THKOU8TKK OOUNTX
tor Burkctt voted against ail
'amendment reducing the duty on
barb wire. "
Senator Burkett introduced an
amendment reducing the duty on
barb wire from $2 70 per hun
ched to seventy-five cents per
hundred and the record so shows.
Mr. Whedon further says that
"Senator Burhutt voted to in
crease the duty on Boots and
Shoes. "
The facts in the case ara that
nobody voted to increase the
duty on Boots and Shoes. On
the other hand the duty was
lowered f > 6 per cent by the new
law.
Are the people going to be de
ceived by mistatemcnts emulat
ing1 from a candidate for Sena
tor BurkeU's position who so
utterly disregards the truth that
his statements bear the brand of
\ personal vindictiveness instead
ot political decency ?
Scna'or Burkett for U. S Senator.
C. O. Whedon ot Lincoln who
is a candidate for United States
Senate to succeed Elmer Bur
kett for' that place has b'een
fljoding the country with cir
culars m which he hopes to dis
credit the record of Senator Bur
kett and secure his place.
Among other false statements- !
contained in the circular are that :
Senator Burkett is against free
lumber ; barbed fence wire ; that
3ie favors steel trusts ; against'
the tariff on sewing machines ;
against the American farmers.
Such allegations are calcuated
to mislead and prejudice the
honest voter unless he knows the
falsity of such statements.
As a matter of fact no man in [
congress has been more faithful [
to his constituents 'than has ,
Senator Butketi in the United , [
States congress.
Senator Burkett not only favor .
ed free lumber but made a i
speech as the congressional re
cords show in advocacy of the
Iree lumber but introduced' by r
Senator McCumber and who led I
the fight on that issue.
The only vestige of grounds i
where on he has for statement i
that on May 1 when Johnson aj
democrat of Alabama offered a
substitute for the McCumber bill
in order to complicate matters ,
and senator Hurkett with every
other republican voted against
the substitute , which included
free lumber only 14 democrats for ]
the substitute Oa the question. .
of barbed fence wire Senator
Burkett introduced the amend- '
inunt and fought it through MIC- ]
cessfuilv reducing the tariff on {
barbed fence 'wire from $270 per
hundred to 75 cents and that is
the law now as the result of the
work of Senator Burkctt.
The , claim that Senator Httr-
kctt favors "the steel tru t , " was
because he voted against Senator
Stones amendment to reduce the
tariff on r. 55ors. The. steel trust
dot's not make rassnrs. The rax > r
factories of this country were shut
down and the Jlrade is being
supplied from Europe with an
inferior quality. That being the
the state of affairs Sen itor Bur-
Vott vnlcd against Senators
Stones amendment.
Instead of voting against reducing
ducing- the duty on sewing ma
chines Sena'or Burkett voted for
a reduction from 45 to 30 per
cent on them He did vote
ntrainst an amendment introduced
- by Senator -wlind to reduce
Ibt- duty to 20 p r cenf.
Thp statement that Senator
Furkott .voted for "the harvester
trust' ' ppoms to be manufacture ? !
without the semblance of truth.
The facts arf farm implements
wore put on the free list , with
Senator Burketta support.
It appaars to us that Mr.
Whedon in the light of the facts
is hard up for material on which to
make hi * fisfh tag-air. * , ' Nebraska's
Senior Senator and should be
beaten for his unfairncas it
nothing more. Had he com
out plainly and stated that , he
wants the j > b for himself and
wanted the t-euator dcfealeu for
his personal interest he might
h'-nM b'en entitled to some con-
sider.ation , but not when he tries
to malign the good nams ol
another for selfish ends.
Myers For County Attorney.
Tlie objection that I hear urged a iinst my candidacy is that
I am a "joung m-in , " but I am an ol lor man and I have spent more
time in preparation for my line of work than have other } ounff m-n
who are holding- moTe responsible p&ttions and drawing f.ir larger
salaries from the county and city treasuries than I wi-ukl draw as
countj' attorney.
