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Chairman C. 13. Manuel of the pop
list fltato committee finds that forty-
two fusion papers rofiiBO to swallow
Dahlman , and the gang buck ot him.
It might bo added that three fourths
of the remainder arc supporting Dah
man still , very still , as David B. Hill
would say. State Journal.
After reading some of the papers
in regard to Senator E. J. Burkott's
actions in Congress and then road
what Ex-PreBidont Roosevelt and
Senator Dolllvcr of Iowa , two of the
greatest progressive men In the Unit
cti States , have to say in behalf of
Senator Hurkott , one can draw ills
own conclusions that the senator ha
boon greatly misrepresented and tha
ho has been working all the time for
his constituents in Nebraska. Alex
andria Argus.
The Holbrook Observer insists tha
wo ought to support Hitchcock for
senator in preference to Burkott.
Let us see : The Observer repudi
ates Dahlmau for a thousand good
reasons , any one of which is simple
therefore It must bo conceded that
Dahlman is had. But Hitchcock is
a Dahlmanito , therefore the Obser
ver should repudiate Hitchcock also
instead of asking us to support a
candidate against whom all antl-
Dahlman arguments apply. If Hitch
cock had followed the lead of the O
server and thousands of other good
democrats throughout the state who
liavo repudiated Dahlman and pled
ged their support to Aldrlch , to sam
as Hicard L. Metcalf , of Lincoln , has
done , then the Observers strictures
might bo good. At present they
are strictly out of place. Beaver
City Times Tribune.
Senator Norris Brown , In his speec
a : David City lastSaturday , showed
up the great interest that Gilbert M.
Hitchcock , The democratic nominee
for U. S. Senate , had in the cause of
the people when Important measures
were before the recent congress.
I\Ji. Hitchcock , who is an aristocrat
and silk-stocking , kid glove sort of
, n fellow , it appears , was in Europe
having a good time at the peoples
nxponso when our present senator ,
13. J. Burkott , was voting for the
McCumber amendment to the tariff
bill , which put lumber on the free
list. Senator Brown snowed by the
Congressional Record and the roll
calls made in the senate that Sena
tor Burkott had voted with LaFol-
letto , Brlstow , Cummins and Dolllvo
on all of the amendments that wore
offered by the progressives to the
tariff bill , while the same was under
consideration. That when Burkott
was voting for the amendment of
fered by McCumbor putting lumdor
on the free list , Congressman Hitch
cock , who is now a candidate for
aonator , was in Kuropo upending a
salarypaid him by the people to rep
resent them in congress. Plorco
call.
Ouster county holds the record
this year of being the largest corn
growing county in the Btato. The
assessor's flgues show aiwcreago of
275,088. Gage was second with 185
804 and Knox third with 158,494
acres. Twontyflvo other counties re
ported an acreage exceeding 100,000 '
Adams county with 109871 acres of j
winter wheat leads all other countlcf
by a largo margin , Clay county bo-j !
ing second with 102,290 and Hod ,
Willow third with 89,479. South
western Nebraska's importance as a
winter wheat section is Illustrated b
the fact that in the counties of Ad
ams , Clay , Chase , Dundy , Franklin ,
Frontier , Furnas , Cooper , Hall , Ilnr-
lln , Hayes , Hitchcock , Kearney , Nuc
oils , Perkins , Pliolps , lied Willow an
Webster comprising the fifth con
gressional district and eighteen conn
ties in all , had nearly a million acre
of winter wheat out of the 2.375.0CO
plantad in the entire state. The to
tal oats acreage was In excess of thl
figure , and in this northeast Nebras
ka comes to the front. Knox coun
ty leads with 93,714 acres , Cedar
89,489 , Antelope 79,925 , Pierce 74-
33G , with others in that neighbor
hood well up. State Journal.
More or Less Personal.
Word conies from one county pre
cinct in eastern Nebraska that out
oi ninety eight democratic voters
there is at least thirty-six have de
clared their intention of supporting
Mr. Aldrich. The defection is so
general that the Dahlman campaign
ers have started a series of stories
in which they try to show that Mr.
Aldrlch "drinks more booze than
Jim. " State Journal.
Candidates For the Legislature.
The Nebraska Issue in its issue
last week gave a list of the candi
dates for the state legislature and
where they stand on the question of
county option.
