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HI'llIIhlh'ulI SI'lIalul'lul COIlJIIllolI. .
'I'he l l'IHlJlicans ! of thc Ii'if- (
teenth Scnatorial District of Ne.
braska arc hcreby called to meet
in a cOll\'ention in the city of Ord ,
in sai < 1 Di trict on londay , Scp-
tember 1st , 1'J ( ) at IU o'clock A.
J. , for the PurPO l' of placing in
in nomination a canlidatc ( for
State Senator and for the transaction -
saction of any othl'r busincss
which may properly come beforc
saill con 'ention.
I. A. I HNHAU ,
Chairman Senatorial Committee.
King 1'liwanl ; wa crowncd last
Satunlaybut much of the pomp
and array that was planned for
. the first occasion was di : : pensed
with owing to the statc of thc
Kings health.
'I'he ; tional 'I'reasur.y had on
July I , S5h4,31)IfI03 in gold ; more
than haH of thc national debt on
that date. How docs that com-
parc wit h t hc cond i tions of
alTairs in the dcmo-pop days
when wc were horrowing money
to meet thc currcnt expenscs of
the nation ?
In one county in Kansas in
1893 an l'xchange says thcre werc
136 farms sold un.dct' mortgage.
In lSIJH the number sold were 36 ;
in ISC ) ' ) , 1 h ; in 11)00 , 24 ; in 1901 ,
15 ; . When 13ft were sold under
the hamtner it was democratic
times and fusion managment.
How dilTerent under republican
rule.
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' 1'he letter of ex-Hepresenta- i
tive Webb , the populist war i
of Custer county , explaining why :
he cannot swollow the fusion pill .
this ye < Ir , pours hot shot into the ;
democratic annexationists and 1
make might ) ' intcrl'sting read- '
ing. 'What'is more , a whole lot
of Nehraska populists , who think
for t.hemselves havc come to
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. Omal\a Bee.
t10SCIh ; Heireh of McKinh ) ' , :
who has bcell for
: strugling along 1
the past 1ifteel1 or more years in
Custer Canyon to maintain himself -
self ; uIII family without ostenta-
tions or prcntiolls was enc of the
county scat visitors Saturllay.
Wc mect him in the vicinity of
thc Court House , which led us to
inquire 'of his wclfarc , crops ,
cct. Mr. HclTelc informed us
that he had just filcd another
deed for record in the registers
omce which made him the owncr
of bOO acres of land. On making
further lHluiry we learned that
hc alrcady has quit < > a bunch of
cattle and hog \ ami thc largcst
crop of com to f'ed them he has
cvcr raised 1tl the coullty. By
furthcr interrogatories we learn-
cd the secret of his success is
that all thi timc that hc has :
bccn accumulating his herd of
cattlc aud adding farm aft r farm
to his possesion ! , hc has been
raising hogs for thc markct and
milking his cows. Ill' is now
milking twenty thrce head of
which a number of them are
heHcrs with their first calf , but
hc tclls mc his crcam check for
Junc was 8fA and for July S&H.
Mr. IIeffele has no patcnt on his
methods of doing busincss and
thc wa ) ' is open for others who b
endowed with the patiencc and
pcrsevcrcncc that Mr. HclTele
posseses. While others havc beel
complaining he and his faithful
wife and children have kcpt right
along in thc cvcn tenor of their
way and now they have attaincd
a position that lct hard timcs
come or not thcy milk their cows
fecd their pigs and take in their
crcam check c\'cry month in the
year , with no expense exccpt
their own labor.Vc are pleascd
to notc that there arc hundreds
of other farmers in Custer
county who started with no
property a fcw ycars ago in
Custer county that can numbcr
thcir broad acrcs by the hundrcds
and many of thcm arc out of debt
and have a monthly income from
lheir cows of S25 to S75 per
rnonth. For mixed farming
lhere is no country to comparc
with Custer. 'I.'hcre is stil1 room
for a fcw morc HeffcIe. And
while land is yet chcap it is time
Lo come to Custer county.
