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Thursday , August 11 , 1904.
The populist delegates of the
state convention have proposed
to fuse with the emocrats provided -
vided the democrats will allow
them to name all the state
fficers an they will allow the
democrats to nominate the legislative -
lative ticket. Where the pops
have nouunated candidatcs they
will withdraw or ignore them.
'rhe American voters have
never shown , a disposition to support -
port a platform of evasion effron-
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.try and cowardice , nor will the
voters of Nebraska endorse such
a platform or the nomine s
whose sole ambition is prompted
by a desire for spoils at the
sacrifice of principle.
President Roosevelt's order
lowering the old age limit to 62
years for pensioning old soldiers
is a just order and should have
the commendation of all loyal
citizens. Yet we notice some of
the opposition papers arc finding
fault with the order. President
Cleveland made a. similar order
establishing the old age limit at
75 years and $6 a month. President -
dent McKinley lowered it to 65
years and changed 'the rating to
$8 a month after 65 years , and
after 68 years at $10 month . and
after 70 years at $12 a month ,
maxium. , President Roosevel . t's
order is in line with his predecessor - '
cessor and puts the private on
the same basis of the navy
officers who are retired when they
attain the age of 62.
At this writing it is useless to
predict what the populists andl
democrats may do to-day in their
state conventions. Anything'
they may do will not surprise the
public. Many of the pop delegates -
gates were instructed against
fusion but the calling of both
conventions at Lincoln on the
same day had no other object in
view. If they do not fuse it will
be no fault of the leaders. But
let that be as it lUay the republicans -
cans are not loosing any sleep
over general results. For the
last four campaigns they have
had to contend against fusion
and the result has been from 5-
000 to 15,000 republican majority.
There is no reason why a much ,
larger majority should not be
given to the republican ticket
this year.
Reports from the populist and
democratic state conventions
yesterday would indicate that a
fusion will be effected on the
state tic1eet , two set of electors.
Par1eer and Davis electors will
head the democratic ticket and
Watson and Tibbles electors the
pop ticket. Should' this plan
work as contemplated the populists -
lists are to have the candidate
for governor and the other candi-
.dates prorated. Spoils and not
principles will be the controlling
.factor . of both conventions.
Their national platforms are
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F. W. HAYES ,
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.roken Bow ,
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widely apart and any deal madc
will be so palpable inconsistant
that it will not be a vote getter
in Nebraska. 'l'here will be
thousands of honest pops and
democrats who willnol sanction
such tactics.
' ' Be'acon "it is
'I'he says now
settled that taxes will be $2,000
higher than last year. 'l'he
State voard settled the Iluestion
beyon a doubt.- Why did not
the Beacon deal fair with its
readers and tell them the truth
about the work of the state board.
'l'ell them that the state board
reduccd the lev ) ' in Custer county -
ty from eight mills last ycar to
five this year. And further tell
thcm that the increase in property -
perty valuation in the county
was only about , 25 per cent while
the increase of the railroad property -
perty was 70 per cent. And not
the farmers and stockmen would
contribute to the $2,000 additional -
al amount , but that and more
would be contributed by the corporations -
porations ?
Caucus Dille Changetl.
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Owing to the change of date
of the show from the 27th to the
23rd of August , we have chang-
the date of the republican .town-
ship caucus to one week later ,
viz : August 30. All parties interested -
terested are requeste.c1 to note the
change of date.
D. M. Al\ISDIUmV , Ch'm.
A Scurrilous Atlack.
' 1'he Omaha World-Herald declares -
clares that the republican 'press
of the state will "take it indignantly -
nantly to task" because it protests -
tests against the service rcnder-
cd to the republican state central
committee by one of the govern-
or's clerks. But the republican
press isn't very hot under the
collar. It considers the 'Vorld-
Harald's scrced about the villainy
of a 'state employe drawing a
salary and doing somcthing in
politics as well a scurrilous attack -
tack upon those estimable fusionists -
ists , Jim Dahlman , who was secretary -
retary of the board of transportation -
tion at $2,000 a year when chairman -
man of the democratic state com-
' 1uittee ; P. L. Hall , when he was
chairman of the same committee ,
drawing his salary as secretary
of the state banking board , and
J. H. Edmiston , who inspected
oil for big money while chairman
of the populist state central com-
mi ttee.-State Journal.
VINIt the Old IrolkH.
