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Vote for no one who will not
support the republican principlcs
if elected.
See the article in the RUI'UIIJ.I-
CAN this week of Geo. Mair enC
C ndidate W. V. Mathews. Mr.
Mair has known him persona11) '
since he was a boy and knows
whercof he speals.
.No one can question the ability
of A. R. Humphrey for County
Attornev , - and his elcction will
not mean a salary at the county's
expense to educate him in the
dutie of his office.
Over confidence is the great
danger the republicans have to
face. 'L'he only sure way iH for
every republican to go to the
polls earl ) ' and see that his
neighbor does not stay at home.
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Republicans should remember
that a vote for ither a pop or
d lJJocrat candidate for representative -
tative or scnator will be a vote
for Bryan for United States Scna-
tor. A vote for the republican
candidates is a vote against
Bryan. Vote your tic1 t straight.
Do not argue that YOll can stay
at lOme on election day on the
theory that your vote will not he
needed. T-4ast year a republican
majority on the count ) ' board
was secured by a majority of one
vote. 'l'alce no chances on your
vet not being need cd. 1 t may
elect a presideut.
'l'he maintainance of the principles -
ciples of the repuhlican party is
of greater 'importance than the
personality of any candidate.
However good a man may be on
either of the opposition ticlcets
should he be electcd , on al1 questions -
tions of a political nature , he
would be against your interests
aud you cannot alTord to votc for
him for the sake of personal preference -
ference or intimate friendship.
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Norris Brown and Ed. Searle ,
republican candidates for Attorney -
ney General and State Auditor
respectively , spoke last Friday
afternoon and night in the Court
House. Mr. Brown is one of the
ablest speakers in the state and
his able detense of the nev ;
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West Side Square ,
.roken Bow ,
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revenue law allll Governor Mickey -
key was wel1 recei ell by the :
audit'nce.
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Ii' . J. DruUJUJ of Cal1away ,
shollid ha'c the unanimous vote
of his party in his district for
! Hlpen'isor. No republican can
afford to (10 oth rwlse than. , 'ote
lor him.
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A vote for M. 1-4. ll'ries for the
State Senate is no experiment ,
! \Ir. Fries did the state valuable
scnicc in the legislature two
\'carG ago atid his experience wi J
; 'nable him to do even better in
the next legislature. .
'I'he re-election of A. 11. Cop-
sey is a foregone conclusion. His
straight forward and fearless record -
ord in the legislature two ) 'ears
ago meets , the approval of tbe
people and his election is a'\sured
with au incrcased majority.
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John Scott of Westen'ilJe , is
not only cntitled to every republican -
lican in the district for supen'is-
or , but cvery'otc in We ! ervilJe
towuship regardless of thcir
part ) ' afiiliations. Mr. Scott is
an old settler of the township and
has helped to attain its proud
position of Or1e of thc best town-
ship in the county.
'l'hc voters of Broken Bow
township should not fail to Rec
that their ticket is marked for G.
II. 'rllOrpe for supervisor. Mr.
'I'horpe has. proven himself an
able and efiiciellt member of thc
hoard and the township cannot
alTord to loose him from the
board.
'l'here are a few , we understand
who are circulating the stor. > '
that W. V. Mathews is not in
favor of temperance and that he
has said that he will not vote
for either "Mickey or Berge because -
cause they are both temperance
men. " Mr. Mathews authorizes
us to state that the statement is
not true , He is not only working
for Governor Mickey but for the
cntire republtcan tickct. Furthermore -
thermore , he is in favor of temperance -
perance legislation and if elected
wiIl support any measure that
has for its object a betterment of
our laws on that question. li'ur-
ther than that "he is a member
of thf > Statc Anti-Saloon League
aud contributes his dues regularly -
ly for its maintainance.
Berf'tI ; II ( OI'pllrntiou ( I1UIItuh' ) ) ,
It is a little surprising that
the fusionists who have al ways
claimed to be opposed to corporation -
tion rulc are mpporting Bergt'
for go\'ernor.
