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By F M KIMMELL
Largest Circulation in Red Willow Co
Subscription 1 a Year in Advance
Republican State Ticket
For Supreme Judge
HON M B KEESE
whoso six years of honorable service on
tho supreme bench proved him a fearless
and upright judge and whose life long
integrity commands the respect of cit
izens generally regardless of political be
lief
For Railway Commissipner
HON H T CLARKE JR
the friend and appointee of Governor
Sheldon a leader in the last legislature
and a man whose business qualifications
pre eminently fit him for the difficult
work of the railway commission
For Regents of the State University
HON C B ANDERSON
a man of high standing and large busi
ness experience which will prove invalu
able in the conduct of the business
affairs of the state university
HON GEORGE COUPLAND
a practical farmer whose earnest advo
cacy of the modern idea of applying ad
vanced educational and scientific meth
ods to agriculture should command for
him the solid farmer vote
For Judge 14th Judicinl District
ROBERT 0 ORR
Hayes Center
Republican County Ticket
For County Clerk
CHARLES SKALLA
Indianola
For Treasurer
CLIFFORD NADEN
Danbury
For Clerk District Court
CHESTER A ROGERS
McCook
For Judge
J C MOORE
McCook
For Superintendent
BURTON F ROHRER
Indianola
For Sheriff
H I PETERSON
McCook
For Assessor
T A ENDSLEY
McCook
For Commissioner 3rd District
C B GRAY
McCook
The Republican State Platform
- Points with pride to the achievements
of the Republican party under the splen
did leadership of Theodore Roosevelt
and insists that bis successor Bhall be a
man who will continue the Roosevelt
policies and suggests Secretary Tatt as
such a man
Commends the present state officials
for their care of the state institutions
maintaining the credit of the state and
reducing the state debt
Commends tne Nebraska delegation
in congress
Calls attention to the magnificent rec
ord of the last legislature which carried
out the pledges of the Repuplican party
as follows
1 A state wide direct primary
2 Abolition of the free pass evil
3 Comprehensive powers for the
state railway commission
4 More equitable rates for transpor
tation of passengers and freight
5 Equal taxation of railroad- prop
erty for city purposes
6 Abolition of fellow servant law
and full employers liability
7 A pure food and dairy law
8 Rigid economy in appropriations
Endorses the direct primary and
pledges such amendments as shall im
prove its workings
Commends the good work of the state
railway commission in its efforts to se
cure better freight rates for the people
of the state Calls for the rigid enforce
ment of the anti pass law
Declares that in suits at law corpora
tions should be deemed citizens of every
ctate where they have filed articles of in
corporation or exercised the rights of
eminent domain
Favors an enactment of the federal
law forbidding the federal courts from
issuing writs of injunction against state
officers charged with the enforcement of
state statutes
Regards with high favor the nominees
on the state ticket and invites voters
who believe in official probity and effic
iency to join in electing them
The fusion statesmen who are making
the feeble attempt to criticise republican
management of state institutions are
the same ones who were responsible for
buying up two tons of rotten butter and
storing it in soap boxes for the use of
one institution and feeding old soldiers
on wormy prunes and butterine and
quartering their own relatives in the in
stitution parjors at the expense of the
state when they are in control The
way to rebuke the hungry popocratic
horde which seeks to bring on another
reign of plunder is to vote for a continua
tion of republicanism and genuine re
form
or-
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are magnificent young men the peers of
any in the Union in address and genuine
ability both brilliant speakers and
leaders in clean politics and statesman
ship The congressmen are men of ex
perience whose service to the state
bears the closest scrutiny The grand
work of the Republican legislators is
fresh in the public mirid With a con
dition which brings to the forefront such
men it should be a pleasure to the vot
ers to help roll up a big majority for the
nominees of this year A full vote will
show an appreciation of the past and a
confidence in the future A vote for
the Republican ticket will be an endorse
ment of the Roosevelt policy as it has
been carried out in the nation and in
the state
Voters will not forget that it has
been under the Republican state admin
istrations that railroad assessments have
been increased and corporate domination
has been wiped out that Republican
officials have put the state institutions
on sound basis and have stopped the
scandals of incompetent employes which
characterized fusion control They will
remember that Republican officials have
maintained the helpless wards of the
state in ease and comfort and have not
fed them on rancid butter slops and
wormy prunes the sort of diet which
made the fusion control famous They
will show their approval of the present
happy conditions by rolling up a big ma
jority for the republican ticket this fall
To the Voters
Allow me to call your attention to
the facts that I am still very much alive
