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One colnmn. l.er month,17.00. Ono.halr col.
liMn , ) "Icr month ) 110m ( luuter column. I'or
1II0nth. .W. Weft than qURrter column , rJ ( ) :
contI pcr Inch l'ar month.
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Jocallllvertl IDK fi cuole Ior lIuo caeh IUlor.
tloll.NoUce of churel. f.lr8 , loeillbioe and ootortllili.
menta wbero money Ie chlnICed , one.hulr r8toe.
Society tlOtleel IInd , eellutloDB , olio-half rntc .
, Weddlug tJOtlce8 froe. half rlee for 1Jubllfnlug I
lI.t of prulleutJI.
. De.th notlooe free , hulr Ilrlee for JlubllehhlK
ohltDIII'1 notlcos. a lI cards of thanke.
. Legal notlCOd.t ratel prolded hl l'atutc8 of 1
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'f ' ' October 15 1903.
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REPU L1'CAN TICKET. :
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stnto Tlokot.
'ror Judge of th Hupro ; ; CourL- I
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For Itollentl of State Unlvur.Uy- i
CI1 ItLIUI II. ALLKN ,
Lanclpter. i
W. O. WUI'l'MOItG.
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Twelfth Judlolnl Dlstrlot. " ,
For Jail" . of the 'J'woltth Jlllitelal Dlstrlct-
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Kearn"y. I
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County Tlokot.
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For County Judge
J. A. ! .lmOUIt. I
For Count , Clerk
ClorkO. . W. ) ) KWJ Y.
For Oounty Troa ur.r
W. A. OEOltOE.
. For Oounty SborlSI
SborlSIJ.O.TAYLOIt.
J.O.TAYLOIt.
For Clerk nl8trlet CourL
OIW n. MAIIt ,
For 8Ullerlntendout of 8ehool
J. G. W. LKWIS.
10r Oounty Surveyor _
F' E , VANANTWXIU' .
. For OountJ' , A se ser
JUIK8 llAUAIONT.
For Couutl Coroner
DIt. MomtO\V.
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. County Supe lsors Tloket.
J' . > r Sa onllor Bocond nI.hlc.-
u. . CIIIUHY. :
Hound Valloy.
For Bu cnl.or Fourth Dletrlet-
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ror Suporvllor Sixth DI.trlct-
A. ONDA.
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- Township Tloket.
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For TOWDlhlp Trouuru :
J. M.IUMIIERMNG _
For JuBIlee of the l'cnee \
. J , J. SNYDER.
For Oonstablo
L , E , COI.R.
} For Rolli Ovcrscer. UI.trl , L No , I
L , CU8IJMAN.
'i'or Road Cerecor. DlltrleL No 2 ,
lJlIAHWtY ItAUl' } ' .
1I'0r Ho.d Oureoor. nItrlct i'0. 3
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For Road Ovenoer , DlltrletNo. 4
C. K. ltE1011.
For. Road Ooreoo , Dl trleL No
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Fet ! toad Oorsee , UIMrlet No. ( ,
UENUY HGIWEIt.
, For IWlld Oonutf DI.trlet No.7
J.N. WFII'l' .
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, It is amusing to see the efforts
of the populist to detract the
min < 1s of the public from their
own candidate for sheriff by
making insinuations against J.
O. 'faylor. 'Ve are gla < 1 to know
roll1 the lips of a number of
otcrs that such tactics are not
pprove < 1 and are maldng yotes ,
by the score for Mr. 'l'aylor.
We are informe < 1 that certain
pJ1rties are circulating the report
at the count ) treasurer is not
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. Glasses That Suit
Your Eyes are what you waut when S
. you need glasses at all. Glasses 0
that are not what ) 'our eyes require S I
may be n hindrance instead of a S
help to good vision. It is also very
important that the. . . . . . . .
F AMES
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hold the glasses in a proper posl.
, tion in front of the eyes. It will
cost you nothing but a few mom.
ents of your time to step in and
6 < < ; e if you need glasses.
! i F. W. HAYES ,
JE ELER & OP'.l'ICIAN.
West Side of.Square. . .