, \ UClllocrntic Clmrncterlstlc.
At the close of thc recent democratic -
ocratic state convention at Grand
Island , a , 'otc of thanls was cx-
tended to thc citizens of that
place for their cordiality with
which thc visitors were received.
CoI. Edgar Howard of the Columbus -
umbus 'l'elegram was temoorar-
ily in the chair and after IHitting
tlie motion , hc said in his characteristic -
acteristic manner :
"It is'cry appropriatc that a
votc of thanln ; bc accorded thc
Urand Island people , bu t it would
not , in my opinion , be inappro-
priatc for thc citizcnsof this cit )
to pass a rcsolution of thanks to
the delegatcs to this convention.
It has bcen demonstrated that
every delegate to a democrat
convcntion spcnds clcven dollars
and forty ccnts. Ii'our dollars is
for hotel bill and - - "
And with a gentlc strokc over
his chin hc sat down le.wing the
dclegatcs to mentally supply thc
place wherc thc rcmaining scvcn ,
forty had g-one. - - ' ! ' 14clIler- ;
Indcpcndent , Grcely , Nehr.
We are a littlc surprised that
1-4cadcr--Indcpendent Which is
s'upporting thc democratic ticket
and P. II. Barry for Congrcss
would publish thc above. Wc
had hoped that the dcmorratil'
party hadlcft 011' its old habits
and would not be chargeable with
bcing' adicted to the rum habit.
We can say to thcir credit that
thcre arc not many of that class
that bclong to the demo-pop
party in this vicinity , to whom
thc acqusation could apply. But
CoI. gdgar Howard is reliable
authority in dcmocratic circles
and wc are compelled to accept
it. But in all seriousncss did
rou c"er know of a steam rising
ilbove its fonntain ? Can you ex-
pcct the nomi nees of t ha t con-
I'ention to be different from thosc
\'ho \ nominated them ?
stllte l'rc ! ! ! ! COllllIIl'lIt.
Shclton Clipper : If J. II.
MiclCy is better than his party ,
ilS ex-Senator , Allen says , he is a
00 < 1 enough man for .1I1) ' man
to vote for for govcrnor.
Oakland Repub1ican When
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nothing clse can bc said against
Mickey or IcCarthy , they arc
said to be Irish or Scotch or
somcthing elsc cqually horrible ,
and of course they are said to be
"railroad candidates. "
Ord Quiz : What ! cind of a
man is Mickey in his private
life ? What as a busincss luan
and farmer ? What in patriotism
and citizcn < ; hip ? Well , hc will
take all these good qualities into
thc go\'ernor's chair with him.
Stanton Pickett : J. II. Mickcy
has ncver been a failure at any-
thing. 'l'his h , sullicicnt rcason
why he must expcct to rcce'e
thc opposition of those who contend -
tend that all honest mcn are
blooming failurcs in a busincss
, vay.
vay.Hcbron
Hcbron Champion : J. 11.
! \lickcj' , rcpublican candidatc for
govcrnor , was hcre yestcrday
circulating amollg thc business
men and , 'isitors. IIc seC1/1S / to
bc a plain , matter-of-fact Inlls-
ncss man , without an ) ' frills or
curly-cues. He madc a good im-
prcssion.
Blair Pilot : WIll'n they talk
of defeating l\lickc.y for governor
this fall they arc talking about
defeating enc of the best mcn
ever put on the tic1 t.Vcll , its
all talk. Mickey is good for a
maJorit ) ' of 20,000 and aU thc
spcllbinders in Nebraska cant re-
ducc it a vote.
Kimbal Obscrver : J. II. Mickcy.
the republican candidate for gO\-
cl'1lor is a thorough , honest , COI1-
sicentious buisncss man , who
was nc"er known to shirk or
evade his duty or rcsponsibiJitj' .
'rhc pcople have confidence in
his ability and will votc their approval -
proval on No\'ember 4.
