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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-02-21
EARNEST ADVICE

However painful, however stub
born your rheumatism may be, even
If the diseaseis of long standing and
many remedies have failed, do not
despair, but give DR.. Williams
Pink Pills trial. The rheumatic
poison is in the blood and it defies
any treatment that does not build
up and purify the blood. Rubbing
something on your skin will not
drive it out. DIR. Williams Pink
Pills attack the disease at its root,
in the blood, and rheumatism
cured in this way stays cured.
Mr.. Charles b. Montgomery, OF
Packer, Conn, who cured him
self of rheumatism with DIR. Will
liams' Pink Pills tells his expert
ence, as follows: after my dis
charge from the army in 1898, /
suffered terribly from rheumatic
pains and numbness. Attimes the
numbness was very bad and greatly
alarmed me. The rheumatic pains
were in the joints of my left arm
and leg and invariably followed a
numbness which was the first in
dication of the rheumatism. My
left foot was swollen and sore, so
much SO, that could not lace my
shoe sometimes. At times was
practically helpless for two or three
weeks. The pains in my arm and
leg were sharpand cutting. / tried
all known medicines and saw little
if any benefit from their treatment.
l finally ordered a box of DR.. Will
liams' Pink Pills and the second
box. showed great benefit. A few
more boxes were all that were
needed to make me entirely WELL"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are sold
by all druggists at so cents per box
OF six boxes for 80, or direct by
mail, postpaid, upon receipt Of
price by the
DR.. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady, N. Y.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-02-21

The legislative committee Of iha
haf association vii meet a. tie oaIse
II Castle Wiihineiau. Thursday af.
tfFhaon 81 faaf e'rieet, daflng the eoa.
slon " nc legislature, faf lhe purpose
y considering AZ mfaeaFas Ia ahifl
lAs 81 Is alfeellf interested
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-02-21

park and do not care to take the re-
sponsibility of in any way endorsing
an auto race meet on track of this
sort.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-02-21

short Line, who visited Honolulu ten
years ago,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-15

ought not TO have won" OF
course. h ahau,dlty Of this con
tnntinn can he aaen from the tact
that there were only 1917 voters
had expressed their prefe, moo
for Todd Moreover. even giant
ing 10 y concession ~ THIS type OF
mind for arguments sake that
there we're $50, votes against
Tndd there were even more
against each of tho other randi.
da'ea @.'fls NJ unai' HanHister,
The favmite If tlos" who argue
tins way, to 80 for him
The fact ia there were only 1al
voters Hhc differences bNt ween
Iodd'a total vote and the total
number of votsra) who did not
want Todd 70, mayor. and or tho
l5' who pnt IN . frat choice vote
for a pro charter candidate 1861
| voters automatically came to
agreement on Todd
Another advantage of the pro
fcrential syatem il drawn from
this election in Gtand Junction.
Campaigns will ho carried ON
with leas mud singing than in
former days. Every decent can.
d,date will bid for the second and
third choices of the friends Of tho
other candidates hy aA'taning
from unjust criticisms. But il
there IL u sharp line bot ween en-.
forcement and non enforcement
Of law, or any other definite issue
of good and bad government, all
the candidates Of each class will
freely criticize those of the other
class. Such line will he sharply
drawn Probably each side will
be able to find two or three or
more candidates in the list who
will adequately represent it's point
Of view The majority will be
able automatically TO get behind
some man who commands their
confidence.
Ballots cannot readily be spoil
ed. II u man marks more than
one choice for any one man, only
the highest Of them is counted,
and he does not lose his vote for
that man. II a voter marks first
| choices for two men that means
that he does not show which of
the two he prefers and each re-
ceIves one second choice. II ho
marks more than two first or two
second choices, those votes are
credited in the 'Other Choices"
Wh1tever preferences the voter
nnmis, akably expresses will be
counted
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-15

