I I
which the President has advocat
ed , we shall deserve that our motives -
\ tives at the time of making those
promises be questioned.
There seems to be a disposition
on the part of some statesmen on
Capital Hill to think that the
question of an early adjournment
is of more importance than any
thing else. For my part , I think
t at the time of adjournment is
of no importance. I am willing
to stay here all summer if by so
doing we shall be able to pass republican -
publican legislation , in accord
ance with the Taft program.
I am a Taft man not on the
surface , but through and through
I am not willing to use his
name as a cloak for my support
of other men aud of other inter
ests. I am not willing to praise
him in public aud work against
him in private. I am with him ,
not a p rt of the way , but the
whole way , and I am sincere when
I say that tue success of his ad-
ministration'is of far more im
portance to me than the success
of my own individual campaign
If in order to be elected to con
gress or any other office I had to
repudiate the tilings he stands
for , whether opposing him open ,
ly or damniug him with fai t
praise , no office would be good
enough for ire.
I have said that our entire re
cord upon which we shall appeal
t > the people is not yet nnde up
but a large part of it is certain
ly the principal par' and it was
made 1-si spring at the extra ses
sion 'of congress called by the
president to revise the tariff. If
ve can not stand upon that we
shall fall even though we do pass
the legislation which is now be-
fire us ; < * nd I , for one , aoi not a
b t afraid of the final Judgment
of the people on the Piyne law.
I din not c tntent merely to apolo
g5z ' for it. I am triad to boast
of it. I' I cannot justify to tnv
consti'Ufn's m ? vote in favor of
the Payne law I shall be fully re
signed , and shall make no com
plaint if I am succeeded in con
gress by a democrat.
A very distinguished man , a re
publican senator of the United-
States , has recently , in an elabor
ate speech , a'.tackcd the Payne
law and defended his vote against
it. II ? files a long bill of parti
culars in his indictment , alleg
ing certain duties that he could
not stand for ; and most promi
nent of them are the duties on
iron ore and lumber. He makes
no mention , howevei , of the fact
that both these duties are sub
stantially different from what
they were in the Diugley law ,
and it is important , therefore , in
view of the senator's great prom
inence and the weight which at
taches to his words , to examine
the facts with relation to these
two items. To one who is not
familiar with the facts it might
seem to follow Irom the Senator/ *
indictment that the duties on
these very important articles
were either raised or left as they
were. Let us see what the facts
really are :
The duty on iron ore under the
Wilson law was 75 cents a tot ;
under the Dingley law , 40 cen s ;
and in the Payee law it fans
been reduced to 15 cents a ton
In other words , the Payne law
has reduced the duty on iron ore
from that which was imposeo
under the last Democrctic ad
ministration 80 p r cent , and it
Mas reduced the duty provided in
the Dingley law 60 per cent. !
15 cents a ton on iron ore a duty
so high that it will discouragt
importation from other countits
or have a percept ble effect en
the price to the consumer ? Take
the jear 1907 , in which I believe
the largest importations of iron
ore were made under the Dingley
( Continued next week. )
AUCTION SflLE !
tuilv ( , ilpril 3
At 1:30 : o'clock.
I will offei my entire stock of
OHIO VALLEY
BUGGIES AND
SPRING WAGONS
Lcok at them "before you "buy
\
Terms : Siz months time , inter
est at'10 per cent ; Five per cent dis
count for cash.
)
Opera Block North Side
NEWS OF THE COUNTY
Georgetown Items.
P. F. Campbell is on the sick
ist.
Albert , the little sou of Mrs.
Mott , had the nmfortuuc to fallen
on the stove while playing , burn-
tig his hands quite badly.
Hirman Campbell went to
Broken Bow Sunday to spend the
! y with relatives ,
Claude Smith began hia work
as census enumerator Friday in
n Loup township.
Mrs. Chester Waldo is on the
ick list.
The Rilcher family spent Wed
nesday evening at the Hemphill
borne.
Frank Devine attended church
n Oconto Sunday.
Ruth McShcrry will close her
school Saturday at Cumro with a
The above items were received
oo late -for publication last
week.
Zunibrola Zephyrs.
W W. Bishop's and Mr. and
Mrs. J. O. Heaps Sundayed with
Vlr. and Mr. Callen.
E B. Barber bought a cow and
calf of Mr. Peden last week ,
Kalph Johnson and daughters
Adaline and Harriett , have re
urned from their trip to Fre
mont. Mrs Johnson will remain
at that place a while Iqnger.
