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Geo. W. Hutchison
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans, Abstracts
m invrc I Office. Red 33. Id, 63 Red Cloud
PI IONES Reidenee ! 77 Nebraska
IUE RED CLOUD CHIEF
Rod CJoud, Nebraska
SEEIMG IS BELIEVING
I have just returned from an inspection trip of nortvcst
crn Kansas, driving by auto to Decatur, Rawlins, Chey
enne, Sherman, Wallace, Greeley, "Wilchita. Logan, Sheri
dan, Thomas and Norton Counties, stopping at many
places and driving tire country around the town.
1 have found some real bargains in wheat and stock
farms, wheat going from 20 to 40 bushels the acre, land
ranging in price from $12 per acre, up, with easy terms
and small payment down. The average renter in this
county can handle a half section of this land.
If you are interested see me at once and make arrange-
ments to go and look this land over, for land values arc
advancing and the bargains I now have may soon be gone,
GEO. W. HUTCHSON.
J(, UMHED tlVERV THURSDAY
stored In tlie l'oatuirce at IltiU loud, Nob
ns Second Claw MiUttr
A. 13 McAUTUUH, TMltnr titid Owner
ClBUNtY DHMOl'llATIC I'Al'KU IN
WKtiMTEK COPNTY
Gcurnor Co Stands For Present
F)'iy Spirit Of I'rogrisaivcness
DANDIES OF COLONIAL TIMES
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The Price of Lumber
and building material is so much less
than it has been and the prospects for it
going much lower is so slight that we
feel justified in advising you to build now
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Deshler, Nebraska
During the
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I Aug. 31, Sept. 1,2, 3, '20
Stock Show Races Ball Games
Flying Herberts Conies Fireworks
Gus Henderson . The Funniest Clown
McMahon Railroad Shows
Come Early Stay Late
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Hy GEORGE WHI'lE
Chairman Democratic Nations
Committee f
Governor Cox, Democratic cundi
drtc for the Presidency, selected by
the most representative, moat un
tianimeled niot progicssivo conven-
. tion ever hold in the history of
American institutions, stands for the
present day spirit of go-ahcadncss.
I He believes that the world is a mov
ing, advancing, vitalized world, that
It cannot bo successfully turned back-
ward, lie doen't believe that it
I needs a soporific; a sedative, maybe,
but not a soporific.
I Mr. Cox's record as Governor of
, Ohio is a continuous record of ad
vancement of progress. His con
j sideration of industrial questions has
always been judicial, sympathetic and
understanding accurate. His deci-
sions have been received with satis-
faction by both capital and labor
where controversies have nrisen and
where conflict seemed imminent.
Ohio, great industrial State that she
is, has had more than her share of
industrial complications. Governor
Cox has steered a steady course, and
the record which ho has made as
chief executive of his native State is
an indication of the record which ho
I w ill make as Chief Magistrate should
ho be elected in November, as I con-
! fulontly believe ho will be.
What he has done as Governor of
Ohio he will do in a greater way as
President of the United States, where
his oppoitunitios will bo vastly grent-
o' Ho vis far-ec.'ng, a man of vision
who is not visonary, a modern man
' wo thinks in a modern way, and,
I moT than that, acts as ho thinks.
. At every stage of his public career,
i abreast of the times, Governor Cox
, can take up the reins of government
fully equipped to meet and master
' every important issue.
i In his speech of acceptance the
, Governor has sufficiently outlined his
po'icics on vital auctions. As the
campaign progresses, ho will elabo-
ratf the views expressed in lib Day-
ton pronouncement accepting the
I no'Vnation.
There will never bo an occasion to
1 doubt the Governor's position on
questions that arise. Ho hits from
th Fhouldor and hit hard. When
t'e counl'".- becomes moro intimately
acqua'nted with his views and mo""
famil'av with the splendid lecord of
his accomplishments, it will harbor
no suspic'on that ho is not progrcs.
sbx in every national meaning of that
tcm.