'rhe corporations did every
thing possihle to get the cou rt
to declare the new revenue law
unconstitutional that they might
get out of paying their just pro.
portion of the tax. ' [ 'he state
hoard of equalhmtion an the
supreme court refused to gran I
them their wishes.
'l'hen they turned to the popu.
list and democratic party and g01
them to pass a re elution de.
manding the repcal of the revcn ,
ue law.
Bergc accepted the nominatim
for governor on the corporatiol
platform and is canvassing tIu
statc under the guise of r form
when as a matter of fact'it i !
a campaign of the railroads , tItI
big 1I1surance companies , tItI
Omaha packing houses and evcrJ
other corporation in the statl
that want to ha\'e the new la\l
repealed in order to shirk thei'1
just share of the taxes as theJ
bad been doing under the oil
law. Under the present law UII
insurance companies are com
pelled to pay. two per cent 0
their gross receipts into the stntl
treasur ) ' . Every other corpora
t tion must pa ) ' a like sum on it
franchise. 'l'he railroa s bav ,
t to pay taxes on twenty milliol
dollars more tban they did unde
the old law. No farmer or busi
ness man can afford to vote fo
Berge or a fusionist for the legi
lature. 'rhey are pledged to d
for the corporations what th
state board amI courts refused t
do. Vote for Mickey amI tIl
, .cn..tir. .l ( P ! ! Jican ticket amI kee
the alTair of the state ouof \ tl1
control of the C'orporations.
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' .tucllin l'ounty l'tlfIllIlBtt ; I'rolet ! ftlnln'lt
tilt' Nomination ofV. . u. McNetll ,
II Parkt'l' UelllOcrnt , 118 tllf't
flludhlnto for ( ' ( lngrt. ! ' ! " .
'I'he following protest has been I
issued by the Populists of T4incoln '
county , and is heing' circulated
and signcd by a great mauy
members of that party in ro4incoln
count ) ' :
"We , the under igncd Populists -
lists of r4incoln count ) ' , Nebraska -
ka , herehy register our disapproval -
val of , and vigorously protest
against the action of the Chairman -
man allll Secretary of thc Congressional -
gressionalConvention \ of this
Congressional District in issu i ng
a certiticate of nomination , as
thc Populist candidate , to W. B.
McNeel of this county , who had
already been nominated by the
dcmocrats , aud as ign the fol1ow-
ing reasons for such action :
1l1i'irst-Because it does not
represent the sentiment or will
of the Populists of this district ,
nor of even a respectable majority -
jority of them. 'l'wo men enl ) '
participated in this nominatiou ,
and they received their authority
if any they had , from a convention -
tion attended by delegates from
Dawson and BulTalo counties
alone.
IlSecond-Because Mr. l\IcNeel
was , at and before the time of
his nomination , an openly avowed -
ed anti-fusion Parker Democrat ,
and so stated on the streets of
North Platte imU1ediatety before
entering the convention , where
he was nominted on that very
issue , the convention giving very
positive expression of the sentiment -
ment Cno fusionist need apply. '
The first question asked regarding -
ing every candidate by those unacquainted -
acquainted with him , when his
name was presented , was 'is he a
Pop ? ' and the next 'is he in fa VOl
of fusion ? ' and they showed very
plainly they had no use for either.
In his speech of accept ance Mr.
McNeel emphasized this sentiment -
ment and announced that he
would make a vigorous campaig11
for Democracy and that noblest
of Democrats , and most eminent
jurist , AIton n. Parker.
" 'l'hircl-Because we estccm it
an insult to the inte1ligcnce ani !
sincerity of every Populist in the
district to ask or expect him tG
vote for any such candidate committee -
mittee as Mr. McNeel is to that
very plutocratic element to com.
bat which the populist party wa
organized.