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depositing' the cOllnty money in
the banks and that no interest is
accuring to the cOllnty from that
source. 'l'he county board designates -
nates the amount that may be
deposited in the scveral banl < s
and the couiIty is paid three per
cent. interest on the deposits.
'l'he treasurers books were never
in better shapc thcn at the pre-
scnt time. '
W. S. Worden and son of Her-
wyn , were in the cit.r Saturda , } '
in the vain endeavor to collect a
rlebt of about $160 , from a prominent -
nent pop nominee that they have
been unable to collect ior serviccs
ren ered. One creditor of the
iame peson writes us that two
years ago he let "them pull the
wool over his eyes and l < ept still
, tIltsl after election" when he was
prumised his money but his eyes
lre now fully open. His is only"
l small amount , wages for driving -
ing mail twcnty.eight days and
54.50 cxpenses , ) 'et he thinks one
who will not pay so small a debt
is not worthy of the patronage
of the public. He concludes his
leHer by saying : "If a party is
dean let it pilt clean men up for
oOice. "
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'l'he farmers in Custer county
will not be slow in recognizing
in J. O.tl'aylor the republican
candidate fbr sheriff , a man
worthy of their hearty support.
l or twenty four years he has
been a resi < 1ent of Custer count , } '
and has gave of his strength and
intellect in helping to < 1evelop
the resources of the virgin soil.
lIe has done his share in' trans-
fering the bleak prairi s into a
productive and progressive com-
munity. lIis life has been an
open book. He has ever bccn
honorable and has built up a
reputation , that may be assailed
by the unprincipled politician ,
but not sullied by their destable
tactics. They have accused him
of all the wickedness common to
fallen man , in their attempt to
blacken his character. First
they 1a < 1 him an escaped criminal -
al from Minnesota , with his
name changed.tfhen they had
him a drunkard and charge < 1 that
he kept bcer boY the keg an < 1
whisl < cy by the jug in his home
at all timcs. 'l'hen to cstablish
their false accusations had a
jug of whiske ) ' shippe < 1 to him in' '
his name. Now the Beacon still
further insinm uates the charges
are true b , } ' challcnging the RH-
I'UUI.ICAN to publish the names
of the ofTen < 1ers. Certainly.
I Give us secret access to the midnight -
night caucuses of the pop leaders
who are manufacturing these
plots from time to time and we
will give the public , not only the
names , but the originators of the
< 1estable methods. being emI -
ploye < 1.
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It is not unfrequenU ) " that thc
guilty un < 1ertal < cs to hide their
own short coming' by making
accusations against some enc
else. The pops in this campaig ; :
instead of advocating th quali.
fications and good < 1ec ls of thei1
own candidate for herifT. arc
attempting to def ame the char.
ater of the republican nomince
'l'he idea of Richardson being .
better temperance man thaI
'l'aylor is so rehculas that Ule )
are matdng votes for tl'aylol
: every day. Wc know of enl
: locality where ever ) ' populist bul
: two have signified their < 1eter
: mination to vote for Mr. Ta'lol
: bccause of the dishonorable mc
t the < 1s the leaders of their own par
t t } . are imploying to defeat him.
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t Wiltis L. Hand , nominee fo ,
I district judge on the fusio :
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tickct was in the city last weck
looki ng after his political
chanccs. Ile spolm at the Court ,
Housc Saturday night to a small c
crowd. . One lawyer remarltcc1 . .
that "If he uses the law as hc
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docs the 'Kings English' thc t
court room witt bc some what of
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a 'butchcr S lOp. ' " He says in (
his card "if clectel I shatt endeavor - 1
deavor to 'administrator all ]
laws , ' instead of administer the ,
law. i
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Reports from the several precincts -
cincts indicate that the republican - J
can ticltet will be a winner in
Custer county this fatt b , ) ' several
hundred majority.tl'his is as it
should be. Custer county is republican -
publican and att that is necessary
to demonstrate it to the entirc ;
satisfaction of ever ) ' fusionist in
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the count ) is for the republican
voters to do theIr whole duty on I
election day. No republican CRn
afford to scratch his ticket this
ear. Every candi < 1ate on thc ;
tic1 < ct is competant and worthy
of the support of every loyal re- 1
publican. A ter the wisdom of
the party has been cxercised in :
the selection of the ticket no one
should a110w his personal preference - .
