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QUALITY
ON THIS WE HAVE BUILT OUR
PRESENT BUSINESS
WHEN wc began our
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
THE HOME GROCERY
let Clovnl, Ncbrnoke.
1'UDLISHED LVEHY THURSDAY
Kntcrcil In thb I'dstcllkc nt Hid ( loud, Nob.
ai Second I'lnni Matter
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Puiia&in:lt
TUX'. ONIiY DI'MUCKATIC I'Al'KH IN
WnitrtTKU COUNTY
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Big Popular Voting Contest
Hundreds of Dollars in Valuable Prizes Given Absolutely
Free by Cook's Pharmacy and The Red Cloud 'Chief.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Governor John II. Moiii:iii:.uj
Lioul Governor James L'i.aiho.v
Secretin y of Statu.. .Ciiaiim. V. Tom.
Amlllor Public Accounts.. .W. II. Smith
Treumirur Ghoiuie K. Hall
Supt. Public Inst ,...P M. WniTKinaii
Attorne General Willis 12. liUi.t)
Cotumlhhlotiur Public Luiidh and
Hullillnus Wm. It. Eaktiiam
Rillwuy Commissioner.. W. M. Maupi.v
Iteyents of University. .0. V. Xoiu.E
John 1. Mli.i.Kit
Ciii(,'re9smiii Fifth District.
A.C. ii.LLi;NEi:mit:
County Clot I: Fiiank Va vimcka
Ti eitsuivr G no W. Tmsi:
SIlK-iH' J.S. Hl'llATICA
.Superintendent Gkiitrcih: L. Coon
Coroner Dit II. Cook
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.... Dlst. ,'J; Uiias. I)icki:.nson, I)ls.t. B
Uenicseutatlvv Geo. W. LlMiSCY
Stato Senator, 'JO I)Ist.-W. L. Wr.ESNUit
which whs helil In Oiniihii lust week.
Four liuiiilrnd tin I Ilfty-seven aisled
Ited iloii'nteH weiohoiitod by the cie
detithils'commlttee. The foatuio of
the entertiilniiieiit was a moving pie.,
lure exhibition jilveii by tho lluiuiiti of
Publicity, when moving pictures of
Ounilia and Nebraska weio shown. Tho
lusouroe of the state and metropolis
were- explained ushuustlvuly and tho
blK crowd of visitors left with a dlf
feient opinion or Oiniilm nttil the stale.
A movement by tho insurgents- In the
convention to ovei throw the ndininis,
triitloit wns defeated by eighty-seven
votes, nil tho old ollleeis beltijj re
elected. Lot AngelfH was selected as
tho ne.st meftlng place.
Webster county landed in tho filth
place at our .state fair which i3 just
over. Sho took the sweepstaUes on
sweot potatoes and her general exhibit
was a good one.
lied Cloud is now, in the metropoli
tan class, having her lira department
Installed in tho center of tho city and
an uuloinobilo ready to respond in
wise of lire. Wc feel u littlo bigger.
. Purchases this week will entitle you to votes as follows:
20c Tooth Brushes 1000 votes
25c Hair Tonic 1000 votes
50c Hair Tonic 3000 votes
50c Bottle of Toilet Water 3000 votes
. We are giving away, absolutely free,
hunilreilH of dollais In vuluuble prizes
to tho ladies entering our voting con
test. Kvoryotio has the privilege of entei-
ing tliis contest and wo feci sure that
the ones securing the pilzes will bo
well paid for their time, so come in,
let us show you our prizes, and explain
the contest more fully, and you mie,ht
bo the lucky one at the close.
Tile only way to secuie votes In this
oontest.ii by purchasing things In the
Cook Pharmacy or by getting sub
scriber for The lied Cloud Chief.
Votes will be. given at the mte of
100 to the dollar on regular cash sales
or collections U't'O votes to the dollar
on tho sale of duo bills. 10(10 votes to
tho dollar on special sales. 1.101)' votis
for one yearly subset iplloti In Tho
Ked Cloud Chiel.
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
1000 votes given vith every
purchase of itfyals Talcum,
Nyals Tooth Paste or Nyals
Face Cream from Sept. lllh
to September 20th.
Standing of Contestants to
.1 Blanche Honor
ii Emm Uunney
n Alison Cowdcn
1 Gladys Wilson . .
o Josephine Ksslgv
fl KlotH Davis
7 Ila.ol Spires
8 Atltui Jeruberg
1) Laura Pierco ,
JO Kthel Doylo
11 Pearl Wolcott .?.
T2 IvaUutledge
l'. Griico Sherer
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11 .Mabel Smith
1.1 Jleinico West
10 Muile ltoss .
17 .May Wright . .......!..