Norfolk Ncws : It is not to bc
supposcd that any largc number
of democrats wil1 cxprcss unqual-
ificd admiration of Governor
Mickey-not until aftcr election.
Thcn thcy will lay aside politics
for a few mOI1t ls and acknowledge -
ledge the truth-that he is thc I
right man for the place. I
Bradshaw Republican : 'l'he
fusion press is just now de'.Ioting
some of its valuable space to a
little matter that is just a little
difi cult to undcrstand in rcgard
to their labored effort to induce
thcir readers to believe that
Mickcy is a temperance man.
'l'his is liablc to bc construed to
mcan that ' 1'hompson is not a
temperancc mau , If 'such should
bc the construction gi\'en thcir
elTorts , who will be to blame ?
: NI inden Ncws : 'I'he pop
papers are still running- full of
the old gag about Mickcy being
a "bankcr" and a railroad candi-
datc. lIe is a banll r and to our
opinion is usually about as good
as a la wycr. 'I'hc only d i IT crcnce
is that l\licke ) ' madc first a successful -
cessful farmcr , thcn a successful ,
banler , while 'l'hompsOJi's suc-
ccss as a lawycr is not widcly
circulatcd.
Crctc Vidcttc-Hcrald : 'l'he' '
democrats refcr tolickcy as a I
prohibitionist. Since 1\lr.
Mickey 1h'l'r votcd anything- but
a rcpuhlican ticket , and nc\'cr
alliliatcd with thc third part ) . ,
why call him a prohihitionist' !
It is t ruc hc is a tempcra te ma n
and a Mcthodist. W. J. Bryan
is a tcmperatc man and a Pres-
hyterian , but wc nevcr heard the
Demonat class him as a pro-
hibitionist. If one , why not thc
othcr ?
Albion Ncws : An e/Tort / is
alrcad ) ' bcing made in ccrtain
quarters to turn votes against
Mr. Mic1ey because hc is a tem-
pcrance man , or , in other words
a "prohibitionist. " It is not denied -
nied that Mr. Mickey is a temperate -
perate man , and probaly as fl'-
ganls his personal , is a prohi-
bitionist. He was a memlJl'r of
the legislaturc which enalkd
the present Slocumh la wand
\'otcd for that measure. That
is his record , and judg-l'ml'nt
must be rendered according-Iy.
Bencdkt News-Herald : .10hn
JJ. Iickey is one of thosl' ml'n to I
whom the tl'rm "self-madl' " applies -
plies in all force. Hc has tried
his hand at a Iltlluber of things
and there is not a single thing to
which h c'er gavc his . \
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but what he made ! l succe s. lie
i enc of the ml'n thut do thing's I I
and he i the IlOnlinl'l' of a pal'l ) ' '
that accolIlp1i..he. . thillg'S , and if 'I I
he is elected g-o"erno of thisstatl'
the people may conliently cxpl'd
that matter. . pertaining to the
goveJ'lor" duty will beol1e \ with
that expedition and sllccess that
havc characterized e\'cr } ' step of
Mr. iolickcy's life.
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Under the aho\'e captioll t hc
Custer County Beacon last week
took up the defcllce of Sheri IT
A rl11 < ; t rong"B milage rccord and
charges thc n'lHtblican members
of the board witb persecuting the
sherilT for po1i tical purposes.
One of its statements hi that :
"Tile Con n t \ ' hoa rd eu tcrcd into -
to a contract iiI its .July l11eeting
agTl'l'ing to pay Shcri IT A 1'111-
strong 2" " , cents per milc for
each mile actually and nece sar-
ily traveled in sen'ing distrcss
warrants , and in pursuance thereof -
of , directed the Count\ ' treasurer
to issue \\'aJ'J'lnts for -the collcc-
tion of a largc amount of delinquent -
quent pl'rsonal taxes. "
'I'he facts arc that thcrc is no
rccord that the hoard entcrcd into -
to a contract with the sherifj to
pay him 2 % ccnts a milc for cach
milc actually and neccessarly
traveled in scrl1g distress
warrants.