I am in favor uf county option bec-uise I believe it is the nex
step in the solution of the liquor problm
I am in favor of good roads because our present bad ones are crs
ing the farmers of the United Stales two hundred and tventy five
million dollars annually that would be saved by good roads.
I am in favorof enforcing the law heciusc no mitter how good
the laws are a law that is not enforced is vjiluele&s , and enforcing
a bad law soon brings about its repeal.
F. Mpjrs
Candidate Tor the Legislature.
I hereby announce mjself as candidate
for nomination for Representative In the
th dbtrlct , subject to the action of the
republican primary Aug. lo , ivio
O , II Moody ,
ANDERSON TOR SUIT R VISOR.
Ia\ng ! ) tiled M a candidate jor Rupert Isor
ot the third supervisor dlhtrlu subject to tue
Nlllofthe repub.ican primaiy J will ap
prcu late i our support if nominated and
elected r \ \ ill use nt v best cffwis tor the ad
\ancciiuntofthebcbt inun..ts of tlie dh
trict and the count in general
HAS ANDituso.v
Send Your Abstract Orders to
J. G. Leonard , Ponded Atstrftcter
Office in Security State Bank Building
A 31NG2NG HEW
is a pa'in ; MCII i layitiK lieu. Hens that < U n't sui"vitli contentment
ate euetalh so bnsv fij.-hliii ( : lice tJ'tv don't have lime to Iny. You riJi
easily k onltn hou " ! free ftoni lioe v th
One coat to c otw \ \ U lo it. Ihe iffcct l-sla. Cc ts Ju le and nt the
tune pr soivm the wooil. Sold by
Phone 79 - Z :
L , > Turner Lbr. Co ,
rrieration
Conitross has Just'opproprlnted Twenty Million Dollars to Imston the
\vorlc of Government Irrigation.
THE GOVERNMENT SHOSHONE PHOJECT IN
THE E\BG \ KORS\3 BASIN
receive its sbatc and be pushed to completion at once. Contrac's for a twch
n tl < extension on the tnnin canal were let Jnne _ 7th. More than 150 fat ns now
ready for settlers , and a large number of faiuis are now being stuped , which will
be opC-u within a few weeks
These licit land1' , irtif-atcd by the Goveitiment , can be homcsteadcd b\
siirplv teimyitiK the CA-itnntcnt actual coat fs ; per acre , in yearly paytneiil ,
wit "
' p j jrjj OF CAREY ACT4. A.ND just opened to entiy- only 30 dan
resilience. uquticd Undc tbiIMW setlK it , hits vvatet f oni Ibn ir. Ration cmnpam
nt Js < per act c , and Hie land from the fat itc nt 50 ccnlR per iictc , pajltij ; fie ptr
acrecasbj the letnaiuder rntining f-ver a pti od of ten jcars at six per cent.
Specinlly prepared Wyoming literature
just off the press. \ \ i.te for it today.
D CLERil ! DEAVER , Genera ! Agt.
Land Seekers Information Bureau
1004 Farnum St. , Omaha Wobr.
How to Get Rid ofThe Flies !
If you will call upon us in Broken Itaw
we will show you'how this is clone-
We have the largest stock of SCREEN
DOOttS AND SCREEN WINDOWS
in Broken Bow.
We can furnish you in any standard
screen door or screen window.
DIBRKS LUMBER & COAL CO.
Phone 23. J. S. Molyneux , Alanag-er.
N T.GADIVS ANNOUNCEWJNT
r'OK COUNTY A1 FORNEY.
mxing Illoi with llic proper onicer. 1
now annuuiiie msUf a caiiuluate tor tlie
oilk f en cminU Attorney subject to the ap
proval ot 'lien public an pain .it the Primary
tit lion to i c.lielil An , uIClli , l < > Ii' .