stone 75c, Inc: Goodwin Plapper
Veterinary Hosp,tal. services fo,
Board OF Health. $3 80 h, Of ";
Geo Cestia. shneing horses Fire
TO No. /. ~ 90. Fire Dept; Jos
Rodrignps, rent Of lot for i'm
pounding stock for January and
February. and horse feed ~ 90,
Inc; q. Renondet. supplie- fol
FIRE Go. No. |, T3, 50, FIRE Dept;
Estorge Drug Go dlsinfrr'ants,
etc, for Board Of Health, so -.
Board Of Health; J + w Dor.
man Go dog tags, ~ 90. Inc, John
X. Taylor, muci|age, etc, 81 so,
Inc; John K Taylor soda and
acid fire company. zoe Fire Dept;
q. Giroird feeding prisoners, Feb.
II to Mcb 3, 439 -, Feeding pris
onerp; Mrs John Broussard, cof
fins for raupers, ZIG 90, Panpers;
Joel II. Fisher. feeding corpora
tion horse, buggy hire, etc, so 90,
Inc; u +. Miltard, publication 0f
minutes, printing warrants, al
vertisements, etc, fl37 GO, Print
ing and Stationery; Renoudet &
Dietlein, feed for corporation
mules for January and February,
800 80, Drayage.
II was moved by Mr. Resoudet
seconded by Mr.. Girard and car
ried that the meeting adjourn to
Friday, the llth inst
c. NJ. COMPTON,, J. s. POWER,
City Clerk. Mayor
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-15
RUNS HIS PAPER
As he LIKES.

The editor Of the Lake Provi.
dence Banner Democrat ia nothing
bnt plain spoken. Hfie is one he
printed in his last wet,k's issue:
Nothing is more ridiculous and
false than the claim q some pa.
pers that they print ~ the news.
BY thunder We don't. Life ia too
short and the one we owy is too
valuable to attemp. it. We print
what we please and the way We
please, and the people who ttink
it ~ worth it pay usts u year,
and those who don't pre- welcome
to their opinion and their money.
but We don't apologize for print.
ing what We don't want to, and
will not add to our list Of 0ffense
that bigoted bypocritical claim to
perfection and impar,iality. Wo
try to do as much. good and as lit.
tie harm az poss'ble and if wo
don't chronicle all the unpleasant
things that take place in our com.
munity no one is much the worse,
and for every kind word we can
say some one is Happier; and we
don't worry whether the scandal
| fiends like It or not"
! --- 4
Get your JOB PRINTING
40 ~ fUNHYAN fNlfhnn
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-15

Wormy ,.ehi1Aren arc unhappy,
puny and sfckly. They can't be
otherwise< while>Worms eat away
their strength and vitality. A Jew
doses II WHITES CREAM VER-
MIFU0E perf0rmsa marvellous
tfansfOfmaktQne Cheerfulness
strength and the ROSY bloom ol
health speedily return. Price 25t
per bottle. -
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-15

This case was brought mp for
trial IN the District Court before
Judge James Simon on Wednes-
day morning. The plaintiff 10 re-.
presented by Messrs. Lazarus of
New Orleans aud Walter j.
Burke Of this city. Tho defen.
dant is represented by City Attor-
ney l. 7. Dulaney. The taking
Of testimony occupied the whole
Of Wednesday and Thursday till
about 4:3O 10 the afternoon, when
the case was closed. Counsel on
both sides waived argument and
agreed to submit tho case on
briefs.
The following parties testified
IN the case for the plaintiff: Assad
ELIAS, Mrs. Edward Lelen, Edward
Leleu, Louise Jefferson (cOl.1 J,
Harrison AucoiD; on rebnttal, Dr.
q. J. Sabatier, DR.. II. A. King,
Miss Edna Elias, Assad ELIAS,
Nasim Sarkis, aud Tbeo. Aucoin.
For the defendant, h. +. Mlllard,
Paul Cordova, l.. +. Vlllermin,
Walter Broussard, Henry Brouss-
ard, and DR.. J. w. X. shaw.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-15
PREFERENTIAL VOTING
AND HOW II WORKS
By Reginal Mott Hull, Cam
bridge, Massachusetts.

