Our
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( Analcy Cltlion. )
It is encouraging to note that
many of the boot men in tlio popu-
liat pnrty are now warm Hiipporters
of the ropublioan tickot.
ft ' , Lot the good work go on for the
next ton days and every .republican
candidate in Iho county will bo
oleotod , Now recruits are rnportod
? : - s from every locality.
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It is generally conceded * tliftt
Doau was a failure at * county attor-
nay' , nnd now ho asks iho p'soplo to
elect him county judge Tbo poo'
plo arc satisfied with Judge Armour
and will ro-oloot him by 11 larger
majority than over.
When you oaHt your ballot for
John Lowin for county finporintL-n-
dcnt , you are voting lor a mau
whouo highest ambition in I'duca-
i tiou. Ilo is a Holf-inndu man who
has proven hiinttolf to bo a HUO'IUHH
ful educator , a ripe n-hohr , and a
man of good judgment
JiiBt bocauHo the populists have
placed one or two nod men in
nomination is no reiuou why any
republican should vote for them.
Every man on the ropublioan ticket
is well qualified for the position ho
aooks , and every republican should
take a pride in vo'.ing for every one
of thorn. Every man on the tiokot
ia entitled to your loyal support.
( Oallawny Courier. )
The oleotion of'the entire ropub
lioan county ticket will phoo in the
offices ot the court IIOUHO a not of
mon whoso aim will be to give
the county an economical , business
administration.
The populists of Ouster county
are trading everything they' poaai-
bly can for votes for Eli Armstrong.
They well know 'that ( mould the
ulioriff's patronage bo taken from
the Beacon , tliero would soon boone
ono loss pop paper in the county ,
The republicans aru urged to vote
the straight republican tiokot with
out a scratch , and every man will
bo olooted. Trading will not bo
necessary if the tiokot ia voted
straight.
The Broken Bow Chief , in speak
ing of Eli Armstrong , says : "No
matter what responsibility ia placed
In his bands , it is looked after in a
most careful manner. " YOB , Eli
WAB told to see that the populist
organ at this point wan killed and
ho did it , The populists know all
about it an well as the republican ? ,
and Eli will como up Hoveral votes
shy on November fill , , and will bo
given the opportunity to look after
the responsibility of a farm Eli is
a naint as long as ho dishca out
patronage to the Broken Bow pop
papers only.
A Good Record.
Frequently wo hoar 'person say
that no money c m bo made in this
county funning. Uut the oxprce-
H.t-n is not heard so often under re-
iiiblioiin administration as it was
from 1893 to 1897 wbou we had
reo trade and everything was at
bed rock prices. Most farmers in
the past four or tivo years , who
have followed mixed farming have
boon ablu to t ( t ahead , and , as a
rule , they hive more to show for
their time ; t.i n merchants and
other class ol business man , As an
illustration ofAhat some of the
farmers hav beun doing , wo will
give' you the experience of one
farmer of Ouster county in the paat
live yearn a * he told it to us at the
depot list { Saturday night , while
wailing for the arrival of his broth
er from Idaho , who has boon west
Iho past seven years.
Oacar A , Swiok of Lillian town ,
ship loft this county on the 7th day
of October , 1805 , with wagon , team
and family for Arkansas , whore he
had relatives residing. On his
arrival there ho found the country
in very destitute circumstances and
on the following day started baok
north with the elder children in
hopes of Qnding employment. His
wife and smaller children remained
there until ho oould ilnd some place
to sottlo. Failing to find employ
ment or any place where the
ohanoos wore as favorable as Ouster
county , when ho had traveled
through Kansas on his way baok
ho wrote his wife to take the train
and come baok to Ouster county.
She , with the children , arrived five
days in adyanoo of him. He had
left a farm of 100 acres , against
which was a mortgage of $1100 ,
every dollar it was worth and ono
oow. He wont onto the farm De
cember 17 , of the same year , ho and
his wife together had less than
tlvo dollaio in cash , and a family
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of six or eight children ,
Ho has BIUOO paid for that farm
and bought another quarter section
for 1038 , Has eighteen head of
cattle from tbo oow , fourteen head
of horaos , ninoly-BOven head of
hogfl , 400 bufiholH of old corn , more
than 2,000 bushels of now oorn.
All of this property IB free of debt
oxloopt 8DOO againct the second
quarter flootion bo bought , Ho has
hogs and oorn to feed thorn that
will not him ever $1,000 this year
Including his1 farm machinery and
household creeds accumulated in
the six years , land aud personal
property ho is worth fully $3,600
above bis indebtedness , which
makes a clear profit of nearly
$000 a year , that ho has accumu
lated Jboaideu keeping bis large
family. When it is remembered
that tbe pant six years have been
below tbo average lu crops it
shows that farming in Cusler
county can bo made to pay , Mr ,
Swiok remarked that ho might have
had a better chance than somo. He
said when he uarno baok he wont
to O. P. Porloy , whore ho had
formerly bought his groceries and
told him his circumstances , aad said
bo wae going to try to raise an-
otbor crop in Ouster county. Mr.
