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SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE
To clean up everything in Winter Goods, I will
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. give a aiscounc or su per cem oir on inu
A following goods:
Underwear Outings Outing Night Dresses
Wool Hose Blankets Fleeced Goods
Hoods Caps Yarns
Outing Petticoats Knit Petticoats
Sweaters Mittens
It will pay you to anticipate your
wants on the above goods. i
Mrs. Barbara Phares
New Line ol Spring Laces and Embroideries Just Received
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Horses and Mares
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WILL BE AT RED CLOUD, NEBR.
Saturday, Feb. 6th
Must be halter broken and in fair flesh, from 4
years old and up. Don't have to be war horses. Will
buy any useful horse. Will buy small horses and
mares, 4 years old and up. if halter broken.
Win. Kirkpatrick
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HENRY COOK, M. D.
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Reasonable COME IN AND mKK
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69S9
The Legislative Grind
For a new member Representative
W. A. SmithofHeomer Is making good.
Ah chairman an the committee on
Privileges and Elections tlio heavy
part of the contest of Kolloy vs Fulta,
for the Furnas county honors, fell up
on his shoulder. With a democrat
nmjorlty on his committee and a demo
eraot it a.or'ty n tho house, ho had it
w tliln his power to unseat Mr. Fults
and put In Platform" Kelley. Mr
Smith Is ii very modest country bunk
er hut he has ti future In politics if he
eludes to follow tho pastime.
Norton's bill for a constitutional
convention passed the lower blanch of
the Icgislatmc '.vlthout serious opposi
tion. Two years ago u similar i evolu
tion met an untimely death. Oppon
ems argued Mint I lie ooti-tl iillou was
as iinitlleialilt' as the laws of the Medes
anil IVrslaii.s ami u limn uas branded
a i evolutionist uhosnggestetl anything
of tho sort. Hut this session the mens
lire was presented in a ditl'eient form.
Instead of tearing Kebraskn's Mngiu
Charta to tatters and erecting a now
foundation for our statutes tho bill
pi opuses to submit cuch f rojwed now
suction of the constitution separately
to the electing. In that way thedeslr
able changes can be acted upon favor
ably at the polls while unpopular sect
ions may be discarded. House Roll No
1, tho Norton bill, is well on Its way in
tho senate. It is whispeied that it
will have harder sledding there than
In the house, which is recognized as
being more favorable to progressive
leglslatkn.
H.ulcer of Franklin, Cronin of O'Neill
and Tibbets of Hustings are members
of tho house who are active newspaper
men. llenty Richmond of Omaha and
liroome of Alliance have been mem
bers of the fraternity recently and
may be depended upon to defend the
dignity of the press upon every occa
sion. There is no active publisher in
the senate, aside from Secretary Will
rath, but Senators Heal and Quiuby
have won their spurs as editors and
they have retained all of their sympa
thies for tho country publishers.
If the governor had called out the
militia Thmsday, Soutli Omaha and
Reason and the other suburban towns
around Omaha might havo been an
nexed to Lincoln. A tremendous
crowd of suburbanites camo down to
present a petition in boots to the leg
islature against a bill that seeks to
add all ot the little towns to the city
of Omaha The committee having the
bill in charge gave the guests a public
hearing end strong arguments wei.e
made for and against annexation. It
is generally thought that if the bill
passes the senate it will be given clear
sailing in the house and "Greater
Omaha" will bo un actuality rather
than a droam.
Representative Lanigan of Greeley
county has introduced a bill in con
formity with the suggestion in GoverJ
nor Morehead's message providing for
a constitutional amendment that, if
passed, will elect future members of
tho state supremo court by congres
sional districts. There is also a bill
peudine to provide for tho election of
a supreme court commission. Those
who have investigated the condition
of the docket claim that there are no
prospects for t e prcscut court to
clean it up inside of three years if no
new cases arc filed. In the appoint
ment of Androw Morrlssey for chief
justice the theory of young men for
hard work has been practiced. A
government irilguliou attorney has
cited an instance no longer ago thuu
last summer of a judge who was dis
inclined to work because of his age
and ill health and while he waited to
render a decision in a enntioversy
fiom the western part of the state the
farmers along a certain ditch lost their
crops from dry weather. A salary of
neatly four bundled dollars per mouth
ought to secure to the state men ot
vigor and judicial ability.
l)r IlolVmeistor, the Chase county
statesman, pulled oil' a successful
stunt Friday afternoon just befotc ad
journment, lie wants a railroad com
pany to oither fish or cut bait, i. e to
use a right of way or to forfeit It after
a certain time. He got word that the
compauios interested wero preparing a
circular letter directed against House
Roll No. 7 aud he mauaged to put on
enough steam to get the bill passed la
the lower house twenty minutes beforo
tho railroad letters were distributed to
the members.
