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The victory Col. Roosevelt won In
the republican state convention In
Now York Tuesday would Indicate
that a prophet Is not nlwnys wlth-
out honor In his own country.
The voters of Custer county who
do not want Dahlmanlsm to control
the Btato of Nebraska will look well
to the protection of their own Inter
ests by fighting shy of" candidates
for office that ftro publicly support
ing Dahlman.
Among the , few Demo-Pop papers
that hnvo not yet declared for Aid-
rich for governor In proferanco to
Dahlmnn is the official paper of
Custor County. Got In the band
wagon Mro. Deal whllo there Is room
and for once experience the feeling
of being In good company.
The United States Sonatorshlp In
Nebraska resolves Itself Into a cholc
between Burkott and Hitchcock. If
Burkett receives all of the republi
can votes of the state and there
" \ should bo a republican legislature
ho would bo re-elected. Vice versa
It would bo Hitchcock. . Durkott Is a
supporter of Taft and Roosevelt.
Hitchcock is neither. Bo careful of
your ballot. Kearney Hub.
The democrat candidates for of
fice find themselves In rather an em-
harassing position politically. They
are politically under obligations to
support the party nominees from
the leant to the greatest. But there
Is the rub. They are afraid to declare -
clare themselves for Dahlman , their
candidate for governor for fear of
losing votes among the antl-Dahlmar
crowd. Upon the other hand should
they declare themselves against
Dahlman they fear that his support-
em will not support them. In fact
there docs not seem to bo any ex
cuse for a democrat candidate In
this campaign.
/ Mussing The Jtccord.
The campaign of deception which
lias always been a characteristic
part of the record of the Omaha
\Vorld-IIerald is being carried out
in this campaign , notwithstanding
that all previous attempts to deceive
the voter in former years have not
panned out successfully.
Its last attempt in the deception
line is an adroitly worded editorial
in its issu6 of the 21st , In which it
quotes fron statements made jjy an
opponent of Senator Burkott before
the primary stating that the sena
tor had voted against free lumber.
This assertion made against the Sen
ator's record was mot and proven to
ho fnho during the primary cam-
palcn and the World-Herald knows
; t. It therefore quotes from Unit
statement in an endeavor to imwn
up the records in such a way that
the reader of the paper will be de
ceived.
In order that the voter may know
the facts In the caHo we have exam
ined the Congressional Record and
present the following facts taken
from that document , which as all
know Is n correct redord of the pro
ceedings of the United States Senate
and the vote of its members upon
every question which comes up.
At several different times Senator
Hurkett addressed the senate in be
half of a reduction in the lumber
schedule and his votes at different
times thereon are herewith shown :
On Page 3071 of the Congression
al Record is found an amendment of
fered for a reduction of the tariff
upon certain kinds of lumber. That
amendment was defeated , but Sen
ator Uurkett , with Senator Brown ,
Senator Cummlngs , Senator Dolllvor
and Senator LaFolletto voted for Its
passage.
On page 3080 another amendment
was Introduced having for its object
the reduction of the tariff on certain
kinds of lumber' and the record
chows that Senator Burkott , with
Senators Brown , Cummins , Dollivor
and LaFollette voted for It. That
amendment was also defeated.
On page 38G1 the Congressional
Record discloses the fact that still
another attempt was made to lower
the tariff on certain kinds of lumbei
this attempt also meeting with de
feat , but Senators Burkott , Brown ,
Cummins , Dolllver and Lafollotto
voted for the reduction.
On page 38G9 of the Congresslona
Record It Is shown that an amend
ment was offered PUTTING LUM
BER ON THE FR1313 LIST. The
record shows that SENATOR BUR-
KETT VO13D FOR THAT AMEND
MENT. The record also shows that
Senators Brown , CummlnH and La-
Follotte with other progressives voted -
od with Senator Hurkett for this a-
mcndment to place lumber on the
free list.
The a hove Is the record. The
record is the best evidence. W1V
the World-Herald give the same prominence
minonco to a correction of its form
er statement'that it did to the ar-
tlclo of the 21st inst ? Will it show
the facts In the case or continue to
deceive it's readers in its efforts to
elect its editor to the United States
Senate.
An Open Letter.
Last week wo published an opei
letter from Richard L. Metcalfo , the
managing editor of Bryan's Commoi
er , wherein he gives his support to
Chester II. Aldrlch , the ropublicai
candidate for governor against .1. C.