" 'l'o g'e this protest th
greatest possible elT ct we hereby -
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by pledge each other that wt
wiJI not only refrain from voting
for Mr. McNeel , but wiJI makt
every vote count two in snpporl
of this protest by voting for lIon ,
M. P. Kinkaid , the Hepublical
candidate , and we reCOUlmen (
and urgc our Populist brethen
throughout the District to adopl
the same policy. "
W. V. Mathew ! ! .
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Willard V. Mathews , one 0
- ulC r publican candidates fo :
representative in this ( hstrict , re
sides in Cal1a way , which ha :
been his home since 1886 , whet
he located there with his father
, Dr. A. L. Mathews , one of tht
founders of the town. 'Villar <
was quite a smaIl boy at tha1
time , and spent the first fe\ '
years in Custer county , after
war s taking a short course a
the state un'ersity. . Since ht
r came of age he has been engag
ed in business in Cal1away , an (
is now associatcd with his fathe
in the live stock business , and i
- also agent for the Omaha Ele .
vator Company in that cit ) ' , quit ,
a responsible position which h ,
- has held for several years.
Mr. Mathews IS known as ;
good business man , otherwise h
could not heM his position a
representative of the elcvato
com pan > ' , whichldoes a very heav ,
Ir business in the b'l'ain and liv
, - stock business at Cal1away. 'V
are informed that bis service
are very satisfactor ) ' to his ern
ploYllrs , and that he also enjoy
the confidence and esteem of th
many farmers with whom he ba
dealings.
, .Being. bright , intelligent an
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hang' the facult.y of
fricnds with the e with whom he
comes in contact , we belic\'e he
will make a good representati\'c.
TIe is well qualified for the position -
tion to which he has becn nominated -
ated , and will ha\'e an ambition
while at r4incoln to make a g-ood
record as a servant of the people
who elccted him.
'l'hcrc is no reason why W. V.
Mathews should not rece'e the
united support of the rcpublicans
of Custer county , whilc in his
own part of the county he will
receive man ) ' \'otes from the
other side.
With the fusionists straining
every nen'c to get control of thc
legislature so the ) ' can elect
Br'an as senator to go to Washington -
ington from Nebraska to place
obstacJe in thc way of the administration -
ministration of Prcsident Roosevelt -
velt , we cannot atrord to do anything -
thing else than to vote solidly
for the entire republican reprc-
sentat'e tic1et.
GHOHGH B. MAW.
-Ansley Chronicle.
' [ 'he republicans of supervisor
district No.7 , can not alTord to
cast their vote for anybody but
A. P. Dobcsh for supervisor.
Mr. Dobesh is a successful business -
ness man , a man if elected would
no only \'ote on all 4uestions of
political nature 'right but would
make a valuable member of the
boani for the county.
Jt.s Ulullly for Borge the CU1'IIOI'llttoll
elllltlltlnh ! fo1' ( ) uVt'1'nol' .
'Ne notice in last week's Bea.
, can that Jess Gandy comes out
in a long letter endorsing Gee ,
\V. Berge , the corporation candi.
date for go\'ernor. It would b
uilkind to suggest that Jess ha !
a fish to fry and like the dark )
with the coon It is a ground hog
caseits Berge or no fish. But th (
more charitable construction t <
put on Jess' endorsement of Bergt
is that he like a great man )
others who do not reason fron
l cause to effect is that he does no' '
know he is pla'ing into till
hands of the' corporations of ttu
state b ) ' supporting Bergc am
the fusion ticket. 'l'hc corpora'
tion failed to get the legislatiOi
they wallted through the rcpub
lican legislature. 'l'hen theJ
sent their best lawyers before till
board of equalization. Ii'ailil1 !
there they went into the suprcnH
court to get the revenue law re
pealed. 'l'hen they wcnt to the
leaders of the populist and demo
cratic pa.rties and had them in
sert a plank in their platforu
demanding thc repeal of tIll
re\'enue law , promising thei
support in return. Bergt' is thc
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nominee for governor on the fu
I sian ticket to carry out the re'
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quests of the corporations. As :
I bli nd he is dec1a ri ng hi m\clf ! : op
l posed to railroad pa ! : scs , thus im
plying that hc i\ ! : not in s'mpath
with the railroads. .
