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PUBLISHED KVEItV THURSDAY
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Chief trusts Unit 'hey will carry by (i
lnrjr ir.ajoiitj ( oiisldorublo informa
tion ha been rIumi tlio public lh- pn-t
filtered In tlio I'ontHl.ci' nl Hid ( loml, Nit. (e nock, in of way iinil annt'mr, n
rtfunh i the neeeMilly of a n vv
tin Hccoiul I Iiihh Matter
Ititcriuil Revenue Collector, .Tiid,; ( rank ns uti educational city. (Jo to the
Loomls of I'lemoiil, tins appointed I polls on Wednesday nnd cast your
Cecil Jlnttliowv, mlltor of tlio Klvefton i ballot for thu bondu, nnd In so doltitf
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run only nKMocitATir rAri:n in
WKIISTKH COUNTY
Pi.'iif.istif.ft i school bulltl'titr, enough, in faot, Unit
ho feel mote tliiiii confident tliut it I
plain to till that Iho bonds must he
voted if lied Cloud li to retain her
Ilovlow, ns Deputy Intel iial Ilevenuo
Collector for tlio district of Nebraska.
While this political plum is tint exactly
of tho muiio sirens Cecil lutd hopes of
landing, yt'ti perhaps ho may II ml 11
equally ns sweet.
If the political pot hceps boiling as
It now seems to bo iloiiiir, wo ato of
tho opinion Mint not many weeltH will
elnpso before boveral hats, belonging
to repliants for county ollleo will be
in the tine;. Considerable talk Is lib
t reiuiy iicHru lis rPK'inin to mo county
.bherlir plum, nnd if present plans
rmntorlnlie, several nppnrently well
qualified citixetis, will bo found trying
to pluck it.
yoi will aid In tho best and only cop
reel solution of tho school question
Consldernblo praise Is due Mayor
Damerell for his elforts in pullinK tlio
roads in the city in first class slinpo.
The past few weeks, tho ronds in the
entllli ,trnfl lulllilll tef lltn tllnbl (.
invufci. ni.M. vT.ui.ti, iui biiu uiuit M t
livcro impnssnble, hnvo been grnded
, and nro now in excellent condition.
ilio lire ut the depot on Wednesday
proved beyond doubt tho true value of
good rondH, nnd ninny wore the praises
heard in the Mavor'a behnlf.
I John Durleycorn, exhibited at the
Xepec on Wednesday, both afternoon
and evening, was simply gretit. The
pictures were taken from tho story,
run in the Saturday Evening Post,
written by Jack London, and the high
est praise we can glvo them Is to say
they were, indeed, true to human life
If jou missed seeing John llarleycorn
you missed tho best pictures shown
here for many a day, notwithstanding
they must be good if put on nt The
Tepee, and this was a subject which
, bas been preached, prayed and fought
over for yearn.
Notliwithstundiiig thu fact (hut Thu
Chief, filled with advertisements of
bargains which may bo secured of our
home nicrclintits, goes Into hundreds
of homes each week, soinu twenty
sticks of mail Older catalogs were te
celved at the post olllce heto Inst week
A grand old world this will bo whin
the public becomes convinced that for
ii community to prosper its people
must buy nnd sell ut home. Money
sent to mall order houses never returns,
neither docs it put chase better or
cheaper values, and Inst, but not least,
never in history has the mail order
house been known to contribute to
ward repairing the roadsor In anyway
building up the community in which
you llvo.
p On Wednesday tho eighth day of
8eptctnbcr, tho School Uond quostlon
Tho legislature having failed to re-
appropriate tho money, nltho the law
provides Mint tho expenses of thoStnto
Pood, Drug, Dairy nnd Oil Commis
sion be pnid out of funds collected,
has)caused Stato Treasurer George E.
Hall to refuse to pay the wnrrnnts,
andas a consequence operations In
these departments have been tem
porary suspended, nnd a numbor of
competent deputies, among whom is
FraYikTerry of this city, aro at the
presen-t time idle. Both Commissioner
Clarence; Harmon and Governor More
head are against the stand taken by
the state treasurer in regards to his
technical objections, and it looks nt
Mils time a8 though a speclsl session
9fthe.legislatu.re might be called to
correct this omission. The Chief be
lief Governor Morehend and Com
missioner Harmon to bo in the right
In this matter, and we believe the
stand taken by Treasurer Hall to bp
in disregard of tho best interests of
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SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Our showing of school supplies of all
kinds is unusually complete this year.
