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Bntored "t\bo 1X > IItomco at Drokou Do" . Nab. .
&ll1IOOO,4-4ll111e matter for tran.mlnlon throngh
the U. 8. M&llll. _
One Year .In BUlIOIlIl'TlON adv ! noo. . . . . . . . l'JUOB . . . . II : II. . . . 11.00
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.l.'flIco In Outer lIlockl4'ourth ATe."i '
ADVBRTISINO RATitB.
Ono column , per month , $7.00. Ono.half 001.
UJIIn , "er month ) &t.\ \ ) ) Quarter column , lar
month , P.t > O. 1 18 than quarter column , fj ( )
t.ent per luch IJor month.
Cardl on dret pago. GO conll per Inob , per
month
LocalldvortlAlnlt conll par line each Inlor.
tlon.
Notice of cbnrch faIrs , loclabloll end ( mtortalo'
JIIBntt wbure mODCll8 tnlUKcd , ono.half rlltes.
Boolotr notlcoa and re otutlone , one-half ratee.
WeddlognoUcu froe. balf prIce for publl.ntng ,
list of pre entll.
DoaUl notlooe free , hair prIce for ubll hlng
ClbUu&rJ' notices , and Carda of tbank" .
Legal noUcolI at ratea provided bl statutee of
: Nebra , A. -
Thursday , May.12 , 1904.
Not being able to control
'rheodore Roosevelt , Wall Street
'has decided to put up a man of
th ir own choice in the person of
Judg-e Parker.
It may 1Je a little lata to mention -
tion it , 1Jut the RlPUDtICAN
wants to join in with his many
friends in congratulating Harry
Lindsav on receiving the ap-
inhn nt as clerk of the supreme
court.
.
There is no use in denying it
us Humphrey has made U1 ! a
fir.st-class county attorney-and
tbat be has pleased the people
will be demonstrated when the
polls close next November.-Loup
Valley Queen.
Alpha Morgan , the retiring
.
chairman of .the county central
committee , has made a good man !
I
fCr ? tbat place. He has labored
hard for the best interests of the
. party. May he continue doing
good along the lines he has mapped -
ped out and worked to during his
administration.-Loup Valley
Queen.
The state board of equalization -
tion is now wrestling with the
ratlroad assessment. As a new
b sis is to be established that is
just to the railroads and the rest
of the 'taxpayers of the state ,
they. 'have a big task. The Rn-
DtICAN expects a clean and
c urageous bill of fare. But
bthing short of justice to all in-
t rested will satisfy the public.
, "
( . We publish the official copy of
t .e Kinkaid Homestead Bill this
eek , which differs a little from
the one published two weeks ago.
The bill gives the Homesteader
I ho had previously entered , < I
1 ; > reference right to enter enougb
1and , contigous to make hit 640
? 1cres. Whether this will appl )
to those who enter after the pas.
agc of the law is not clearly de.
ned and probably will not be
f1\lly understood until the Secre.
: . ' , bry'issues his rules regulatin
i : .entries under the new law.
I .
j The cho ce of the late countJ
! convention for chairman and sec
I ' . t ary of the county ccntral com.
i , puttee could not have 1Jeen 1Jetter
r. Amsberry is an old wheel
horse , and perhaps knows bette :
. ; ' ; hat the party needs in thi :
county than any other man in th4
.
county. Mr. Pigman is one 0
I the fair minded men of the coun'
I h , is one of the shrewdest mCI
Q be found , and will work wi t1
the chairman for the 1Jest inter
ts of the party. 'rhese gentle
nan , will make a good workinl
t am.-Loup Valley Queeu.
Wall Cor Cl1t\lrUlau.
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1 ; The RlPUDtICAN is pleased tl
' 1i te the candidacy of J udg
' arod 'Wall of Loup City , fo
cbairman of the state centra
' committee to succeed Harr
l' Lindsa ) ' , who recently was a
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F. W. HAYES , .
Jeweler and 01)tician . .
West Side Square ,
Broken Bow ,
Nebraska.
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pointed clerk of the Supreme
Court. The repu1Jlicalls of the
state can not do bettcr thall to
select Senator Aaroll Wall of
Loup City , for chairman of the
state central committee. Judge
Wall's long experience ill political -
cal warfare , his fine executive
ability and indolll1table courage
equips him especially for
the important position and we
question whether another can 1Je
found in the state that could fill
tl e position of chairman of the
state committee with greater
cred i 1.
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Scarcely a county convention
meets but endorses CongresBinan
E. J. Burkett for the U. S. Sen-
ate. Burkett will have a 1Jig
majority in the repu1Jlican state
convention.
' 1'1101 WCUl' No Ul'llSS Colon
'l'he delcgates elected to the
state , senatorial and represcnta-
tive conventions by the republican -
can county. convention are to 1Je
congratulated that they can go
to the several convcntions without -
out wearing the 1JrasR colar of
any clique or corporation.
They go uninstructed and are
at liberty to exercise their best
judgement in voting for the can-
didates.
l nough was said and done to
imply the wish of the convention' ,
1Jut should circumstances change
the delegates are frce to exercise
their own judgement.
