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Own Up
You don't like those gray
hairs, do you? And your hus
band certainly doesn't like
them. Then why not try a
bottle of Ayer's Hair Vigor?
It restores color to gray hair
every time, all the deep, rich
color of early life. And it
cures dandruff also.
" I certainly batlevo that Aynr' Hair Vlttor
li a snlemlld preparation for tlio hair and
ralptfor I liaro mod It morn or Icm for sir
yearn. I can chterfullj recommend It to any.
ono In need of audi a preparation." Miui.
Katb Uott, Mluticapolli, Minn.
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Cy Wf O CHERRY PECTORAL.
A PARTIAL VICTORY.
Jtfie Meeaev ami J. J. Garter are
Defeated.
West
Rep.
For Troasuror W. C. Frahm, Rop.
For Clork Loo DoTour, P. I.
For Shoriff-O. D. Hodgo, Rop.
For Judge-I. W. Edson, P. I.
For Supoilntondont Nellio
Castor, Uop
For Survoyor G. H. Ovoring,
For Coroner Dr. Hall, Rep.
For Commissioners First district,
T. J. Clinplain, Rop; Fourth district,
J G. Orormuu, Rop.
In tho oloction lust Tuesday tho Re
publicans gained but u partial viotory.
John J.Garbor.Icaudidato for county
clork, was dofeaood by Leo DoTour of
Guide Rock, by tho narrow margin of
21 votes.
Judgo Albert II. Koonoy, upon whom
n bitter tight mas made by workers
both insldo and outside tho party,
wiib dofeatod by ox-Judge Edson by a
majority of 100.
Tho balauco of tho Republican
ticket was elected by good, safo major
ities. Mrs Custer, upon whom a hard
tight was mado by tho opposition,
leads tho tickot with a majority of 303.
Klsowhoro will bo found a table show
ing tho oillciul vote by precincts.
Tho result of tho election shows
that there was homo trudiug, tho do
touted candidates being tho huirorois.
In Red Cloud, which usuully gives
good Republican majorities, tho prin
cipal candidates rocolvod very weak
support, whilo Potsdam, which ordi
narily is Populist, gavo all tho Repub
lican candidates good majorities. It
would bo useless to attempt to assign
a causo for the dofoat of Garbor and
Koonoy, except that thoro wore too
many candidates from tho south pin t
of tho county.
However, tho Republicans havo
gained threo county officers. Five
Populist officers retlro Treasurer Me
Crary, Sheriff McArthur, Suporintond
out Marker, Commissioners Oi-rluch
and Fogel, and tlit-ir places uro taken
by Republicans. Two now Populist
ofllcers enter tho county babinet Lee
DoTour for clerk and I. V. Edson for
judge.
A County Road Overseer.
Now that tho oloction is over, lot us
turn our attontiou to tho question of
getting bettor roads. Homo time ago
wo suggested that tho business men
mako it a point to get together and
drivo in a body over the roads leading
to Rod Cloud, taking with thorn some
ono who is competent to point out tho
best methods of placing tho roads in
passable condition and capablo of
making estimates on tho cost. Then
let tho merchants raiso a fund to pay
for having tho work dono under com-
; potent supervision. Wo still bellovo
tho Bchomo to bo a good one, and, as
it is certain that somothing will have
to bo dono or Rod Cloud will gradual
ly lose its prostigo as a trading point,
and as it is not at all certain that tho
county commissioners will help us out
why not tucklo tho matter ut once?
Thoro will never bo permanent good
roads until tho legislature passes a
law providing for a county road over
seer, whose duty it shall bo to seo thnt
road work is dono properly. Tho
county assessor law has proved to bo a
godsend to taxpayers, and there Is
good reason to bellovo that a law pro
viding for a county road overseer
would show a similar result.
Lot's push It along.
: ocnooi moies
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Hurry to "Hale's"
A cufo and restaurant, up to dato in
ovory rtspoct. A placo serving meals
woll cooked, neatly served, wholesome
and square, and pleasing to every
lovor of good living.
"Halo's" is on top In tho estimation
of peoplo who know a good thing when
thoy eat it
Our lunches pleaso all tho people
Our oysters nro as frosh as tho
llowors of Muy, and in tho matter of
cigars, wo havo tho brands that every
gentleman likes,
Vuluo for money in good eutablos,
that is found at Halos all times of tho
day, and tho strictest attention to
ovory guest. Damoroll block.