The two bill providing for appropri
ations for the payment of salaries of
merabors and employees and for inci
dental expenses of the legislature
were made into laws Thursday in time
for warrants to be issued by the audi
tor the next day. It was the first pay
day of this session. The second pay
occurs this week. Tho bousebooker
llgures that the expenses for employes
for the first month will amount to but
little more than one third of what it
did for the same time two years ago,
If this same ratio ooutluues the legis
lature will save ut least f 10,000 for the
session as against that ot 1013. There
are now thirty people on the pay roll
as against the posblblo thirty three
who may bo used in case it is neoes
sary. The benute is doing nearly as
well, but a higher limit is permitted
there.
A Real Farm Bargain
9 IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A GOOD FARM HOME 5
As I am desirous of moving to the coast, wish to sell my farm 1-2 miles
west of Inavale. This is one of the best 80 acre farms in the Republican
valley. 20 acres first bottom, 60 acres second bottom land, all in a high state
of cultivation. Improvements consist of a good 9 room two story house a
good 14x14 wash house; good barn, with hay mow, room for 10 head of horses
2 good buggy sheds, corn crib, hen house, a good cement supply tank piped
to carry water to barn, wash house and house. A good orchard with all
kinds of fruit trees.
Terms to Suit Purchaser
INQUIRE OF
J. fl. Ellinoef - Geo. jttatkins
Red Cloud, Nebr.
Inavale, Nebr.
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Strong "Pull"
and Drawing
Power in All
of Our Printing
H
OT ALL advertising matter is
consigned to the waste basket.
Some of it finds a place in the
files of the receinmni nr nn hie
desk or his table. The printing upon
which one can depend to win this dis
tinction is of the out-of-the-ordinary
class, the well-designed and well-executed
example of the printing art. Every
business man desires that his printing
should have what is known as "pulling"
power; that is, it should accomplish its
intended mission, namely, to set forth
the value of goods and secure orders for
those goods. The printing we do is of the
kind that win the coveted place at the
elbow of the prospective customer. Try us.
Wc Make a Specialty of
Printing Neat and
Attractive Balo Bills
The
Red Cloud Chief
Red Cloud, Nebraska
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Who's Most Guilty?
Now comes a speculator on the
Chicago board of trade and says that
the farmers are responsible for the
present high price of wheat and its
food products because they are holding
their grain. Shame on the farmers.
Who would have thought they could
be so mean? Undoubtedly grain specu
lators have the notion that theirs is
the saored right to hold grain for
higher prices That Is their llttlo
game and they don't wish to have any
one else intrude on tills, their self-appointed,
special privilege. Tho charge
that farmers have combined to boost
tho price of wheat is a jolte, of course.
Individuals who can afford to do so
may bo holding their wheat for better
prices. If So, wo can't think of any
one who has a greater right to do this
than the man who grew the grain.
Certainly ho could do this with more
justice than the trader who buys grain
merely to sipuoc.o someone else. Ne
braska Farm Journal.
In the County Court of Webster County
Nebraska.
STATU OK NHIIHAHKA, I
Webster County, f "
In tho mattor of tho estato of Wessc
Wesscls, Sr., deceased.
CItKDITOHS of said estato will tako notice,
that tho time limited for presentation and
tiling of claims against tho same Is August
Mth A. I). 1915; and for tho payment of
debts Is Janunry IS), law, that I will sit at tho
county court room in said county on tho 28th
day of August 1015. at to o'clock, A. M to
recelvo, examine, hear, allow, or adjust all
claims and objections duly Hied.
Dated this JUIh day of January, A. 1)., 191C.
A. 1). ItANNMV,
SK-U-) County Judge.
C. It. httnenka, Attorney.
CAMP
THE
CHIROPRACTOR
Red Cloud, -:- Nebraska
Second Houi North o! I. O. O. F. Hall
Graduate Palmer School
of Chiropractic, Davenport,
Iowa.
Consultation and
Spinal Analysis Free
At Office
Pheie lnd.212
In the County Court of Webster County
Nebraska.
Statu ot Nebraska, l ...
Webster County. (
In tho mutter of tho estate of I'redrlek
Wltlwir deceiihcd.