The candidates of this senatorial
and representative districts arc M.
L. Fries , rep. , and J. A. Ollis , Jr. ,
of Ord , dom. , both are for county op
lion. The candidates for represent
ative are Jesse Gaudy , dem. , Chas.
H. Jeffords of Broken Bow dom. ,
Oliver II. Moody of Ansley , rep. , and
W. J. Rico of Mcrna , each of whom
are for county option. The name of
John Painter , socialist candidate of
Broken Bow Is not given.
Another lllfj Cut.
The Lincoln State Journal has an
nounced a fifty cent rate for its dall
from now until January 1 , 1911 , or
seventy-five cents Including Sunday ,
If you want to know the real truth
about all that's going on in the po
litical mix-up this fall in Nebraska ,
get this paper that is free from all
sorts or strings is not running for
office , holds no office and doesn't
want any- The Lincoln Daily State
Journal is the state paper that is
walking right to the front these day
on account of its cloan-cut , fearless
stand on public questions. No mat
ter what your beliefs , you do not
want your news tampered with. New
colored for selfish ends should bo un
bearable. The paper will bo stopped
when your time is up. Never pay
strangers but send to the pudllshors
direct at Lincoln.
Hitchcock Stands With Diililninn.
Just why county optionists will
support Hitchcock docs not appeal-
clear from a consistant point of view
Mr. Hitchcock is not only supporting
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H 23 BOARS and 22 GILTS aired by H
1 ORPHAN BOY , GRAND LOOK , |
| GREAT HADLEY , JUMBO JR. |
1 AND FIRST LOOK. I
: 6 TRIED and PROVEN SOWS
= THE GREAT CHAMPION-ORPHAN BOY 1
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I M. E , VANDENBURG
E Z. S. BRANSON , Auctioneer
If W. J. ROOT. Clerk
Send for Catalogue
DiililnuH for governor but hu is ac
cused : > y Edgar Howard editor of
the Commbus JDrtno Telegram , that
while Oahlman r unds for the homo
brewo i > thit IMichcock rtyro. mts
tluN ; donnl Trcvois AEHoclti'loii.
'j lie Mi" lupp 'iC'iulillcan ' ol'Mno-
criitK-i u ifi Ui ) ' i > , . -.xnilns . ' . < ' * mnn
on Mu ' llfor of 'ho di-mocr ; Un (2o (
luii.hu Vivli'grnm.
i.dp f Hov/ard * IJB Bryan cannot
co'.ils oiitJy bolt DahlmiUi r rl sup-
po J iliiUtftpk POP ton Uulti I Hates
sci U I' IVIMV. Coim-nds t , - ' Dahl
in i ' 'ii' f. he homo tin wers
ai * rJlr . I--TIIH thtlon -
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tl . u f w.i-
cr "t , .a ) i\ \ n cliOlco ! n fhat
dl- Jcl > i ! . i an , i- i1 i.ho Nobruska bro
eir ov ; ' time i. * noalnsL tlio Nation
al Hi v i5Vv ; AsRooiatlon. Stand up
for Nv hraslta. "
Tin UcD'-.on'B attack on Attorney
Gadd Jast 'voek it Is generfilly conceded -
coded will'mal'o Gadd more votes
than .t will looc for him. Let the
good vork go on.
lr. lories.
M. L. I-'rlea ltis ; received several
letter ) from prominent men of the
state ! OiiE''ntulailnj ' { him on ills nom
inatio'i to the office of State Senator
and cipres ins ( ho hope that ho will
ho eli "led.
Juone J. E. Coliliey of Bratrlco ,
authc , of the Annotated/ Statue of
Ni hrn"ka , and other work.s ot Inw ,
saya : "M ; . Dniir Senator : I am gla >
ol yc ir nomination. Your lr Inlnp
anl < pcrifiico n-ako you a " , .iiiablo !
in ' ? ) .1 tlu Ijdcl ili'timi.1
b s'or H Muriel ) , vej"1 Mean
c : 'i ' > i f for * c vt-nior , v.'ri.t , "Jl
Ke \ 1. ii'ipi MSI ) yen vr' ! ; , ' .nalce
Ii ijfacre , ( i 1 fin oloct'd i will
iii . " 1 il'-nty of ilile help. '
Kx lovi'i'iur George L. Sheldon
says , L in. , giad you are nominated.