We are informed thc sherifT
stated that hc wOl1ld enl ) ' chargc
2,1/ cents a mile , but there was
no contract to that e/Tect. / I rad
thQ sheriff charge < l only 2 ! cen ts
a milc or e\'en fi\'e cents a milt :
for cach mile necessarialy travel-
cd we apprehend thcre would
have becn no complaint and the
sherilTs bill would ha\'e promplly
becn allowed and a warrant
ordcred drawn for thc amount.
'I'he rcport of two members of
the comm i ttee M essers 1 remy
and Hiser , both repubJican is as
follows :
" 'Ye , your committee , recommend -
mend thtt ; the within claims he
rejccted for the reason that the
claims arc not properly itemized ,
in uat gi\'ing the date of sen-ice
nor the number of miles traveled.
\Ye further allegc that the
charges as mileagc , i < ; ( 'xce < ; si'e
and illeg-al. "
This report WitS adopted , every
republican ou the hoard \'oting
in the atlirmati\ ' ( , . \11' . Creen-
walt the pop member of the
board hrought in a minority report -
port recommending that the hill
be allowed. That report was
supported only by l\lesscrs nrcen-
walt , Daily and ConIc ) ' the pop
ml'mbers of thc hoard.
If there were any poJitical'ot -
i ng done it was by t hc m i nori ty
as wc think facts will show.
'I'hc shl'rilT had not itemized
his bill and there was no wa ) ' for !
the hoard to kllow wether he had
tra\'eied IUUO or 25000 miles or
whethcr he h1(1 charged 2J : :
ceuts a milc or 25 cenb a mile ,
nor did his bill state when the
work was donc. 'I'his was sufli-
cicnt cause for the hoard rejecting -
ing the claim IIntil it was pro-
pcrly itemixe(1 ( , Iut : we an' informed -
formed the sheri IT decl i ned to
itemize his hill 01' g'i"e the miles
traveled or when he trtl\'eled , as
he had kept 110 record of either.
Did thl' lOmmittcc ha\'e sutli-
dent gTotll\l \ to allege that the
charges as m i lcage were excssi . ve
and illlegal ? Iet us sec. The
committee found upon ill\'cstiga-
tion of the rccords that the
shl'rilT had liled mileagl' claims
against till' coullty for di.tr . ,
warranttIIll'olll'l'tl'd , lrom I > l'l'-
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that makes your
horses glad.
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RfAKINO ! VICIOU5 I < ICKLJR
L I1 I I 1N D L l 'r I-J I1 I 1
is my motto. I will sell goo , > to thc pub1ic cheaper than any
othc'r house west of Lincoln , and if you will spare a few minut . s , I
will gladly show ) 'OU m ) ' goods and tell you 111) ' pric s.
$1.00 sa'ed is S1.00 made.
COIllC in a nd nee.
I take eggs in exchange.
At Collom's old stand , west side of public squar .
a6h Grocery , Dr ) ' Goods and Notions.
J. W. 0001 ( , and
lVIlS. IJ. L. SIIARP.
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ember 2 , ] 101 } , to Junc IH , I1J02 ,
amounting to SI0h'I.95 and on
warrants collectcd had charged
S20i. 5. 'L'his latter chargc
docs not include only about two
thirds of thc warrants collected.
'l'hesc sUins amount to S12i2. O
for mileagc on distrcss warrants
alonc in the short spacc of timc
of six and half months. At live
cents a mile for cach milc necessarily -
sarily and actually tra\'elcd , it
would rcquirc Sheriff Armstrong
or deputy to havc traveled 2i.154
miles , more than once around thc
world , in that short space of
time. Had he charged but : n
ccnts a mile as the Beacon avers
was the contract the sheriff
would ha\'e had to tra\'cl double
the numbcr of miles or S.IIOg
miles or cqui\dent to 2t ! times
around the world. Is it strange
thc rcpublican membcrs of the
board became just a little startlcd
a t those ligures. 'l'he only
strangc thing ahout it is that
the pop member' > of the board insisted -
sisted that the claim wa not
excess \'e or illeg-aI. 'J'he I E-
1'II1I.IN ha' , no de ! ire to accuse
sheri/T / wrong-fully simply because -
cause hc chance to bclong to thc
fusion party. TIc has made a
good oflicer alld is cntitled all
the law allows , but no more.
