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JOHN H. MOREHEAD'
NEBRASKA'S BUSINESS GOVERNOR
CANDIDATE FOR RE-ELECTION
. Governor MorohciulTi iippenl for support at llio pollH is mude purely on
Ills record as NebrHskuV Business Governor. Ho has no I'gK'turowinK martyr
doiu to relate. lie lias no pet-rioh quick bond scheuu'H to exploit, but he lias
an enviable rocord as Governor, which every thoughtful voter will couslder
wheu he comes to mark his ballot ou Novomber Third.
Player Piano at a Bargain
We have u ellKhtly iuud Player
Piano in tine condition that one of our
customei'H was unable to finish pavlug
for' Wo will place it free of charge in
the homo of any satisfactory party in
the vicinity of Red Cloud who will pay
the balance in cash or payments as
low as 910,00 per, month. Address,
Olney Music Co., St. Joseph, Mo.
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Desire
VERY one of your banking connections
to be a profitable one, returning you the
largest measure of service and accom
modation commensurate with the size
of your deposit, open an account with
us. Interest paid on time deposits.
by State Guaranty Fund
NEBRASKA
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M. B. church next Sunday cvouing on
"Bqual Suffrage."
The Democrats of Hastings will hold
a bi barbeque at that place Friday,
October UOth. Senator Hitchcock, Hon.
W. J. Bryan, Gov, Morehoad aud other
democratic candidates will be on baud
to speak.
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Mrs. A. McCall Writes
An Interesting Letter
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The following letter written by Mrs.
McCall, to her himband, Alf McCall,
describes the Isle of Pines, in an inter
esting manner, and no doubt will
prove interesting reading to many of
our readers, many of whom bio per
sonally acquainted with the writer:
Santa llarbara, Isle of Pints,
West indies.
October 12, 1011.
The Key West extousion of the
Florida East Coast It. R. is one of the
modern wonders of tho world. It
might be described as a series of
bridges, built from one key to the
other. It ls rather an odd experience
to sit in an observation car of a rail
road train and have no other view in
sight but that of sea and sky. The
Flagler system of railway ferry will
bo put in operation early next, year,
and when tiiat is done three ears will
be operated between American cities,
Cuba and Isle of Pint's. By this sys
tem the Pullman or freight ears will
be Vuu on the steamer ferry, making
it unnecessary to leave your train or
unload freight between these places.
This will be lino for fruit growers,
who can go with their fruit and lnive
it, pleach market with very little
handling.
It, is eight hours sail from Key West
to Fluvanna. We arrived there at 0
o clock h riday evening. Standing uu.
the rail, on the steamer .Miami, wo
watclnd the oily come Into view.
.Mono cattle conio.s fh-At In siht and
our ship passed close under it. Wo
saw the place in the htirlior where
the .Maine pniji-eUMl nliovo water tie
fore it was removed. The entrance to
Havana harboi' is narrow, about forty
yards wide. It is said to lie lull of
sharks and that many a poor Cuban
patriot was shoved through the chute
of .Mono Castle into the sharks uoit.
Opposite Fort. Mono at. the en
tianoe of the harbor is l.aT leru,
meaning, "The Fori built in lr;!8,unu
dates Mono Castle by fifty years,"'
The guide told in It." wa- lit 10 the wife
of Uuisoto waited and watched from
the lower for four weary years for t lie
leturu of thu exjiloier, who was then
governor of Cuba, when reftigooi
biought her news of his fate She
died a few days later. This fort is
now u it lie, except in the ancient
tumor room is a dynamo plant for
lighting Che Senate chamber aud the
I'i'isldt ill's palace, ami, to use the Ian
gunge of the guide, "Prom out the
sixteenth century comes illumination
for the twentieth." Before wo left the
boatweweio told by the steward to
assemble In the dining hall for phy.-d
clan's examination. After waiting
about twenty minutes the doctor came
in, bought a paper from it "newsy,"
and wullied out. We were thon told
we could go down the gang-plank. On
the wharf our baggage was inspected
byoflloials, and here by tho unfamiliar
way of everything, and the Spanish
tonguo, wo realized that wo were in a
foreign land. 1 thought Hie porters
of tho different hotels, would oat us up
or carry us off bodily. Upon entering
a cab Tor the Brooklyn Hotel, a, man
came up with his Hand extended for
twenty-five "centa." Wo were told at
the hotel that It was for taking our
baggage from tiie ship to tho wharf,
a custom they are trying to abolish.
