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B. F. PERRY
Democratic Candidate for
County Clerk
of Webster County
I have been a resident of Nebraska since 1879 and have
never asked for or held a public office. Have had
twenty years experience in the mercantile business and
consider myself perfectly capable and qualified to
handle this office in a manner satisfactory to all.
I will APPRECIATE YOUR VOTE and ASSISTANCE.
B. F. PERRY, Red Cloud, Nebraska
IF YOU WANT A
MOOTER OR A PRPR
Hade Right, Lettered
Right And Treeted Right
SEE
OVERlflG BROS. & GO.
Makors of Artistic Monuments
Red Cloud, Nebraska
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IN THE TWILIGHT
Dy DOROTHY DOUGLAS.
This is The Place to Buy
Your Fresh and Clean Groceries
Your phone orders are given prompt service
OUR MOTTO
We buy as low as vc can!
That's business sense!
We sell as low as we can!
That's progressiva sense!
You buy as low as you can!
That's common sense!
You buy of us!
That's dollars and cents for both of us.
WALTER W. MARSHALL
THE SANITARY GROCERY, IN RED CLOUD
X A Brassiere? Yes
yj Y0UK CORSET moulds
me ngure below the
buft the brassiere supports
and shapes the bust and the
shoulders. It is in reality a
fitted corset cover, and costs
no more.
Warner's Brassieres
are designed by the designers
of Warner's Russ-proot Cor
sets, who understand the re
quirements of the figure and
know how to design garments that fit correctly. Like Warner's
Corsets, every Warner's Brassiere is thoroughly guaranteed.
A-..wr
Mrs. Barbara Pharesj;
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Attend the Fanners' knstitute, Nov. 14 to 17.
WE WILL APPRECIATE A SHARE OF YOUR
COAL ORDERS
PLATT & FREES
Dusky twilight wub creeping Blowiy
down among the llttlo Hhops that
comprise tho llfo of lower Orantou
Htrcot. Soft shadows Lung their
Blunting gloom Indiscriminately over
prosperity and poverty alike. So im
partial was tho distribution of shadow
that tho passorby in tho llttlo shop
ping district might not distinguish
success from falluro.
Patrick Malono, in his small butcher
shop, know, howovor, that ho was
ono of tho happy and prosperous
dealers. Even In tho gathering twi
light Patrick looked with pride on
tho beef and mutton that woro al
ready displayed to luro tho Satur
day night shoppers.
Hut only two doors up tho struct
another shop accepted tho coming of
darkneno as If it woro tho final
shadow In a world of gloom. Ilchlnd
tho counter Nora Gaines sent a swift
glance of apprehension at her young
er sister.
"Wo havo failed," nho snld dis
mally. "If wo don't do a miraculous
trado tonight wo must closo up tho
doors our father opened. It would
break his heart-Mf he wero here to
hco tho llttlo business ho worked up
slipping away into bankruptcy."
"You wero not intended for busi
ness, ns father was," tho younger
sister said with mora of tho brogue
In her volco thnn Nora. "Anyway,
I'll bo lighting tho shop boforo the
shadows grow deeper In your eyes."
Nora smiled as she watched Anna
struggling to reach tho lamp that
hung from tho celling. Then she
glanced at tho now dark streots.
"It's strange how late every ono is
in lighting up tonight," she com
mented. Hut it was not in tho least strange
to ono who realized tho frantic con
dition that prevailed In the little
shopping district. Tho small traders
wero In a state bordering on panic,
for tho electric current had been dis
connected. Patrick Malono did not poshpsb 30
much nB a candlo with which to lure
hunrry mortals into his shop. Slid
denly Patrick's eyes wero riveted on
tho window of the rival butcher ncross
tho street. In the dim light of a
Hingln candlo tho man was lining n
half dozen newly purchased lamps.
Suddenly ho remembered tho small
shop Hint ho had railed a junk shop,
and a second later hn stood outside
tho store in which Nora Gaines and
her sister attempted to wait upon a
dozen clamoring customers at once.
"It must havo been father's spirit
that tampered with that electric cur
rent," Anne found tlmo to whisper
hurriedly Into Nora's ear while she
tied up the last lamp In tho store
and turned out tho last qunrt of oil
for a customer.
Nora sent a swift smile into
Anne's eyes, then found herself gaz
ing into tho anxious fnco of Patrick
Malono. ....