Mrs. Small arrived home
Thursday from' her visit at
Pawnee City.
Chas. Sands and Miss Lula
Williams spent Sunday with Mr.
So zer's.
Walter Cole underwent another
operation quite successful last
Monday. At thin writing he is
able * o sit up and expects to
come home in a few weekb.
Lela Koozer missed school the
first of the week owing to a
heavy cold.
O. Tappan's mother is feeling
some better at present.
Mrs. Sands was on the sick
list last week.
Geo. Barber received word
trom Hastings , recently , inform
ing him that his brother was
still in the same condition , which
is not very promising for his
ultimate recovery ,
John Kuozer received word last
weuk that a niece in Missouri
bad dad of pneumonia ,
iVrs. Maud Hole mb i = , assist
my Mrs. Callen through house
cleaning utne.
he { aimers are busy putting
out their t-urserj goods that ar
rived the first of the week.
Word from Fred Pcrshalls in
forms us that they got to their
new home near Amsworth safely-
The above items were received
too l- < ie for publication last
week.
Zjmbrata Zophyrs.
Miss Heartly who has been
with Mrs. Small for sometime
has gone to her homo in Pawnee
City.
Mr Mowry of Thedford tuned
B. B.Sand's and and W. W
Bishop's piano's last week ,
Mr K > H'Z rs' Sundayed with
M. D Callen's.
Mr and Mrs. J. O. Heaps
Spent Sunday with the former's
p n-n's in Snake Run ,
At this writing Walter Cole
is rfhle to sit up and is improving
rapidly.
Mrs. E B , Barber spent Sun
d'-ty in the Bow. v
Misses Mary Eistman am
Dorthy Dean were guests o
Miss M dge Bishop Saturday .
and tnat evening. The girls all
returned to the Bow Sunday ,
Mr , and Mrs. Fredericks Jr acd
Mr. and Mrs Fredericks 8r of
Callaway and Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
-IFOR SALE-
TorSites for Hornet , two K blockl. A
full blocki well'out , Aroom house ,
line brlcked-no care , shade and fruit , a
beautiful nlte on a M block. prlcoiS50
A modern H-room benne , nice barn , A
carriage uouie. close In , price right and
time on half rif It.
Two rtew 4./oom Cottage * , cheap , and
conveniently located , them are CUMP
ououitli for any one.
I waut.to show you my properties free
so come In aud let me.
1 can write yon r
INSURANCE
M low ai thn low.
ent. ( rlromeachance. KIRK nu.l TOR.
NAUO. Old I.luo Company * .
Your * for Square Doallntr ,
J. M. FODGE.
Office Ptoni 341 - U . Pbcai Z
IcCtillangh were entertained at
B. B. Sands Sunday.
Mr. Smalls hired man rode to
own horseback tied his horse on
he street expecting to go back
n a short time. When going to
get his horse he noticed that it
lad been taken away. They
eared for it without success
until 'Sunday when some man
rode the horse in town and put
t in a livery barn.
A number of young people met
at Mr. Smalls last Wednesday
evening to give Miss Hearetly
i farewell party. A very en-
oyable time was had , Light
refreshments were served and all
departed for their homes at mid
night feeling they had spent a
very pleasant evening together ,
Bradburn Bros spent Sunday
with George Barber.
McKinley ( Murmurings
E L. Shoup returned last
Thursday from Omaha and Lin
coln.
coln.E
E C. Booth is putting the
Wilheltn Hacfcle farm in oats.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Haefcle
where shopping in Callaway
Wednesday.
Farmers are all busy these days
putting in their crops sowing
oats and plautingpotatoes. .
Ruth Haefelc spent Saturday
night and Sunday at C. W.
Booth Jr in Broken Bow.
Lizzie Haefele stayed with her
cousin Clarence Booth at Brok
en Bow.
A. P. Johnson and father pass
ed through McKinley last week
on his way to Callaway where
Mr. Johnson is having a new
louse built on his farm.
J. D. Haunstme was in this
vicinity doing some work in his
inc.
Wheat is needing rain old
alfalfa is mostly all winter killed
this year there will be a large
acerage of alfalfa sowing this
spring around McKinley.
Prairie Hill.
John Hanna of Loyal spent
Saturday night and Sunday at B.
. Evins.
Mrs. Bay of Union Valley
sewed for Mrs. Bcal Friday and
Saurday.
Miss Louise Myers spent Sat
urday night and Sunday at home ,
Mrs. Nollen of Callaway spent
Saturday and Sunday at Mr.
Thomas.