Dahlman , the candidate for governor
on the democrat ticket. The follow
Ing letter Is the answer from Chcsto
II. Aldrlch.
DAVID CITY , Neb. , Sept. 19.
Hon. Richard L. Motcalfe , Lincoln ,
Nob. My Dear Sir : I am in receipt
of your letter of the 17th inst. , in
which you state your intention to
give me your support In my candid
acy for the offlco of governor of
Nebraska. 1 regret my ability to
express in words my appreciation of
your action not alone for the great
good your support will do my can
didacy , but for the greater service
you will thus render the state In the
fight now on for civic rlghtousness.
I count It ono of the hlgest honors
of my life to be chosen by you as
your candidate for governor and am
delighted to accept your support.
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M. E , VANDENBURG =
1. S. BRANSON. Auctioneer
W. J. ROOT , Clerk
Send for Catalogue
Your vi .c fu d jc > i.r pen Avlll bring
'thoumin 3 of men to the CIIUEO of
good gt 'eminent.
I agi o wl h o'l that the o\er-
shadowi # insuc In this cnmpnign In
as to v .other tl.c people or the
Ihiuor t uHl , tin. 11 > ulo In thin com
mon won th , PI at Is the ( mention.
If wo w.nnot triuit the puoplo , whom
can wo tnisl ?
I I Lko ; oursolf , I have nothing per
sonal a 'itliiEl my opponenf , James
C. Dfihlimn , hut 1 am eternally op
posed ti'Dahlmiinlnm. . It dlsregnids
.law. 1 panlonr .ho most virloas
. . H proj Itutou womanhoo
degrade nuiiihoou and damns cli'.ld-
hood. t corrupts politics , destroys
homon , fill ! lailw , jtrlsonu , a yluiis
uul n ( > ' 'HI- lidoludcd viiitHiS.
'hori'fi o , iMlci i mo you and Die
hoi' iai is o ! pt Li 'i tic dt mocrata who
vlll lo' ouni M d ulio will liK'it '
lionhlc. to sliouldjr with us in this
rui i < lf fiRaitat on j of the most : ; ; u-
) ondqu , mint tl.oroughly equipped
ind fii nnd coitbpiriuics for the
ontrol ami tlcLntuhory of the people1
govonu mt by tin liquor trunt ' ir
> laiinct. lu tlo lib lory of American
) ollics ! Your action In placing the
cause > f tic pioplo above > our
> arty 1 > ln HIM v/Ill. n confidence that
right \ ill ttlumpu In this contest.
I conn loutly believe that 150,000
voters jf all political parties will go
, o the polls next November In this
) clovve < ' state of ours and cast their
vote nj iiinst Dahliuanlsni and thus
enthral o the people in Iho control
of their own govoinment. Vary truly
youra , ' CHESTER II. ALDRIC
Ciuld on County Option.
To Thu Public :
I ha.o counted the cost , consider
ed res"lts and concluded after ma
tureefleciion that the time has
come vhon every man should dcclar
hlniHcl ; it is no longer a question
ot poVtics , it is a proposition , of
homo agaln&t hell , of good against
bud , L' light against vrong , ot do-
coi' , y ig.iln t di'sonerafy , of law am
ortli'i" gjiiiir.t lu'AIcssnccs and disor
der , o truth against falsehood.
I re li/e tlu- fact that I am a can
didate for an important oflico ; but
tliat . ii't biioiild not and does not
\vork ostoppoi in the matter of one's
expresing ! iii'isnf ; on an important
uml vi'nl ( lucstlon , If it docs , I'll take
the cc sequences and stand by the
colors in defeat if necessary.