The Grand Junction plan Ia ad
mirably adapted % the support Of
all the clearly acceptable candi
dates as distinct from the obj"c
tiunable or doubtful It is assum-
ed that a first choice may be clea,
in the votrr's mind, and possibly
u second, but that beyond this
niceties in the gradation OF choices
are illusory. The voter is thus
enabled quickly to make h's
crosses after all the names he
cares to support without need Of
facing the vexations task of max
ing his mind whether this man ~
sixth and that man is seventh
choice or vice versa. Rather than
go through this process many
would doubtless refrain from vot.
ing for these men at all--thus
robblDg them OF support which
they ought to have and which the
Grand Junction system makes IL
easy to give them.
II 4 voter wishes to express
only one choice, he il, Of course,
free to do 40. 1t IS his duty TO do
40 If there le only one acceptable
candidate But such voters are
likely to DO organization meh
bound to some boss or else cup
porters of q good nominee up for
reelection. In the former case
they are almost sure TO be q minor
,ty, aud likely to lore aDyway-if
not \ minority, they will win and
ought of course to win. In the
other case the probably preemi
nent claims Of the candidate
shOulJ make him an easy winner
in the first column. If he has no
such claims the result ought to In.
clude the other columns, and the
voter who expresses no second
choice for fear Of hurting his first
one puts his candidates interest
ahead Of the public interest pro
vlded there are other good Domi-
nees and provided any Of the rest
are thoroughly bad.
The Grand Junction system,
with the minimum Of turmoil and
expense, selects from q large
number Of nominees safe choice
~ a manner far more likely to re-
nect the calm, candid judgment Of
he voters than either the. second
telection system or such alleged
majority selection as is arrived at
in the pulling and bau'iDg Of re,
peatpd ballottiDg at y nominating
convention. The voter has only
to make few crosses on ballot,
put the ballot in the box and
await results The result IS known
before the excitement can become
very bitter Contrast this will
second elections or repeated bal
lettings!
/ An extraordinary nOnsensica
objection to the Grand junction
result should be mentioned. /
seems Incredible that II should 10
huence any body, but the pOlifici
ans make it q serviceable talkiDl
: point among their followers
They say: There we're 1906 vote
cast against Todd ~ Grand June
ton and only 1861 for him and h
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-15
THE WATER PROBLEM.
Mr.. Villermin Makes Exper:-
ments-Results are Prom
ising and Point the Way.

On Monday and Tuesday Of
this week Mr.. i. 4 Vlllermin de
monstrated that the two deep
wells at the waterwOrks plant
could at little expense be return
ed TO service, and that possibly
New Iberia's best and most avail.
able water supply could be had
from them without the necessity
Of drillingsother wells. A means
for drawing the water from the
wells and constructing basins OF
sufficient storage capaclty must
be supplied.
Superintendent Vjllermin, on
Monday, started his experiments
by the rigging up Of form Of air
lift. getting his air directly from
u Westinghouse air pump. The
pipe dischargiEg the air was sent
down in the well to depth Of
about 50 feet. It was a matter of
some surprise to see considera
ble quantity of fuel oil come np
and pour out after the air was
started. The discharge Of the
wells was directed into the round
underground cisterD, just back Of
the pump.pit Into this cistern
some 10 barrels of fuel oil were
lifted out of the old abandoned
wells, after which promising
flow of water followed.
The next day the air Jet was
lowered IN the well to depth of
about 10 feet and other altera
tiOps made in the arrangements
calculated to produce better re-
suits. When the air was turned
on 9 good flow Of water returned
promptly, pouring into the cistern
The waterworks pump vas then
connected with the cistern and
cut away from the bayou, when 1t
was soon apparent that the inper
feet air-lift was supplying the wa
ter faster to the clotern than the
pump could take it away; and the
air had to be shut off to allow the
pump to lower the water In the
cistern again.
A bottle Of the water was drawn
from the discharge pipe. At first
it was perfectly clear. but in =
few minutes it assumed a smoky
cast. In about "a hours the Va
ter becomes clear again, a golden
| colored precipitate showing at the
bottom of the bottle.
tits probable that under the 10
fiuence of q thoroughly equipped
air lift plant either Of the two
deep wells Of the plant can be
made to yield an ample supply Of
good water for every necessity ot
this city. There should be two o'
three settling basius, each Of .
million gallons capacity, which
would allow the water to rid itseli
OF the gas and sand It floats be
fore it would have to be pumped
| into the city mains This system
would insure for New Iberia /,
supply second to none 10 the state
in point Of purity
Mr.. Villermin IN studying TIL
merits Of the problems Of liftlnt
1.-THE water from the wells by Al
air-llft. the cost Of snch IN outfit
the cost and proper location o
settliDg basins, the cost of elec
trically driven rotary pumps To-
feeding the CITY mains lnstead 0
the present steam pumps ant
what plans would be best TO
| financing such an undertaking.
| Continued on page H.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-15