Faaaa Mva4 'ivavava'avavaM avvai a ias a
Halbert Thomas and Poarl Hines
havo stopped school.
Cora Lockhart spout Saturday and
Sunday with her parents.
Mrs Castor resumed her school
work in room .' Wednesday.
Mrs II. A. Walters of Omaha visitod
with her brother, Prof. Dudley, last
week.
Tho school board has decided that
all pupils must leave tho school build
ing at 4:13 so tho janitor can do his
work.
Tho enrollment in Mrs. Caster's
room continues to increase. When
all Uro prosont thoro aro about sixty
three. The text book committee of tho
school board is contemplating buying
a hundred or moro new books for tho
school library.
Tho regular Monthly teachers'
mooting is hold on the second Monday
evening in tho calender month. The
hour is from A to 5.
Miss Frankie Ward substituted in
tho South ward Wednesday forenoon
On account of illness, Miss Viola
Ward was unable to teach.
At tho Carnival of Nations given by
tho Cyclone Comedy company at tho
Masonic hall, Wednesday evening,
Nov 13, at 8:30 sharp occurs the grand
parudo, a pugeant most spectular and
imposing. There will also bo tho com
ical side to pleaso tho childron (?)
To meet tho requirements of peda
gogy, sovoral high schools in tho state
have given this subject a place in
thoir curriculum. In view of the fact
that a very largo percentage of tho
graduates teach for at least a short
time, it would seem that pedagogy
ought to bo given u placo in the course
of study.
Mrs. Jarloy will display her vast
number of wax figures which aro by
soiuo mysterious power endowed with
tho movements of lifo. This Is tho
most wonderful thing mortal eyes
havo ovor behold, and you can not af
ford to miss seeing nny thing so
supernatural and marvelous The
Japaneso booth will bo interesting to
all just at prosont and all will quickly
PAlLSIOREYcLO?HiER
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Highest Quality
Those aro tho only kind wo
soil; tho only kind you want
Little fellows' Russian Over
coats in stripes, clicks and
handsome overplaids; snug,
dr-ssy; most attractivo for
gen'lwour.. $2.75 to 7.00
Junior, Russian and Ad
miral Blouse styles in llttlo
suits for the small young
sters. These aro tho pick
from tho stock of tho greatest
makers of clothing for boys.
Thoy wear longer and bet-
otho'rs... $2.50 to 5.00
Handsomo Junior Suits for
ngos 3 to 10; the handsome,
dependable product of tho
greatest makers
cio?hoys8... $3.00 to 6.00
Boya' Knee Pants Suits. 7 to 10 years cut lu doublo-breastod
two-piece and single-breasted Norfolks, good honest cheviots,
tweods and homespuns, also bluo serges, & en C7C
well tailored :..... $'50 to 5.75
Boys Fine Knee Pants Suits. 7 to 10 years, in all tho newest
styles, single or double breasted Norfolks, our now stylo suits; also
plain douDle-breasten styles, with plain or Knick
erbocker trousers; exceptional values.
1El:3u..r..kn!?k: $3.50 to 7.50
Boys Top Coats and Reefers. 3 to 10 years, mado of
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thoy soe tho dainty Japanese cups and
tho real Japanese lady. If this does
not please you tho Dutch booth suroly
will.
Halbert Thomas, a touth grader, has
dropped out. Ho did not care to take
tho Latiu course, but folt that ho
could not afford to do only three
fourths work. It Is unfortunate thot
conditions aro such that only one
course can bo offered. However, at
present the board Is powerless to
remedy this. An additional course
can not bo offered unless another
teacher bo added to the high school
forco. Even if financial conditions
wore favorable, room is lacking.
Even then It would bo questionable
whether tho extra teacher ought not
to bo placed iu tho grades. It all
comes to this: A new building must
bo provided beforo conditions can bo
materially bottered.