ence to pre\'aiI o\'er the success
of the principles of his party. ]
'l'he defeat of a single can < 1idate
strengthens the opposition just I
that much and in some cases it
means a great deal. In standing
by the nominees you are promulgating -
gating the principles in which
you believe. A complete victory
this ( all shoul < 1 be the ambition
of 'cvery republican. For ten
years the opposition had control
of thc offices and patronage.Ve j
now have the opportunity to reverse - :
verse thc situation. We have
the votes and aU that is require < 1
is for ever.r voter to g 0 to , the
Jells an < 1 cast a straigh t ballot
for the republican ticket.Vill
you do it ?
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l'llllght 111 'I'hct. ! OWI1 TJ'IlIl'
"In the first placc , if we d(1sire
to know which officer was the
most economical in the administration -
tration of his omc we should
< 1etermine the volume of work
rendere < 1 by each one an < 1 the
cost to the count.r mcasure < 1 by
the amount of work.Custer
Count ) ' Beacon.
\Ve are again pleased to doff
our hat to our Contemporar.r
across the way. Tht > Beacon is
strictI } " correct in its proposition.
Now if the heayy weight of
the Beacon will read the comparative -
parative statement published in
the RltI'UBI.ICAN last we k he
will find "the volume of the
work rendered by each one and-
the cost to the county measured
by the amount done. "
The Hl\J \ > UBI.ICAN is willing to
stand or fall as the voters of the
count ) ' may elect on that proposition -
tion , but we ca.n not agree with
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Ithe Beacon that the amount of
fees received is a correct index to
the yolume of business transact-
L ed by the treasurer. 1'0 illustrate -
trate : Mr. George's statement
r , for the half ycar ending June 30 ,
1902 , shows that up to that date
he had collected of the lC)01 tax' '
. the sum of $77,807.2C ) . AU the
1 fees connected with that amount
I of business under George's methods -
ods would be a non-resident fee
of $1.00 011 each receipt to person
residing outside the state and
the commission , but the labor of
entering up and disbursing inter
r the proper funds would be con-
sider'able.
Mr. Schneringer knuws this is
true and so docs the Beacon.
tl'he HltI'UBI.ICAN is not here to
submit to the jugling of figurcs
r in an effort to deceive the honest
11 voter without entering a protest.
If the Beacon really wants to he
i fair with its readers in the ( lis-
I : cussion of this question on the
proposition of expens according
f : to the volumc of bus1l1ess trans.
acted why < 11 < 1 it not give t1 c
f figures to show how much bus 1-
neBS was transacte < 1 ? Dare thc ) '
M < 10 it ?
' 1 'v AN'J.'ItD-'l'o l1 re two mel !
Ioj ! that have families. Houses furn.
ij ishe < 1.WJtCW UNION MnT.ING Co ,
M 38tf 'Vest Union , Neb ,
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'l'his subject sccms to be one
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, \'hich the .ucacon delightB to ( lis-
: U8S and it is with pleasure we
Lgain refer to the proposition of
: olllparrison of the two adminis.
.rations as g'cn by the Hi\l'ul1T- \
. \N last weelt. As a basis for
mr linc of discussion we will
.al < e the one and half years of
\lr. George , and enc and half
'ears of Mr. Schneringer just
lrCceedlng. T-4et us look at the
fee proposi tion.
tl'he fecs turned back by Mr.
Schneringer the ) ' secm to think
is a matter that can not : be fairly
met.
'l'herc i no record to show
how much Sch leringcr's exccss
fees wcre for the last half of the
rear 1900 , but assuming. that
the , } ' were half of what was reported -
ported for the whole ) 'ear , the ) '
would be S52.24.tfhis a < 1ded
lo $1')81.,8 , the excess cported
for the .rear 1901 is equal to
2507.CJ2 , excess for the year an l
:1 : half.
Let us see where these well
Ilrned fees callie from.