"I haven't a singlo lamp left." sho
answered In a volco of regret to lila
quick Inquiry. "Wo havo plenty of
candles If they will do."
Patrick decided swiftly, because
two customers were demanding Illu
mination of any kind.
"Sure thoy will." he said, "and if
you have candlesticks, glvo mo a
couple of dozen "
Hack In tho butcher shop, he
lighted n slimle candlo and found
that ho knew no more about the
patent holders he had purchased than
ho did about dressmaking. So ho
rushed back to Nora Gaines for in
structions. - .
"I'm so sorrv." 'he said swiftly
"J tJ10"Kht you knew liow to till tho
holder. She glanced at Anne. 'Tan
you take charge of the customers for
a fow minutes? I will run over and
help Mr Mnlone with tho lighting
up process he la in difficulties."
Patrick watched Nora as sho stood
In tho glow of one candle and then on
to tho noxt until his small shop looked
like a Christmas tree, nnd deep In his
mind was tho conviction that nn nngcl
herself was Nora.
"And I'll not tell you right oft
wlmt llghtingup time has brought
mo," ho said with a soft light In his
bluo eyes,
tt'opyrlsht, WIS liv the McChtro Nowspa-
per Syndicate.)
An Efficiency Recipe,
Ho earnest, but bo calm, no matter
what hnpponB. I havo seen a man
treble his day's work by systematic'
ally shutting out all feeling during
office hours. What fatlsues and an
noys us Is not our work, but tho men
tal friction, nenous strain. :uu cular
tension, emotional wear and tear,
which wo allow to urconipnny our
work A real man Is always a machine
while on the job and never a ma
ihluo at any other time. Itecipe for
otllclency: He a plodder by day and
a poet by night llo your planning,
your dreaming, your resolving, when
sllcnco and solitude open tho mind to
great thoughts and purposes, then
nppear to tho world just au ordinary
business man, with nothing unique
about you to rouse tho neighbors' sus
picions. Edward Uarlo Purlntou, in
tho New York Independent.
Bits of Byplay
By Luke AlcLuke
Copyright, 1010, tho Cincinnati
Enquirer
Paw Knows Everything.
Willie Paw, what Is the difference
between fact and fiction?
Paw Tho same dlffercnco that there
U between a woman and her photo
graph, my son.
Muw Willie, you go nnd stuff some
cotton in your ears.
Fact.
Though man on fortuno oft depend,
And hts hopes nu'er diminish;
Tho destiny that shapes our ends
Won't let us sco our finish.
Officer, Call a" Policeman
"What nro long felt wants?" asked
tho boob.
"Weather strips," replied tho cheer
ful Idiot.
Oh, Sliiixl
He thinks ho Is n. funny scout.
Hut ho will como to woo.
Said I, "Tho furnace 1ms gone out!"
Said he. "Whero did It go?"
The Wise Fool.
"There's nothing aa tough ns having
a lot of debts thnt you en n't pay," ob
served tho sage.
"Oh, yes, there Is," corrected the fool.
"Then whnt Is It?" asked thu sage.
"Having a lot of debts that you sim
ply have to pay." replied tho fool.
Ouch!
9uld Mr. Kannew to tils son: "You've
been bail;
Tou say thlnjj.M 1 know nro Untrue.
Bo we'll go out to tho woodshed, my lad.
And I'll paddle my own Knnncw."
la That 80I
Cincinnati has llo moving picture
hotiM's. l!U hotels, SOI saloons. 250
churches. ;!3 hospitals. l.'JSHJ groceries
and one Luke MeLulce. One's enough.
We have to woik part of the time.
Newark (O.) Advocate.
Wo Could Write a Hoad on This, but
Wo Won't.
Up In Mlssouil MM Humnuigo has
lately become the bride of Mr. Sale.
One ought to be able to llnd 11 few little
bargains .mound there In the course
of time.-Fort Smith (Aik.) TimevKco
ord.
Names Is Names.
Khodii I'oid. Henry Grieves Mnry
Helps and I. Steel all live In Spring
Held. O
Ho Looko Like Napoleon, Only Worse.
Dinr I.ul.e:
Is I.uko Mel iil.u a li indsomo man?
IJoia ho irscinhlu ilcrlc or dulco?
This Is what v. o wint to know
Just how does okl man I.uko McT.uke?
Anxious
Thlngi to Worry About.