18 Glut u Turnuie
1!) Marybollo Hassinger '.
'id Dorothy Potter
21 Jllnnlo Traiit
Jj Hnyel Uoblnson .' '
S3 r.llziibetli Overman
!il Marguerlto Fogel
So Lola Coplen
SO .Maurluo Caldwell
117 Gr.ieo Wilson I
SH Grace McCrillK . '
'29 Laura Hedge
:iu lla.el Sheldon "
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.1.1 Veuia Henderson
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3s Isabel Mnjiiiud
30 .Mailrt Tuiut
K) Dorothy llartwell
U KJith llerrick
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1.1 Lillian Koonta
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10 Maude Ciow
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51 Kelta McDowell . ..'..
fS Martha Arnold
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51 Volina McKlmiuey
.1.1 Margaret Ileal
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53 (lertrtido Wullbrandt... .
5U Iva Carter
00 Helen Rallies
01 Marie Pulsipher
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10 Anna Peterson
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Towtispioplo who frequent the
Chamber of Commerco rooms should
join that, organization and secure all
tho benefits. Person'! outside of the
city are invited to use tho rooms
whenever they desiro.
Something ought to bo done to make
the town hitching racks inoro service
able. Whenever it rains Clio water
stands around the posts, the horses
stamp to shako oil' the Hies and the
buggy and harness nie bespattered
with mud. These places should be
propei ly drained or elso filled with
cinders.
Those who intend to bring pioduee
and other articles to the Farmers' In
stitute which will beheld a little lator
on should select their goods now. A
much bettor exhibit can be made if
everything is not left to the last min
ute. Indications are that this year's
institute will far surpuss any previ
ous ell'01 1. That is saying u good deal,
siuco Red Cloud is known the state
over for holding institutes that are
right up to the top notch. If everyone
will help a littlo wo can easily fur sur
pass anything in the state.
At the geneial elcctlou in Nebiaska
this fall her clti.ens will by theit vots
either -ipprove, or condemn the ad
ministration of Woodtow Wilson as
president of tho United Status. Ily
placing tho state in tho democratic
eolutun you can approve his acts, and
at the same time elect men who will
aid him in the construction of still
greater thiiiKS. Especially U this true
in the election of congressmen who
have a dliect working power in accord-
unco with the wishes of tho president
and his party. Regardless of your
former political ulHllutioiiH, Mr Voter,
if you 1110 satisfied ulth the manner in
which Wooilrow WINou is conducting
tliu alfairnof Him nation. g. to tho
polls ui November and uto ti.e I), iiui-
eiatic ticket from top to bottom, and
thus assist in maintaining a satisfact
ory administration Alma Journal.
Ancient Spnnlo'i University.
The oldes: Spanish university is thin
it Salamanca, founded in 1240.
1 ney K.iow All About Us.
A French wr'ter says that Ameri
cans use a coal-black china dinner
tiorvlcc when In mourning.
Definition of a Gftntleman.
A kindly heart, a quiet voice, pollto
words and manners, it hand open to
help, attention to littlo things for tho
comfort of others, freedom from an
ger, boasthig, mid patronizing; toward
the strong, courage; toward tho weak,
chlvalrj ; toward all men, fairness.
Few men ever see one In a. mirror.
Ltfo.
Who among us that cannot sing with
new meaning today, "My country, 'tis
of thee, sweet land of liberty," and
llnda deeper and sweeter exultation
in contrasting our own laud of peace
and prosperity with war-distiossed
Kuropelf And who among ns that
does not hope and pray that the mes
B'igo of "l'eaeo on earth, good will to
ward men" has taken such u hold upon
the hearts of the Aninrieau people
that our example in the future may
inspire the other nations of the world
to make this message the uualteiable
law of all generations yet unborn
that all mankind may praiso God for
giving tho American mil ion to the
world'.' Plattsmouth Journal.
For Sale
Two and one halt acres of laud with
good eight room house, two good chick
eu houses, wash house, coil liouso and
a good well. Everything in first class
fihupe. Will sell at a baiguln or trudo
tfor fctock. Inquiro hero or phono Ind,
:No. 81.
Toil Sale Chkap; A Hurley David
son motorcycle in .ood shape. Mrs.
"Win. Wolfo.
T. W. While
Progiossivc Candidate For Sheriff ot
Webster County.