Ho will make it plain that the real
point of difference between the Dem-oc-ntic
party and the Republican par
ty is not changed that one repre
sents progress and a world that
moves, while tho other represents re
action and a nation benumbed.
Women In the Country's Early History
Evidently Had No Monopoly of
"Flno Feathers."
Tlio gentlemen of n long-pa3t dny
were not less particular In regard to
tholr costume than nro their success
ors of the present time, a fact that Is
manifest from certain records of colo
nial times. Governor Hutchinson's or
der for clothes, sent to London to be
filled, Is a telltale and Instructive pa
per. We may suppose tho carments
to have arrived by tho time of the I5os
tor. mnssnere, and can easily guess
how the handsome man of fifty-nine
ii.ust have looked as ho schemed and
nrgued ngalnst his rebellious people.
"October 0, 1707. To Mr. Peter Lcltch:
"I desire to have you send mo n
blue cloth waistcoat trimmed with tho
fcnino color lined, tho skirts and foe
Ings with efTifjeen, and the body linnen
to match the last blue cloath I had
from you: two undcr-wnLstcoats or
cnmlsols of warm swansdown. without
floees faced with some cheap silk or
shnj. A suit of cloaths full-trimmed,
tho cloath something like the enclosed,
only moro of a gray mixture, gold but
tons and hole, but little wadding lined
with elllgeen.
"I llko a wrought or flowered or
embroidered hole something though
not exactly like tho hole upon the
clonths of which the pattern Is Inclosed ;
or If frogs nre worn, I think they look
well on the coat; but If It be quite ir
regular, I would have neither one nor
the other, but such a hole and button
as are worn. I know n laced coat Is
moro the mode, but this Is too gay for
tne.
"A pair of wosted breeches to match
the color, and a pair of black velvet
breeches, the breeches with leather lin
ings. Let them como by the first
ship.
"P. S. If thero be no opportunity be
fore February, omit tho cnmlsols, and
send a grecne wnlstcoat, tho forcbod
les a strong corded silk not tho cor
dnnsny, but looks something like It
tho sleeves nnd bodies sngatheo or
other thin stuff, body lined with
llmieii, hklrts silk. My last cloatln
were rather small in the nrmholes, but
the alterations must bo little, next to
notl Ing." Philadelphia Record.
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The Ford Coupe has an especial appeal for real estate folks because"
of its splendid up-to-date appointments. A comfortable and depend
able motor car every day of the year shine, rain, mud or snow.
Equipped with electric self-starting and lighting system and demount
able rims with 3-inch tires all around it, brings its owner all those
established dependable Ford merits in economy in operation and
upkeep, with assured long service. Not alone for professional and
business men who drive much, but as the family, car for women,
the Ford Coupe meets every expectation. The demand for them
increases daily so we solicit immediate orders to make reasonably
prompt delivery. Will you not make our shop your repair place?
Genuine Ford parts and skilled mechanics.
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Red Cloud, Neb.
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Romance of Diamonds.
notion In Its maddest moods nev
er Invented romauco moro bewilder
ing than the stories of tho great dia
monds of Indln, says Popular Sci
ence Monthly. For these baubles wars
hae been waged, nations devastated,
thrones and dynnstles overturned, men
slaughtered by tens of thousands.
The fame of the Great Mogul lured
Nadir Shah to tho sack of Delhi. Do
sire to possess tho IColi-l-Noor was
woven Into the complex motives that
led Aurung-zeb to delugo Indln with
blood, slay his three brothers, nnd do
t hi one nnd Imprison Shah Jehan, his
father. -
Tho Orloff. stolen from tho eye of a
toinplo Idol and sold overseas, was
presented to Catherine of Itussla b
her princely paramour to patch a lov
ers' quarrel. Swallowed by a faith
ful serving mnn to save It from rob
bers who felew him. tho Snncy wn
sliced from his stomach tb adorn the
roynl person of Henry of Franco nnd
Navarro.