Hiding through the medieval streets
at dusk, I felt'very much alone and
homesick, yet there were six In our
party and it was not all unpleasant.
Havana has a great deal of unneces
sary noise. All tho cabs have bells,
a thing required by law. Tho sound
of jingling bells mingled with tho cries
of men, women und children, selling
lottery tickets, is constantly heard.
The selling of lottery tickets is it gov
ernment enterprise for the raising of
public revenue. Tho housos of Hit- j
vuna are heavy and masslvo looking, J
built of limestone plastered with ce
ment of rubble work. They are built
with an open court, with window
glass and screens entirely absent. All
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'J. 0. Lindley Dies
Suddenly Friday Night
J. O. Llndloy. aged 77 yearn, 0
months and 10 days passed away Frl-1
day evening at his home from a stroke
of paralysis. He was a'. Ids stand ou I
Fourth avenue when stricken and was
removed to his homo whoro he died
slior.tly sftorwards. I
Mr. Liudtey was an old settler hero, '
and for a number of years was en ,
gaged in the restaurant business, fie
was well known and leaves a largo
number of friends, who were shocked
to hear of his sudden death. The
funeral services were held at the
Methodist church Tuesday afternoon,
U'ev. Cole, of Genoa, conducting the
services. Interment took place In the
Highland cemetery. He loaves be
sides his wife, three sons and two
daughters to mourn his death.
Red Cloud High
Defeats Oxford Boys
Before a fair crowd Fiiday afternoon
I Jed Cloud High defeated Oxfonl High
27 to 0. Iletl Cloud was never In
danger and the defeat of Oxfonl was
easily inliicled. The gamu was an
open one, forward passes and long
end runs being numerous Oxford had
conslileiable luek with forward pa-ses I
uktysjd (loud broke up tliu Oxfonl
deifiisfl mid captured several Oxford
misses. Siiiectiiomar dashes bv Pone.
fibriir inwt l.illtitlf l' li:u1 I In. i.r'Mivilb. tin
thelr toi".,' while considenude ground
was gained. Giger captured an Oxford
foi ward pass in 'hi center of the Hold
aud by cmi'dstcnt plunges mitt end
runs can itl Mid ball ovei lint Oxford
tine for the first touchdown, Zis
carrying this bah, Poluicky kicking
goal.
Long end runs by (ilcor and Pol
uicky were UitmeroiH, uaiiiiug from 10
to .10 yards each, and Mo in the I
M'eolid iiusrfer, I'nluickv was
pushed
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over the Oxfordllno for a touol
failing to kielcgnal.
hiitrly in tho di'tl (piarter, Pope
caught a forward p.iss from Oxfonl ill
the eeiiter l t!ii Held, and behind per
fect Interference, raced !() yards thru
a Inolun Held for a touehiUnvn. Pol
llieky uicKinggoal.
In the lib (piarter Polnlckyon a llu
plunge carried the ball .10 yards nod
Glger on an end run of 15 yards car
ried the ball over for Ued Cloud's last
touchdown. Politick) kicked gotl,
making tin score i!7 to (I.
Your
Watch Ideal
Many people have learned
to consider such, and such a
watch as an ideal time piece.
When they buy-they want
that particular watch.
We don't blame them be
cause Ve have watch ideals
too and ideal watches.
They are the Sou tin Bend
and tho Hamilton and the
Howard and one or two
others. These we have learn
ed to depend upon these we
buy and sell each year in
greater quantities. And be
foro you make a watch pur
chase we would like to talk
to you about these move
ments. May we?
E. H. Newhouse
Optometrist and Jeweler.
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