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1'hursday , NOVelUbcl 10 , 1904.
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'CREAT ROOSEVELT
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Nebraska Gives Him About 76,000
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HTA'I'E 'fIUKE'I' ANU S''A'I'I ) LEms.
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" 'rhe clection Tucsday was a
strong cndorscmcnt of the rc-
publican national administration.
Prcsident l no c\'e1t not only l ar-
ried all the doubtful states with
large majori t.ics bn t is crcd itcd
with breaking' into the tlemo-
cratic ranks and capturing Mary-
1and and Missouri.
Ncw York IS reporte1t 250,000
majority for l ooseve1t and lndi.
anna frolll ( ,0,000 to 70,000.
'l'he election in Nebraska
hews the state to be safely re-
publican. Go\'ernor Mickey
defeats Berge. His majority -
jority will be at least 7,000.
' 1'he other state omccn ; arc clcct-
ed with majoritics ranging from
15,000 to 20,000.
'rhe six republican candidates
for congress are elccted by safc ,
majorities. Kinkaid of this ( lis-
trict will doubtless lead all thc ! '
others in majori tics.
'l'he state lcgislature will be
republican by a gooll worldng
t ajoritv. 'l'his assures Ule clec-
tion of Congressman Burkett to
the United Statcs Scnate.
Cu tcr county gavc Noosevelt i
a majority of 1,73h. Gov. : t\1ick-
ey was hie lowest of the state
ctuulidates his majority being
1'40. Senator Fries ca.rricd the
ounty over McI,4ean hy 322 votcs.
Copsey ! Jas a plurality over
Macltcof 1 7 ( " lathews fell
bclow Mat..1tey 15.
' 1'he vote on county attorney
was also a close contcst with 16
in favor of Johnson , the fusion
candidate.
Three populist cantHdates fur
county supervisor were elected.
. , G. II. 'l'horpe , the presellt chair-
ma'n of the hoard , is t1\ \ ( ollly .re-
publican elccted. lIis majority
it 123 , a gain of 24 over his election -
tion two ycars ago.
'l'he vote on county attorney
and representative is so close
that the ofiicial count may change
resul ts.
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. F. W. HAYES ,
, Jeweler and Optician I
: West Side Square , 8
Broken Bow ,
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Hall chlleringcr , populistwas
elcckd supervisor from the Cal-
lawlId ! \tl' ct over I. . " J. Drum
by 22 votes , HI ( ' rc ul t of il factional -
tional fight.
'rhe finc vote'ill Victoria precinct -
cinct for Hoosc\'elt and Kinkaid
was a desen'ed complimcnt as
that towuship was the strongcst
dCl110cra t ic prcci uet in the COUII-
tV. Hoe c\'clt's vote was < J4 and
! ( inJmitis 84. Both l\IcBriell and
\rortcsen got good votes in that
precinct. Last j' ar the votc 011
! : mprellle judge ill that towmhip
WIH1 48 for Damcs and 108 fo\ '
Sull'an. . ' 1'11'ote fol l ric-i !
al\tl \ Cops y WIlS 81 ancl 80 rtspec- : !
lively which Blwws thcir popularity -
larity in that \'icinity.
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'rh great popularity of Prc i-
dellt Hllogl.\'clt has h ell fully es'
tahlishcd oy the , 'ote 'l'uesday.
Ncbraska , this 'l'hursday morning -
ing is c1aimiug a majority of
75,000 fOI' him. 'l'hese figureg
exceed the xpectation of the
1I10gt xtravag-ellt forecastB. Noelle
olle thought of his majority
exc'clling50,000. . But whcn
such oltl1illc dcmlHratic states as
Missouri cOllies into linc with a
majority of 10,000 for l ooscvcll
therc is 110 longer a qucstion
about his popularity throughout
thc country. 'l'he electorial col-
legc s is 110W cstimatcd will
g-ive l oosevelt : H3 votes to Par-
ker's 151.
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GOVERNOR MICKEY.
Probably a strongcr political
combination was never organized
against a successful candidate
than GoMickcy had to contend
agai liSt.
Not only the democrats and
populists werc combined against
him but nearly evcry corporation I
intercst iu thc state as well a ! : '
some of the corporations outside
'of the state that do husiuess in
the statc.
'fhcse several interests succecl1-
ed in prejudicing a "cry targ-c
\'ote against him in thc rtpuhli- : !
can ran Its. Whilc a g-reat many
could give no good rcason for opposing -
posing him yet they had got it
into thcir heads that there was
somcthing wrong with the chief
executivc and for no special reason -
son cast thcir votes against hUll.
li'ortunately for the republicans
with all the comhincd opposition
in and out of the party he was
re-elected with a majority of
from 7,000 to 10,000.