One fare plus $2 for the rand trip to a
grcat many points in Ohio , Indiana and
Kcutuckey. Tickcts on sale September
6. 13 , 20 , 27 and October I I. Good via
St. I.ouis aud for stopovers at the grcat
cxposition. l1inal limit thirty days.
See me' for fult particulars or write to L.
W. Wakclcy , Gcneral I'asscnger Agcnt ,
Omaha , Ncbraska.
8.15 II. 14. OIUlISD'l'icket Agent.
NebrnHku } 'urnlshel ! Cm'n (01' 1111180111'1.
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In a private letter from II. Ii' .
Higginbottom of Foresteli , Mo.
"He states that it is ver ) ' dry.there
and poor prospects for corn crop.
He says that corn is selling for
65 cents a bushel there and it is
shipped in from Bcatrice , Nebr.
So you see Nebraska has to help
poor old Missouri. " 'Ve would
like to spare old Missouri some
of our rain as well as our corn as
we are having more rain than we
need.
U IUUII Nit
Renders the bile more lluid and
thus helps the blood to , flow ; it
affords prompt relief from biliousness -
ness , indigestion , sick and nervous -
ous headaches , and the overindulgence -
dulgence of food and drink. IIer-
bine acts quicld ) ' , a dose after
meals will bring the patient into
a good condition in a few days.
G. L. Caldwell , Agt. M. K. and
' 1' . R. R. , Checotah , Ind. Ter. ,
writes , April 18 , 1903 : "I was
sick for over two years with enlargement -
largement of the liver and spleen.
The doctors did me no good , and
I had given up all hope of being
cured , when my druggist ad'isetl
me to use IIerbine. It has made
me sound and well. " SOc. Sold
by Ed. McComas , Brokcn Bow
and Merna.
.14 :115 : To Ht " 'onlll una Retnrn.
The Burlington s thc abo\'e low
ratc for tickets Eood In coaches IInd chair
Cats ( seat. frec.
) On Sale Tuesda's al\ll \
Thursdays during Augustam1 Septeulber.
See me for full particulars.
8,15 II. L. Ormsby , Ticket Agent.
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e are in receipt of L ; clipping-
from the Stillwater Gazette , Ok. ,
in which appears a notice tlf the
death of Jonas Coffman , formerly
of Ansley , this county. 'l'h dc- I
ceased located in Custer count ) ,
two miles southof Ansley in 1878 , ' :
having movcd here from Merrick
county. Jonas Coffman was bom
April 21 , 1839 , in li'airficld
county , Ohio , and died June ] 2"
11)04 , at his home in Stillwatcr ,
Oklahoma. At the age of 20 he
was married to Lucinda Cotchall
in Wells county , lndiaua. 'ro
them were born cleven children.
Ilis wife died in 1883 while he
resided in Custer county and was
buricd on their homcstead. He
married Mrs , Emcline Hen-
dricksbn in 188 ( " who survivcs
him. At his request a family reunion -
union was held last fall in order
that he might see all his children.
Mrs. B. F. Amsberry and lrs.
Chas.Vaverling of Anacortes ,
'Vasbington , and Mrs. J. E. Sae-
ten of Hastings , Nebraslca ,
daughters of his , were at Jhe re-
union. ' ! 'he two former stopped
off at Broken Bow on their way
to Oldahoma.
'rhe deceased was a Union soldier -
dier , , having enlisted in the U. S.
army in 1862 , and sen'ed three
years. Besides his wife he leaves
six children to mourn his loss.
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The Kliut . : , 'cry 1I0llHcwirc Ukes (0 IIl1n
on lIel' 'l'l1bh So'cn UaYR 11 Wccl , .
"How to Make Bread" is a
little book that evcry bread maker -
er ough t to own , and can own.
' 1'he Northwestern Yeast Company -
pany of Chicago is sending it
free to any housewife who writes
for it.
' 1'his book tells some facts
about the art of making bread
that are new even to the most
experienced. I t says and proves
it that the secret is in the yeast.
It shows that a pure vegetable
yeast , 1i1ee Yeast Foam , which is
made of the finest' malt , hops ,
corn , etc. , brings out the nutty
flavor and nutritious qualities of
the wheat in a new way , a'nd
makes sweet , wholesome bread
that keeps fresh and good so long
as the batch lasts.
Yeast Foam is sold by all
grocers at five cents a package ,
and IS having a wide and increasing -
ing sale. More nnn more HIe
best housekeepers are learning
the virtues of a yeast that can be
kept on hand all the year round ,
that turns out never-failing good
bread which keeps 'their families
heatty , and makes them eat and
eat , atHl eat.