'l'ake the treasurer's fee book
. \1)(1 bcgin.at the page dated Jul ) .
I , 1900 , and run down to date of
Jan. 14 , 1902 , and you will find
that he receivcd for distress warrants -
rants issued , the sum of $585.50.
Whcn you have done tha t , go in-
Lo the Clerl.s oOice and look on
pagc 281 Claims H.egister and
you will find claim No. 100 l-
lowed to M. E. Schneringer in
the sum of $983.50. $585.50 plus
$983.50 equals $1569.00 fees.
L1'or what sen'ice was this $983.50
pai < 1 to Mr. Schneringer out of
the General Fund of the couttt ) . ?
The claim sa's it was for the issuance -
suance of 17 sale certificatcs at
50 cents each. Now the fact of
the business is that these were
sales mad to the county , of
\'arious tracts of land on which
the taxes had not been pai < 1 , in
many instances for ! 'c\'eral years.
In fact it was sales on the poorer
pieces that speculators refused to
purchase.trhe law pro\ides
that the county may assign these
certi licates an < 1 when the assignments -
ments are made the receipts must
be written , one receipt for each
year , there is where the labor -
bor comes. Since land has raise < 1
in price im'estors are purchasing
these certificates.
Schneringer wrote the certificates -
cates and. got the fee off the
county and every taxpayer helped -
ed foot the bill ,
George is writing the receipts
and distributing the funds without -
out any fee.
So you see $15,1) was received
for distress warrants and salc
certificates made to Custer
Count ) ' .
TO CUll. ST A COI.n IN ON. .nA"
Take l.autlvu Uromo Qulnlrw TalJ.t . AI'
( I rDKIIsl1i : rl'ruDlI the mOlIt'I Jr It flills to run' .
R. W Oreve's sl II III u r. , 18 on caah hox. 2Sc.
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HEALTH
"I don't think we coutd keep
house without Thodford's D1ack-
Draught. We have used It In the
family for over two : years with the
best. of renlta. I have not. had . .
doctor In the house for that. length
of tlmo. Itls doctor In Itself and
alway ready to make a person weU
andhappy.JAMEII1lALL. ; Jack-
IOnvlllo , III.
BCCAu90 this grcat medioine
relicvcs stomach pains , frecs the
constipated bowels nnd invigorates -
ates t110 torpid liver nnd w ak-
cued kidneys
Ko DOCTOR
Is nOOC99 In the homo where
Thedford's Dlack-Draught Is
kcpt. Families living 111 the
Cun , miles from any physl-
C13U , linvo been kept in hcalth
for 'years with this mcdicino as
thclr only doctor. Thedford's
D1.CkDrauRht : cures bilious.
nfC8S , dyspepsia , colds } chills nnd
verl bad blood , l1cmIaches ,
dmrrn l1 , constipation colic
nnd nlmost every other ilmeDt
because the stomach , bowels
liver nnd kidnoy. 10 nearly con.
trol the health.
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is the Light :
'No have I > urr.hnsed 1:01' : 0111' 1HOH full trnde , 'r
200 Lamps of the 1 U03 pattorl1s.--they ; Hre ) r
beauties , Hnd ean only be uPPl'eC'iated by
seeing them.Ve have
Stand , Hanuinf : ! and Vase Lamps
rrhis is the larg'ost Lamp Sa Ie evcr eurried
on in Custer county uy anyone house-
Prices Reasonable.
It is a sight worthy or seeing to look into
our show window of Lamps. Do not miss
the G rent Lamv Sale. I
Yours for Light ,
J C. BOWEN ,
N ortl } Side , - - Bl'oken Bow , N ehmskn.
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W. . .J.tllllII MI'S ] ) ( ' 1\111.
In spenking' of the cause of
the death of 'Vm. J. Adamson ,
father of our respcctcd tuwns.
man J. E. A < 1amsol1 , the Sargent
Leader SilYS :
"I4ast li'riday morning , Oct.
211d , he arose carly and went to
the farm in thc buggy. He was
apparently in good 1ealth , and I
expected to be back before noon.
lIe drove into t'.1C dri\'eway of
the harn an < 1 tied his horse. 1\ : ,
a south wind was blowing. , he
closcd the door to prc\'cnt the
wind from blowing the dust
back while he clean cd out a bin
to make ready for the threshers.