The issue before the people a
this time admits of but one con
struct'on ' nad analysis "Shall the
liquor Interests uile ( more properly
put r in ) the mighty State of Nc-
brnski- , first in Intelligence , and , a-
mongft the first in riches , whose
corn c .op produces more money aloiu
than the gold n.ine of the United
tnteb combined ? Our beautiful
state has boon blest in all things
hat KO together to add to human
mppi..esBvc have as many , If not
uore happy homes per capita as any
state in the Union , wo arc a state
hat has said to the world.'Como a-
I'ong. I us and you will find a home
> ve lu vo sought in every way and
nnmi' r to proU-ot the homo-aiul up
D tli's time have commendably per-
omu-1 that function ; the greatest
terror that ever threatened any homo
ind throatoiiB all homes , liiior | , has
beun cngLd as best could be , the
people of the Btato , by their reprc-
senta n es , have enacted laws for
sole i urposo ot controlling the liqu
or In-flic within the state. The Slo-
comh law wns a good law as far as
it we-it ; the nnti- treat law is : i good
1-iw , 'Tovit'ed it would be enforced ;
the eight o'clock closing law is a
good law , all tl ese laws have been
enact-d and havj been of much ben
efit , and to a limited degree , amount
to a soit pf , safe guard to the homo
agaiiut the unfeeling , soulless traf
fic ; these have not proven to be suf
ficient , and every ono of these laws
have heretofore received the opposi
tion of the trafllc , the Slocomb law
was opposed vigorously and so was
the e'ght o'clock closing law , as was
the treat law and the Fort Crook
law , iu fact the liquor interests , call
ed tr ists by many have opposed ev
ery l.'w that in the least has a ton-
dencj to curtail their "personal lb-
erty" to degenerate our boys , ruin
our homes and prostitute our girls.
Now wo have county option which
bus proven a success in sixteen
states ; tills is a stop towards a more
porfca contrail of the trafhc , This
proposed law is not prohibition by
any incaiu , but It brings the matter
of th > control , right to the homo ;
and 1 y the homes of the various
counties is determined the question
whotl or the county will have "boozo
cmpo"iums. " this means a democratic
and complete protection to the homo
against its worst and deadliest foe.
Wo have before us Mr. Dahlman
who declares ho will "veto a bill if
ono i& Introduced" or to use his lat
est words , used in a speech at Waho
Sept. 23rd ho said , spoakin of count
option "If that county option bill
comes before mo I will write in'rcd
ink * ncro s tlip face of the bill "No
thing doiils" and let It go tit that. "
The other candidate , Mr. Aldrlch ,
snys/'If the legislature passes a
county option bill I \\ill siyn It and
will use m > ability to have nuch a bill
It is no longer a question an to
which party Hhn.ll control ! . It
(
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Is "wo or dry" pure and simple. 1
feel confident , that few Indeed are
the men upon whom appctlto has
fastened Its fangs , who will vote for
llqtior control ; 1 have boon criticized
for the use of llio personal pronoun
I' liut under thocirciMiintiinccB I feel
hat the uae lf exuuci > > hlo In as much
IB I am not an editor , were I such ,
would URO th < j uditorhil'we" and dc-
'oto till the space in the paper for
Homo tiKHinst Iho produror of Hell
on Earth , \te the Ll'iuor interests.
It must be ri'.meml'ored that every
oler in the large center * will bo
> ut on ohction day. There Is Dan
ger and wo men must think what
hat dun&cr threatens , o\ory voter
ihould bo ouJ on election day , rain
or Hhlnp , storm or quiet , sick or well
feel I'onfldont that wives , mothers
ind sitters will do all that can be
lone for the cause. I am making
10 appeal for my peisoual advance
ment ; this let tor will no doubt work
nto my injury ; I would rather go
down to defeat , with the people of
this county knowing just where I
stand , than t/ ) receive the office for
a second term by silence upon so
great , and In fact , awful question.
Men ! we cannot stand back , we
must get onto the firing line ; you
will find the foe at every turn you
make , they will bo out in full force
and will work while we sleep if we
I'.re not on the look out.
Two brief years of office is No
thing when compared with the start
ling suspcction that "liquor may win
i't the poll in Novenjber , I appeal
to you to stand fast for the bcauti-l
ful thing we so love , home , I heari
enough of those canting cowardly
sayings , if you come out in strong
terms we will defeat you , Now , all I
[ have to Buy U , fuinish me the ;
words that STC stronger and I will ,
use them over my own signature , if
you think for one minute that 1
fear > ou Fins and Pall Back ; I know
what I am talking about and what' '
I am writing about , I am striving to
write as a man not a candidate for
office , there are many , who use liqu
or , but in the majority of such cases
when the person permits right rea
son to direct the machinery of the i
head , will say liquor must bo "con
trolled and that county option is the
best method of controlling it. If
you are not a victim of appetite , if
you are not one having a homo that
has been devastated by the system ,
just think of the many whom you
'
may aid by casting a vote for Aid-
ricli and county option. If Mr.
Aldrich was as Dahlman is , nnd Mr.
