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GROCERIES
Cheerful acceptance of orders
over the phone or in person and
Prompt Delivery are two of the
reasons that our store has such a
big clientele.
Another is that our Groceries are always fresh,
pure and wholesome and our prices most reas
onable. May we have the pleasure of a visit
or call from you to-day?
P. A. Wullbrandt
Groceries and Queensware
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entered In tliu I'oRtollice nt Kcil ( loud, Nob
an Htcond Class Matter'
A. B. MuARTHUR, Editor -ami Owner
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Democratic Ticket
G. M. Hitchcock U. S. Senator
Cbas. W. Bryan C cnor
Win. J. MoNlchols...... ,Lt. Governor
Cli as. W. Pool Secretary of State
Georgo Hall Stuto Treasurer
Grant Shurmvay Auditor
M. C. Wnrrltitou..Cotn Public- Lands
Kenneth W. McDonald.. Att'y General
Piod U. Aycrs.. Rail way Commissioner,
A. C. Sliallenbcrgcr Congressman
George Spohn State Senator
I. W. Edbon Representative
U.K.Perry County Clerk
A V. Docker County Treasurer
Frank IIufTer ,, .... Sheriff
B 0. Caldwell County Attorney
W. B. Patterson- County Commissioner
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Owing to thu large amount of extra
work in this oillce this week wo were
unable to give a write up of our dem
ocratic candidates. They aro all well
known to our readers as worthy gen
tlemen, capable of maragtng the oillce-,
to which they seek, and you will
make no mistake in casting your vote
for them, remembering that it is only
through the democratic party that your
taxes will bo reduced.
VOTE FOR
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STELLA. DUCK
CANDIDATE OX THE NON-PARTISAN TiniKT
FOB ELECTION TO A SECOND TERM
A UNlVERSIi Y G'UKT'A s:-HOI ":.G .' DEGREE
lion Nov. 7, 1022
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If wide public experience and
thor ugh business training, coupled
with proven honesty and efficiency,
count for anything, then there should
be no hesitancy in sending Judge I.
W. Edson to the State Legislature.
A man does not necessarily have to
be born in the county, in order t
lcprcscnt it pioperly at Incoln. A
citizenship of twenty five years in the
State, involving a half score of yearn
in the Prob.tc off'cc of the county,
during which most rigid cccn my was
praet cod in the settlement of the
mof'cst estates of the former days,
gio assurance that prinst-ik n" care
will be tfi'-pn to all leg : 'aiive vj k,
ard rer overing effort made ti c v
foscc trrnonn in Stve :iffai
.It. !tji JU''v!i ha.i gci 1 t i. .u'
pledge ilnt b.' Influence tml v to he
v.'Ml support every proper effort t
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If you are hunting a new Coat come
in and let us show you our line of
Brand New Goats
and Styles
Prices as low as Good Qual
ity and Styles can be bought
for, at
Barbara Phares
reduce taxes in this State, both ad
ministrative and local, and is firmly
convinced that l eduction should be
made by the elimination of a large
number of unnecessary offices, ic
storing the government and control to
the Constitutionally provided officers
of the State. Nebraska, under its
former plan of government was an
example of economic prosperity to
most of the other States, but aping
the Federal government, and fol
lowing the already iefDgnizc!d cor
rupt leadership if Illinois, has forced
upon the people a system, practically
limitless in the amount of money it
can spend, as evidenced by the mil
lions added tf the biennial Budget,
during the last four years.
Nothing but drastic measures can
be relied upon to correct the evil ef
fects of the Gx!c system, and no re
lief mav be expected from those who
foisted it upon the pccplc. The only
hope is found in a Party pledged to
its repeal, and Jugc Edson may be
relied on to further every effort
made to lostorc economic government
in the State.
A v. to. for him' will be no experi
ment, but will suicly contrVuite to tV?
end desired
SHERIFF'S SALE
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Chas. W. Cowley For State Senator
The people of Webster county in the ' n,ticc M hci?b-v Q'c? t,mi u,u!er
,.,.,.,. . , and bv virtue of an Order of Sale is-
canuidacv of C. W. Cowley for the sued fmm thi nffiVo nf rim-., Min-
senate, aic afforded the opportunity 'ln Clerk of the District Couit of the
to vote for a man who has always stood
square toed for everything that is
right and lie still stands on the same
platform. His life has been an open
book to all. He has been a moving
spirit in church and Sunday School
work all his lifetime and at the pres
ent time is Vice-President of the
County S. S. Association. He started
the first rural mail route in Bladen
years ago, is active in Fanner's Union
circles where he is always working for
the betterment of conditions for the
farmer. He is known the county over
for his public spirit. Generous to a fault
he is always the same genial whole
souled personality. A man whom, if
elected to the senate will stand firm
for the best things for Webster coun
ty and his constituents. A vote for
Cowley will mean a vote for your own
and your neighbor's best interests.