1 wo ! ( " < niacli v-tlher you lisd re
main .1 in Mi' nc'-j Cor Govonovehlp
It wi-'ji-l havj boon so e isy to have
elect" 1 /Oi ( . "
Pr. i Jnmcd W. Crabtree , candi
date 'or the of'ie ! of State Superin-
tendc ! t , writes in .1 similar strain.
Manj others luve expressed thcni-
selve' ulon ; the sanio lines.
Tl' s tei'dp to show the people
of tl ' 3 district \vhat the people in
othei parts of the state think of
Mr. I'ries , and how they regard his
abllit/ and service. Arcadia Champ
icn.
f. avr Dan.octatic
lloost For Alilrich
Vi tor Wilson , democratic repre
sent ! .ive from the 89th district aiul
n do 'iocn-,1 from tip to too , is the Ui
C"L r. in to bolt 'ho c..mp of the Dah
n. in 'orcts ' Mr AVil&on sa b in part
I. , 'lil inn ts cituply nn lutpouullilc
c id Into for governor wlt'i uic. lie
i 'il ! holiv-.6 in no rognlillon of
t1 i iaor lJ3ii'eisa , and IIM I tea of
' or oi.il Lilu-rty" locuiir. co utw of
r .y iud " Af.ilii wt say - ' 1 uu f { . <
Den- . > 'i.Ur nv not nil dead jrct. D ; .
. -I * Hi'ju i irc"iicilo The Two
Gi IjM-t JM. li tchcock and James
CorV Dahlman uro two men in a tub
The ! lofty prirclplcs are the same ,
their attitudes their cherrinhod hope
theii Intifinliblo reasoning the same.
Thoj agrco en 1 10 county option tex
on ti.e ciRht o'c ork ding-dong prob
lem , on the snrio social municipal
and -jonevolent prohloms and hoth
swim in the simo : luxurious contam
inate .1 , contemptible campaign suds.
Dp'ilman demands more respect b
cause ho doesn't hide under a cover
ing i-f shazn conservatism. He says
what he'll do and no one doubts the
meaning of Ills words. Ho's right
out ou the firlni ; line with a punk lo
of ammunition nml he'll fight till th
last Unhlmnn voter collcctc his re
taining foo.
Brj an is supporting Hitchcock wlu
sti'iida for the Fame things as the
in. n to whom ho ruftifios hifl support
If itn principle , how can you'sopar
at' ' the two ? Dunninjj lloo-stor.
HATlt IIKAT.TII
If vim II ive Ji-.ilp ! or nil' Trouble ,
T < i ! ' A < lviat : > t > o of This Oiler
' \'e ould unt afford '
i to so sa'oiiK-
ly enih rsn Rc-xnll " 03" Hair Tonic
and continue 10 pell it as wo do , if
it did not do nil wo claim it will.
Should our enthusiasm carr us away
and Rexall " 93" Ilari Tonic not give
entire calisfactlcn to the users , they
would IOHO faith in us and our state
ments , and In consequence our busi
ness prestige would suffer.
Wo assure you that If your hair
is beginning to unnaturally fall outer
or if you have any scalp trouble ,
Roxall " 93" Hair Tonic will prompt
ly eradicate dandruff , stimulate hair
growth and prevent premature bald
ness.
ness.Our
Our faith In Rexnll " 93" Hair
Tonic is so strong that wo ask you
to try It on our positive guarantee
that your money will bo cheerfully
refunded If it does not do as wo
claim. Two slacs , 50c and $1.00.
Sold only at our store The Iloxall
Storo. Albert II. Soudors.
Uniltl on County Option.
To The Public :
I have counted the cost , consider
ed ret- ills and corn-Hided after ma
ture reUectiM ) Hint the time lias
rome when every mnu shuld declar
liimBt'Jf ; i' U no h.nj r a question
ot politl'H , it ) o n j ioi osltlon , of.
homo apuinot hell , of & < od against
1'nd , of .right ngnlnst vr < ng , of dc-
( logenomcj , of law and
he coiiBSru"ni'C3 t'nd &t. ml by the
lolors in defeat if iioco.s'ary. .