Probably 110 c1as uf peopl ,
f would be more pleased thall ttll
I' railroad officials if a law \Va
- passed prohihiting granting' 0
passes. Custom and circum
1 stances compel1. them to gran
, many fa\'or to COUlmon classc
tha t t hey would pre fer lIot tl
grant. A n anti-railroad pas
law would give them an excus ,
rduse such courtiscs a 1111 the
- then would in '
put emplo ) 0111.
a fl'w st.rilers ill each cOUlmnn t.
and pay them in transportatiol
- and their work would be accoUl
plished just the same. A'ot ,
for Berge and fusion is a'ote 1'0
corporation control of thl' statl
of Nebraslm. No farmer , no
- business man , ( lay lab.orer or an :
other than a corporatIOn tool cal
afi'ord to'ote for any of the fu
sion candidates.
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Health is absolutcly impossihl
if constipation he present
MallY serioui ! cases of livcr ani
kidney complaint hl\'C sprnnj
from neglectled constipation
Such a deplotable : condition i
unnecessary. 'rhere is a cure fo
it. Ilerhine will speedily remed
matters. C. A. IAndsay. P. I :
Bronson , 1i'la. , writes , li'eh. 12
lA02 : "Having tried JIcrb lJc
I find it a tine medicine for COl1
stipation. " 50 bottle. Sold b ,
Ed. McComas , Broken Bow aUi
d Merna.
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g. M oscly of Hose Ya11ey , was
in the city 'l'uesday.
.T. I . 11ean went to Kearney
'I'ueslla ) ' on poli t ica 1 hu i ncss.
glnler Cannon of Westen'ille ,
was a friend I. } ' callcr at this nflicl'
'L'ueHIla ) ' .
\ViII 'l'hompson of Oconto , was
a business callcr at tltis ofiice
'l'ucsda ) ' .
Oliver Swick of Ncw Ih'll'na ,
was a. busillf ! ; " call1'r at this
ofiice 'l'ucsday.
M. C. 'Yarrington and Hobt.
Walker of Mason City , were city
\isitors ' [ 'uesday.
r ev. IT. M. Pinckney of West-
crville , was a friendly caller at
this ofiicc 'l'ueslla. > . '
' [ 'hc Comtllcrcial Hotel has put
in cement walks on thc cast and
north of the building.
, Toe Pigman went out to Cliff
'l'uesday afternoon. Hc was al'-
companied by Mrs. Pigman.
J. g. Adamson has put in a
large cahle extending from Ccn-
tral to the north side of town.
J\hn Scott of Weissert , was a
city visitor Monday. His father-
I in-law of ITumlJolt , was with him.
P. Wilson of Georgetown , was
a city visitor 'ruesllay. 'l'his
office acknowledgeH a fricndly
call. .
Mrs. Jas.VOOI ) and son of
Dale , were ci ty v isi'tors ' [ 'uesd ay.
' 1'hey made this ollice a IHlRilles
'call. ' I
Come and hear the Arnold
I Comedians atJlI also the elcction
rcturns next 'ruesllay night at
the Opera House.
J. H. Edminster of TAncoln ,
was in the city the lirst of the
wcek looking after political mat-
_ ters. He returned to Llttcoln
'l'uesday noon.
l\tis's Agnes SaIt.ygarter 0 f
Kearney , and Bert Cool of Sar-
toria , were married in this city
'l'uesday at the M. E. parsonage ,
l ev. Allen Chamberlain , ofiiciat-
) ing.
Geo. Papineau , contractor and
builder , has the fine dwelling of . .
J as. Led wich well along toward
completion. It will be one of
the linest houses in that vicini ty
when completed.
Rev. H. F. Farley , late of
\Vest Virginia , who has rccently
- located at Anselmo , pastor of the
I 1\1. g , church , madc this omce a
_ friendly call 'L'uesday ill compan\ '
with Nev. W. IIathcws f
l\Ierna. .
A few years ago the editors of .
country . newspapers were pretty
much like countn' doctors.
- 'l'heir chief business in life waR
to'ilify their competitors. It is
_ dilTercnt now. As a rule coun-
_ tr ) ' editors give each other fair
treatment.-Columbus'rclegram.
