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Thursday. OctoJJcr 30 , 1902.
REPU BLIrAN TICKET.
Statu Tlokot.
Io'or Ooyernnr-
J. H. MICKEY , of Polk.
" 'or LII1ot"1I 'lilt. . I "IJ'"U'-
E. O. McGIL'1'ON , of Douglas.
1o'0r Sccr " , ry 'Il t't t.-
GEOHGE W. MARSIl ,
or 11I01111111&1/ )
1o'or TrPB'ner-
PE'rER MOR'rI N EN ,
or Vlllloy.
For And'to'- '
CHARLES WgSTON ,
Ulljb rlhD. ,
J'or Attorlll\f.Ol'llllrol -
11'RANK N. PROU' ! ' , of Gage.
For C'ommlelo/1o' Public ' , . " ' 111 " 'It ' I IInthl" " , . -
GEORGE D. 11'OLLMEl ,
Of < < uckolla
e'or ' ( 'omn\l \ eloncr Public lu " "rllntJ-
. WILLIAM K. FOWLER ,
or Wllbllh'Kton '
Congressional Tloket.
B'or ' CODJCre 'm.n. lilx1b DI.trlct.-
M. P. KINKAID ,
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or O' till.
Senatorial Tlol < ut.
For State eOIIl"-
M. L. FRIES , of Arcadia.
Representative Ticket.
For n"prr , . . " . v , . 11'1 h IJ .f , I. -
A. H. COPSEY , of Westerville. ,
S. C. WALDRON , of Over.
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County Tloket. I
For County AttfJII."Y-
A. R. HUMPIlHEY.
Supervisors Tloket.
For Bupervlln , . Jl'Iet motrlct-
F. S. MORRIS.
For :1upcrvteor 'Mid UIIIo 1-
G. H. 'l'HORPE.
FOt Bupenl o/ , Irlb UI.I't / -
J. H. McGUIRE.
i"or BUllc/vleor , , pvon h 1)1 'rtn\-
G. IIISER ,
Broku' , Bow Tuwnshlp Tloket.
Io'or I ownblillllh" k-
A. D. ll NGS.
Yor Townehh ) T/rD ur"r-
J. M. KIMBERLING.
For Clly AuPftBor-
W. S. BOYCE.
For Tow/1' hip' " , cPP'Ir-
W. M. VANNICE.
1I'lir Ro.d Ofcrp " Ulp , . . , N , . I
' - L. CUSHMAN.
For 1I01 ( ) Off' p r III. flct n1 -
_ JOHN KENNOYER
Ear HOlld Of"'O' " II' ' " r'n ' /n : J-
L. McCANDI.4ESS.
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" , . ' . , HEONARD HEHSH.
Jl'm'lu.iI , , . . . .
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C. E. REC'rOl .
. Jl'oc Uoftd OVl-r " "r lilli' . I ' \ : " I } _ .
HENRY RE ] DER.
For Head Uv . II , IIllIr III ' " 7-
J. N. WEWl' .
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Attontlon Votors.
It is absolutely neccssary that I
e ch rcpublican caudidate for
su ) ervisor this fall bc elccted to
retain a majority on thc count ) '
board. Do not let an ) ' pcrsonal
mattcr deter you from voting for
the republican candidatcs in 'your
respcctive districts. Should enc
of the fusion candidates bc elcct-
ed it will give them a majority.
A fusion majority means that
the county will have more tax
executions returned to him for
collection against the parties who
have becn gonc from thc statc
for years , for which the county
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will have to pay 13X , cents'a
mile for having them returncd to
the trcasurcr again un-
collected. The' recent verdict
of the jur : ; in dfect .is
that the shcriff can
ch rge for cach execution
from the county scat and return
at 5 cents a milc. 'l'he sheriff ,
like ever ) ' body elsc , likes s ft
: snaps.Vit1 a .c9\\nt ) ' board of
. 'bis political complexion he would
g.t. . hold of more executions
.a'gair , and th . .count ) ' would have
' to'pa.y' th fiddler. Vote for the
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. Vote for Hiser for supcrvisor.