Dahlman as Aldrlch Is , I would then
bo for Dahlman and tW home , but
as the men now stand , , by their de
clared words , there is no good reas
on for Mr. Dahlman receiving any
support in Custer county , nor In the
state of Nebraska. 1 have not dls-
ciibsed the financial matters connect
cd with the question , crime , and
criminals , jails , , pool-houses , etc. ,
those tilings would require- too much
space. The one gem above all else
upon which the mind , soul , heart an
life , leans and lives , should call us
out , and that is liomu.
Respectfully ,
N. T. GADD.
Comity Fair Premiums.
( Continued from last week. )
Iliihy
First , Baby Doming , $2.00. 2nd
Victor Beck , $1.00.
v
IJnliy boj'H.
First , II. . E. Myers , $2.00. 2nd
Baby McMortry , § 1.00.
Culinary department.
Mrs , R. M .Walburn , flOl , 2nd,25c
901 , 1st , 50c , 923 , 1st , 50c , 923 , 2nd
25c , 920 , 2nd , 25c , 928 , 2nd , 25c ,
935 , 2nd , 25q , 936 , 2nd , 25c , 938 ,
2nd , 25c , 939 , lot , 50c , 9-13 , 1st , 50c
9-13 , 2nd , 25c , 945 , 2nd , 25c 947 , 2n
25c , 948 , 2nd , 25c , 955 , 2nd , 25c ,
939 , 2nd , 2nd , 25c , 9G1 , 2nd , 25c ,
092 , 2nd , 25c , 9G4 , 2nd , 25c ,
Mrs. Willis Taylor , 901 , 1st , 50c ,
90 , 24ml , 25c , 929 , 1st and 2nd , 25c
930 , 2nd , 25e , 931 , 2nd , 25c. 932 , la
50e , 942 , 2nd , 25c , 952 , 2nd , 25c ,
1)00 ) , 2nd , 23u.
Mrs. Lon Davis , 903 , 1st , 50c , 933
1st , 50c , 942 , 2nd , 25c. 94G , 2nd ,
25c , 954 , 2nd-2c , 9G05 , 2nd , 25c ,
Mrs. A. R. Humphrey , 909 , 1st ,
903 , 2nd , 25c ,
Mrs. P. M. Sklllman , 909 , 2nd ,
25c,922 , 1st and 2nd , 7Cc ,
Mrs. J. G. Bronlzor , 937 , 2nd.25c ,
940 , 1st 50 , 941 , 2nd , 25c , 943 , 2nd
25c.
Mrs. Theo. Purcell , 930 , 2nd , 25c ,
933 , 2nd , 25c , 952 , 1st , Oc.
Mrs. Gco. Waters , 9CG , 1st , GOc ,
Send YouV Abstract Orders to
J. 6. Leonard , Bonded Abstracts ?
Office in Security State Bank Building
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A SINKING HEW
is n paying hen n Inyiug hen. _ HCIH that U u't sing with contentment J
ate gentinlh so busy fijjiiing lici1 thcilon'l have time to Iny. You can it
easily keep your poultry mid poultrv lion os free from lice with
One cent to cuon.s will do it. The til cot l"Ht3. Costs little and at the
time preserves the wood. Sold by
Phone 79
G. L/C , Turner Lbr. Co
EfiSSS3GiiiSii5 i
lops ! Rats Bulletin
TO THE EAST : Besides everyday special tourist rates to patt
ern cities and resorts , as well as diverse route tours of the E st
including an ocean coast voyage , tborc are special rates Aug
ust 4th to 7th inclusive , for ihe Kn'ghts ' Templar" COri-
cl ve at Chicago , and from July 28th to the 31st for the
Knights of Pythias Encampment at Milwaukee , and m
September 13th to the 17m inclusive for the Grandrmy
t Reunion at Atlantic City.
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ESTE PARK , COLORADO : Just north of Denver , Colorado's
iinest recreation region soon to be a National Park Ask for
full descriptive bjpklet.
HOMESEEKERS EXCURSIONS : 1st and 3rd Tuesdays to vest
and northwest localities. Get in tounh with the undersigned
and let us help you plan the tnost attractive and comprehensive
tour at the least cost , "
H. L ORIVISBY , Local Ticket Agent.
Broken Bow , Neb.
L. W. WAECELSY , G. P. A.
Omaha , Neb
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SAY FRIEND
Do you know it will soon be winter.
1 Get your Coal now. We have in stock
We have in stock Eastern Hard , all
sixes , Nigger Head Lump and West
and other Colorado Coal.