Mr Howard and Mr. Brown
is moving Chas Barrett's fence
Miss Daisy Longfellow and
sister is visiting relatives at
Loyal.
Mrs Evlin Hogabpqm and son
left Sunday night for Colorado
The dance at AndyBays was
well attended a pleasant time was
had > y-all.
> Real ( Estate Transfers
2T horn as S Smith to Douglas Thompson
80 acres in 2-J-18-1B 11200
Lylc Vouup to Frank M Currleloto 1-2-3-
K-oio block 70'K R add Broken Uow . . 4500
Lincoln kaml Co to Thomas C Ucrrr
block FCUHteradd toAnsley 300
Marry K'Mullen to Patrick M Mullen
100 ere * In 29-14-23 1000
Patrick M Mullen to Joseph ailmore 18o
acres In 29-14-28 , , . 1200
Clarence E Granger to Wm H Koth J40
'In 22-8728-19-17 7550
John l ) liush to Albert K 'Ilruner 400
acreti In 35&SO-iB-l8&r7 10800
Murray HaywuojlJr to I'Nilossmaa lot
7 Iublock 7 otr&lnal town of Mason. . . . 1200
Lincoln Land Co to Wm S Mauley lots
7-8 9-10-H in block 4 Ansley ISO
John W Names to Arthur J cooksler
480acresln 7-17ftl8-18-19 8000
Lincoln Land Co to Henry Zackry lota
IO-11-I3 In block 5 In Merna , 275
George ircochran to Jobno ) ItUbh 160
acresln 189M9 1600
B C Kmptleld to Coleman fc Reader 80
acres in IS-192J | COO
Elijah Duvall to Erneflt KMalcan 80
acrenln 18-13-23 100
Michael Mlckelson to J K Evans COo
acre In 114.20-18 6000
Arthur Hatch to Chas W Shanhlts i o
j 1W acres In 3i-U-24 1500
i.
GOAL
No Dirt. No CJInlcera-AJl
Coal--"Th ? Good Kind.
FEED
For Sale. Both WhoJeaa a *
and Retail. Highest Market ,
for Alt Kinds of Grain
West Elevator
F. J. DAIIR , Prop. , Phone 62
DRESSMAKING
COLLEGE
Dressmaking is somctbing'cvery
mother ntul daughter should know
for herself. So be sure whcti iu
town and visit the TKRRV'S
Sciioor , OK DRKS3MAKING , over
Todd's Millinery Store.
Broken Bow , . .Nebraska
olui Matz to Marlus Lance too acrsn
In 15-U-a . 2000
V U Uyleo to Edward A Peterson 100
In 2M5-25 . 21(0
ilncoln Land Co to c W Layton lot tn
block 4 in Merna . 100
ilncoln. Land Co to Hans Gl'etcmon loin
21-22-ZUn Calboun add to Mason . 900
'Cter ' Mlckle to Joseph Lev ! 375 25-100
acres In 3-2-1 M8 17 . iseoo
lubcrt A Hunter to E V Brandt 80 acres
In Z5-18-21 . 2000
jaraerbn Wahi to Arthur IV Holcdmb
lot B In block 2 A W Oandys add lirok-
en I3ow. . 2000
, ddlc L Lamphear Jt hush to Cameron
WaUl lot 8 blocks AW dandy add to
'Broken How . . . 397
homas W Edwards to Independent
School nistlrlct Urokcn now lot-7-g-9-
10-11-12-13-14-15 blook 81 . , . 1300
lartha Oler & hush tn Frank Bl Jones
100 acres In lots 4-5.10 . 3000
ohn J Lucy Jr to Peter j paeon 160
acres In 3,2-18-23 . 12000
A Warrau to Monroe Robinson 480
acrestn 3-2-1933 . 2500
saac Ueardorf to Rdlth L Deardorf 0
acres in 31-1M7. . . . . . . . , , , . . . . 1
Incoln Land Co toM OHlnclot 2 In
, block 20 InrAnsclmo . 30
Tlfeunlon Land Co to Joseph DlloillnKRt ,
. \yorth lols1314 in block 57 H II add
caiuway . r. . sA
Olirlstlnc Johnson and husb to Lott U
Morris s JV ft of lot 7 block 30 J P '
Qandys addnroueu How . too
Hattlc F .Leslie and husb to it O Emu- *
Held 130 acres in 31-3S-W-21 . > . . . . . . . ese
iconard W Wilson to Carl It Krenz &
altnon lot 3 In block B orglnal town
of Merna . coo
Clarence l > Moore ft James F Moore log
acrcsln S9-17-17 .