'l'he complaint against uniu-
structed delegates is that some
times an ambitious delegate
prompted by selfish motives may
influence the delegation against
their best judgement and thus
defeat the will of their consti-
tueuts.Vhile this is true , such
a course would relegate the
offending parties to the rear 1.s
effectually as it would were they
instructed and violated instruc-
tions. People expect square
dealings and a reasonable amount
of good judgement exercised by
their representatives and when .
they fall short in these particu-
lare they are usually held to ac-
count.
There is an inclination. by the
leaders of any political party
when in power to drift into ma-
chinery. A certain amount of
machinery is necessary to successful -
cessful orginazition 1Jut no machine -
chine should be allowed to dictate -
tate the nominations or appointments -
ments against the will of the
people. Instead the prime object -
ject of a party organization
,
should 1Je to effectually carr } ' out
the will of their constiuents in
. all things , consist ant with Ole
best interests of the party they
.
represent. Delegates are elected
on the theory that they will d"o
that and when they do not they
prove dierelect to their duty ,
whether instructed or not.
When the.r are not instrueted
they are free to exercise their
_ best judgement and should it
develop that thc convention
which nominatcd them had un.
consciouslr : bcen intlucnced b ) ' a
clique or a deep laid schcme to
thwart the will of the people
they are tree to act individually
as the occasion demands.
A uni ted delegahon is to he
_ conltnen < led when they are U111t-
ed in sentimeut for an honest
purpose , but a divided delegation
when the question of principle is
at stake is commendable. Might
never makes right , h nce the
uuit rule should uot 1Je forced ex.
cept in extreme cases.
A tU"I'IUuJC Telli.
'ro save a life , Dr. ' 1' . G. Meritl
- of No. Mehoopanv , Pa. , ma e "
startling test -resulting in : J
wonderful curc. lIe writes , " , I
D patient was attacked with violcnj
hemorrhages , caused 1Jy ulcera.
tion of the stomach. I had oftel
found Electric Bitters excellenl
for acute stomach aud liver troub
les so I prescribed tbem. 'l'hc
patient gained from the first , am
has not had an attaclc in I.
R months. " Electric Bitters ar4
positively uaranteed for D'ys
ft pepsia , Indigestion , Constipahol
8 and Kidney troubles. 'rry them
8 Ony ] 50c at Lee Bros.
li'arm Lease , Chattle Mortgag
t and Warranty Deed blanks a
this office.
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AS GOOD AS GOOD LOOKING
# J ! rl'hnt's : tlw nl'ake kind. Not only lookH g'ood , bllt l ,
\,9 is g'ood , by I'cmwn or wol'l IIlHn hiI > honestly Hnd . ! J
, Q. . eonseiontiol1sly applied-us g'ood as it iH pOHsiidu ' J
% ; 1'01' human ahilit.y . to ( 'I'cate. . ' )
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lS 't' : l'U YOIII' IHtl'tWII HI' .Ion o l'
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' OUI' fine linl' 01' suits sl'lling' at- - . ; ; , .
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{ : $ 61 eo , $ 7.90 , $ 8.90 , , I
$9.90 $11.50 $12.00
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Why'IheyKeepThewShi\pe $13.50 , $14.75 , $16.50
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THE.W.AY 3 suit looks at .the These I1I'e slIits tluti' any 1I1all 1I1:1Y : justly i'l'l'l . .9
begmnmg counts for norillng. . . . ' . . . ( . ,
if , as is so often the case , it loses pl'oud oj' , fO ) they PUHHl'HH a II thmw d 1st 111 f't l\"C ' ,
nil form and neatness aftcrnshort . { ; oul'hes that : aJ'l' HO I11l1l'h c\PHil'pd \ and HO sl'ldol11 at- : , : :
of . . . 7'
period
wear. .t. IlW ( I , even I ) y tl Ie lllel'l I HlII t ; t ; al .1 OI'S. ? '
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Friend Hand-Tailored Clothes m - - - - - = - - - - b ; ;
Nobby Straw Hats J
are shaped by correct cuttiog and . ' k ,
Latest Spring Caps , , : ' )
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l p uUing together. They nre ;
shaped right to start with , and Fancy Wash Vests , L'/ ) ,
Ihey keep their shape through . . Neat and Pretty Shit.ts
the hardest sort of wear. ' ' I'r
F ashionable Ties. D r
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Better Clothe r Less [ on y th
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'Ibo Democrats' Latest IS8I1C.
Recent de1Jates in the United
States Senate indicate that the
Democratic leaders intend to
make "Roosevelt" their issue in
the coming campaign. The Re-
pu1JIicans are ready to accept the
challenge as they arc quite willing -
ing to go before the country on
the record of their party chief.
In his short but eventful administration -
ministration , President Roosevelt
has 1Jeen 1Jrought face to face
with the most serious pro1Jlems
of the present. generation ; the
labor question , the trust pro1Jlem ,
the race question , and questions
of international politics , and
each and all he has met with unflinching -
flinching courage , and so far as
it .was possible , solved in a manner -
er that has gained the approval
of a large majority of his COlln-
trymen.