Porloy told him ho would BOO him
through. Ho let him have his
groceries on time until ho oould
raise a crop to pay for them ,
which helped him through iho
'
first . What Mr. Swiok bus
done , doubtless others have done ,
aud still can do. There are thous
ands of mon today in the east pay
ing out all they make each year ,
above a scant living , for rent , while
they might come to Ouster county
with a team and money enough to
buy ono oow and buy cheap land
on time and in a few years bo , inde
pendent and have a home of. their
own. ,
HuuUe Rita ,
Not much news.
Nearly everybody is sowing some fall
grain.
D. W. Lantorman and wife of Ryno
table spent Sunday hero.
R , E. Skinner is putting down a well
on hla farm on the dutchtnan.
Ilov. J. R. Woods held meotlnca at
the school houao Saturday and Sunday.
A. McQrow has routed H. B.Daugher-
ty'a place and is doing some farming
tho'laut week.
W. G Wallace and family of Broken
Bow spent Saturday night and Sunday
In this vicinity.
Several farmers in the valley have
commenced to shuok corn it ia making
about 15 bushels per acre.
Mable and Dyeol Skelton who are
going to school in Urolcon Bow spent
Sunday with tholr parents.
A pound party was held at John
Wasters last Thursday night for tbe
bonofk ot the minister the collection , in
good a and money amounted to about
$11.
David Ulpsher ia building a now
house on his farm , Mr. Hipiher in the
last four ycnra has bought his plaoo and
nosy got it paid for and intends to move
soon.
Atitt CreeU.
Mrs. D. L , Uerriok has been laid up
dnr tig the post week.
Mrs. W. A , Hayward made a short
trip to York last week. '
Quite a number of Urokon Bow people
wiUneasud the ball game Saturday.
Grant Turubull of Dunning , paid a
vialt to hia brother W. S. , Saturday and
Suuday.
The Uouodlcta played the batoholora
for oystore. Tliu Jiacuolora will have
to fieh up the stray dimes from their
lurking places to buy the bivalves ,
Como all ye long Buffering people and
hi'tir the lone sufl'ored woman's Biiffrn
question , Buffered over onoo rnoro by
the suffering dobatora of Aah Creek ,
Chae. Huff of Central City la visiting
relatives and friends on Ash Creek.
Slnco his laat visit bo has been taking a
courao of instruction in illustrating , car-
toona , and ho iaablo to show some very
line work in thia line.
Ortelto News.
Mr. Johnson is having a now well
rnado.
G. D. Day dehorned cattle for J , M.
Fodgo Monday. '
A Mr. Roodur of Broken Oow is work
ing for Mr. Hanoy.
Invitations are out for a party at Mr ,
Soovera Friday night.
Mr. D. V. Jo f nor of Broken Bowwa8 ,
visiting relative * hero Monday and Tues
day ,
The AblaiyniaQ enake-oater who was
at the Fair should have visited this sec
tion for an abundant living.
The populist speaking waa not very
well attended last Wednesday night.
This ia n poor place for populists.
Hov. Strlcklor 11 Hod hla .appointment
last Sunday , ho preached a most In *
atruotivo sermon to about sixty people.
Mr. and ilrs , J. J , Joyiier returned
last Friday from Now York where they
have boon visiting rolatlvoa , whom they
bad not noon for twenty years.
drnruliuft Edwarda waa taken sudden
ly sick last Friday and is now very low.
Her children F. J. Edwarda and Mrs-
Strong arrived Monday but B. V. Ed-
wnrds has not yet come.
J. F , Uakor took bin gun last Friday
und wtiit out in the hilla west of the
valley and killed flfty rattlesnakes.
The next tiny ho wontnunin and killed
lorty ono and afterwards killed enough
more to make ever a hundred rattle
nakea , besides quite n number of other
inda.
llynn.
Unusual fine weather since last writ *
ng.
ng.Oh
Oh horroral Teddy's dining Southern
Vrlstocracy.
L. M. Piekett is about ready to com
menced shredding corn.
A , U , Baker moved from the Smith
ancb to Hurnnor , Nob.last weeek.
Which is the most profitable a largo
crop at Ion- prices or a light crop a
gh prices.
0. H. Lundreth is threshing for as
per Province to daysavoral ; more have
small lota to thresh.
H. G. Edington our next supervise
or tbe sixth district waa rushing
around Ryno last week.
M. Conloy informs us that David Tul
ia of 00011104 was takou down with a
stroke ol paralyaia on Tuesday morning
Oeo. P. Poky reports seventy bushel
of potatoes and Ona Owen report
eleven bushels of beans they can ea
pptatoea 3 times a day ,
On last evening H.Cline passed llyno
on his way to Georgetown , in charge * o
105 head of cattle that bad been grassed
near llyanuis , belonging k3 W. A.
corgo and Dinh Woodruff. I faiided
to BOO the proverbial calf ; presume it
had no oxistennoe only in the brain of
diagruntcd oditora. \
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JBtua Eclioet * . x
The farmers are all out of water and
unices the wind blows soon , will have to
go totbe Platte river.