Vote for J. H. Micl < ey for gov-
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Do not fail to vote for A. H.
Copsey for legislature.
G. H. Thorpe's election for
supervIsor is a foregone conclu- '
ion.
Stan in with the majority and
h lp irlcrcase Judge Kinkaid's
majority for congres1. !
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Vote the repuhlican tic1 < et
straightllcxt ' .1'ucsday. .
A'ote for Morris for' supenis-
or will he a vote in thc right
dircction.
Vote fo - L r : : i'ricH for the
state scnate and you will nc\'cr
ht\'e causc to regret it.
John Mcr uirc will hc ( 'Iccted
superv ! or in the south-west district -
trict by a hig majority. Watch
the votc. .
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A vote- f 1' : : : ) . C. Wallron ( for
thc lcgisature will he a'ote for
thc farmers friend and a conscr-
vativc husincss 1I1all.
It is csti 't d- that W. J. 'l'ay-
lor lost not less than 100 votes in
Vallcy county last wcck by his
pcrsolal ; assa'ult on John Wall ,
'l'hosc who contemplate voting
for Arthur instcad of Morris for
! iU pcr\ ' ser , should first in vesti-
gate the county I'ccordi whcn
Arthur ! ien.cd with Geo. Carr.
Yotc the state tic1 < et straight
without a scratch. 'l'h republican -
can candidates arc all ahlc and
wort h ) ' mCII" for t hc I positions for
whiclt heY)1a bcclInomina : ted.
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'l'he verd ict in t he A rll1strong
case against the county last
\veek , demollstratcd the JJece sity
of clecting a repuhlican for county -
ty attorncy. Vote for A. K
Humphrey and you will make no
mistal < e.
Next 'rucsday tIle \'oters of
Custer County will ha vc au opportunity -
portunity to votc to sustain the
party that brought ahout this
pcriod of grcat prosperity. Nu
pcrsonal preferencc for a man on
the opposition ticket should
tempt anyonc to votc for enc
whmie part v's succcss mcans a
return to the soup house days.
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'rom Wright and Arthur
Barks in combining their efforts
on one paper are getting out
one of the bcst papers in Custer
county. It is well tilled each
week with local news and cditor-
ials and the ci tizcns of Ansle ) '
can well offerd to patronize the
Chronicle-Citizen liberally that
its prescnt cxcellenc ) ' may be
maintained.
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M. L. Freis is making an active i
canvass of Custer county in the
intcrestsof his campaign for state
senator. 'l'here is whcre the most
good can be done for the cause of
progress and good timcs. He
rig-htly assumes that Valley county -
ty will be for him hy a good
majority without slumping the
county any. Valley county knows
a good man whcn thcy have him
and wc will give him a vo'le that
will be a credit.tolim and us.--
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'l'he nomination of John n.
Mickc ) ' was a victory o\'er rail
road dictation in state po1iti s.
It was won only after enc of thc
most dctermincd contests in all
the histor ) ' of th s : r.tatc. Mr.
Micke ) ' was made the repuulican
candidate without promises and
without ohligation to any corporation -
poration or part ) . faction. He
will take with him into the ex-
ecu.t'e office the record of a life
that has been clean and open.
Hc is no hattle scared and worn
politician. He will go to the
State House clean handed from
an activc lift in political and
bcnc\'olent affairs. ' ' '
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no taint of brewcr money on his
elcction and no liquor or other
e\'il elemcnt will ha\'e its thumb
on him. 'rhe school man , thc
church man and the common
citizcn can approach" him with
the assurancp. that no mane\'olcnt
influcnce IS behind the scenes to
control his action.
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J. J. Tooley fusion candidate
who is making his campaign
principly upon his desire to have
lawchangcdregulatingthe apportionment -
tionment of the state school fund ,
calls our attention to a mistale
in our figures last week on that
subject , which made thc one
'I fourth share of the state rcad
$134.000 , instcad of $104.000.