It is r > i ti His needless lor me to g-i > : - I
am vin liorably a [ < r.liist I'no Liquor Inter
ests. 1 uiti lor county option , lor btate .liul
uatioi wide prohibition
I am a re , > uilic-an ) , but am most cniphat
Ica'lv lei ttic ie\iMun of tlieTar.IfdowNward
ami ior the removal of t.ullt upon tilings
essential.v reccMsary to Die couitutt , licaltn
liapplia'ss.uul prosjictliv ot t'ie c Ill/on
Mj present tcr .1 ol oilice clots not cxplrt
until . .Iami.ifI'JIl.my tune an abl 115 time
foru Is tinpcopkrtj ot tlio ulU us ol ttic
count ) ol ail nolltlL.il roiiipli'\loii : tli.it be
Inp true \ViLI < NOT % Uvi : A U NVASS
I have not been absent I nm any mccliii } ; ot
the buar't of oup-rv soi lia\e been on liami
at ali times when called upon by count )
oiiicers fi om the leist to ilic hiKhesi , ITU mil
InjjTow uship .ilia Hclioul cllbirlct olllcers
Wiicn n-eilc-il by tlie private citlyen. eitlar
oer tbe I'hom , or In person I liavo been on
hand in div IT night , and tbls I will ] ] a\u to
say at the end of mj term ot oilice refjurille-s
of tlie results of the ptlm aryelec tlon ; If > ou
need the counts atuiine. , you ulll llnd him
ot his ofilcc , not out in camp ilgn using your
time to lurlhei his peisonal Interests It
absent , It \ \ ill be because ( > t business , and In
lhile\ent the e will be a competent lawjcr
In chatKc i > t the oilice ,
I am hum in , anil no doubt Mve miiU
ni'st ' ike sciiulnn m ) term ofonicc , but i h i\e
no excuses to oiler neither aiu appolnglfs to
in i > i , I h.ui-soiiRlu to dlscliarre d-ty to
the best oi m ) ability irom JnU > \ \ ptilnt
tins i will i , mtlmn > to do , 1 will lliaiiltoii
for > ,0111 , ( uiisl.uijitlou autl will apieriatc |
itespeotful y Yours ,
N. T. CJAUU
FRANK H. BHfiMAN.
I Candidate for Congress.
1 Iain a candidate for the republican
1 nomination for Congress from the sixl'i
district. I believe in guod government ,
n sqtipre deal and that the Roosevelt
policies should be put into operation. I
Iiave always been opposed to boss rule
ami machine politics. I believe in-repre
sentative government , in government by
tlie people and not by coloration.1) ) , I
! believe in loyalty to republican princi
( pies and the protective tariff but do not
believe that downward revision has been
fully accomplished ; particularly wil.i
I with reference to the woolen , cottoi- ,
' lumber and wiie schedules.
' I believe a congressman should have
convictions and courage enough to vote
them ; that he should not dodge , side
step and vote "present ; " that lie chouM
not iiibtirge nt home and stand pat in
1 Washington , That he should keep his
I ante-election promises nnd vote against
Mr. Cannon for spe.tUcr after having
promised Hie people to do so ; ami he
should 'not vote to tax barbed wire a
$ 5 on per ton after publicly announcing
i that it should be placed to free list
A congressman is elected bysthe public
p.iid by the public to s rve the
ii and not to serve htniself. He
I slum ! 1 ! ; e .satisfied to render rtiblic ser
vice for the'pitblic s.il.iiy aud not seek to
further enrich hmi'.e'f ' at thec\ense | of
the public by aiqmrnig coal lands in
i Alaska belonging to the public domain
His duty is to conserve the public re
sources and not to absorb them unto
himself and Mr. Dallinger's nssistance in
acquiring a ( oal claim in AlasUi is no *
-.uffiiieiit of '
proof either regu'arity or
e'l-ips of the tiaiibaction
For Hcpre . . illative
lilting Hied as c.inniii MI- for the demo
i-ilc aud pmmllst nomination fur n-pre
, t n'atlve , I will appreciate the support of
ibedeiiMciaisand popullstf ol thh district
at theptlinaileri
J. T. Arthur , Comstoclt , Nebr.
. For Representative
nav'tiK ' Jiicil as candidate for Heprescnta i
the' fo- the 50th District Subject to the
I Peoples Indjpe-iile and DeinocraiU partlei.
till appreciate your n t bunportat the prim
'
* irit's
W.n HAM/
Sargeni. NC brasica ,
FOR SENATOR
.C n. Adams Is the .
