits 2."r3 diy of March.
In the yc ir of our Ijird. One T1 'i curid
Nine Ilii'itlieii mil' V'Tte'" ami of the
Independence of the Tnlted Si ites tho
One. Hundred and Thirty-seventh, nnd of
this State the Forty-seventh.
AODISON WAIT.
SeaDl Secretin y of State.
THE ALARM is a clieacliul thing
OF FIHC for the man without
insurance. Every time he sees the
engines racing along his heart comes
up in his throat if the fire is anywhere
near his place. What folly, what mis
taken economy.
THK COBT. OF is so small that it
INSURANCE need hardly be
considered. The freedom from worry
alone h worth it many times over
Have us insure you to-day.
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Reliable Insurance.
MUOHMUA4C
We Are Looking For
The Man
Who has soiled his clothes so
badly that they are not lit to wear.
No matter how dirty or greasy
the suit may be we are equipped
with the most modern machinery
aud have skilled workmen who
know how to
Clean, Repair and Press
Clothes
G. Hassinger
Cleaner and Dyer
Both Phones
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P"S"" We have mode arrangements with the S. L. & Geo.
H. Rogers Company, whereby our customers may obtain
any of the Simeon L. & Geo. H. Rogers Co.'s genuine
standard, A-l Plate, silverware at a very low cost. .This
silverware is positively guaranteed and is now on dis
play in the Bon Ton Bakery window. Each 48-lb sack
oT'Diamond. Brand Flour" contains one full certificate.
Each 24-lb sack of said flour contains one-half certificate,
Three full certificates together with a small cash pay
ment, entitles the holder to any one of the various
premiums offered. See large display cards.
I The Diamond Jilling Go.
Red Cloud,
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FURNITURE
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QUALITY
ON THIS WE HAVE BUILT OUR
PRESENT BUSINESS
J(7HEN wo began our
vv business career in
in Red Cloud we took as
our motto the one word
Quality and we believe
all our patrons will agree
with us that it has truly
been our slogan all this
time. Our reputation for
high-grade Groceries is
well known. We are fully
prepared to supply all
your wants in our line
P. A. Wullbrandt
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VETERINARY SURGEON
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