and a candidate for county clerk at the
election next Tuesday I have grown
to manhood in Red Willow county and
ask the voters to carefully examine my
record Dont be misled by any stories
that I am trading votes with other can
didates in order to gain personal ad
vantage 1 never traded votes in my
life and never will as I dont believe in
such methods I am simply running
for county clerk on my own merits and
J ask you to consider my candidacy
Respectfully
Chah Skalla
Republicans of Nebraska should not
allow themselves to be lulled to sleep by
the idea that the fight is won before the
votes are cast The Fusionists have on
their side certain influences which wil
be able to concentrate a large body of
voters on short notice and will no doubt
plan to surprise Republicans in counties
where there seems to be no contest The
safe plan is for every Republican voter to
go to the polls early and vote
Competent painstaking and obliging
Charles Skalla will make Red Willow
county a capablb officer who will prompt
ly and thoroughly account to the people
for his stewardship Dont let such
bugaboos as alleged incompetency and
trading roorbacks deter you my Re
publican voter from voting for Skalla
Hes all right
Through request of various parties
we will bring to the minds of the voter
the fact that each candidate whose
name is on the ballot by petition must
be voted on separately That is those
desiring to vote a straight ticket and
marking at top circle of the column
will have missed all candidates by peti
tion
Truly the innocent suffer with the
guilty The prosperous west suffers
with the stock gambling brigands of
Wall street
A Correction
Box Elder Neb October 28 07
To the Voters of Red Willow County
lam not in politics and havent any intention of mixing in
My name has been put on the Democratic ticket without my consent and
without tho consent of the leadore of tho Democratic party
I have the warmest feeling for the Democrats of Red Willow county but you
MUST NOT VOTK FOB ME
I intend to devote ALL of my time in the future to breeding and raising puro
bred hogs
Yours
Stephen DeWitt Bollhs
MEN OF ALL PARTIES
approve tho work of -the Ne
braska Legislature
JUDGE REESES ELECTION
to the supreme bench will be
Nebraskas endorsement of
that record His defeat
will be notice that the
wheels of progress have
been turned back
MEN OF NEBRASKA
you can show your appreciation
of the good work done
by going to the polls
NEXT TUESDAY
and voting Jor Judge Reese and
his associates
The Republican party of Nebraska is
in idoal condition and never before was
so able to commend itself to the individ
ual voter The officials of the state and
the representatives in both branches of
Congress not only belonging to the pro
gressive element of the party but they
are gonuine leaders fighting the battles
of the party in the open field The gov
ernor and bis associates in the state
house are young vigorous business like
and in close touch with the needs of the
people The two United States senators
The Last Word to Republican Voters
Indianola Neb Oct 30 07
To all Republican voters
I desire to impress upon your minds
the great importance of going to the
polls to vote next Tuesday If you love
the Republican principles go and vote
them if you are in sympathy with Pres
ident Roosevelt and who is not go
to the polls next Tuesday and vote for
the Roosevelt ideas If you believe in
the gtoat wave of reform that is sweep
ing this country of ours from one ocean
to tho other go to the polls Tuesday
and help the wave along by your vote
Be patriotic dont stay at home Let
me caution you all about stories you
may hear about the Republican candi
dates from now to election Turn
them down as untrue for they are
and are only told to lead you astray and
to get you to vote contrary to your con
victions In all cases they emanate
from the opposite side If the opposit
ion can make you believe their false
hoods they have gained one vote dont
you see The Republicans have a ma
jority in the county let us all work to
make it the largest ever polled
Your central committee is doing all it
can to elect the whole ticket Will
you do the same An hour or two is all
that is required of your time on election
day to go and vote let us urge upon
you to spare that much time and exer
cise the most important duty you have
to perform Dont fail to vote
S R Smith
Chairman Rep Co Central Com
To the Public
My name iB Frank M Colfer I am
twento four years of age and have lived
in the county for twenty three years
Those among you who came here in the
early days will remember my father
Thomas Colfer a pioneer of this county
and a lawyer of some standing He was
injured and died in 1890 I have no de
sire to further my own interests with a
view of using his reputation as a step
ping stone I simply mention this fact
that you may know more fully who I am
I am now a candidate for the office of
Clerk of the District Court on the Dem
ocratic ticket and I want to state explic
ilty that I am no mere figure head on
this ticket I asked for the nomination
got it and am out to win I am puttirfg
my campaign cards in as many places as
possible but notwithstanding Icanndt
see and talk to every voter in the county
I do not own a horse and buggy and can
not afford to run a livery bill of Yery