' ! 'his means two more ) 'cnrs of
republican administration and
two morc yea\ ' ! ; of economic administration -
ministration in the state institu-
tions. F01' with all the opposition -
tion his oppollcnts had to con-
ceetI that the amain ; of the tate
institutions over which he IHt
su pcrsion have becn conti ucted
in a most gatisfactory and con-
scrvati\'e manner. 'l'he same
methods will douhtless he observ-
cd the eilsuing term. IIis rc-
election over such a strong combination -
bination with a majority of 10-
000 is not a bad sh.owing.
CUu.ttlu\thni.
Health is ahsolutely ill1possihl
if constipation he prcsent.
Man ) ' serious cases of liver alld
kidney complaint ha\'e sprung
from ncglectlcd constipation.
Such a dcplorable condition is
unnecessary. 'l'hcre is a cure for
it. IIcrbinc will spcedily remetIy
mattcrs. C. A. I4indsa ) ' . P. M. ,
Bronson , FIla. . writcs , l' cb. 12 ,
lA02 : "Having tried Herbinc ,
I find it a fine medicine for con.
sti pa tion. " SOc bottle. Sold b ) '
Ed. McComas , Broken llow and
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REiURNS INDICATtZ REPUBLICAN
VICiORY IN MISSOURI.
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FOLK IG ELECTED GOVERNOR
Indications Are That l RepulJllcan
Will Succced FrancIs M , Cockrell
as United states Senator-Gain
Sevcn Congressmen.
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plete relUI'IIS at hU1Il1 UJHI I Ill' tesult
uf II ; ! ) ! Jtate nl\lI uutloun ! ph''lIou
cumin ! ! In slowl ) ' 1' , OIU the outlying
cUlIlIlIl'S , Huue'l.t ; ; ! hUM I.II'ol'n tile
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fUI' tlte Hf'lllIlJllc'llll Ilart ) . lul' tIll ! Jlrst
tlllle lit ll:11 t ) ) ' ( 'ILI'M.
1.'lI'ly.elgt ! r w ifl'ly m'ulter'tl cuun-
tlCH , 0111 of II.\ \ ' gl\1J till ! nILliullul 1Ic ! , .
t ' ' , ' J'urlwl' or
u Illumllly Ol'el' "l1ge
1Utl : ! . . 'uH'lh ' ! ' W. 1.0 IIi ( Delli. ) , for
gu\'orlw , ' . I HUlling III the Tlulg111JOrl100d
or : Jii.UOl'll.ead / or IIIl. ' hintlIclwt , lu
gh'ell IL ! Jh'.l'ul ! : ) ' or 31.0.1.1 : III the same
Coul : : es , wLlc ! ! Iuclude LIre cl1y or
Sl. Louis.
Cllrr11 : with the HellUbllcan land.
sal'o : l11l' call1lldates 1'01' t'ongress
In eight ot the sixteen IIlsulels. a He-
pulJUmll (11I ( ! or fl\'CII ! , allt ! the Bewl.
olllenl ! retllrllS 1'1'011I the ( ; tute ! eglsla.
t\e ; ! strlctH gIve u Hepublll'ull lOa.
jorlt ) ' of fourteen on joInt ballot In
tlw next gell < ! l.t\lI ' assembly ,
Thl wli ! mean the efeat of Uulted
Stales Semtol' Coccrel ! ! 1'01' rc.eec.
tlon. His probable successol' wl1l be
( .litheI' Cyrus H. Walbridge , Hepubllc.
an candl ate 1'01' govel'llOl' , 01' 'l'holUas
K.ole rlnghaus , chaIrman of lhe He-
IlIIbllcan state comnuttee. ,
'rhe returlls on other than the heads
oc the resIJectlve s'tato tlclccts are
meager an It Is Imposslbe ! to predict.
wIth any egree of certainty the out.
come wheu the ol1lclal vote Is re-
ceived. It apJ1Cars , however , thut , ex'
cept the candIdate for governor , tb
entll'e Hepubllcan state lIcltCt Is elect.
e by small majorIties nnd that the
elee lion of MI' . Foil ; : Is It great personal -
sonal rel'on ! vll.tory. as he went outer
or St. Lonl ! ! GOOO to 10,000 ahead of
hlB t1clwt , and wIth 8,000 greater plu.
rallt : ) . than was gIven HooseveH. who
carried the ell ) ' lJy 2,000 pnl'nllty. !
Just III'evlous to the closing of the
Democratic state headquarter ! ! here ,
ChaIrman Evans .of the state central
commltll'e stated : "From the lucom.
pete ! returns III our lJOssesslon , we
don't conrede , bnt we do loolt ror n.