He did nothing to thc hin for the
tools and broom were 1\ot \ removed -
moved from the buggy. 1 lc cvi-
dentlv fell from heart trouble
just behind thc buggy and the
horse backed so that the front
wheel came back to his neck.
He ] Plt home about :15 : in the
morning and was not foulHl till
the thresher : ; camc. ahout 4
o'clock p. m. Dr. Waynick was
call cd and pronounced the cause
of death , heart failurc. "
1C , . Net
BplI Hmpficlcl has hOllght a IICgllll. .
Potato raisin" " , is the orclcr of the ( lay.
Migrating fo\\'ls me secking a warmcr
climate.
Are your flllcs in good onler ; hcHcr
look before you Pllt up YOllr stoves.
BORN-To Mr. al\l l\lrs. Gcorgc A
Griffith , Octo er 9 , 1903 , a clallghtcr.
J. II , Smith infortnes us that hc won't
W A " 1'l8cvArnJ 100Inttrlu . I" r8on In
clleh tale to trw. I rur ! Iu liS I' , tblJllllbcll clevlHl
)0/1'8/\1 , I wIth a IRIt ! ! capllsl. In call III'"n IIlI'r. ,
chsntB null uKenul fur ucc" lirlll ROIl \lr"fit \ bit !
II. e , "I'lmlllwnt " f'ngljrment ! WO"kly cuh
Rn'ary ' or 'It ! 'loll 1111 travellnl ( I'XI'lII IJ nnll holel
hilI' advunccliln cs.h esch week. Hxp..rIIJl1ctl
no e 81 ntlkl 1I1"l1tlon roluencl' 'IIlIt IJnclo "
fflJr.nddll.s..d .Ive'ol'c. Till ! : NATIONAl , . aH :
Jrllrboru hi. . t , hle , , ! : ( ' ,
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shuck his COlli , hut will turn thc cattle
011 it , prcparatory to ) luttillg IhclII ill thc
fl'clllot. 1 Ie has Iwo thousancl hll hl'l
of 01(1 corn nI\llt\\'o \ hUI\lln'lllulIs uf hllY.
Illooks likc he will haw SOIllC fal cal tic.
11. G. IJonllc1 startc/l cnruutcyesll'nlay 1.
to Brown cOllnty , Nehra lw , to. III in
hOlllc his calllc that he has had tlwn. ' in
cnrc of'illic ( rimth for sl'\'cral \ l'ar , ; .
The fcnces 011 I ; O\'l'll1l11cntlnlld an ; luk-
cn clo\\'n allIl pasturc is at a ) In.'lIIillm.
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trhe fq1lowing is the dead
letter list for the wce ! . cnding
Octo her l , 1')03 :
Chas. I3olc1l1lan , J. M. Lock.
Juo.'rallx. \ . A. \ Y.Yallc \ ' .
Parties ca1l i ng for t he a bo\'c
wi1l please say .l < h'crtisl. < 1.
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ConI All Around
IWW 1\I\lIIIIII1'h of it is soli I lit just
the salllc ) lrices liS wc dlnrgl'-hllt. . I
it is 1I0t tnl' falllC hilld of ClI1. : It
i 1I0t so gOOf I 11 < ; this. Lots of
eOlllfort for eold winter days 111\11
lIights in this
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1\1\11 ) llcllly of Iwat for the cO k or
thc fmnncc. 'rhis is nil : \11-1'0111111
' , ntisfnclory coal. If thc coal house
hi is not full bettcr Ict usclIIl II fc\\ '
ti ! tom .
m Dierks Lumber & Coal Co. m
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i has secured J. G. Carpcnter of Des :
.J : Moincs , Iowa. .lIe is a. . . . . . . . . . :
- : : FIRST-GLASS WORKMAN : c
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: of nil1 years experience in Steam : i'j '
' ; L undry. .Satisfaction assured. : \
> Give us a trIal. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . !
Walton & Varner . : j '
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