L'UKDITOIlSof wild estato will tako notice
that the tlmo limited for presentation and
tiling of claims aguliist tho sanio Is August
aitli, 11)10; ami for tho payment of debts Is
January :10th, lum, that I will sit m tho
county court room In said county on tho. loth
day of August 11)15, at io o'clock A. M to re
ceive, examine, hear, allow, or adjust all
cuunis ana objections duly filed
uaica tins sotii day of January A. I)., loin.
(Seal). A. I). HANNKV, County Judge. WelHtor County, Nebraska; thenco north to
Notice of Final Report.
In tho County Court of Webster county,
Nebraska.
In tho matter of tho estate ot Amos Oust,
deceased.
All persons Interested In said estate, aro
horoby notified that tho Administrator has
filed a final account ami report ot his admin,
lstratlon, and a potltton (or ilnal settlement
ol his account and nn order (or tho distribut
ion ol tho personal estate in his hauds and a
dtschargo from his trust, which havo boon sot
(or hearing beforo said court on the 23d day
ot Kebruary, 1915, at 10 o'clock, A. M when
all persons Interested In tho premises may
appear and contest tho saino.
Dated this 3d day ot Kebruary, 1015.
tlKAI. A. I). ItANNKY,
County Judge.
COL. R. C. PETERS
General Auctioneer
Will Guarantee Competent Service. Aek
Thoee Who Have Had Him Cry
Their Sale
Write or Wire For Dates
Guide'Rock, - Nebr.
DR. DEARDORF
VETERINARY SURGEON
Graduate Chicago Vetoririary College
m
TWELVK YEAIIS KXI-KRIKNCE
AT BAILEY'S TIE' BAKN
R ed Cloud -x- Nebraska
IEGAL NOTICE.
In The District Court of Webster County.
Nebraska.
Lucy M. Stonebrcakcr,
l'lalutlir,
Samuel C. Shuck,
I-1.loA. Sharshel,
J. W.Sharshel, her husband, llrst naiuo un.
known,
Ulysses!!. Martin,
Nelllo Martin, his w He,
Oscar C. Teel,
David 1. Mctnlnch,
Cora A. Mclnlnch, his wife,
OrauM. Hedge, and
KloreiKo II. Hi dge, his wife.
William A. Kent amlAddlu Kent his wife.
Defendants.
The nbove-naiucd noii-resldenl defendants,
I.UloA.hharNhel.J. W. SharMiel, her litis
band, whosullrsfnaiuels unknown, Ulyssis
(i. .Martin, and Nellie Martin, his wlfo, will
take notku that on the 'Jnd day of January
11)15, l.uey M Stonthnakcr, plalntlir herein,
moaner petition In the District Cnnrt J.f
iir !.... ..... ..... . . '
"" ",u ""lowing described premises'.
to-wlt:
Commencing '"to feel north of tho south
cast corner of tho south west quarter of tho
south east quarter of section 33, In town 3
". ui range ii, west, of tho nth V. M. In
Webster County, Nebraska, against said ,e
fendanis, the objtct and prayer of which :Jro
to foreclose a certain mortgage executed ,y
the defendant Samuel C Shuck to tho plali-
tho north east corncrof thoimrih u-at ,...,f
er o( tho south east quarter of section, town
- north ol range 11, west; running wost 380
(cot; thenco south a distance equal to tho cast
lino ot said land In question; thenco cast 380
(cot to tho point o( departure; containing 3 1-2
acres moroor less, mi the north west quart
crol tho south cast quarter of section 35,
town 2, north of range 11, west o( tho 6th V
M. in Webster County, Nebraska, (now
known as lotsil to 30 In Shuok'siSub-Divlston
of Annex 1 to Hod cloud) to secure tho pay
inent ol a certain promissory noto dated
March 9, 1908 for tho sum ot 11500.00 and duo
and payable March U, 1910; thatthorols now
?.li!LUAKm 8a,d noto nna 'uorteago tho sum ot
11388.53 tor which sum with Interest from this
date plalntlir prays for a decree; that defend,
ants bo required to pay tho snmo or that
said promlsos may bo sold to satisfy tho
amount fouud due.
You aro required to answer said petition oa
or boforo tho '.'ad day of Kebruary, 1915.
Dated January a, 1010.
I.UCV M, SrONEHUKAKKIt,
!' Hcrnard McNeny,
Ilcr Attorney,,
Coats and Suits at yt Price for Cash,
Miner llros. Co.
A few Hull Wyandotte coclrerols for
sale at 81 each. Inquire of Mrs. G. W.
Trine.
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