Republican majorll ) ' In the next state
legIslature. "
Few additIonal returnB were receIved -
ceIved at eUher Republican or Democratic -
cratic headquarters , although the few
that dId rome In strengthened the be.
lIer that the ! eglsature ! would be He.
publican by. n. majority of sIx to
twelve on the joInt ballot to elect a
successor to UnIted States Senator
Cockrel1.
Mr. } "oll ; : sent replies to the telegrams -
grams fl'om William J. Bryan and
Judge ParliCJ' . congratulating hIm on
hIs eectlon ! as governor.11' . Follt's
messages were IdentIcal , as follows :
"I sIncerely thank you for YOUt' can.
gratulations. l\ly plumlity wl1l be between -
tween 30,000 and 40,000. "
Kansas CIty , Nov. 10.-The Star
says ; Hoosevelt has carried 1\1Issourl
by from 10,000 to 15,000. 'rhe only
Democratic state candIdate elected Is
} "olk for governor. who made are.
ma.rlmlJle race agaInst the Roosevelt
landslide , His purallty ! wIH be about
26.000. 'l'he ! eglslature is In doubt ,
wIth chances favorIng a Republican
boll ' to Relect. Seuator Cocltrell's sue.
( 'eHaor. Chairman g\'anB of the Dem.
orrati < ' stlltO ( 'ommlttee concedes the
elecllon nl' eight HeIltlblican congress.
men In Mls otll'l. They are ; Fran ! ,
D. K1t IIIHI' . In the 'l'hlrll distrIct ;
Pran I ; 11. l 'ullwrson , In the } "onrth ;
I dgur C. IWls , In the 1"lI1h ; John
Welhumn ! tile Se\'cnth ; H1chard
arlhohlt. 'n ' the 'I'enth ; tarlon R.
Hhodes , In I he ThIrteenth ; William
' 1' . 'I''llIlal1 , In the I"ourtel'nth , and
CmsltIH M. Shartcl , In the l"ll'leent ! ! .
Chicago , No\ ' . 10.-\"lce ChaIrman
New. SCl'relal'y Dover anll Nationa !
COlllllllttel'mnn Lowllen were confi.
dent at wl'stern ' hpadquarters that
1\11'lolll'l ! hUll been lanlled safely In
th ( ' Hopllhllran column and the Mason
111111 I > Ixon line ollce more brolieu.
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Rhode Island.
Provllll'lIl'e. H. I. , NolO.Com'
! ( ' ' Hlatl' 1'0t\ll'IIS \ show thllt I'resl.
( h'lIl Hoe : > l'\'elt I'eeclvell the h\l'gest
" 01 ( ' ( ' \1'1' ( 'ust hi Hholle Islallll , nUll
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1118 111t1l'ClIIt of ltJOOO JI ) greatr ! , with
the eXI'ulltion of that uf lWG ! , thun
Uti ) ' 11I1'.hIHlltlal ( 'allll III all' was gIven
h'I'I' . l.il'utlllunt ! GO\'IJ'1I01' Oeorge
H. Utlel' ( Hl'II. ) , who slll'ceells Mr.
Gal'\'in I Dt-III. ) . call1Jll1l1tc for n lhlrd
tertII , had hilt G94 1I1umlity o\'er hIs
01l1101H'1I1. Hepresentatl\'es Gmngor
( Dcm. ) 1\1111 .CII pron ( Hep , ) were reo
ele'led to congress.
Debs' Vote Is GOOOOO.
New York , Nov. 10.-\\'lIl1am Mal1.
10) ' , IInliollnl chlllrU1l1n of the Social.
1st 11I1I'ly , wIres to a lucal lIewspaper
thll ! IlIlolllplelo retlll'lIS justlf ' un es-
tlmt ! ' of tiUOOOO votes east for Debs
nllll II un fOI'lI. He says illinois ! ellds.
with ; 5,000 votes , of whirh 42,000
I , , 'el (1 l'ast In Chicago.
PI'ohlbltlonlsts Are Satisfied ,
Chkago , 10.-"Pl'ohlbltlou Js
wpII sutlsned wIth the showing In the
eh'l'tlon ; ' saId Oliver W. Stewart , na.
tlonal dll\lrmull or the )1I\rty. "He-
tUI'lrl'I'l'lved \ at national hoadquar-
ten In thIs cll ) ' Iudlcate that Dr.
Swaiow ! , Our presidential candidate.