Neither do we chargc him with
intcntionally tryiilg to beat the
county. The trouble is with his
system of charging. ' 1'0 illus-
tratl' , we will suppose that he
starts out with 10 distress war-
rants. Ill' reachcs the lirst man
by traveling livc miles , thc 2nd
is Ih'e milcs furthcr which is ten
milcs from thc starting point ,
the third is li'e miles further
which make , > 15 milcs from thc
starting point , the fourth man is
anothcr li'e milcs furthcr , or 20
milcs from t hl' point of starting
and the lifth still another fivc
miles farther on , which would be
25 from thc place from which he
startcd. A t the same ratio whcn
the tcnth man had hcen rcachcd
hc would havc traveled l fty
miles. But see how man ) ' morc
lIIile it will ligurc. If thc lirst
man is charg'cd for li\'c mill's ,
the second man for 10 miles the
third lIIan 15 , the fourth man for
20 , the fifth man for 25 and so on
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'I'nk. I.n'llto IIrom. IJlllnllli''lIhI / III. \11
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until the tenth man is reachcd.
It woul < 1 amount 275 milcs when
in fact but 50 milcs had actually
and neccssarri lly been tra , 'elecl.
At only 2 , % cents a mile on that
method of computation UI ( ' sheril' !
would get Si.8 , YVhile at
5 cen ts a mile for the distancc
actually tra\'eled he would get
only S2.50.
' 1'he argument that $2.50
would not paj' for tcam or livery
hirc has nothing to cIo with the
case. 'l'he law limits the mileage -
age fec to livc cents a mile for
cvery mile necessarily and actually -
ally tra\'cled , and limits the sher-
i/T's / salary to $2,000 a year , he
I paying expenses the same as does
thc county superinten.
dent. But let us see , if
it the Sheriff does not at that
rate get fair wages. li'or serving
cach of those distress warrants
he gcts 50 cents forserngthem. .
From that fcc hc realizcs $5.00
milcage S2.50 , amounts to S7.50.
Is that not a fair competmation.
We , 'cnture that there arc
hundreds of mcn in Cu'tcrcounty !
who would talc thc job for half '
the amount. 'I'hen , frc-
qucntly if not always the
sherilY has other papers that he
scn'cs on which hc collccts both
milcagc and fecs at the same
time.
'I'hc eye opencr which caused
the hoard to make a little investigation -
igation was the claims of the
sherilT I led since March 1st 1902.
lIc liled claims
for milcage on
warrants not collected :
March. . . " . . . . . . . . . S2W 35
J unc 2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 198 10 '
June 2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 412 90
' 1'otal. . . . . . . . . . . SH71 35
For fccs on warrants not collected - )
lected , at 50 cents each :
l\Iarch. . . . . . . . . . . . . .SlO'l 00
. ! uuc 2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . HO 00
June 7. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.8 . 00
June 11. . . . . . . . . . . . . 13H 00
'l'otaI. . . . . . . . . . . $ h'5 00
Thc S3,8 , item was for Wlir-
" 'ntcb I or a Chili.
Howcver slight at this time of
year and in this climatc , it is th
forerunning of malaria. A disposition -
position of yan , and an all tired
out feeling even COIllCS befort' thc
chill. Hcrbi ne , by its prom pt t
stimulative action on the liver ,
drives thc malarial gl'rms out of . -4 , 1
thc system , PUritil's tl\l' \ blood , ,
tOties up the systclll and restores
health. 50c at gd.lcComas' ,
Broken Bow al1l1 Ml'1'IIa.
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