, . _ f.oslral Candidate ir
t nlted Slates Senator of Nebraska. is
aKt-es4lvetu's lils wide experience , li ish
opposition to Kraft freed and dishonesty
easily plarcs hui | In .
the foremost r.nks 01
clean polltUs . .ml
asijuare deiL lie it-Ileus
that the consr'ence or the countn shoul I be
represemel in the Bo\erniu ntof the coun
try He never side bit-is. Vote for Win at
the primary. August iota ,
J , B , SCHROOK , D.O.M.D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Onicc in Dierli.s block.
C.xlls answered at all hours In city or country
1'hones-Oilice 433-Uc8ldencc , White ZU
. ALWAYS
Good Cream on hand nt
WILLIS & SON
South Side of the Square.
No Dirt. No Clinkers All
Conl The Good Kind.
For Stxlo. Doth Wholesale
cvtid Rotntl. Hlijhpst MivrUot
Price for AH Kinds of Grnln
I
fest Elevator
P. J. BAIIR , Prop. Plionc62 tf
smiun'F's SAM : .
Notti e Is hereby ( ilven , that by virtue of an
order of s.ilo , Issued to me from the District
( ourtof Cuiiter County , Nebraska upon a
itt'crce of foreclosure rendered In said court
t the March ivtutrrm thrreot , to-wlt : on
Hie inii d.iy of March , iviu In f.ivor of Lulu
M Porter nnd Snerman A. Iloblnson and
.igainst prank Lander. 1 nave levied upon
Hit ? IflUiulis' described teal estate : The
Itortlic.iil uiurler of sections ! ? In township
n ran BO iltu custcr county , Nebr.ika , ana
1 will on the Sind day 01 August mo. at a
nlock p. in , at the south door. ot the , Cad-
well HiilHl'oSf ' where the last term of the
( sti let court was lifldlt\ \ the city ot Broken
. Nebraska , ( n , -ud I'onuty , H-ll said real
i' late at public auction to the highest didder
I ) i I.ISM , losa\l8t ) sai'l decree , Interest and
tpe amount due thcreun amounting to
. .tnofSl6M)00ith Interest tliereon at
I t , i.ite ol i ) per cent per annum trom Oct-
c e 1st UHW and court costs amounting to
' 00 and acftulng costs. Said above dc
flbed real esshte will be soli ! subect | to all
ptlorlleua and Incumbrancos as uo.r certl-
" alis on tile In the District cUuk's otllce.
Dated the juth day of July , A. U 1910.
N. T. Uadd , if. r , KKNNBUY ,
Attorney , 7-11 Sheriff
WOA\CN'S \ WOES.
Broken Dow Women Arc PiiiJing Re
lief at Last.
It does seem that women have more
tliuii a fiu'r sluue of the aches nnd pains
that nfllict hnmnuily , they must ' 'keep
up " must attend to duties in spite of
constantly aching backs , or headaches ,
dl/r.y spe'ls ' , bearing dqw pains ; they
must s oop over , when to to htoop means
torture. They must walk and bend and
\ \ orkvlth racking piins and many aches
from kidney ills. Kidneys ciuse more
sutTeiihg than any other onjan of the
liody. Keep the kidneys well nnd health
is easily maintnincd. Read of n remedy
for kidneys only that helps and cures the
lidii'ys and is endorsed by people in
tliib locality.
Mrs A lloople , 203 I ? ig'h St , Kear
ney , Nebr , sj vs"I suffered acutely
1 1 om a constant , dull pain in the small
"t my back' , My kidneys were very
weak and I was annoyed by a too fre
quent desire to pass the kidney secre
tions. Headaches were added to my
misery and I ielt weary and languid all
the iime. When I WHS living in Denver
Doan'.s Kidney Pills were brought to my
attention and upon using theut * { was
given prompt relief. Si.nce moving to
Kearney , 1 have taken , this remedy nnd
it has nhvaja pwen as beneficial as
before. "
tale by all dealers. Price 50 cents
I'oster-Milburn Co. , Buffalo , New York ,
f-ole agents for the United States.