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For Supreme Judge
Charles B. Luttou, republican
Win. G. Hastings, fusion
Parker S. Coudit, socialist
Fred 13. Beall, prohibition
For Regents
Frederick II. Abbott, rop
Victor G. Lyford, rep
D. C. Colo, d p i
Louis Lightner, dpi
Mary Pierce Roe. socialist
Dr. Leonard DeVore, socialist
Harry Trumbull Sutton, prob
Nathan Wilson, prob
For County Treasurrr
W. C. Friilun, rep
F. n. Gerlach, p i
A. Kopish, dem
For County Clerk
J. J. Garbor, rep
Lee DoTour, p i
Ed. Hilton, dem
For Sheriff
0. D. Hedge, rep ,
C. T. Dickenson, p i
Benjamin McFarland, dem
For Countv Judge
A. II. Keenoy, rep
1. W. Edson, pi
T. J. Ward, dem
For County Superintendent
Nellio M. Caster, rep
Mamie Householder, pi
For Coroner
Dr. T. R. Hall, rep
I. A. Pace, p i
Peter Merten Si, dem
Pot County Survoyor
Geo. H. Ovormg, rop
Frank A. Kuohn, pi
J. D. Storey, dem
For County Commissioners
T, J. Chaplin, Dlst. 1, rop
J. G. Overtnan, Dist. 4, rop
Henry Stumpeuhorat, Dlst. 1, p i.
Sam'f W. Foe, Diat. 4, p i
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Burllnftton Bulletin.
Special homoseokors' rates: greatly
reduced round trip rates to tho North
Platto Valley and the Big Horn Basin.
November 21, December 5 and 19.
This is un unusually good chanco for
you to look at lands in these new re
gions, which offer a big profit to thoso
who socuro them early.
Home visitors' excursion: visit the
old home when you have cleared up
the season's work. Cheap excursion
rutes to various sections of tho east.
Tho only excursion, November 27,
limit twonty-oue days.
Winter sunshine in tho mountains:
daily low excursion rates to Colo
rado.
I To tho sunny south: --winter tourist
rates daily until April 30. Return
I limit Juno 1, 1900
I Cheap homoseekers' rates to tho
west, southwest and south tho first
anil third Tuesdays of every month.
Writo mo just what trip you havo in
miud and lot mo advise you tho least
cost and tho host way to make it.
J T. Edwards, ageut.
MARRIAGES.
Josiuh L. Norris and Miss Bessio
Whiteley, both of whom aro employes
at the Bon Ton aud are well and fav
ably kuown hero, wore united in mar
riugo lust Suuduy at noon, tho core
mouy being performed by Rev. G. W
Hummoll, at the homo of the bride's
parents in Wulnut Creek township.
Judge Keeuey issued a marrloge
llcouso to John J. MoIIugh and Miss
Maud Colletto, both of Bladen, last
Tuesday.
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Letter List.
List of letters remaining unoilled
for at postofllco at Rod Cloud, N b
for Urn wook ondlug November 9, 1903:
Hystad, luges Scott, Ida
Thoso will be sont to tho dead letter
oflico Nov. 2'1, 1905, if not called for
before. Whon calling for above ploaso
say "advortisod."
T. C. Haokkk, Postmaster.
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Is Your Farm For Sale?
If It is, do not list it with too many
agents Each ono procoods to knock
the other follow out of a salo. List
exclusively with mo at a reasonable
prico aud I will guarantoo a salo.
J. II. Bailey, Rod Cloud.
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Order ta Shew Cause.
IN THE COUNTV COUnT.
Stnto of NobraBkn, I
Webster County. (
At a county court held at tho county court
room In and for Bald county, Notimber 4,
A. D. 10W.
In tho mntter of tho eiitato of Thomas W.
Howard docoaMod.
On rending; aud Hint; tho petition of W. A.
Howard tllod on tho 4th day of Norember A. D.
100ft, praying for the examination and allow
ance of his flual account of the iimo date, an
order distributing tho reslduo of ald estate to
the persona entitled thereto and thereupon an
order dUcliiUKHiK him rrom further burden and
survlco In his said ofllce as administrator.
Ordored, thnt Moudav, tho 27th day of Novem
ber, A. 1). UXtt. atl o'clock p.m., Is assigned for
hearing said petition when all persons Intercut
ed In shUI matter may appear at a county court
to be hold lu and for said county and show
ca.uso why prayor of petitioner should not be
granted; and that notice of the pendency of
said petition and tho hearing thoieof be given
to all persona interested In said matter, by pub
lishing a copy of this order lu tho Ited Cloud
Chlof, a weekly newspaper printed In said
county, for threo consecutive weeks prior to
said day of hcarlns:,
(Seal) A. H. Kkinbt,
uoviil County judge.