, Corrccted it would g'e only
$15.56 to each school district f r
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its H share instead of $20. as we
had figured. While it would
illcrcase the per capIta to 83
cents instead of 75 cents it still
lea\'cs Uroken Bow district short
of the amount it rcceh'ed from
the apportior1l11cnt , notwithstanding -
standing he claims it would give
it t he sum 0 f $ CJOO more.
He tal < cs exception to the nUIl1-
bers of school districts in the
state as we ga ve thcm last weck.
'l'he figurcs wcrc furnihed us
from the onicc of the state su-
pcrintcndcnt which mal < es them
oOidal. But next 'l'uc.sday will
seUle thc contro\'crsity and in our
judgment thc law will remain
uuchaged whether 'l'ooley or a
repuhlicau is elected.
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, \ Ch lIIllhl/l uf Hight.
Now that the s1l101 < e of battlc
has practically cleared away and
the bad effccts produced by the
coal stirke ha\'c hccn effaccd , it
is only righ t and propcr to marshal -
shal all the facts in the ca e and
g \'e credit to whom the crcdit is
ue. From . .the'ery bcginning
of the deplorable but ine\'itable
struggle , thc leaders of the Republican -
publican party have sunk all idea
of partisanship and ha\'e endeavored -
ored night and day to adjust
mattcrs in thc intcrest of a suffering -
fering public. Success final1y
crowned thesc cfforts , and there i
is not \'oter in the land , with I
the welcfare of his country at
heart , who docs not unite in a
shout of gratitude for the intrepid -
pid men who would not rest unt l
the ) ' had achieved sucfcss. Today -
day the namc of rj'heodore Roosevelt -
velt is cmblmoned firmly on the
scroll of fame as the fearless lea-
dcr and champion of the down- : ,
trOlldclI. lIc will go down in
hIstory as one who ; dared to do
right for the people's causc , notwithstanding -
withstanding the fact that his
mot \'es wcre ucing questioned
and criticiscd by an armyof political -
cal orators , who sought to spread
disaster by an appeal to the passions - . .
sions of unthinkinglmen.
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: iu String. . 011 Mickey.
li'rom Addrcss Dehvcred by J.
n. Mic1 < c ) ' at Grand ] sland :
"I have noticed ! that in some
newspapcrs it is chargcd that my
nomination was brought about
by an agrcement among thc raii-
road intcrests of the statc , based
upon an arrangement with mc
pre\'ious to the meeting of the
state convention. 'l'his is a scri-
ous charge. 'l'he pcople have a
right to know it if it is truc. A
man who would consent to be
uscd uy one class at the cxpcnse
of the others would not be worthy
of support.
"I desire to say most - cmphati-
cally that under no circumstanccs
would r place myself in such a
position.
"Let me go further and say I
recci'cd the nomination fer governor -
ernor without maldng a single
plcdge as to what I would do if
elcctcd.
"I am still entirely un trammeled -
ed and will remain so , only saying -
ing , that if clected , as far as I
have the ahility , Ishall do what ]
think is for thc welfarc of the
whole pcople of the statc. r confess -
fess that I ha\'e an amhition that
it should be said of me 'He made
a good governor. ' and it shall be
my purpose so to conduct the
alTai's of the state that this ma ) '
bc tJuthfully said. "
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Proposed Constitutional Amond-
monts.
A proposition will be submitted -
ted to the voters of the state next
'l'uesday to ammend the constitution -
tution in refercnce to the major-
i y that shall be necessar ) ' to
adopt an amendment. The con-
stih tion requires that there shall
be a majori ty of all votes cast at
the gcneral clection for a proposed -
ed ammcndment in ordcr for it to
bccome a law.
'l'he proposed amcndment provides -
vides that "If a majority of the
cledors voting at such election
on such proposcd amcndment
shall vote to adopt such amcnd-
mcnt , the samc shall becomc a
part of the constitution.
'l'l1c proposi tion to amend e e
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COI1intution ! ill that fl'spe t h a
malleI' o'f justice.