Tho blow fly has a strong bense of
Binell.
i James Hubatka I
Candidate for (i
County Commissioner
of Second District of Webster County f)
on the Democratic Ticket, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of the late W. G. Hoffman.
C3C3S3C3CC3C3C3g3S3e3SS
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The Time is at Hand
When We Will Be Having Some Cold Weather
PERHAPS you will need
'. A NEW BED
MATTRESS
OR SPRING
OUR LINE IS COMPLETE in Styles and Prices
of These Articles and We Can Supply Your Needs.
Come in and Let Us Show You These Beds
WE CAN Make You a Price That Will
SAVE YOU MONEY
We are Always Glad to have You Come and Look
ROY SATTLEY
Licensed Embalmer
Furniture Dealer
Helpl
"Thcro's coin In raising bees," said I
To my friend, Mr. Young.
"Oh, no, Uiero ain't!" was Ids reply.
"I tried It nnd koI stunK."
Our Daily Special. '
It doesn't tnke a white llo long to
get tilt ty.
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A Mass Meeting
SUNDAY NIGHT
at the ORPHEUM
The children of the schools un 'er the direction of
Miss Minnie Christian will have part in this service.
Men's quartet will sing. Rev. J. L. Beebe, Clarence
Eshelman and others will discuss the question
J HOW TO VOTE
Sale Bills? Sure, We Print Them
Again the Professor.
"What was that terrible noise last
evening?" Inquired tho star boarder
"That nhsent-mlnded professor
ngnln," replied the land'ady wearily;
"ho found a paragraph upside down
In the newspaper and tried to stand
upou his head to rend It"
JOHN C. MARTIN
Central City, Nebraska
Candidate tor Election on the Non
partisan Judiciary ballot
For Supreme Judge
M". MAHTIN la r.6 years of nee, woi
born and ro.ued at 1'ittwbuiK, li ,
where ho jond law for four years
prior to comlni? to N'nbr.ttkn. Ha was
ei uniicu at Woostnr I'liUeinlty. Wooster,
Ohio, und Iafautti) .ilWe nt K.iMon, la
llH eanui ti. .N'pti.ikn In 1W nml Hist
JouitiMl at Colunil'UH, iera ho prn 'tlt-ed
Inw until ISSo when ho moved to Mcnltk
County. Noh lift hn iit.viitA.t ,!.! iii.,uu
time nnd cueiKy to tho practice of tlif
law In tills Htuto oxer Nlnce. cceptln,
during tho yc.iis 19! and 1H00 when he
was lecal advls-ir of the uudltliiK dep.ut
mont of tho United States located at
Havana, Culm, under tho military occu
pation of Cuba
As ovliloncu of his conception of the
duties of the olllco to which he aspires,
nnd for the mimosa or mlviMtnt- Mia
electors of Nebraska as to his conduct In
that office If elected, he announces the
, PLATFORM
Kqunllty before tho law.
ltemnve the Iiiw'h vexatious dolus a.
Substantial Justice unhampered by
technicalities.
Purify tho courts by severe punishment
for perjury.
No politics or favoritism known on the
bench.
"To do the rljrht as Ood ntvea rn to
ere the tlKhU"
Would Appreciate Your Support and
Will Strive to Merit Your Confidence,
GO SOUTH THIS WINTER
All the principal Southern Gulf and Cuban cities tire included in thu
Ijoueral arrangement of attractive Winter excursion fares. Many circuit tours
of the hUtorlo South are olVorcil that include Washington, D. C, in one diioct
Ion. A scheme of diverse route tours enibraclnn u most compiehunslve tour of
thu wholu Southeast is effective during the Winter months,
Then theio is always Southern California.
Ahk tho undeisiRiicd for the Iturlington's Winter Kxcnrsions leaflet and
Southern ltusort literature.
llurllnirton hili class train scrvlco from tho West and Northwest to any
of tho Southern gateways St. Louis, Kansas City, Chicago.
BIG FOOTBALL GAMES
MuKiiiilcent football, Lincoln: See one or all of these great 'Vaisity
games; November 18th, with Kansas Unlvorslty (Orads Homecoming); Novem
her aotli, with, fatuous Notre Dame.
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L. W. WAKELEY, General Passenger Agent
loOl Faruam Street, Om ihn, Nebr
N. B. Bush, Ticket Agent. Red Cloud, Neb.
T A N KS
Our 2" Cypress steel bound tanks are
the best on the market. They have double
the life of a galvanized iron tank and are
much cheaper.
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