large proportion I have no campaign
fund from which to draw and every dol
lar that I spend is my own To put the
matter plainly The salary of the office
is not large and I would be foolish to
spend ten per cent of a prospective
first year salary on election alone So I
have come out in the columns of the
public press to ask your support I
want you the public to find out what
kind of a man I am and if I cant stand
the inquiry I dont want the office I
am making the campaign upon my own
resources and am not tied in any way to
special interests of any kind I am
my own manager and press agent I am
not going to malign or misrepresent my
opponent I hope to get your vote and
I certainly would like your considera
tion
John Johnson the present Democratic
Governor of Minnesota carried his state
by thousands and in the midst of a
Roosevelt presidential campaign and
wny Because when his opponent
with brass bands and torch light pro-
ceasions was loudly harping on National
issues Johnson was telling the people
that their concern was not the affairs of
congress hundreds of miles away but
the crying needs of their own state and
the people of Minnesota forgetting
party politics rose in their might and
made him governor He won in a clean
open campaign I am not running for
governor but Mr Johnsons methods
are mine I have asked you for support
and if I get it I will make no promises I
can not keep Respectfully yours
Frank M Colfer
Voter when you go to the polls on
Nov 5th remember that Charles Skal
la the Republican candidate for county
clerk has grown to manhood in this
county that he has labored among you
through adversity and prosperity and
that he is one of you He is admirably
qualified for the position to which he
aspires and if elected will serve your
interest to the best of his ability
Vote for Charles Skalla the peoples
choice for county clerk Bartley Inter
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A Word of Explanation
The names of somo Republican can
didates for county offices appoar on tho
printed ballots as though thoy had been
nominated by other parties as well
This is the result of voters placing their
names on Prohibition Socialist and
other ballots at the primary election
and is a matter tho Republican nominees
had nothing to do with and any effort
made to injure any Republican nomineo
by claimiug he is a Prohibitionist or a
Socialist or a Democrat or an Independ
ent is unfair and should be frowned
down by every fair voter Tho candi
dates of the Republican ticket nro not
seeking votes that way and they should
not be injured by an act or condition
over which they had no control
The Republican nominees are all
worthy of your support Give to them
heartily and to the limit
MOVEMENT Or- 1HE PEOPLE
Reid McKenna is homo to spend Hal
loween
Mrs J A Gunn remains in Iowa on
a visit to relatiyes
A Gibian late with H Simons has
returned to Chicago
Mark Stern a well known optician
is visiting his nephew H Simons
Mrs Margaret West county supt
of Hayes was in town last Saturday
Mr and MrsH H Tartsch have re
turned from their Sheridan Wyo visit
Mrs A C Ebert arrived home
Wednesday night from her trip to Iowa
Robert Lewis son of Engineer and
Mrs Barney Lewis is ill with diphther
ia
Mrs Vina Wood is now recovering
slowly from a severe attack of pneumon
ia
C H Nichols was over from Leba
non last Saturday on business matters
at the county capital
Judge Moore is able to be at his
office after a few days at home early in
the week with sickness
Mrs L P Chapman of Sheridan
Wyoming is here visiting her parents
Mr and Mrs Enos Rishel
Philip Gliem and Fred Tauber were
over from Danbury Wednesday on
some probate matters before Judge
Moore
Mrs Frank Utter of McCook was
the guest of her friends the Ellison
family over Sunday Benkelman
Chronicle
M O McClure returned Monday
evening from Wilsonville coming as
far as Indianola with C W Keys in the
latters auto
H P Suttons new home is held up
incomplete on account of unaccepted
millwork and will not likely be finished
now until next spring
Mr and Mrs W C Higgins visited
fore part of the week with Mr and
Mrs Teddy Cain at McCook returning
on No 16 last night Cambridge Clar
ion
iviR and mrs William JjEwis ar
rived home last Friday night from
spending several weeks taking in the
great east and having the time of their
lives
Bruce Campbell and Vergie Barba
zette witnessed the trouncing given
Colorado by the Nebraska university
football players in Lincoln last Satur
day afternoon
C W Keys of Wilsonville was sum
moned to Colorado Monday night by
the death of his wifes mother Mrs
Jones Mrs Keys was at the bedside of
her mother at the last
Mrs J A Gunn Miss Nelle Dr
and Mrs R J Gunn went fo Red Oak
Iowa close of la9t week too attend the
wedding of a relative returning home
early part of present week
Charles Price has returned from
Lovelandr Colo where he has been at
work and is working at his trade here
now He gives some evidence that the
boom there has suffered a slight punc
ture
Charles Keys was over from Wilson
ville Saturday evening and attended
the Masonic school of instruction He
made the trip in his auto bringing
Grand Custodian French up from In
dianola in his car train No 5 being late
Mrs David Moore sister of J H
Stephens arrived in the city Thursday