Tinicsut before the people at ,
this time admits of bul one construct - |
struct Ion and , unalycis "Shall the
liquor interrats rule ( more properly
put. luir ) Uio inijrhty C ate of Ne
braska , first in Intelliftnco , and amongst -
mongst the first in ri. hes , whoso
corn croii produces more money alona
than the gold mine of the United
t-ttca combined ? Our 'beautiful
state haa been blest in all things
ihnt go together to add to human
happiness , v/o have as ir.any , if not
more happy homes per capita as any
stale in the Union , we are a state
that lias sr id to the woJ'Come a-
ivonpit uo and you will find a home
we Imvo KoiiRht iu every way and
mano'ir lo i otcct tlic homoand : up
to rht- < time hive ' 'ofinrndably per-
1ormcd that , funrticr. ; .lie greatest
terror iluit o. ' < i * Unc > iu-d any homo
iud I'lr at u * all lion1- * * liquor , has
" "
been caj.r" < 1 . . - / i.ld bo , the
Pvop'.i * f I'T Etatc , } y . .heir rcpro-
Uont : lives , have en ; Utl laws for
sole oarposrt c > T ooutroJliMg the liqu
or traffic within the fttato. The Slo-
foniL lav , ' vas a good law as far as
it wc t ; the sin LitieAt 3 . 'V is a good
1-iw , provlaril il woiild > o enforced ;
the I'lyht o'clock club's law is a
good lavr.ll ther-e lav\"a have been
enacted and lisive be on o" much ben
efit , and to a limited decree , amount
to a sort of , snfo guard to the home
against the unfeeling' , soulless traf
fic ; these have not pi oven to be suf
ficient , and every one of these laws
have heretofore received the opposi
tion of the traffic , the Slocomb law
was opposed vigorously and so was
the eight o'clock closing law , as was
the treat law and the Fort Crook ;
law , in fact the liquor interests , call
ed trusts by many have opposed ev
ery law tht-t in the leabt has ti ten
dency to curtail tlicir "personal Ib-
erty" to dcacncrato our boys , ruin
our homes and prostitute our girls.
Nov.wo have county option which
lias proven a succwb in sixteen
this is a stsp to > ards a more
coitrcll ; of tuo tv.iffic , Thisj
of' Itr.v if , not ] i , ohibition by
j'.uy mrnn , but IT bunf the matter
of ( lie cimiol. rlynt tthe homo ;
u.ul f\ ) tL Koin- of the various
fA uj'tKc Is rlctert"ihvrt ihe question
vhetHor tlrj counfy ' . ! ' , i have "booze
oinpoi'iuina. ' ' tliiainear.o a democratic
siijd coiupleto protoclii.n to the home
agaiast its worst and deadliest foo.
* .
Wo have before us Mr. Dahlman
who declares ) he will ' eto a bill if
one is iatieduced" or to use his lat
est u onis , itMHl in a speech at Waho
Sept. 23rd ho said , spealcin of count
option "If that county option bill
comes before me I will write in'red
ink' ncrotm the face of the bill "No
thing donlg" and let h go at that. "
The other candidate , Mr. Aldrich ,
says"If the legislature passes a
county option bill I will sign it and
will use my ability to have such a bill
passed. "
It is no longer a question as to
which party shall controll. It
la "we or dry" pure and simple. I
feel confident , that few indeed are
the men upon whom appetite has
fastened Itu frngs , who will vote for
liquor control ; 1 Itavo been criticized
for the tiso of the personal pronoun
' ! ' but u ml ta < hoelreu instances I feel
that the use is excusable In as much
.is 1 f'in not un eciiior , i\oro I such ,
I would u c th" ocliiPiIil'wo' and devote -
vote all the space In the paper for
Homo ajjuUiBt the piodacor of Hell
on Earth , via the Liquor interests.
It must bo remembered that every
voter in the large centers will bo
out on election day. There Is Dan
ger and wo men must think what
that danger threatens , every voter
hhould be out on election day , rain
or shlno , storm or ruiot , sick or well
I feel confident that wives , mothers
and sistora will do all that can bo
done for the cause. I am making
no appeal for my personal advance
ment ; this letter 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 to receive the office for
a second term by silence upon so
great , and in fact , awful question.
