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Do Not Woui Until Winter
Is Upon You Prepare Now
If your old heater-is not jjivina perfect satis
facaction replace it with an
ILINOY HEATER
and be assured of comfort during this winter.
It is the bit value in a heater that ou have
been looking for it will give you so much
satisfaction that you will be glad that you
made the purchase. Handsome in appearance,
economical in the consumption of fuel, strong
and durable in construction, burns any kind
of fuel. It has many other good points call
and IH us tell you about this and other makes $
of reliable healers we carry in stock. $
GEO. W. TRINE f
RED CLOUD'S LEADING HARDWARE DEALER :
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A. V. DUCKER
Democratic Candidate For Trr nsurcr Of
I Webster County
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VOLMJ Vol JO Will IIi AI'I'ItHClATIM)
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DR. CHAS. E. CROSS
DENTIST
OYEK STATE BANK
Red Cloud Nebraska
Piism Tho old IM. Smith place
of Ti.IOiicips adjoining town mi which
will ho found one iimleui liotise, ten.
limit house, big Imrii. city water,
1 irlitM, He. Pi ice, SMirt) with any
H'llMlllIlldo tlTlllS. llMlllilC of W. II.
IJoscnctnns or 10. (i. llohuuan, Lincoln.
Nebraska
The Truth Hbut
PROHIBITION and MURDER
MURDER is being committed in prohibition Kansas with'
far greater frequency than in Nebraska.
Official Prison Record:
KANSAS- Sentenced for Murder in 2 years 85
NEBRASKA-Sentenced for Murder in 2 years 29
Eighty-five Kansas murderers convicted and sentenced in
the short space of two years ending June 30, 1916, as
against twenty-nine in Nebraska in the same period!
The appalling murder record of Kansas carries a lesson of
terrible import to the citizens of Nebraska. Under prohibi
tion there has grown up in Kansas the inevitable "Alley
Joint" evil. In these "joints" liquors of the vilest sort are
dispensed to men and boys by dissolute characters, both
male and female, spreading crime and debauchery to every
part of the slate.
(Excerpts from article in "Tho Topeka Daily State Journal"
of August 29, 1916.)
" "Of the 166 criminal cases docketed for tho September
term of court, 1 06 are for violations of the prohibitory law.
As a rale, about one-tenth of the cases brought charg
tiiiZ violations of the prohibitory laiv are tried. Tliey cost tha
county about $50 each."
"Ona noticeable thing about tha criminal docket far tha
September term Is that forty-six of the JOINT cases arc
against women."
If you are opposed to the Alley Joint evil and
the increase of crime, vote No on the prohibi
tion amendment.
The squares shown below will appear at the TOP of the
ballot. An X marked in square 301 is a vote AGAINST
PROHIBITION.
xcs
300
No
301
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Shall the above and foregoing amendment
to the Constitution be adopted? '
The Nebraska Prosperity League
OM'OSUD TO STATU PROIUMTJON. IN IWVOR Of LOCAL OPTION, HIGH l.ICKNSn
President, L. F. CKOI-OOT Treasurer, W. J. COAD Secretary, J. 11. IIAYNES
Send for our literature. OMAHA, NEBRASKA
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NHE RED CLOUD CHIEF
Rod Cloud, Ncbrnsktv
''OBLISHBD RVKUY THURSDAY
intend In tho I'ijMMIUc at Mid ( loud. .Nib. ! '
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CIIK ONLY Ii:M()UlA'IIU I'Al'Mt IN
WIMlSl UU Ol'NTY
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
rusident Wood inw Wilton;
vlcu Picsident.... Thomas II MaisliHll
U.S. .Senator (!. M, Hitchcock
Governor Keith Neville
Lieutenant Covornor. . . I'.dgur llownrd
Kecietary of State tlms. W I't.ol
Auditor L'uldle Accounts-V. II .Smith
Tioasurer Uco. . Hull
Sttpt. Public Instruction
II. Clenimoiis
Attorney (luiiutiil Willis Keed
Colli Public IwhK itnd liuildlngs
(. Ij. tshomwuy
Hnihv.iy Commissioner.. Victor WiNnii
Uegcnts of University..!' U. Hull.
II. I). lindls
Congtesstnuu Fifth Ilislilet.. ..
A. C. .Shullenbcrgo
U. !'. Pony
zyfsuKmxsauBssitJsmit
County ClwiU
County Attorney.
County Tieitsttrer,
Mieiiir
supciiiilctidciit. ..