By his firmness , tact , and foresight -
sight , the Anthracite Coal Strike
was 1Jrought to an end. 'l'he
sympathy he showed for la1Jor on
this occasion won for him the
admiration of the Nation. Yet
when organized labor demanded
too mllch , as in the case of I"ore-
man Miller of the Goverment
Printing OOice , it found a chief
executi ve determined to cnforce
I the law regardless of political
conseq ucnces.
'l'oward capital he has 1Jecn
equally just and independcn t. Tn
the Nothern Securities Casc the
action of thc administration was
prompt and positi'e. . 'l'oward
capital and la1Jor be has lived up
to his dec1aration : "No man is
a1Jove thc law and no man is
beneath iL"
Hc ( aced th negro question
fearlessly , treating whitc and
1Jlack alike. One of his favorite
sayings is that a' m'an who is
L good enough to tight tor his
t country is entitled to a square
L deal.
L 'J'he record of his administration -
. tion in foreign affairs i ! > remarl ( .
a1Jle. Cu1Ja was granted reci.
. procity ; the Alaskan Boundar ) '
Disputc was settled favorahl.r to
the U ni ted States ; a cotlunercial
treaty was signed with Chinaj
Turkey was forced to respect the
Americau flag ; the Europeal1
1
allics werc induccd to take their
.
dispute with Venezuela to OJ
court of 'ar1Jitration , and tlu :
Panama Canal Treaty was sign.
t ed.
ed.His
His political opponents have
\ ' ' - ' -J"- ' ' : OJ'J' : , , - ' - CJJ"y " 'UJ"1
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tried to cast upon him the blame
for the scandals in the Postoffice
Department. They purposely
forget , however , that thcse I
abuses began years ago during a
Democratic Administration and
escaped the scrutiny of two congressional -
gressional investigating committees -
mittees only to 1Je finally discovered -
covered and the perpetrators PUII-
ished in the administration of
Theodore l oosevelt.
'l'he Democrats call. him "un-
A ! hll'c TlihlJ ; ' .
I t is said that nothing is sure
txcept death and taxes , 1Jut that
is not always true. Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption
is a sure cure for all lung and
throat trou1Jles. Mrs. C. B.
VanMetre of Shepherdtown , 'V.
Va. , says : 101 had a severe case
of Bronchitis and for a year tried
everything I heard of , 1Jut got no
relief. One 1Jottle of Dr. King' ! >
New Discovcry thcn cured me
absolutely. " It's infalli1Jl ( ' for
Group , Whooping Cough , Grip ,
Pne'1lltlonia and Consumption.
'l'ry it. H' guaranteed 1Jy Lec
Bros. , Druggist. 'l'rial bottles
frec. Hcgular sizes , 50C' , S1.00.
InDIGE5TI Otf
HI wu troub1od wUh atom.
.01& trouble. Tbodtord'il BlAck > -
Draught dId mo moro good
In 0110 wocle than all the doo-
tor's medlclno I took in a
: rear.-MRB. BARAD E.
BDInFIELD. E11uttav111e. Ind.
Thedford'o Black Draught
9uickll invigorates the action -
tion of the stomach and
cures oven chronio C BCS of
indigestion. If you will
take small d086 of Thed-
ford ' 8 Black Dm ht ceca-
lIioa3 : you willliocp your
lito and liver fu per-
feet condition.
TREDF RD
lADR G T
Mere sickness Is caused by
consUpatton than by any
other dlseaso. Thodford'd
Black.Draught not only relieves -
lieves cousUpaUon bntcurc3
dlarrh and dysentery Wo"
bops the bovrols regular.
.All drnntat. IIell
Z-oon'
' 'Thodford'lI BlaoJc. .
Draught fa the beat medi-
clne to regulate the bowels
I have ever used. " - MRS.
A. M. GRANT. Sncadt
Jerrr , N. O.
ConSnPArlfIi
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safe" 1Jecause he is blunt , posi-I'
tive , quick and independent , or
because h ( " does not consul t \Valll
Street on national affairs. "One
man power" is their description
of his masterly influence over his
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party. "Roosevelt luck" is their
name for his happy faculty f
winning popular approval for all
his acts.
' 1'he Republicans a ! > k nothing
better than Roosevcltisl11 as a
campaign issue.
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tij 'rhe Quecns alld GllRgWare saleR for the past jP ' : f
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"l " ' . tivclj' going . ont of the ! Jucen1ware ! and ; It > : : r. :
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'ft' Soup plates , prtcc . , , I . . . . . 5c : , . ! . r . . :
l . , , . . C oupe sonp , 0 1 / 1 pnce , 1 Ic eaC 1 I , f or. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 c : ! ' " :
. 1 , . , Glasses. . old prtce 20c , ( ) for. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lSc' . ' 1
ti A slaving IIIUg f or. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . c if" . . . :
. 1 . . . . , ( , pie . plates , cverywhere , for. . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . Oc . l . .
: fti ; ; ( , ( ' -IIlC I I pates 1 , everyw I lcre' 15 c , f or. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3- c ii. . ! ,
t : Decorated plateg , ( , for. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . SOc tj
. . Imported tea potR for. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Sc ! .rl . . ? . !
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