I favor enforceuitnt of tho liquor
Iuwb, and If elected I guarantee to
contribute 5100.00 per year to a fund'
to bouisod for that pui pose, conditions
fully explained In a piovious issuu of
this paper.
FOR RENT A good B-room house
Hutchison & Suluden.
Coneoiniug tbo Democratic ticket in
Webster county the Rod Cloud Chief
renmiks: "From top to bottom our
candidates uro men of sterling worth,"
etc. How about the lady who is run
ning for superintendent of public in
struction? Uro. McArtliur is either it
little prejudiced, or else he is too mod
est in expressing his views of tho ac
complishments of tho suil'ragette.
Franklin Pi ogress.
The editor of the Progress evlJeutly
does not know that iu Webster county
this year tho county superintendent's
olllce is priictlotlly a non-partisan af
fair. Miss Gertrude Coon is running
for re-olectlon without opposition. ia
ing tho only candidate in tho Held,
sho Is tightly considered tho candidate
of all tho parties. Could any testi
monial as to her etlleieiiey bo higher'.'
Every state in tho Union was repre
sented at tho annual convention of the
United Post Otllce Clerks Association,
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W HAUE JUST GOT IN DRflV LODS OF NEW
FALL GOODS, COME. SEE THEM. WHEN VOU DO
YOt) WILL LOOK NO FARTHER BUT BUV WfJT VOU
NEED RiGHT THEN AND HERE. OUR NEW FALL
ambIS!S,,NIFTV: UR STflPLES RELIABLE:
OUR PRICh LOW.
WE DESIRE THAT THOSE WHO HAUE NOT
BOUGHT ALL OF THEIR GOODS FROM US. AS WELL
AS THOSE WHO DO. COKE. SEE OUR NEW FALL
5I?,SKJ!PWING 0UK STOilE MEfiNS MAKING ET
YOUR STORc.
New Goods in All Departments
THE MINER BROS. CO.
General Merchants
"A MIGHTY SAFE PLACE TO TRADE"
Red Cloud, - Nebraska
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PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT NO. THREE.
The following proposed ainuiiiliucnt to
tlio constltutiun of tlio SUto of Nubmalui,
u hereinafter set forth In full. 1.1 8utinlt
J'cl to tlio electors or tlio Stato of Neljr.m
Kti, to be voti'ii upon ut tile Bmicnil cloo
tlon to hu lielil TuLSOiiy. N'ovi nlior 3rit,
A. . J'Jll.
"J'Olt a jjlnt resolution proposing aiucnil-
liieu's to Siilion t, of Article V. and
Section LM. of Article V, of tlio Constl-
tul'on of Ntlirn.Hv.i, relating to term of
oti.ee i ui fi'.iry of O.oviruor ami other
weeutlve o.'lco:?.
lie It Itcilvi'il ami I2nartpil Uy thu People
of the .S.ato uf J.VttiiaUa:
Section 1. Tint it the Konoral nlortln
for stite a"il 1, -Ulativc olllc , to lie h 1.1
nn tlie TtiChil iy Kueceedlntf the llrst Mi a
l.iv In November. I'm, tlio folloi.iiu: bo
Huhm'.tUil aa .uiien.lr.ifnis to Sictl -na 1
uml l't of Article V, of the Coi.jtitutlon
of Nebr.iaU.i:
Sec. 1. Tlii CNeoiitlvo ilcpartnit nt
sliill consist of a Governor, who cu.tll
holil his elPce for a teini of two y t.i
fioni the llrst Thursil iv after the t'lsi
Tueail-iv In .1 ininry, n"st aftei Uln ! c
tlon. nil until hW hUui eh M iu eli'Ctul and
finlii!oil. In adilllloM to tbe-iloveiniir, the
I'M'Clltlve ili'piirliuent hlmll IncHldo tho
folluwIiiK oir.niM: Lieutenant Uoverpoi.
bVeietaiy of Slit", Auditor of I'uullc c
oiiutH. Treu surer, Huiivilnteiident "f PH -lie
IiiRtructlon, Attorney Oeneml. nail
Coi'rtinlsrlonor of Publle I. inda and Hull 1
Ihkh. o.ich of whom shall hold his oilleo
for the teim of two y. ir. from the llii
Thursday nftei the Mrst Tue.div In .In i
nry. net af t r hit oh ctlon, -ind until bM
fueeeu r In eketcd and iiimilnViI. I'io
llded, liowcvu. tbut tho tltst e.eitl 0 ''f
Mid otrietlB -titilt bo li Id on lh 'I u-'d i
niierenlintf tlif llr'it Monday In Noveinlni.
tiilfi. ind eieh ditccruilliiK election shall
be held at the timt relative time in ' leh
even year there ifter. Tho (Jovenior. Hec
tctary of St ite Auditor of Public Ac
ooiititn. and Tie-vmrer ulrill lesUlo at the
ceot of government durlni; their terns if
otTlee, and l.erji tho puolle records lcol:
and p-ipera tin ro. and shall p"ifoun smh
dutliM a in.iv lie euulrod by law.