Fresh Flower Seed for sale at
MiIlard's News Depot, 1912 crop,
lust received. All fresh. Make
your selections for your winter
erowing now.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-15
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

On and after December llth, pend.
inp street paving or Main Street q
Jeanerette, and until further notice,
cars Of this Company will run only =
far "A Lewis Street. Cars Will leave
there for New iberia every hour Of
the half hour.
SOU UrHWESTERN TRACTION x
POWER CO,
+. w. Crosby, General Manager.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-15

5 or doses 666 will break any
case Of ChiIls and Fever; il acts
on the liver better than CalomeJ,
and does not grippe or sicken. 25c
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-15

Net Balance in Bank on Feb.
2S, 1918. .fzo55. -
Respectfully submitted.
e. Il. DELHOMMER, Treas
Collectors report for January, 1913
New Ibsris, La, Feb. 1T. 1918.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-15

(The City Clerks Report ap-
pears IN 3rd and 4th columns, on
page ).
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-15
OFFICIAL MINUTES,
CITY COUNCIL
Called MoetIng.


The Mayor and Board Of Trus
tees met this day pursuant to
Gall with Mayor J. :. Power in
the Chair and the following mem
bera present: Mesa,s. Southwell,
G,rard, Kibbeck, Renoudet and
Erath. Absent: Messre. Trainor,
Lassalle and Migucs.
The object Of tho meeting was
read. which is az follows:
New iberia, La March II, Is.
TO the Members Of the Board Of
Trustees, New IBERIA. La.
CONTAMINATION are hereby
notified that there Will be 4 Call
meeting Of the Mayor Il Board Of
Trustees this evening at 6:3O
o'clock for the purpose Of read
ing and approving minutes, re
ceiving reports Of officers, approx
Al Of bills, receiving communlca
tions. and the consideration Of
any ordinances or resolutions that
may be presented.
Yours very truly,
J. ). POWER, Mayor.
The minutes Of the previous
meetings were read and approved
on motion Of Mr.. Ribbeck, second
cd by Mr. lsenOndet and carried
Mr. Y. J. Smith appeared and
asked that the assessment Of the
Masonic lodge, Knights "f Pythi
As, Elks Lodge and knights oi
Columbus be cancelled from the
assessment roll of the City for tht
year 1912. The request was grant
ed on notion Of Mr.. kenoudet,
seconded by Mr.. a,rard and car
ried.
On notion Of MI. Renoudet
seconded by Mr.. Gjrard and car
RED action on the contention Of
Mr.. Hazard Vaughn as to biz
rights to property along The Ba
you front be deferred to later
date.
1t was moved by Mr.. Girard
seconded by lsenondet aud carried
that the bill Of Messrs. . Bore
aud Il. Davis for work done on tht
Anne street canal be referred t.
the Street aud Bridge Committed
for adjustment and approval.
The reports Of the CLERK, Collec
tor, Treasurer aud Of Impondet
stock were presented and reat
and on motion Of Mr.. Girard, sec
ondpd By Mr. Erath ordered
spread on the minutes. Which
said reports are as follows
Treasurer's Report.
New Iberia, La, Jan. 31st, 1913
GENERAL FUND.
Balance Dec. 81, 1872. 2S4. |
DepYit during jan, lel3.... l7oa5. o
"a
Total, 1875. 81
Checks drawn. l7lBO. g.
|
Bal. Jan. 81, 1913. ..... 100. !
3M. e. L. K w. w.
Balance Dec. 81, lel2.........SlH3 .
Deposit during jan, 1913 ... 695 ~
Total, 14uo. y
Checks drawn. .............. 62o. ~
Balance. 1883. .
TROLLEY.
| bAiHHce Dee. % ioiA. 4. Z
Deposit during jan. l9l3..... 44O.V
| o'"s =
Checks drawn. none
Balance .....................'$i41o.V y
Total balance in Bank 1927 8
n n.,t.on. C;t,
= Traasnrar rendered 10 Mar. I. I3.
New iberia, Ia, Marcn ''n' iSi'
GENERAL FUND.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-15