Send to Northwestern Yeast :
Com pan ) ' of Chicago , asking for
their interesting book , "How' to
Make Bread"-free.
A Dl'strnctlvo lIall '
Custer county had up to last
li'riday been congratulating itself
that but a very small portion of
the county had been visited this
season with hail and great hopes
were entertained that owing to
the lateness of the season , no
damage to crops would result
from that source this year.
Hopes in that direction have
becn disappointing. 1-4ast Friday -
day evening a strip of country
extending from Hound Valley to
the head of Elk Creek , a distance
of t.wenty-five miles or more from. .
two to threc miles wide experienced -
perienced a very destructive
storm. Most of the small grain
in its course was in the shock
and in many instances was only
partially d maged , while in a
few instances the grain in the
Hlllcidere'cnh'd. .
The startling announcement
that a preventative of suicide had
been discovered will interest
many. A run down system , or
despondency invariably precede
suicide and something has been
foun that will prevcnt that condition -
dition which makes suicide like-
ly. At the first thought of self-
destruction take Electric Bitters.
It being' a great tonic and ner-
vine will strengthcn the nerves
and build up the s'stem. It's
also a great stomach , liver and
kidney regulator. Only SOc. Sat-
isfactlo11 guaranteed by 1-4ee
Bros. , druggists. I
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Feed yo lit' hail' ; nourish it i.
Ive it something to live on.
Then it will stop falling , and
will grow long and heavy.
Ayer's Hair Vigor is Ihe only
"air Vigor
halrfood you can buy. For GO
years it has been doing just
what we claim it will do. It
will not disappoint you.
. , JIlT Io.lr mrll to 100 vor , . loort. Jlut .flor
1Isllll ( Ayer' IIl1lr VI or II .hort tlmo It IorllIlI
I" IrOlV , hllCllllllV It Is I"urlrell hll'he , IUIlIt.
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1.00 , n holllo. . , . . J. . . , (1. , AYlm . . co. . . . .
All lrlll1ll. 1.w.II. Mil.
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Short Hair
shock was completely threshed
out.
out.1'he
1'he greater damage was sustained -
tained by the corn crop which
gave every prospect of an abundant -
dant yield. As is usually the
I case all fields in the cou rse of the
storm did not fare alike , some
being much worse damaged than
others. I
Tn some casm1 the destruction
was complete , ouly stubs of the I
stalks being left , yet a great majority -
jority of the fields were so badly
damaged that but little if any
thing will be realized.
Hound Valley , French Table ,
Swiss Valley , east half of Hose
Valley , Spencer's Park , the
Muddy valley ! n the vi.cinity.of . .
Berwyn , were HId uded 111 the lme
of the hail. ' ! 'he rain was very
heavy iu vicinity of Clear Creek.
A 11 the bridegs from Mm elys' to
\Vestervitle are said to be washed I
out. '
Attcntion COntllauy 1\1. \
The date of the encampment ,
which is to be held at David Citr :
this year , is changed from Aug.
17 , to August HI. 'l'hercfore aU
members of Company 1\1. are
her by ordered to be at Broken
Bow on or before 8:30 : a. m.,1\on.lo
day , August 15 , for a day's drill
b fore entraining for camp.
Capt. E. C. Pickett ,
Com. Co. 1\I.
NOTICH OHmmn.ow. \ .
No member of an , ) " organization -
tion of the Nebraska National
Guard will be excused from attendance -
tendance at camp except on surgeons -
geons certificate of disability or
serious illness in his immediate
family. By order of th ( ' Governor -
ernor , J. H. Cur.VHH ,
Adjutant General.
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Mrs. A. TI. Copsey of 'Vester-
ville , is here visiting her c01.in , ,
Mrs. Gilbert li'ritcher.-Clmdron
Journal.
Mrs. Copsey returned home
last Saturday morning by the
way of Omaha.
Bread
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'Vomcn whouseYcastPoatn
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are nlways succcssful in the
art of bread.ml\king. 'rheir
brcad is light , toothsome.
sweet ns a nut , and fun of
nutrimcnt. 'l'hcir families
have wcll.nourished bodics
nnd good digcstlons.