Henry H Ovcrton to vr L Mcandlcss 60
acre * In 32-HM9 . 1900
Matlnda Metcalf ctal to Oscar A Swlclc
woacrcsin lHo-1820 . . . 4000
David Geonre lo Hcnijainln T Price 100 ' *
acresln 27-IM9 . SOW
Edear F Graham to DO cachran pared
In block 2 M K Gandys add Broken
Uow . ' . . 300
lydbK Ellis to Caroline Sanderson lot
1-2 : In block 7 Heyncrs add B-oken Bow eo
Aueust E Slckman to Robert A Hunter
s&acrealn S1-23-17-SO . . . loooo
saac N Pershall to August K Slckman
820 acres in 3l-2M7'20 . 18800
Caroline Sanderson & husb to Fred J
PulTcr lot l2 In block 7 lleyners add
Broken How . , . 100
ChasP Howe to David George 320 acres
In 85-2M510 . 7 . 9800
Stlllman p Great to Laura Champaln
lot 5 In block 3i R ll'add Urgucn Ilow. 100
Wm Lundyt /Fannie , M Scars 320
acresln ll-so-lO . ; . . 6200
eRoy Needham to George S Ilansler
I6iacreslnll-i8.jl .
Mary A Ilicidnan to William Kelll 1 60
acrcsln li I8-2I . I 0
Harvey B Andrews to Wlllard B White
ICO acres In 181922 .
L Ucnry Llojd tsjamesB osbornc und
} isw I4-32-I5-18 . JOOO
The Union Land Co to Fred D Plpncll
lot Z in block S3 R 11 aid callaway. . . . 70
w Uapgett to John H O Kane 80 acres
ln,35-l3-24 .
.Incoln Land Co to Thodorc Hoyle etal
ots 14-15 In block 4 comntock. , . . . 350
David A Snider , to Harvey U Andrews
40 acres In iB-19 33 . 2(0 (
John Rammers to Anthony Wilkinson
Iflo acres In H-15-18 . 12000
Jqhn A Farrell to Emerson R purcell s
e X block 1 Lewis add Broken How. . . 1500
Job D J Lcniler to William A Pierce
parcel In 3-19-18 . 575
August 1C Slckman to Chas 8 Francis
lots 1-2 In 0-18 21 . 350
Samuel G Sears to J wm Lundy xo
acres u-2o-iu . 5000
Bertha K Ulttunhouse to Verna A Lewis
lots 6-7-8 la block 37 R R add Broken
BOW" . - . 350
Cornell Newman to W L Philips w 60 f t r
lots l-2-Hln block 7 In Mason . i
Robert Ledwlcu to James II Thompson
parcel In 33.17-20 . 600
Lmcolm Land co to Chrittlan A O
Kaupp.loti'in nth add Kerna . 165
Lewis Klmberllng to Theodore Vo el
16nac'resln 23-14-25 . . . 6400
Harman' E Deal to Euphanls Robert 160 '
acresln 9-19-17 . . . 5500
Christian A D Kaupp to wm A Kapp 320
acres in 10-17-23 . . tSOOO
0 A Gordon to RBwalker acres in
6-14-17 .
WA Whltsel to Arthur fc Elmer Whl t-
sel 440 acres in 23-16 22 . 8 00
James H Thompson tb Roy Harley parcel
33-17-207 . . . 1300
Shermaa A Robinson to Ira B Illaueslce
I90acrcsln lft-13-20 . 2800
Aston C McGuIre to George A Kruser
560 acres 3-3J-35-I835 . 7000
Susan A.tWalerbury fc husb to Henry
T Troieli 320 acres in 262l8 . 14100
Earrv Moch.mairto Lillian R Andrews
160in am.i5-Hk22. . . . . 800
Adeline Matbows & husb to Viljago of
Callaway lots 3-1 b'oc escallawav. . . . 100
Lottie Vf Smith & hush to Joseph M Sav
age lot 3 bloc" . 0 ' R fi add callaway . . . . 40
Lottie W Smth | jthusb to Joseph M Sav
age lots block 61 K Raddoallaway. . . . 40
W A Hopwlns to Ralph Hqpklnrf parcel
in 15-U-20-17 . . . . . . . . „ . 1
Thomas'J WcCaoce to Alontop DI h-
man'pdrqeiln J&.I9-22 . -US
Lottie ! WSjrilthtQ Joseph u Savagr lots
10-1M2-13-141I& bTock i R R-add calla
. 140
Harry E Durham to Charles Dye 160
acres in 5fl.l7 ; | . 4500
Joseph Fenlmore to John J Chrtstnen
4 o in Jd-im . . . 30ooq
Georce'w McICec to job u J Semlcr ctal '
2IU acres in ltt-XO-18 . . . 6900
B C Empfleid to Samuel Waddlngtlon '
120 acres In 10-18-23 . 1000
R B Urcgato L Eryart A Jamt'b H Cat-
ron480acre tn'io-ll > 15 l . . . . jiooo
Darld A Snider to Samuel Waddlngtoa
40 acres in 27-19 24. t . 240
, How's This ?