'j'hcre are alw'ays a large percent -
cent of votcrs that do not read
up 011 the issues and whcn thl'Y
al'l' l'oll1'rollt(1 ( with an amcnd.
mcnt propositioll 011 their ballot
they simply igllore it and do not
vote on the question. As the
conqtitutioll now rcquircsa majority -
ity of all \'otes cast to carry the
propo'1itioll the man who puts a
ballot in the box and docs not
voh' 011 thc qucstion of the
amelldment practically \'otes
against it. His ballot is one of
the number o\'cr which there
mu't he a majority.
" ncutral'ote counts the
SlIIJ as a negative \'otc , yct the
neutral voter expressed by not
voting that he knew nothing
of the matter at Ibsue and de-
clincs to decidc for himself.
'rhe proposed amendmcnt
sceks to let the rtsult ; rest with
those who are intellcgent and
interested enough to cxpress his
prefcrcncc. It requires a majority -
ity vote of thosc'oting on the
question to detcrmine the will of
t he people.
'rlJOsc who ha\'c not read the
proposed amendment will find it
in this issue of the RHPUDI.ICAN.
If we have not bcen a le tu ati -
factory explain it to YO I , rcad it
for yourself so you may be pre-
pared to.ote on the question
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Republican and Po : ) Expense In
County Compared.
The fusion press frequently
has asserted that republicans are
more extravagant than were pops
when in office."Te ba.\"e paid
no attention to these statements
in thc past , taking for granted
thc public knew better. But we
understand that notwithstandmg
the fact to the contrary , some
people have becn lead to believe
it. 'l'histatcmcnt we are prc-
pared to refute and establish its
falsity by the records. One in-I
stance is sufficeto : show not only
that such statements arc false ,
but that thp republican county
oft cials are doing more business
for less money and making more
money for the county than their
predccessors.
'l'he office of register of deeds
under pop administration last
ycar , for first , sccond and thir.l
quarters , amounted to $2 , ( )7.70.
'l'he expense of thc otl ce for the
tirst , sccond and third quartcrs ,
were as follows :
Clerk hire. . . . . . . . . . $ 488.50
DeputY'fi salary . . . . . . . 525 00
Rcgister's salary. . . . 1 125 00
Recording for county. . . 22 00
Postage . . . . . . . . . . 38 36
Hxcess fees . . . . . . . . 468 84
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'fatal. . . . . . . . . $2 667 70
Under the present ad inistra-
tion of that officc , by C. O. Lind ,
the total fees for the first , second
and third quartcrs of P)02 ,
amount to $3,345.35. 'l'he ex-
penscs of the officc for this first ,
sccond and third quartcrs are :
Clerk hire. . . . . , . . . . $ 488 90
Deputy's salary . . . . . . 513 84
Register'fi salary. . . . . . " ' : \ 1 101 00
Postage . . . . . . . . . . 26 uo
Recanting forconnty . . . . I 30
F.xcess fees . . . . . . . . . 1 213 70
Total. . . . . . . . . . $3 345 35
From' the above it will he sccn
that the otl ce of register of deeds
has done $ ( ,77.65 more busincss
than was done in the corresponding -
ing timc last ) 'ear. 'Phe figurcs
furthcr show that thc work has
been donc for lcss mone ) ' than
last year , and that Mr. I ind has
$744.8 ( , more mone ) ' to turn into
the count ) ' treasurer as excess
fess than was turned into the
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have barnen wltb Rain Eureka 110 and ' IwealJjU t'j ( f\
: ! J fa : ' rC"
IIblc. cr loft Stlldiu and I'll , tl ! lfJ . : J
do 1101 brcile. \
No roulhlilr. \ \ 0 , ,
lace 10 chafe \ rr\
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and cut. 'fhe ' \ \
barncn 1101 \ - " \ \ \ '
oilly kecps . . ' \
looklllllike
new. but
wears twice
allollJby Ibe
use 01 Eurelea
lIarnen 011.
Sold
ncrywbcr.
In can.-
all.bcl.