Bladen Enterprise. ,
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THE RECORDS SHOW THAT SINCE MARCH 4TH, 1021, THE TLMH THAT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY W.S INTRUti'iFD .'1TII NATIONAL AFFAIRS PEACE HAS BZA'.S
RE-ESTABLISHED WITH GERMANY AND AUSTJUA: THE NATIONAL DEBT HAS BEEN BEDl'CED MORE THAN TWO BILLION DOLLARS; THE ARMS CONFERENCE
HAS NOT ONLY REDUCED THE SIZE OF NAVIES BUT HAS SETTLED THE OUT-STANDING DANGER OF WAR WITH TWO COUNTRIES; A BUDGET BUREAU HAS
BEEN ESTABLISHED; LIBERTY BONDS RESTORED TO PAR AND TAXES REDUCED.
W. E. ANDREWS
For Congressman 5th Disfc.
Congicsman W. E. Andrews' experience
and training in nutLiril afl'.ii lus quali
f ed him exceptional well f r efficient ser
itc as a menber of corgress. A now mo ti
ter iould not acquit c the same degree of
efficiency without m.ny vais of h:.rd labor.
Mr. Andrews hi.s lcn light and hast voted
on all important legislation.
VOTE FOR W. E. ANDREWS
JACK WALLER
For County Sheriff
Jack is probably as well known as any
man in the county, having been born heie
Ho has always been fair and square in all
dealings with his fellow men and has never
before sought -public oflicc. His home if.
in Cowlcs and the people there aic all his
friends. He is in favor of the strict en
forcement of all laws and pledges himself
to do all iiuhia power to j.pprehend the
wrong doer.
1 ' VOTE FOR JACK WALLER
M. F. RICKARD
For Senator 27th Dist.
M. F. ttickard of Guide ILck has served
Hie petplo of Web tor county with credit
in the lower hu., a-i-1 in the ton.itc and
knows Uie mcdf ami i-rccedure ol parle
meitary l.iw. Mr. Rickard is closely ullicd
wlih tho farming interets, beinc? himself
a farmer by inclination and choice. Care
ful and ct'itiou ho Is the right man to safe
guaul t' o pccple'a monoy.
VO'iE FOR M. F. ltlCKARD
MRS. HAZEL POWELL
For County Treasurer
Mi.?. Po,tll h.5, fully demonstrated hor
at.liiy to ha- die the affairs l.i tho t res
ult's oil- c uh speed and dispatc'.'. At
tbe pa-'.o t.me the has been most obliging
iii a'l hrr .'alings with tho public and si e
should be tteasttror in fact and name. Thcie
is no questioning her ability, her affability
or her accuracy
VOTE FOR MRS. HAZEL POWELL
DANIEL GARBER
For Representative
71st Dist.
Dan as cotL d, known him was born in
Webster co. n. a Webster count;- furm
and tfter foitr -sr in ye.-r- 1 . still on tl e
old home place. He wis jrruuiulcd from
our l.igh sihoitl a.ul fr m tl.o L iw tie art-n-ciu
of the State Unlverslt. H i" a
.mi' i f wide reading end " :arofol student
oi jro'.cnii'.icntal afffairs tad is especially
r'l qualified to represent Webster county
in the Legislature this coming year
VOTE FOR DANIEL M. GARBER
ELMER SIMONS
For County Clerk
E'mcr Simons of Cov ics lias been a suc
cessful farmer all his life and is one of
those fellows who is liked by cverjone. He
is a hale fellow well mot wherever he goes
and makes fticr.d.3 everywhere. Ho has
never before sought public recognition, how
ever, he is well qualified for the position
and is a good man for the office.
VOTE FOR ELMER SIMONS
C. A. WALDO
For County Commissioner
Mr. Waldo is a successful business man
of, Inavale and lias served tho county faith
fully and well and is deserving a re-election.
He has proven that he has had tho interests
of tho county at heart and has carefully
administered the affairs intrusted to his
caro with prudence , anil economy. He s
tho right man for tho plncp.
THE STATE AND COUNTY CANDIDATES ON THE REPUBLICAN TICKET
THIS YEAR ARE ALL WORTHY AND EFFICIENT AND WE HAVE NO HESI
TANCY IN ASKING YOU TO SUPPORT THE TICKET FROM TOP TO BOTTOM.
Respectfully Submitted,
T5he
COUNTY CENIBAL CO
HOWARD S. FOE
For County Attorney
How:.rd S. F 'S is a product i f Webster
county. After graduating fron our public
s bonis he romplo'ed tlie four year couise
of the Uiihcrsity of Ncbiaska entirely upon
his own resouuea Ho has practiced law in
th's county for tho past son years with
ti.o exception of the time he .as in tl.c
ar.ny. During his present term xa County
Attorney he lu's had a remarkable degree
of success and has conducted the office in
on efficient and economical mnnnor. He is
deserving of a second term and if elected
the people may bn. as&ured tho laws will be
enforced.
VOTE FOR HOWARD S. FOE
GEO. II. OVERING
For County Surveyor
Goo. II. Overing in point of service is one
of the oldes1 cii'rineois in the state. Ho is
a shark for figures and accuracy is his
stock 'in trade. As consalting engineer for
the board of county commissioners ho has
saved the ta:.pacrs of the county thousunilo
of dollars.