J. M. Pershall of Da\'enport ,
Wasbington , who was on his
r way to St. T..fouis , stopped oU
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Saturday to spend a coli pIe of
- days visiting his cousin , l\lrs. B.
_ B. Sands. lIe has been west for
nearly twenty years. TIe will
1 visit his old homc in Iowa hefore
- returning wcst. I ,
'l'he Lewis Male Ouartctte
favorcd the audicnce wiTh several -
al campaign songs at the Court
House last li'ridayevening. ' [ 'he
hearty encorc showed that the
s songs were very much appr ciat-
ed. 'rhe ltUartette was composed
f of Supt. T4ewis , C. R I4\1Ce , Clill-
- ton Cannon and N. ' 1' . GadlI.
t Ro 'al Betts has rcsigned his
s positIOn as clerk in II. H. Dralc's
dry goods store of this city and
accepted a position with thc I
Beatrice Crcamery Co. Hc will
be stationed at Ansley. Hoyal :
is an exccptionally line young .
r man and the HHI'UlII.H.'AN is
y pleacll ; to note , his promotion.
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The Life j
of Bread i , ;
Good yeast is the life
of bread-without yeast
brcad is cold , dead dough.
You never tasted finer ,
w hit e 1' , sweeter , all-
round better bread than
that raised with Yeast
Foam. Ittustesgooddoes
good , and stays fresh nnd ) ,
moist until the last
, crust disappcars.
contains the energizing
principle of leavcn in its
purest form. It is made
from healthful vegetable
ingredients , malt , hops ,
corn , etc. , in the largest ,
cleanest , yeast fuctolY in
the world.
The secret is in the yeast.
All grocers sell ita t 5 ceu ts
( t packuge-cnough tf ) muke
40 loaves of' bread. With
proper care it never grows
stale. Keep it on hand ull
the time. SelHl for our book
"How to Make Dreatl , " jrtt.
NORTHWESTERN YEAST CO. ,
Chicago.
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Judge Rhodes of Anslcy , was
a city \ ' sitorIonday. .
I4a wyer Moore ( ) f Calla way ,
was a city visi tor l\londay.
\V. P. Rogers has mo\'ed his
tin shop into thc west room of
the Bank of Comnlercc
Dr. Matthcws of Callawaywas
in the city 'Vcdnesday as a meUl-
ber of the pension hoard. " ,
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H. II. Andrews of Callaway ,
was looking after matters of
busincss in the city Monday. 'I
'l'he Post and l e1ief Corps wi11
give an oyster supper on 'l'hurs- '
day night , No\'ember 10. 'l'he
puhlic is ronlially invite to at-
tcnd and help out a good cause.
' 1'\te \ O. R S. Kensington will
be cntertained b ) ' Mrs. J. W.
Bruce anlll\Irs. 1 . Glass , 'rues-
Ila ) ' , November 8 , at 2:30 : o'clock
at thc residence of Mn , . H. Glass. .
All members arc invited.
Bill Smith , the man wl10 got
into trouble last week at Mason
City with , the Japs , ou the occasion -
casion of thc foot hall game there
was released from jail 'l'uesday
on botH } , His \ ' ctim on whch
he used his ra"or ; is reported
getting along \'er ) ' nicely.
'l'he Opera House will be lighted -
ed and warmed until 1. o'clock
Wednesday moming. Come aUlI
hear thc election rcturns and ! 1ee
the Arnold Comedians.
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Carelessness is responsible for
man ) ' a railway wreck and the .
s'ame causcs are making human
wrec1s of sulTercrs from 'l'hroat
and I..fung troubles. But si nce
the advcnt of Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption ,
Coughs and Colds , e\'en the worst
cascs can be cured , and hopeless
rcsignation is no longer ncces-
sary. Mrs. Lois Cragg of Dor-
chester , Mass. , is one f many
whoSL' life was saved hy Dr.
King's New Discover. 'l'his
great remcdy is guaranteed for
all 'l'hroat and Lung'diseases by
Lee Bros. , Druggist. Price 50 ,
anI ! $1.00. 'I'rial bottles frce.
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