'
Remember the name Doau's and
take no other.
KOBGRT G. ROSS
Candidate for nomln.itlon tor Congress
Sixth district , Nclir.in1 > .i August Ifi , I'no , on
all four tickets , Kci > utiiuui , Democratic ,
Peoples Independent and Prolilbltlun.
!
mriaa&z&fi
I stand square igilnsi the trjsts and graft
of iru kiiul and promise the people of llit > big
Sixth , If elected not to tamper In coal lands ,
or In oilier words convert their properly In-
in the hands of rich corporations. And 1
also promiseHie peonio to be tlirre at all
Mitliii ? . on any bill. There have been bills
passed and not a rongrebsniiu in the statu
ihere Where wet e they ? Have a detective
Ion > the H up and lay them before th ( > people
of thu state And that theUoorc\tlt < Mnroln
.leth rson nollrtes should ho imt Intoopertlon
II'd vlll brliiRproiier laws before Conu'resi
f.r the bcnelit of the bl sixth , and the whole
t mted States i am noidttvely against joe
fannons natiB , and that sort of any party , to
w tiich 1 might receive the nomination ,
some one siytt what are you going to do if
voa are nominated on more thin one tlcuet.
\\ip out all graft and corruption and rgt-
tviiness of ail and hold fast to what Is uooit
In all lour
HoiiKitr C Itoss ,
f Lesingion , Nebr.
No More Flies.
Flies are her in ern-
cst and pestering stock
nearly to death.
If you will use Great
Western IT 1 y Chaser
your stock will get the
be lefit of the food they
eat , in other wosds it
is a stock food.
Gallons $1,00
Half Gal. .COc
Quarts .35c
Try a can and
Be Convinced.
S. R. LEE.
Tlic Busy Druggist.
A New Glean Stack of
LUMBER
FrcsK IOLA Portland Cement.
FrcsliCar of ACMA Plaatcr.
A Splendid Line of Fence Poata ,
If you contemplate using any of
tKo above tnis Sprimg or if
you need a nice load of
COAL -
CALL and SEE
H. T. Bruce
< a Co.
Broken Bow , Nebr. Ptonc 234.
FRANK KELSEY
ALL KINDS OF WELLS
Consult Illm If You Want Water.
IJrokcn How , Ncbratka.
N. T. GADD v
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Onicc over Holcomb's book stnro.
Office phouc 20S Itesldence 30
Urokcn How , Nebraska.
f
J. A. ARMOUR
ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW
Practices In all the courts. Coararanctng
and uotorl.U work. Oilice up stairs over
State Dank of Broken Uow.
Uroken now , Nebraska.
BANGS' STUDIO
WE .MAKE GOOD PHOTOS
Kast Side of Square
Ilrokua Uow , Nebraska ,
HARRY KIMBALL
UNDEKTAKER AND EMBAL ME
( Licensed )
Duslncss phone , 301
Ilroken Uow , Nebraska.
L. E. COLE
'EMBALMER & FUNER'L DIRECTOR
| ( Licensed )
UnlonjBlock Ilitslneas phone 85 , Resldence.329
I Ilrokeu Dow , Nebraska.
DR. G. F. BARTHOLOMEW
PHYSICIAN AND OCULIST
Glasses Kitted.
All calls promptly attended day .or nlgut.
x Phone 01. " *
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J. L. FERGUSON
NOTARY PUBLIC
Real Estate , Insurance , Ranches ana
Farms for Kent. Legal i'apers Drawn , Sur
veying and I'lattlng ,
IJroken HOW , Nebraska.
For
E. M F. Studebaker , Buick and
New International Automobiles
See O. II. CONRAD.
FOR SAi.it A fine resident
block one block south , , of ball
ground. Will sell m ? quarters
if preferred B. W. Blair. 42-tf
An intelligent person can earn
$100 monthly corresponding for
newspapers. No canvassing.
Send for particulars. Press
Syndicate , B4683 , Lockport ,
N , Y. 45 > ti