Dan Crlnu , our genial thresherman , is
at present threshing at Oscar Johnson's
on Rock Island Table.
Allie YanAntwerp went to Gothen
burg Friday evening on bis wheel , and
visited with friends Saturday and Sun
day , returning Sunday afternoon.
0 , O. Lind , our next county recorder ,
returned home last Sunday from a cam
paigning trip in the eastern part of tbe
county. He reports the prospects very
Haltering for the republicans this fall.
Just to show that the two echoola on
the Lustrom table will uot have a scar
city of scholarswe give the number en
rolled In each. In the John Anderson
school , Arlie VanAntwerp teacher , there
are 2L and 7 tuore to come ; and in the
Lustrom echool , Iver Johnson teacher ,
there are forty and ten more expected.
The Conoorto Orohostra of Bro <
ken Bow will give a musical entertainment
tainmont at Merna , Friday evening ,
November 1st Admission 10 and
30 cents.
A WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
"something Mew Under Ttoe Ban. "
All Doctors have tried to cure
CATARRH by the nee of powders , acid
KUBOB , inuaiura ana drugs In paste form.
Tnoli powders dry up tbo mucuous
membranes causing them to oracle open
and bleed. The powerful acids used in
the inhalers have entirely eaten a way
tbe same membranes that their makers
havn aimed to cure , while pastes nnd
ointments cannot roach the dlaoaso. An
old Had experienced practitioner who
has ( or many years mace a close study
aud specialty of the treatment of
GATAURH. has at lust perfected a
treatment which whoii faithfully uoed ,
not only relieves at once , but perman
ently cures CATARRH , by removing
the cause , stopping the discharges , and
curing ill Inilamatlon. It la the only
remedy known to aclenue that actually
roaches the aflUcted parts. This won
derful remedy inkuown aa "SNUFFLES
the GUARANTEED CATARRH
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CATARRH CURE every made nnd is
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CATARRH when neglected often leads
to CONSUMPTION Snuffles" will
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wont which ia positively guaranteed to
euro Catarrh in any form or etsgo if
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Ing your case without cost to ' you be
yond the regular price of "Snufflei" the
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Sent prepaid to any addreis In the
United States or Canada on receipt ot
One Dollar. Address Dopt. K 177 ,
KD\YIN U. GILES & COMPANY , 2330
and 2333 Market Stioot , Philadelphia ,
J R. T , L. FARtfSWORTH ,
Office over Swan's Qiooery.
Miscellaneous Books at Ed
MoUomosV.
Moved to Realty Block.
A. E.ANDERSON.
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When yon canaot sleep for coughing
it 13 hardly necesnary that any ouo
nhoald tell you that you need A few
doses of Ohiimberlnin'B Cough Remedy
to ally the Irritation of the throat ,
and uwko sloop possible. It ia good.
Try it. For ealo by .1 , O , Ilaoborla.
STORE NEWS !
Wr are in a position to servo the wsnts of the pee
pic north , east , south aud west both city aud country. Wo have
a good , clean stock of
HEALTHY FOOD PRODUCTS ,
and we would bo pleased to do business with you. We carry at all
times a good stock of the following lines :
*
Groceries ,
Queensware ,
Cutlery ,
Wall Paper ,
Patent Medicines ,
Tinware ,
Lamps , and
Pure Food Products.
Just a
Jlinuto on
Wo are the ONLY LAMP MEN in Ouster county so recognized
a
by the people , and in a few days wo will have the I k
, Finest and Largest Line of Lamps
West of Omaha , WAIT FOR THEM.
Yours For. . m , J. C. BOWEN ,
I ( EAGLE JROCERY.
| | | All partioa indebted to the Eagle Grocery , are requested
4iii
$ jj to call and settle their'account by cash at onto. I must have
money to pay ( bills , I cannot do business on wind.
Yours truly ,
m'i'-J } ! W. S. SWAN
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Proprietor. ffim
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A. W. DRAKE
has just received Haviland China , Vases , Cups and Saucers , etc. , for the
holiday trade. Fine frames and mouldings. School supplies in stock.
Why pay Exorbitant Prices for Couches that the springs will give
out m a year when you can buy the new construction guaranteed 5 years
for the same price or loss.
Tables , Lamps , Tumblers , Silverware , Outlory , and a Complete Line
of House Furnishing Qo ds at prices that are right.
Call and let me show you now Goods , Mirrors , etc.
A. W. DRAKE ,
West Side Square Broken Bow. Nebraska.
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ind
ever used
COLLOM'S G-ROCERY !
A oar load of old wheat Hour. Ed * * Every sack
warranted.
EHSW STOCK of GROCERIES ,
And are prepared to soil as CHEAP AS TIIE CHEAPEST.
Knurr , OVHTUOH uim cui i : iv IN
Butter and Eggs taken in Exchange.
Goods delivered to any park of the city. Give us a trial.
A. A. COLLOM.