Nine timcsoutoftcn whcn
brcad gocs wrong thc fnult is
in the ycast. If you sccm to
have lost the knnck of goo
hread , or nre anxious
to improvc , try
the ycast that'f1
mnde of wholcsome
and healthfnlmalt , hops and
corn j the ycast that's frce
froUl hrcwcry waste oroUlcr
harmful ingrcdicnts j the
yeast that smcBs diffcrcnt ,
I tastes diffcrent and nevcr
growl1 stale j thc ) 'east that
balds the IIccret of the
best bread you over tastcd.
Remembcr-
The secret is ill the yeast.
Ycast l oam is sold b ) ' nll
groccrs at 5C a packagc.
Each package contains 7
cakcs-enough to make 40
loavcs. "How tolake
Dread , " fi're' . Just II postal.
NORTHWESTERN YEAST CO. ,
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; ; fruit and vcetables in town ? Just for fun go
" : ' to the cast side of the square and take a peep
. ; ) at the extremely fine assortment of lIice juicy I
ij Cherries , Raspberries , Blackberries :
: A Apples , and delicious fruits of all kinds-the i
\ , blackberries being only about half a crop this
, vear , Y011 should get in > tI the ground fI09r. i
M See those nice beets , radishes , turnips , and 9
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l- coffee are found wtth lhem , where you can . , , , ; ' . .
buy all kinds of canned and bottled goods , iW 4'
I(41' dried fruits and staple an fancy groceries. , ' , .
Don't for et to.save. . . your tickets and -et so.mc ! I " ! '
" of those hne pwe : ( hshes ; and keep 111 uund : I
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i CHINAWARE and CLASSWARE ;
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i ( j 'Vater Mellons and Musk Mellons tool $
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Dr. Leach , Dentist. 'reI. 258.
A \'ery large per ccnt of the
schools of the county will send
school work to the fair this fall.
Dan 'V. Gaines of Rock county ,
will have 300 draft , driving an
saddle horses here Saturday to
sell at auction , at the B. & M.
stockyards. Six months time
will be given.
LosT-A a five dollar bill in
the vicinity of the public square.
'rhe finder will confer a favor by
leaving it at the RHPU I.ICAN office -
fice and receive rewar .
All the latest designs in wall
paper at J. C. Bowen's. 7tf
Hapgood has opened a paint
shop just south of the Globe Hotel -
tel , where he IS prepared to paint
buggies and do all Idnds of work.
Call and sce him. He is the
largest contractor in this section.
Don't forget the horse sale Saturday -
urday at the B. & M. stock yards.
Dr. Sumner Davis , Grand Island -
land , Nebraska , specialist in
disease of eve and ear , examination -
tion for glasses. 2tf
li'arm Lease , Chattle Mortgage
and Warrauty Deed blanks at
this office.
'rhis office for neat job work.
J. C. Bowcn bu's cream and
pays the highest market price.
If you want a draft , driving or
saddle horse at your own pricc ,
attend the horse sale at the B. &
l\T. stock yanls.
White waistings at the Hacket
Store. 46tf
Low shoes , Oxford's and Sandals -
dals at the Racket Store. 46tf
WANTlw-Men with families.
li'air price and good houses.
Wm"T UNION MUIING Co.
34tf 'Vest Union , Neb.
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Insurance that insures. ,
38tf R. G. MOORI\ . - ,
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'rAKEN UI'-A sorrel colt , about 1 .
one year old. I
Ii' . H. 'VmssImREDEH.
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Thrce hundred horses will be I
ofTered for sale at auction at the '
B. & M. stock yards , Saturday ,
Aug. 13. A credit of six months
will be given on approved notes.
Fine Batiste at 10 at the Racket - ,
et Store. 4C1tf "
LosT-A silver cross with 'V.
D. Grant's name on front. Please I
leave at this office.
FOR SAln-Tow.:1 : lots and a
few five acre lots in this city.
-Allen Reyner.
Brilliantine in cream and colors
at the Racket Store. 46tf
Yard wide percales , 9 cents at
thc Hacket Store. 46tf
Money to loan on improved
far1l1s.-R. G. MOORE , Gleim
Block. 41tf
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Drs. Davis and Farnsworth of
Grand Island , Nebraska , are prepared -
pared to treat all forms of chronic
diseases , such as rhcumatism ,
stomach disorders , tumors , cancers -
cers , paralysis , kidney diseases ,
etc. The doctors use besides
medicine and surgery , the X-Ray ,
hot-air baths , electricity and
massagc. 2tf
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