I .1 Mot.dnj
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FianU HtillVr
.(eitrttdc L. Coon
t'loikof Dlstiict Coutt
Kdltli I.. MoKoighan
Assessor ileniy Uilhain
f John ICniggo, DKt 1
Commissioners- Win llollmun, Dist
(A. II. Unhid, Dist. I
Slate Senator C H. .siimuelson
Nonpartisan Ticket
District Judge. . ,
County .Judge..,
I L. II. HlHekledge
( II. S. Duncan
A. I) Katiney
The voters of this, county have the
oppoitunity at the general election to
faxoru candidate, Mr. L II. Black
ledge, of this city, who is nspiiing for
the oillce of District .lodge of tho loth
judicial district on the nonpartisan
ticket, Mr. lilnckledgc has practiced
law for several years and also was
county attorney of this county two
tonus. As this county hns never had
the honor of having ono of its citizens
eleced to this oillce now is the oppor
tunity for tho voters to cast a vote for
u homo mini as tho picsont judge has
served two tei ins and the oil! -o should
bo passed aiound.
Pi
The value ot good example has
been clearly demonstrated in our eity.
Kecet tly, one of our lucichaiits not
ing the fonjested condition of the
stneVs during the busy diijs, decided
upon a plan to leliovethe existing
condition. Cousliloiablu surprise was
epiessed upon seeing bis Koid paiked
ill the center of the stieet the follow,
ing iiiiiriiinc, nevertheless, others took
the hint an 1 did likewise. This en
terprising met chant is to be coinpli
mentod, for by paiking c.us in tliis
iimnner, it is now possible tor aulos
and teams to diie up to the cm h and
their owneis to tiuiisat't tlit.Ii busi
ness without dodging thioucli fiom
one to live lints of c.us and other ve
hicles, as has been the case heietofoie
III cj c e iii'ii g md toller slmtiug
on tho walks and ciossiucs of tho citv
has gone so'tar that It has liecoino a
nuisance, iiiiduieiiace to thcaft-tv of
pidistians.f; In one jiait d the city,
a little giil was inn ilnnn bv a bicy
cle ndcr '.and iiijursil, the udernot
even thinKiiig it woith his while to
see if the'girl wusinjuicd. Althoiiirli
sown ul cltiens hae thieateucd to
tike steps to stop this matter, and
and the niaisluill has notified man)
of theiidcts. in a gentlemanly way,
to discontinue this piactice, the viola-
tots still continue to occupy the walks.
We would Migu'cst that mi evample
be made of u few of the olVcmiers. by
Inning tin in aiiesttd and lined. V.
aic of the opinion that this would
do considerable towards putting a
slip to Ibis piactice. It might be
well foibic.clo nders to become bet
t r ncipminted with ordinance No. i),
piohibiting the tiding of bicycles on
any sidewalk within the city limits and
providing a tine ot not to exceed livo
tlolhiis for such ollense.
The Ht'tiiiifiiitlu volois of Pleasant
Hill l'leeuiet will hold a caucus at the
I'leusant Hill sehool house on Friday
exening at T p in to nominate a town
ship ticket
-NOTICE-
TV OW is the time to buy that
Crenm Separator that you
are in need of and be sure it's a
DeLavaff
then you know you have the
Besl Separator money will buy.
You can now receive a liberal al
lowance on your old separator, taken
in trade on a new DeLaval.
After November 1st
trade allowance will be discontinued
GEO. W. TRINE
Red Clouil't Leading Hattluaie Dealer
F the three billion dollars worth
of business transEided in Omaha
this lasl year only three millions
came from the whiskey businessac
cording to Secretary Parish of the
Omaha Commercial Club. How does
this compare with the cry of economic
destruction if prohibition carries in
Nebraska?
VOTE
NEBRASKA DRY!
CJ. W. lliimmol, candidate for coun
ty assessor, on the Republican ticket,
through tho columns of this paper,
wishes to announce to the volcis, that
he will be pleastd to receive their .sup
port, regardless of their party allllla
tlons. He is one of the best knuun
men of tho community, having been a
resident of the county for forty-four
years. He possesses all the qualities
of a gentleman and good citizen. For
nmny years he has served in the en-
paclty of a minister of tho gospel
uniting the hands antl heaitsofa large
number who desired to enter the mar
ried state. lie has also brought con
solation into the home? of many,
wherein death has entered, having
been called upon to perform the obse
quies of his fello.v man. Ho has serv-'
ed nine years as super isor, five years I
as commissioner and one tcini as state
senator. The manner in which ho per-1
formed tho duties of each and every'
public oillce he has held, proved en-'
tii fly satisfactory to hIi, and should
he be successful in securing the ollico
ho is now seeking the genual public
m ij test nssmed that they will receive
only the best elloti- ol a man Mho is
in eveiy way capable ot assuming
charge ot the olMce.