Everything from a slate pencil or a common
book strap to complete out-fits of text books
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pen. it is not only selMuling and self-
cleaning but it is s utterly simpje w
in construction that it practically
can't go wrong that means a
great deal in fountain pens. Our
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WE WILL MEET
Catalogue House Prices
ON YOUR
$10.00 and $20.00
Combination Order
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Spend Your Money
at Home and
Boost Home Enterprise
Bring Your Orders
To us to fill, and if we do not have
every item we can very quickly
secure
them.
The Miner Bros. Co.
General Merchants
"A Mighty Safe Place To Trade"
the state. This department, while it
not only prevents the sale of adulter
ated food stuffs and oils in the state,
brings many thousands of dollars
above running expenses into the stat
treasury, and should be maintained.
Lincoln Letter
llccause of their inability to secure
a speaker the committee having the
matter in clireias decided not to
observe Wopdrow Wilson day at tho
state fair. Invitations were extended
to Governor Dunne of Illinois and
Senator Thomas of Colorado, but
both hud previous engagements. Sena
tor Goro of Oklahoma was alsoimi'ei',
but as he is engaged in Chautauqua
woric ho, too, whs not available Had
the movement been started a little
earlier no dilllculty would have been
onoountervd, but lather than confine
the addresses exclusively to local men
the committee decided best to abandon
the ai nmgemcutb.
This is the picnic season in Nebras
ka, nnd Governor Morehead is very
much in demand as the orator on such
occasions. As a result he has spout a
great (leal of time out in the state tho
past few weeks.
Hot li the American and Adams Ex
press Companies have paid their 1014
taxes in accordance with the provis
ions of the Smith law passed by the
lull) session of the legislature, but us
the Wells Fargo company has thus far
refused to observe the law Attorney
General Reed will bring suit against
it. The taxes paid by tho two former
companies amounts to about $18,000,
while the latter owes the state about
11,200. The Adams company settled its
acoouut Thursday.
Many a Nebraskan, irrespective of
political affiliations or religious creed,
learned with regret last wek of tho
death of "Hob" Maloue of Lincoln,
"Bob" was a big hearted, good Matur
ed man a diamond in the rough and
although a man of large affairs, he
bad as his closest friends the laboring
men of his home city. ' In politics he
was a democrat, and on two occasions
was the candidate of his party for
mayor.
Thus far about throe huudred more
corporations have paid their annual
litvnso tax through tho cilice of Secre.
tury of State Pool than had paid ut tlio
same period a year ago. It is estimat
ed that tlieto ai now about four hun
dred moro eoipurutions operating In
Nebraska than were licensed in the
state last year.
Moto or less comment wai. made to
cently by certain papers because of
the appearance of the stuto hoiiio
grounds as a result of permitting tlio
grass to grow up and go to seed. At
the present time thoro is not a liner
lawn in Lincoln, however, than that
on the capitol grounds, und tho wisdom
of tho action of tho membets of tho
board of educational lands unci funds
is being demonstrated.
Secretary Berneukor of the board of
equalisation is engaged in compiling
the reports in his olllce, and will have
them completed much earlier this year
than they have been for several years
past.
Action of Single Spoonful
Surprises Many
Red Cloud people who bought the
Bimple mixture of buckthorn bark,
glycerine, etc., known as Adler-i-ka,
are surprised at INSTANT effect of a
SINGLE SPOONFUL. This remedy
is so complete a bowel cleanser that it
is used successfully in appendicitis.
AdJer-ika acts on BOTH, upper and
lower bowel and ONE SPOONFUL re
lieves almost ANY CASE of constipa
tion, sour or cassy stomach. ONE
MINUTE after you take it the gases
rumble and pass out. C. L. Cotting,
druggist.
TRY AUCTIONEER...
COL. R. C. PETERS
SEE HIM NOW FOR
SALE DATES
He Understands Livestock
Values and Has Enjoyed
Great Success as an Auction
eer That Gets The Money.
PHONE OR WIRE DATES TO
COL. R. C. PETERS
Guide Rock, : Nebraska
COL. PETER'S SALE DATES
A. O. Short, September 8.
M. Snider, September SO.
J. IlHau-iilton & Son. October 33.
Frank Rear, October 0.
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HENRY COOK, M. D.
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