Sc. 24. The Hilary of tho Governor
flhiitl be llvo IhoiiHiinii (1.0J0 00) dollim
n'r annum The Hiliirlen of Auditor f
I'ullle iieenintB anil f-'ueiet iry of Slit
Huperliiieuiii'iit of V il He ItiMtruellori mil
C 'nimlp nie-r of Ii' lie 1-iniW nnil Hulld
u ,',- shad be two CiidumiiuI live bundnd
(K "00 ei i ilollnm eaeh pel iinliutu. and of
tho Altotr.ov iieiieral, four thousaml dol
lars (l"0O001 per anrilim the a.iliry of
the Pfite Treijnirer Htmll lie three thou
sand i$l!.ono iirt) dolIirD per annum, anil the
Lieutenant Ooveinor nluill teeelvo one and
nne-luilf the couuiniiii itlon of ii fetritor,
and after the adoption of tills constitu
tion thev thall not recpo to tlulr own
wo any fees pnstf, Intuiestn upon public
moneys In their IiiiiiiIh or under their con
trol, peniulMtPH of olllcn or other coni
peuMitlon. and all feei that may hereafter
bo payable by law foi nervliort porformed
liv mi ntl'.cnr piovldid for la this artlclo
of tho eoimtltutloa nluill be pild In ad
vaneo Into the state treamiry. There Khali
bo no ullowance for clerk hlro In tho of
flcen of the Superintendent Of I'ubllo In
struction nnd Attorney rieneral.
Sec. 2. That at said election on tho
Tuesday sueceedlnK tho llrst Monday In
November. 1014, on tho ballot of each
elector votlnu thereat, there shall bo
printed or written tho words: "For pro
poned amendments 10 the constitution.
IIxIiik tho term of nlllco nnd suliry for
Ifovemor, nnd other executive ofilcurs."
and "AKiiinst propoed umendtnentH to
tho constitution, llxlnu tho term of oilleo
and wiliry for KOernor, and other execu
tlvo olllcers."
Approval. April 21. 1D1S.
I. Addison Walt. Pocretnry of State, of
tho Blato of Nebraska, llo hereby certify
that tho foreuolns proposed ainendinent
to thu Constitution of tho Stato ot No
br.iPl'.u Ih a true and eorrect copy of tho
original enrolled and eiiKrohed bill, as
pncseil by tho Thlrtv-thlrd bpn.nIoii of tho
l.pKlRlaturp of tho Statu of Nebraflta, an
nppearH from Bald orlutnnl bill on lllo In
thiH olllcn. and tint wild proponed amend
ment In submitted to tho nuatltled voters
of tho Stuto of Nobrask.i for tholr adop
tion or rejection nt tho rJeneral election
to ho held on Tnenday, tho 3rd day of
November. A. D. 101 1.
In Testimony Wheriof, I hnvo hereunto
sot my hnnil nnd .illled tho Ore.lt Heal of
tho State of Nebraska. ....
riAna nt ilnrnln. HHs ?.1rd ihiv of Mnrch.
in tho year of our Lord. Ono ThouH.mil
Nlnu lluudreil and Fourteen, and of the
Independence of tho United Slates tho
Ono Hundred and Thirty-seventh, and of
thl. State tho ty;vH-er.thk
Seal) Secretary of State.
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BIG PREMIUM OFFER
We have mode arrangements with the S. L. & Geo.
II. 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
or'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.
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Only Fifteen Days of Low One-Way Fares to
PACIFIC COAST
SEPTEMBER 24TH TO OCTOBER 8TH
IF YOU EXPECT TO (30 TO CALIFORNIA DU1UXG THIS BRIFF
AUTUMNM'EUIODOF LOW RATES, YOU SHOULD AUUAXC E PA1 Y
FOB YOUR ACCOMMODATIONS IN THE HURLIN TON'S TIlSoioH
TOURIST SLEEPlNtJ OARS TO LOS ANOBLKS AND SAN FRANC SCO
nlvMnm TUH0U(5" 8CBXI0 "KAI)0 AND SALT LAKE V
$30.00 geI5&,c8a
H. E. PETERSON, Ticket Agent.
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