Cheap Farm Loans
If von want a cheap farm loan, see
me. I can m ike loans that no other
Company will make, and I guarantee
the cheapest money lu tho state, and
the quickest returns. I havo some
private mo icy. anil tlvo loan plans to
choose from OHIce over Paul Stoiey.
.1. II. BAILEV.
r EAT ALL I WANT TO NOWl
Notice to Stockholders
Theunnuul mi cling of the Stock
liti'ders o( tin- Farmers Independent
Telephone Co m ill mit at tho Coutt
house, satuii'av aftoiiiunii. Oct Iltli.
I Hi 'I, at 'J o'clock
A full utt i.d nice U di-siied.
U. i . 'JYI.L Sect t Nu y
No More Gss on the Stomach or Sour
Stomachl No More Heavy Feeling
After Meals or Constipation I
Tl'o want cveryono in this town who
liaa Ftoni.icli or bowel trouble to Jut
try ONi: bottlo of almpJo liuclcthorn
Imrk, Klymrlne, etc., ns compouiitpr
In Ailler-I-Ua. You will bo surprised
nt the Ql'ICIC ACTION!
The Vnr.Y FIRST DOSH rlinws re
sults and a short treatment with
Atller-!-lca may mako you feel better
than you ha o for years.
This remedy tends to nntlfirptlrli.s
tlio Intcetlnal tract and to draw off
tho Impiiiltlcs. A SINOI.i: PO-U
usually rflltvca pas on tho Homo
Eour stomach or constipation QI'ICICLY.
V'o do not liosltnt" to snj -t1 at
Adler-l-kn ! the ii:?T liowel emj
ktomaLh itnady mfo lmo cvtr aoM.
C. L. Getting
THE DRUGGIST
It is not at ii I mi -sunt lulu 1 the
iihoit) hoinelj I ut g.'tiinl K0),i
mitiired pin as it vii n,. ,t -ugitiA.!
byeei man woman and tlild m
this section mi. 1 by nearly nery one
in other pat Is of Kiniiklin county, but
for fear Telescope t cadets in other
sections may not so easily tecognie
it, we will iiiftum them tlmt it is Col
C 10. Samuelson, dcmocr.it ic cnn.ii.
date for state senator fiom the twen-
tteiii tlistdct, oim of tho leading mor
chuulsof Illldlt.th.wlll.ro he low ,.,.
sldel tor the past twentv-tln. or
thirty j ears and is an all-round irood
fellow. Tho Telescope does not now
and never has agreed w ith Mr. Samuel
son politically but having known him
intimately for the past twenty years,
mo recognie in i,m , of'sterlin.,'
integiity, an ecepticnally good biisb
ness man, public spiiited and pi ogres.
hive, Mud hearted and liberal, btoad
minded in his views and probably as
well posted on tho needs of tho com
mon peoplo as any man In tho dlstiict
If Fate should deci co the election of
Mr Sainiielsoii to the iley to which
he asplies. wo bcllovoho will concioits
ly perforin the duties of that oillce,
without tear or favor, abiding in all
instances by the expressed WiU of his
eonstituotits.-Thc UildretU Telescope
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IIEIT NEVILLE
Democratic Candidate for
Governor
A NATIVE SON
A priutltal man of tho people who
has luiulo a biictess in business and
to whom tho tiitks of tho ambitious
politician nro uuknowii.
Ho olfers a constructive program
that will honeilt tho peoplo of xc.
hraska and ids candidacy is in har
mony with the Bttong Democratic plat
form adopted by his party at Hastings.
Ho bellovos that tho highest duty
of nny public sorvant Is to carefully
see to It that tho will of tho peoplo,
ns expressed at tho polls upon all
questions, Is carefully carried out.
Tho two Republican newspapers In
Noith l'latto aro supporting his candi
dacy and tho oto of nearly tlvo to
ono given him at tho primary election
by the peoplo of his homo town, among
whom ho was horn and raised, is proof
absolute that ho Is a man of character
nnd standing and a safo ono to bo
entrusted with tho business affairs, aa
well as tho entorceiiiont of tho laws ot
tho state.
Voto for a home-grown man and a
continued, economical -nnd business ad
ministration of state affairs.
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