, polled at IMat 300,00(1' ( vote. . "
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: - : : : : l lcgant Mohair Suitings , mixcd effects. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50c per yard. : - : : : :
; : : Manish I fIect Suitings at. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28c pCI' 'yard. :3 I
= : : : : : I lcgant Broadcloths at. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S1.00 pcr yard. ' : : : : :1
; E : 50 cent 'l'able I-4inens , 2y. ; yard lengths , at. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40c per yard. = = I
' : : : lR-inchRussian Crash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : : : :
' ! : - : : : 10..t Cotton Blankets at. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 : - > 1' - : : : :
I : : : : The est Outings in the land at. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lOc per yard. : : : : :
: = Cheaper Outings at. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sc and c per yard. :3 t
; : : : li'rcnch F'lannelettVaistings at. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 124c , ! and lSc per yard. = = \
E : 'l'he Best Calicos at. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5c per yard. = =
: . : : : ( ; oed LI-l Muslins at. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 y. ; c per yard. : : : : : : :
: : - : : : : " _ 'InCl ' P ercaes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - / IL : ! d . = - = I
= = Elegant ' 1'able Linens , open work border. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00 per yard. : : : : : : :
E Ladlc ! ) ' Fleeced Jerscr Pants and Vests at. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2Sc :3 :
' : ; : : Children's . Union Suits . at. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70c , SUc and 25c : : : : :
: - : : : : 1 -laCleS 'J ersey U. . Ults ' at. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 c. - = =
; : : : : [ -ladics' Jersey Wool Union Suits at. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.25 and $1.00. : : : : :
= = LacHes' J erscy Wool Vests and Pants. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SOc. = =
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fo1' ! ' ; upervisor in the seventh dis-
tri.t. was elected over A. P.
Dohesh by 30 votes.
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Bread
Success
\Vomcn whouseYeastFoam
are ahva's successful in the
art of bread-making. Their
bread is light , toothsome ,
sweet as a nut , nnd full of
nutriment. Teir ! families
have well.nourished bodies
and good digestions.
Nine times out often when
bread goes wrong the fault is
in the yeast. If YO\1 seem to
have lost the knack of good'
bread , or are anxious
to improve , try
the yeast that's
made of wholesome
and healthflllmalthopsand
corn ; the yeast that's free
from hrewery waste or other
harmful ingredients i the
yeast that smells different ,
tastes different nnd never
growlJ stale i the yeast that
holds the secret of the
best bread you ever tasted.
Rememher-
The secret ls in the yeast.
Yeast Foam is sold by ull
grocers at 5c n package.
Uach package coutains 7
cakes-enough to make
40
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loa..es. "How to Make
Dread , " frt't' . Just a postal.
NORTHWESTERN YEAST CO. ,
Chicago ,
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Seybolts sale on tilC 16tlt.
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i Jury Cases Set tor ' 1'1'1111.
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'l'lte following jury cases ltave
been set. for trial in the district
court next week on the days
named as follows , to-wit :
MONDAY.
Lowery V5. Hickenbottom , ap"
peal from Ansley.
Baud'r vs. Towsley , appeal
from Brokcn Bow.
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'I'UHSDAY.
Moody "S. Custer Count ) ' , ap'
peal from board of supervisors.
Smith vs. Freeman , damages ,
apcal from Sargent.
Daggett vs. Custer County , appeal -
peal from board of supervisors.
W1WNItSDAY.
Nelson \'s. U. P. railroad , damages - '
ages , appeal from Callaway.
Broken Bow Bus. Coll. vs. .
Graham , appeal from Broken
lJow. .
'fhe balance of th jury cases
to be tricd at the No\'ember term
will be set on landay by Judge
Hostetler.
Letter LIMt.
The following is the dead
letter list for the week ending I
November 8 , 1904 :
Gco. E. Buck , John Butler , .1\1.
R. Foster , Mrs. 'V. r. Martin ,
M. 'V. Snider.
Parties calling for the above
wilt please say advertised.
[ 4. H. J1\\VHTT. P. M.
UIHnHlr..u.VreCltH
Carelessness is r sl'onsi ble for
man ) ' a railway wreck and the
same causes are making human
wrecks of sufferers from 'l'hroat I
and f-lung' troubles. But since I
thc advent of Dr. King's New :
Dicovery : for Consumption ,
Coughs and Colds , evcn the worst
cases can bc cured , and hopelcss
resignation is no longer nl'CCS-
sar ) ' . MrR. Lois Cragg of Dor- :
l'IleRtcr , .Mass. , is one of mnny :
whose hfe was saved by Dr. I
King' New Disco\'er. 'l'his
great rcmedy is g-uaranteed for
I all 'l'hroal and I4ung diseascs by
, [ lee Bros. , Druggist. Price SOc ,
I and S1.00. 'friat uottles frce.
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