Made by
Standard 011
Company
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ollkc last year.
What IS true of the omcc of
d'cds , fairly inlicatcs the advantage -
vantage a republican administration -
tion is to the count ) . ovcr thc
fusion reform we havc heen having -
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ing for ten years previouH. In
the light of the facts and ligures
stand up for Custer county and
vote the republican tickct
straight next 'l'ucsday.
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That c y Case
Judge Sullivan states that we
misquotcd him last week in his
ruling in thc Armstrong caseand
that he did not hold that thc
shcriff could charge for each in-
di vidual cxecu l on fiom t he count -
t ) ' sca t and return. As we did
not hear the judgcd instructions
we acccpt his correction. But
we mainiain that the law does
not warrant thc vcrdict in that
case. In our opinion somebod ) ' is
at fault. If the law means what
it says when it spccifIcally pro-
vidcs that the fee shall be live
cents a mile "actually and ncccs-
sarily tnl\'ellcd , "i t docs not mcan
that a sheriff can start with ten
distrcss warrants on partics five
miles apart , thc farthcrst enc
bcing tift ) ' miles from the county
seat , round trip 100 milcs and
legally charged therfore 550
miles e\'en at 2 ccnts a milc.
By that method it would cost the
county S13. 5 for tra\'elling 100
miles , when at. fivc cents. for the
miles actually travelled , it would
cost bu t S5.00.
'When a court and jury reaches
such a verdict somebody is at
fault. It may have been in the
prosecution , if neither the court
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MRS. L. S. ADAMS. . .
or GRh'ell'OD , 'rCJXRII.
"Wine of Cardulls IndCld a bluslng
to tired women. lIavlng suffered for
stven years with weakness and bear.
Ing.down pains , and having tried sev.
eral doctorJ and different remedies
wllh no success , your Wine of Cardul
was the only thing which helped me ,
Dnd eventually cured me Itseemed to
build up the weak parts , strengthen
the system and corred Irregularities. "
By "tired 'women to Mrs. Adams
means nervous women who have
disorderel menses , falling of the
\vomb , ovarian troubles or any of -
these ailments that women have.
You can cure yourself at homo . with
thisgreat women's rcmed ) ' , .Wine
of Cardui. Wine of Cardui has
cured thousands of cases which
doctors have failed to benefit. Why
not begin to get. well today ? All
druggists have 1.00 bottles. For
any stomach , liver or bowel disorder -
der 'fhedford's lack-Draught
should be used.
Forndlceandlltll'l\tnro nddrell8 gtrtnll
IJUlptoml. 'l'I1e Ladlu' A:1'leory : fepari-
ment" 'l'be OhattAnooga ) Iedlolne Co. ,
CbatlAnooglTenD. .
WINEOFCARDUI
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nor Jury wcre at fault but we
insist that from our , process of l. .
rcasoning a mistie was madc.
The case should be'appcaled to
the supreme court , if thc prosecution -
tion has an ) ' grounds left to stand
on.
' 1'he claim , by some that it
makes no difference as the milage
will be returned to the county
treasuryin excess ! Jf fecs from
the sheriff's Qffice. Not for your
lifc. 'l'he shcriII docs not ac-
couut for 'the u111age fces but
shoves them down in his jeans"
as enc of the perquisitics of thc
oOicc. 'l'hc County has not rc-
ceivcd an ) ' account of the
shcriff's milage fee in the past
and wc do not look for anything
from that sourcc unl er thc pres-
en t sheri fi's ad ministra tion.
We insist that there should be
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Thill signature Ie on every 110 : ' : of the genuloo
Laxative Brome = Quinine Tabid > !
the remedy th1t ! .curcs n 4o1d 4u oue dllY
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100lbs granulated sugar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .S5 40
18 Ibs best brranulatcd sugar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 00
1 sack of Best High Patent Callaway Flour. . . . . . . . . . 1 10 .
1 sack of Fancy Bakcrs Flour. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 00
( , bars " 'hite Russian Soap. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
All Other Goods as Cheap in Proportion.
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