morning from Salt Lake City Utah
and after a brief visit here she and Mr
and Mrs Stephens will leave for Iowa
on a visit of several weeks with relatives
and friends
Paul Blair came up from McCook
Tuesday His father has sold his gro
cery store and Paul goes to Davenport
within a few days to be in an electric
plant owned by his uncle Mr Adams
Mr Blair has not decided what he will
do this winter Vauneta Cor Imperial
Republican
T C Kimsey and wife went down to
McCook Monday to which place they
were summoned by the serious illness of
their daughter Mrs R M Stoutsen
berger The attending physicians fear
that Mrs Stoutsenberger will have to
undergo an operation before permanent
recovery can be hoped for and in case
the physicians thought she would be
able to undergo the same at this time
Mr Kimsey intended to remove her to
an Omaha hospital at once Benkel I
man Chronicle
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SCARFS to be found in McCook
Kodak supplies all kinds at Wood
worth Cos Druggists
Hofers store is headquarters for
souvenir letters and post cards
Try Magner Stokes for fresh
salt meats fruit and vegetables
and
Fine proposition in a 4 room house
900 L H Lindemann phone 157
The McCook National Bank is
C a good bank
I a growing bank
Fine 6 room house 2 lots in excellent
location 2500 Phone 157 L H
Lindemann
Polish up that rusty stove pipe with
a small can of our jet black emamel
Wood worth Co Druggists
Bring your old shoes to Diamonds
Shoe Store on West Dennison street and
have them made like new
Nothing but pure drugs and chemicals
used in filling your prescription
Woodworth Co Druggists
Our Sanitol deal is still on
worth of toilet preparations for
Ask about it at Woodworth
270
100
Cos
Druggists
I wish to thank all me patrons for
their patronage in the past and to an
nounce tnat 1 still Dandle tne jrrand
Union goods Phone black 3Q4 at resi
dence corner of Monroe and Douglass
streets Mrs John Hcirr
John Fitzgibbon of Saint Ann
Frontier County purchased three Short
horns at the Andrews Shallenberger
sale at Cambridge last week paying
S1C0 175 and 180 respectively for
them
A Chance For You
Just to introduce it the publishers
are offering for only 50 cents to send the
Daily State Journal except Sunday
from now until January 1 190S with
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sands of new readers The paper will
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tine from you Why not send in a half
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reading matter you get for your money
Some big events are happening in Ne
braska and you should keep posted by
reading the paper that can tell the whole
truth about everything and everybody
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Extra Special
Showing of Cloaks
Saturday
Nov 2
Tomorrow Saturday a
representative from THE
PALMER GARMENT
CO will be at our store
with a large line of
Ladies Misses and
Childrens
Cloaks and 5kirts
Everything new in the
line of Tight Fitting Half
Fitting and Semi Fitting
Garments will be shown
and this will afford you a
grand opportunity of see
ing the very latest and
newest designs and styles
DONT FAIL TO CALL
Talk About Furs We srely haye hem and
---------- are showing the biggest
ISABELLA FOX SABLE CONEY BEAVER
SQUIRREL BLUE FOX and OPOSSUM
As was thoroughly
onstrated at our Fur Exhibition and Sale last Monday we
buy direct from the manufacturers who make and guarantee
every piece of fur we sell you Before buying see our
large line of Dress Goods Trimmings and Silks Petticoats
Waists and Underwear
H C Clapp
Exclusive Dry Goods and Ladies Furnishings
MINOR ITEMS OF NEWS
Scott Stoner for groceries
McConnells BalBam cures coughs
Fresh potato chips always on hand
Magner Stokes
McMillens cold tablots will cure your
cold and stop your cough
Phone 56
Walsh Block
McCook
Try Scott Stoner for groceries
Lettuce radishesceleryyoung onions
Huber
A home for 6900 in a 4 room house
Phone 157 L H Lindemann
Just arrived J M 1S16 canned
fruits and vegetables Huber
McMillens cough cure is just what
its name indicates A Cure for Cough
First come first served on 4 room
house for 900 L H Lindemann
phone 157
Kemember Hofers is the best place
10 Duy stationery souvenirs novelties
and post cards
A 4 room house with shade and fruit
in good locality only 900 L H Linde
mann phone 157
If you want it done right and right
away call up phone 68 E M Douglass
Co office in Bump building
A Burton of Bartley invested 185 of
his good money in an
berger Shorthorn last Wednesday at
Cambridge
Our Cream Lotion is healing and
soothing to both face and hands and
will give entire satisfaction
A McMillen Druggist
We have made
arrangements to
se
cure fresh chocolate
cream candy every
week in the f u ture Barney Hofer
McCook News Depot
Wellerett cigars their size and shape
combined with quality make them the
best 5c cigar in the west
Woodworth Co Druggists
The Babcock business buildinrr in 11
block 16 just north of the First National
Bank building has been sold to John
Morris by C H Boyle Consideration
7500
The Empire Loan Trust Co of
Haigler has been succeeded by the
Haigler State Bank with a capital of
5000 William H Lamed an
exper
ienced banker is the cashier
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