We offer One Hundred RollArc newtrd ( or ny
cue ot Catarrb that ctnnot ba cured by HUT *
Catarrb Cure.
F. J. CHENEY A CO. . Toledo. O.
We. the undtrflcned. have known F. J. < ; btnty
( or tb lut IS yrara , aud believe him perfectly boo-
crable In all bualnea Uannactloiu and Onaoclallr
able to carry out any obligation * made by bis Qrm.
. WALOINO. KINNAN & MARVIN ,
I Wholesale DrusgUU. Toledo. O.
Hall'i CuUnh Cure to taken Internally , atttng
directly upon the blood and mucon * aartaee * ot the
irttem. TMttmontala Mot trto. Trie * II t nu p r
botu * . Bold by an DronlaU ,
. Take Ilall't Family ruu ( or cotutlpattoo.
Dwnfect The Houtc.
The house in wintei in winter is
ildofcj or tievcr thoroughly aired out
, and oVt times poorly ventilated. Dirt
111 accumulate and disease germs
flourish. When warm weather cornea
{ t should be thoroughly disinfected.
As a central disinfectant , whether
there has been coutageoun disease in
the house or not , we have the follow
ing , Sulphcr Caudles , Formaldehyde
nud Potoosium Permanganate which
( ire nil good ,
We will he pleased to supply your
wants for these articles.
S. R. LEE.
The Busy
A New Clean S aclc of
LUMBER
Fresh JQLA , Portland Cc eat.
Fresh Car p AXJMA laatcr.
Spjcn cl Line dlFenqc Poota ,
f you contemplate u ing any of'
he above tUu Sprimg or if
you need a nice load of
COAL
CALL and SEE
H. T. Bruce
Co.
Broken B ow , PLpie 234.
FRANK KELSEY *
ALL.KINDS OF WEL S
Consult Him If Yeti Want Water.
Broken Bow. Nebraska.
N. T. GADD
Office over Ilo/comb'a book stare.
' '
Office phone iB , Jleplden
Broken Bow , Nebraska.
J. A. .ARMOUR
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Practices . . _ In _ all the courts. Conva
b.i - - u - * - HU - , vwuLhut A. * _ . V \ / * T. tfj MMWIUH
ind notorial work omce up Btalra over
Hate Bank of Broken Bow. , '
Broken itow , Nebraska.
A. VINCENT SHERIAN
PHYSIflAN D URGEON
Calls promptly ans\vcrca'day or'nlght.
qrace and' residence | n the Mrd. Olelm
buliaing Just west of jhe"Security State
Bank. Phone 390
Broken Bow. Nebraska.
BANGS' STUDIO
WE MAKE GOpD.PHOTpS
Kast Side of Square
- -v 4 f
Broken BQW , Npbra ka.
'
HARRY KIMBALL
UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER
( Licensed ) TJ
Business phone , Ml nesldeikc
Broken Bow , Nebraska. V
'
L. E. COLE ,
EMBALMER & FUNER'L DIRECTOR
( Licensed ) - -
Union Block Basluesa phone 85 , ResWeace.823
Broken Bow. Nebraska.
DRS. BARTHOLOMEW
PHYSICIANS , SURGEONS AND pOJLISTS
All calls promptly attended day or night.
Phone C | .
RS. W. T. JONES
DRESSMAKING
Mrs. W. T. Jones has had' 17 years exper
ience In dressmaking It is useless to look
further , worn guaranteed. Room 7 , Oierka
Hlock.
J. L. FERGUSON
NOTARY PUBLIC
Real Estate , insurance , JRanches and
Farms for Rent , Legal Papers .niawn , Bur-
veylng and Platting. - - - *
Qomstock ,
Thope who have been getting1
up at 3 o'clock tin the niorning
to see Halley's comet should take
courage as the Prof , at Yale has-
1 sighted it and says it is much
near than was expected , It IB
only 2,000,000 miles away and
[ that its tail is still with it.