New Iberia, La February 3, 1913
Stock impounded for month of
January, 1918 .......,.. "a OF
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-15
DAMAGE SUIT

Assad Elias VS.. The City Of
New Iberia, Praying for
$25OOO indemnify, Claim
ing that the Death of his
Wife was caused by the
City's Electric Light Wires.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-15
FER Job Printing 60 to Millard's
4. r. MILLARD. The Printer

n Is WORTH Bet ~ afs eaArs's
= - only n - a.vsaf ~ 8:
NUKE copies - - Woskls
s....As II Ii .hs city nl1cla1 ieasoa1
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-15

Respectfully submitted.
+. JURIN, Collector.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-03-15

Get your JOB PRINTING 1
At the IBnnlA0 olllook !.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-06
66e
TEPEE
Friday and Saturday
Nov. : 8

Another fnc four reel program for
these dates
BY FIRE and WArER-A pleasing
Edison drama. An appealing story
that teaches u sound lesson.
THE cot INTERPRETERS CON.
FEDERATE - a story Of orphaned
twins. A startling illusion will bc seen
in this picture. One twin falls into the
hands of the underworld, the other in.
to favored walks of life. Both sisters
are portrayed by Miss Nilsson in duel
capacity. ln the climax the twin
sisters meet. So wonderful is the H.
lusion that few eau realize that Miss
Nilsson and her sister are one and the
same person
PATHE WEEKLN--N It's pic
lures of world wide events.
ON THE DUMB WAITER Comedy
HER WOODEN LEG-Comedy.
FIRST show at 73O. Matinee Satur.
day afternoon at 2:3O and 3::,O.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-06
The New Commission

Carson Hildreth Of Franklin will dis
cuss 'The Agricultural Development
Commission" at the Mid Winter meet.
ing Of Organized Agriculture at Lin.
coin Jan 1923. This commission 10
composed OF bankers, the business and
transportation interests Of the state.
Its function will be to raise funds to
finance the extension OF Scientific agri-
culture.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-06

Last Friday the Bloomington town
foot ball team came down and played
our town team on the local gridiron In
the afternoon. In the first quarter our
boys made a touch down and kicked
goal making seven points aud in the
third quarter they made touch down
failing to kick goal. Our boys won
the game by score OF l3 too 1t was
q good fast game and both teams put
up good game.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-06
Wednesday and Thursday
NOV. 1918

NOV. 1918
THE HINDO CIIARM.-A bitagraph
drama featuring Costello. A charm.
Ing picture taken In India.
A MODES L HERO. An interesting
Biograph drama.
BATTLE FIELDS around CHAT.
TANOOGA.-A fine scenic.
RIGHT NUMBER but W RONG
HOUSE.-A good Comedy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-06