Buy now before the rush.
DIERKS LUMBER & COAL CO.
Phone 23. J. S. Alolyneux , Manager.
ETS53I3ftHTg 'JV : K ai
965 , 23ml , 25c.
Leoim J. Jordan , 90 , 1st , 50c.
Mrs. Jno. Rapp , 92 , 2nd/425c ,
925 , 2nd , 25c.
Clarence Booth , 914 , 2nd , 25c.
Mrs. A. II. Prncht , 922 , 2nd , 25c ,
92 , 3nd2 , 25c , 924 , 1st , 50c , 925 ,
t , 50c , 920 , 1st , 50c , 927 , 1st , Oc ,
928 , 1st , 50c , 929 , 1st , 50c , 938 1st ,
'
50c , 939 , 2nd25c , 940 , 2nd , 25c ,
941 , 1st , 50c , 949 , 1st , 50c , 900 , 1st
50c , 904 , 1st 50c , 905 , 1st , 50c.
IJKKS & IIOX13Y.
Mrs. Gap. O. Waters , 1501 , 1st ,
$1.50 , 1502 , 1st , $1.50.
W. W. Potts , 1501 , 2nd 75o.
Mrs. Mary Bryan , 1502 , 2nd , 75c.
HOKSKS.MULKS ami ASSKS
Miller and Nelson , 119 , lstG.OO
2nd , $3 , 125 , 1st , $ G , 143 , 1st , $10.
B. 12. Cozad. 113 , 2nd § 3.00.
J. E. Wilson , 131 , 1st , $5.00.
Jno. T. Wood , 133 , 1st , $5 , 135 ,
1st , $0 , 144 , 1st , $10 , 145 , 1st , $10.
L. McCamlless,134 , 1st , $5.00.
S. P. Lonergan , 132,2nd , $2.50.
J. T. Cllnoboll , 135 , 2nd $3.00.
Will Pry , 140 , 1st , $2.00.
Reese & Martin , 142 , 1st , § 4.00.
S. Barcus , 140 , 2nd , $1 , 141 , 2nd ,
$1 , 142 , 2nd , $ .00. 4
Tom Flnlin , 107 , 1st , $0.00.
W. S. McAllister , 110,1st , § 3.00 ,
111 , 1st , $0.00.
B J. Tlerny , 107,2nd , $3.00.
W. T. Illggenbottom , 113 , 1st , ? G ,
132 , 1st § 5 , 133 , 2nd , $2.50-114 , 2d
$10. 140. 1st , $5.00.
E. S. Skinner , 114 , 1st , $4.00.
CATTLE.
I
B. J. Tlorncy , 1203 , 1st and 2nd ,
$1.50 , 1204 , 1st and 2nd , $9 , 22G ,
1st , $1 , 228 , 1st , $0 , 1230 , 1st , $3.
G. J. Dady , 1st , $0 , 214 , 1st , $4 ,
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215 , 1st , $3 , 210 , 1st , and 2nd , $9 ,
217 , 1st , $4.00.
A. O. Huff. 231 , 1st and 2nd , $9 ,
233 , 1st , $3 , 234 , 1st and 2nd , $0 ,
235 , 1st , $4 , 230 , 1st , $3 00.
Paul Myers , 220 , 2nd , $2.00.
The fifssi tater Dock J
Gives h book fcmi by Roaccvcli's
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AGENTS
V/ANTED NOW
in cvtry
City , To/t' unrl Village Y
to 'mndlo
Colonel RoosevcU'n
Great Boole
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Joy Myers , 229 , 1st , $4.00.
POULTRY.
W. V. Beck , 1 , 1st , $1 , 2 , 1st , $1.
J. A. Rudgo , 3 , Ifitj $1 , 4,1st and
2nd , $1.50. .
W. W , . Williams , 12 , 1st and 2nd ,
$1.50.
Chus. Myers , 1 , 2nd , 50c , 48 , 1st ,
and 2nd , $1.50. ,
J. E. Wilson , GS9 , 2nrd , 50c.
Mrs. Lou Davis , 30 , 1st and 2nd ,
$1.50 , 29 , 2nd , 50c.
J. II. Walburn , 33 , 1st , § 1 , 34 , 1st
$1.00.
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S. F. Bartholomew. 230 , 1st , $1 ,
38 , 1st and 2nd , § 1 50 , 40 , 1st and
2nd $1 50 , 83 , 1st , $1.00 ,