SUDAN GRASS GAINING IN
- . FAVOR
Sudan grass, which is gaining in
favor in the western and central
parts of Nebraska, is tho subject of
of a special bulletin by tho United
States Department of Agriculture. In
many sections Sudan grass does bet
ter than millet and cane, and in irri-f
gated regions it vields a.i wdl Be
alfalfa. Experiments have shown it
to be an excellent roughage for hor
ses and stock cattle and only slightly
less valuable than alfalfa for milt
rws. It has feeding value equal to
millet, timothy, or Johnson grass. Its
chief advantage over cane is that it
can bo pastured, it makes bettei haj,
and it is easier o handle. Copies of
farmers' bulletin 1126 may be outlin
ed from the College of Agriculture at
Lincoln.
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Both, are lieref3'
The Guide Book,
and the Cabinet
Stop in for n copy of "Edison and Music." Pick your Period phon
ograph out of its pages. Sec it in our store.
That's the surest, quickest way to obtaiij a 4,furniture aristocrat."
2&NEW EDISON
"The Phonograph with a Soul"
"Edison nnd Music" is tho book of Edison Period Phonographs.
It is as rich in furniture treasures as all the Golden Ago of Furni
ture. ' You can choose from the historic masterpieces of England,
France and Italy from 17 different designs, each exquisite in its
own distinctive way. Every New Edisou is adapted from a pure
Period source.
You can pay for your New Edison on our Budget Plan. That means,
you can buy today the cabinet your heart desires, and make to
morrow's income help py for tomorrow's pleasure.
E. H. NEWB(OUSE
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AUDITORIUM
PRICES THE SAME Adults 25c Children 10c
TONIGHT
The Poison Pen
Also THE WHIRLWIND
FRIDAY ONLY
TheN
ew York
Jazz Band
SATURDAY
Charlie Chaplin
Mrs. Nels Anderson is on the sick
list this week.
Charles Til ton and Louis Hnyes
.vent to Clayton, Kansas Suturdny.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Rickerson are
Mio parents of a buby girl born Tuee
ay
Mr. and Mis. .1. II, Iliijes and son
lldwln, and Ivnymond McCarthy of
'Jury, Indiana are vUiting tit the home
f Nelson Ilnyes
Attorney L H. lSlnekledge wll do-
vcr an uddiesh to tho League of
'.Vomcn Voters at tho court bouse
next Tuesday tiftei noon at 3 o'clock.
Raymond and Clifford Tiruure
autocd in fiom Denver Monday after
noon. Raymond hns been visiting his
lstcr, Mrs. Kenneth Wilson in Den
ver, and will spend n few days hero
Rubt. Rose of Missouri and Mr. and
Mis. Thomas Androws of Cambridge
.eru In the city Saturday. Thcgentle
ion are 'promhient sWiekraiscrs aud
uhMo'hcru visited several of our stook
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FOR SALE Throe 1017 model Ford
tooling curs, olio 11)17 Ford roadster,
iMiiuunteed In No, 1 ooudltiou, priced
f 100 nnd S350. Also new Fold sedau,
umpe nd truck. Hurry If you want
them. I'll AM K & SMITH DUOS. CO
iiira!woraiiiiiiin!imnii!w
A Picnic?
When planning your outing, picnic or fun-festival
bear in mind that we can furnish you any item
on the lunch menu delicious eats of all kinds.
The fact that it comes from our store is a guar
antee that it is pure and fresh.
Hot Weather Eats
Then, loo, during these hot days when your
ambition and appolilc is not up to normal, you
find in our store nany dainty morsals that will
tempt you fresh fruit, dainty cookies, wafers,
and, canned goods of the highest quality.
P. A. Wullbrandt
Groceries and Queensware
tirarasa'tja.rA.
Qr.WMMcBride
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OVER STATE BANK
REDCLOUD
NEBRASKA
Dr. R.V. Nicholson
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