Mrs. Jas. Steinman, who has been
visiting her parents in Iowa for some
time returned home Monday evening
Her sister accompanied her home and
expects to spend the winter in this
city.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-06

"The Worlds Battle" will be the
morning subject at the congregational
church. Subject of the evening ad.
drees "All the Days" At the Sunday
school hour "World's Temperance
Sunday" Sunday will be observed
with special exercises.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-06

Last Saturday afternoon viii Scriv.
ner's automobile and Mrs. Ernest
Welsch's horse and buggy bad COLI.
son on Webster street. In the mix.up
Mrs. Welsch was thrown out of the
buggy slightly injured. 1t was close
call for her and she might have been
injured worse.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-06
The 1913 Rye Crop

Nebraska farmers devoted 150,Sl7
acres to rye in 1913, according to the
figures compiled by the state board OF
agriculture. The average yield per
acre WAS 1857 bushels and the total
crop Is estimated at 3,l2a,4?3. The
market value, computing the yield Mt
60 cents a bushel, is el,s77, 1876.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-06

Glen Ralph, who is working on the
News.C Chronicle at Bcnkleman, spent
Saturday and sunday here with his
parents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-06

There seems to have been a mistake
made in the Woman's department OF
the Farmers Institute. In the old
ladies department it says, "Articles
made by ladies over 70 years DID,
This should have been 60 years old.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-06

Rev. ]. NJ. Bates will leave Monday
on l3 for McCook, where he will be
engaged most of the week in attending
Deanery Convocation and examining
a candidate for ordination.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-06
Sugar Beets

Reports tabulated by the state board
Of agriculture indicate that the acre,
age OF sugar beets for 1918 amounts to
22,946. SCOTS Bluff county devotes
1869 acres to sugar beet culture. The
following counties reports sugar beet
acreages In excess OF 400 acres:
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-06
Monday and Tuesday
NOV. lO-ll

THE LINE UP.-A fine twO.reel
special which Is In truth u feature. A
pretty and convincing story introduc'
ing college life. foot ball, etc.
NAPOLEON WilIFFLES. A fine
Pathe Comedy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-06

Walter Warren returned home Fri
day morning from Iowa where he has
been the past few weeks enjoying I
vacation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-06

For goodness sake buy your candies
at The Bon Ton Bakery just receiv'
ed a fresh supply of kimball's chcco
lates the best ever.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-06

Mrs. All. Mccall and sou are bone
from Valparaiso, Indiana where she
has been visiting her daughter, Miss
Grace Mccall, who Is attending college
at that place.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-06

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hall and
children Of Strang, Nebr., were here
attending the wedding OF Miss Mildred
Fulton and Mr.. Earl Hall.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-06

Rev. w. +. Cole Of Genoa, formerly
pastor of the Baptist church here vas
in town Wednesday. We were all
glad to see Brother Cole.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-06

o. A Barber and wife autoed down
from lavclock Saturday and spen
Sunday i'm this city with A. T.. Atkins
and family.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Butler Of Abeline
Kansas was visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. T.. Butler the first OF the
week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-06

Rev. and Mrs. w. II. Wright OF the
NJ. E. Church have been entertaining
members, friends and Sunday school
scholars Of the church at the parson.
age this week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-06

We handle the Mueller & Keller cele
brated box candies, also Chase's fancy
bulk chocolates. - Puritan Restaur.
ant, II. Ludlow, proprietor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-06

Rev. Wright, pastor of the M. +
church will preach sermon to the
old people Of this city next Sunday
morning. All old people are cordially
invited to attend this sermon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-06

Chas. C. Cottle of Edgar, Nebr., will
be the Judge Of the poultry depart
ment of the Farmers Institute.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-06

Mr.. and Mrs Will Fowler of North
Platte spent Sunday in this city with
Chas. McCord ahd family.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-06

have the best rate In the county OF
farm loans. See me and be convinced
My motto-prompt service.
A. Il. WALKER
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-11-06

Mrs. George Amack has for hel
guest this week Mrs. Miller of Bost
wick.