VOTE FOR GEO. II. OVERING
MMIWE
Kith Jud cial Di trict, -within and for
Webster county, Nebraska, upon u
deciec in an action pending, tlicicin,
wherein James W. Auld is Plaintiff,
and against Ohailcs B. Stcwait ct al,
Defendants. I shall offer for sale at
public vendue, to the highest bidder
for cash in hand, at the south door of
the Court hou e, nt Red Cloud, in said
Webster county, Nebraska, (that be
ing the building wherein the last term
of said court wts holdcn) on the 4th
dav of December, A. D., 1922 at 2
o'clock P. M., of said day, the follow
ing described property, to-wit:
"The South West Quarter of tho
Southwest Quarter of Section ten, and
lot six, section ten, also lots seven anil
eight in section ten, except the pieces
of land described as follows: Cjm
mencing at the northeast corner of
said lot seven, thence south two bun
dred feet, thence west to the Republi
can river, thence in a North easteily
direction along the right bank of the
Rqrr-Mican river to the place of be
ginning; Also except as follows:
Commencing at the Northwest coiner
of said lot eight, thence south two
hundred feet, thence east to the Re
publican river, thence in a northwest
erlv diiection .' long, the r.ght bank ot
the P.c mblicun river to place of D'
ginninir. Al?o excepting a pa.t of
lot eight e-cr'bc I as f flow: Com
mc.nn ' at te oulhe ?f cnie of 1 t
eight ilc co - .st eibt anr nsre
thiee '. mdredth ch-Hi-, thenar noi.'i
i.- .1 I . i.ii'i. to tho ii i h :.r d
soun b. ' . oi i. ' (. .-.thtion te l
to the n c . T nif in a uth oto.!v
il.rection a; - iu:tk of tad rher
jIk it nine lnunri, thenc south on
itw'.f ection lino of section tea, to
pi ca of beginn'ng, and fie en.-?t half
of the b uthwest ciuarter of section
ten o::ccpt as de cubed as follows:
l'Om:ncr.(tig at south east corner of
to soiith west quaitcr, thence west
'"bt and ninety throe hundredtns
riiair.s, thence north to the half vec-t:-
n lino of section ton, thence ca.t
eight rd innoty-throe hundredths
cluiii s X the northeast corner of said
southwest cunrtcr of rection ten,
thence Miut'i to tho place of beginning,
also that part of the noith west
q arter of 8cl'on fifteen desctibcl
us follows: C mmencing at a point
eight rnd ninety-three hundicdlhs
chains west of the not then t corner
of the siKl north west quarter, thence
south twenty three and sixty four
hundredths chu'tn to a stake thence,
west eight-four rois. seven links
thc-ire south twenty-six rn's, eighteen
links to a rock c rnor, ''tinco' we t,
two it v lod , thonco in a southwester
Iv direct'on to the southwest eornor of
s.-.il iniaite-r. thence north one bun
(In ' .ind .s' -ty r dto the ncrtii line
if lid .-.ection fifteen, the ice cast
.i'ong to nortn 1'iie to the pl-,ce of b"
winning H in townsh p numbeted
one; (U Noith, in vungo numbered
rloi (11) vest of tho sixth P. M.
i'-ntaining 263 acres.
Aleo an und'vided one half" interest
in the outhwost auartcr, and the
nort't half of the south h df of the
southern t quaitcr and tho northwest
ouarter of the sruthe.iHt quarter of
section sixteen all 'n township one
noi tb, range 11 west, of the ixth P.
M. in Webster County, Nebraska.
Given under my hand this Hist
dav of October. A. D. 1 022.
T'PANK 1IUFFER. Sheriff.
E. J. COX
For County Commissioner
Mr. Cox was selected by his homo folks
in Guide Rock to represent them on the
county board and this is in itself sufficient
reason to recommend him to tho voters of
the entire county. He has carried on large
farming operations successfully and is well
fitted for this position. Ho will seo that
our county funds are used to advantage and
you will make no mistake in-giving him
your..support.
Onillo Simpson will lake notiro
t'o it on 0 tober 20, 1022. B nnson W.
Stewart, a Justice of the Po"co of
Red Cloud, Webster County, Nebras
ka, issued, tn order of attachment for
the sum of R71.10. in an action nend-
inir before him. wherein W. G. Ilamil-
t n Clothiii"- Company is plaintiff and
urwlle Simpson is delontiant, mat
pr perty of the defendant consisting
of: One loan mare, 7 years old, wiio
cut n right front leg. and, money duo
defendant from the Chicago, Bulling
ton and Qubicy Railroad Company,
has been attached under said order.
You ate required to anfwer said ac
tion on or before December 4, 1022 at
ten o'clock a. m.
W. G. HAMILTON CLOTHING CO
fPlnintiff.
Half City, Half Desert
On die Gulf or Aden Is a spot of
barren hiuiiI where n city springs up,
overy winter nail almost disappears in
the Hiiinnior. This place Is fulled Her-
bent. A market iB.liold-tliere.wery-
winter Hiiil'jlurjiig Ibo height of trud,
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