Men ! wo cannot stand back , wo
must got onto the firing line ; j
will find the fee ut o\ery turn you
make , they will bo out in full force
Send Your Abstract Orders to
J. GL Leonard , Bonded Abstracter
Office in Security State Bank Building
yaBSKprnm Enasas * aE323S2z
A SINGING HEM
is a paying hen a Inyinn hen. _ Ilenq that d , n't sinj ? with contPiituient
ate Kt'uerally so husfifhtiiiR lice they don't have time to lay. You can
easily keep vour iioultrv niul poultr bnii" free from lice with
.
One coal to c.'Oi ' ts will do it. Ihc HH-OI I sts Co > ts litile and at the
time preserves the wood. hold by
Phone 79
G. L. Turner SJhi % Co
ZSS EL-.iigasjA'iECSn 7 f'g - ' - yg'J KZ : * - ! s-.af-2LLg.vtiiZBf2r
as iasasssmsgBg Es isKg a ' 'i '
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The HomeseeUers' Excursions on the island 3rd Tuesdays to the
West , Southwest and South offer an excellent opportunity for a journey of
inspection or pleasure , during the autumn and winter , through these fast
growing localities where land is constantly increasing im value.
The Cheap One-Way Autumn Rates to The Pacific Coast
are in effect this year only until October 15. Go early and escape the final
rush for sleeper accomodatioiis. Every day round trip coast rates are in ef.
feet this winter : general basis $ QD.OO , and $15.00 higher vi.i Shasta.
The Daily Winter Tourist RateS to southetn resorts become effective
about No-euiber 1st. These rates with their desirable routes and priveleges
together with the out door and hotel attractions of the southland , should ap.
peal to many looking to avoid the rigors of a northern winter.
H. L ORSVZSBY , Local Ticket Agent.
Broken Cow , Neb.
L. W. WAKELEY , G. P. 'A. '
Omaha , Neb
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223 STC2232SS
SAY FRIEND
*
Do 3rou know it will soon be winter.
Get your Coal now. We have in stock
"We have in stock Eastern Hard , all
sizes , Nigger Head Lump and West
and other Colorado Coal.
Buy now before the rush.
DIERKS LUMBER & COAL CO.
Phone 23. J. S. Moiyneux , Alanager.
and will work while we sleep if wo
| are not on the look out.
Two brief years of office is No
thing when compared with the start
ling suspection that "liquor may win
at the poll in November , I appeal
1 to you to stand fast for the beauti
ful thing we so love , home , I hear
enough of those canting cowardly
sayings , if you come out in strong
terms we will defeat you , Now , all
I have to say is , furnish me the
words that are stronger and I will
use them over my own signature , if
you think for one minute that I
fear you Fire and Fall 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
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 home that
has been devastated by the system ,
just think of the many whom you
may aid by casting a vote for Aid-
rich and county option. If Mr.
Aldrich was as Dahlman is , and Mr.
Dahlman as Aldrich is , I would then
be for Dahlman and the homo , 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. I have not dis
cussed the financial matters connect
ed with the question , crime , and
criminals , jails , poorhouses , etc. ,
those things would require too much
space. The one gem above all else
upon which the mind , soul , heart an
llfo , leans and lives , should call us
out , and that is home.
Respectfully ,
N. T. GADD.
The readers of the Republican are
called to the Neal Institute Co. ad
vertisement of the cure of the drink
and tobacco habit , at Grand Island.
J. W. Richardson was in the city
Monday on his way to Wcstorvillo
to attend the funeral of his uncle ,
Louis Bookneau , who was killed at
Hazard Sunday by the train.
J Sons
yThs Ktesf Pspalar tim
Gives in bosk fcrm fey R
OWll hanS Jh3 3Ci3 COGOURt Of lS !
Afrisaii Kuni.
Y
. SONS ,
i 33 Fifth Avenue - fr-w Yor ! : j
For Sale.
5 acres ndjoinhxg town. Pine
5room house with chicken house
and yard good barn avid hog citr-
rol. 4 room house ftve blocks
from square and also Ihe Post Of
fice Store. G. T. Kobiuson.
Some Simps For Sale.
No. 1C. A five room house , now ,
cave , small barn , hydraulic woll.and
pump , shade trees , cement walk ,
quarter block of ground , close totno
aigh school. Price right. Can tak
3onio stock as part pay.
No. 27. A now six room dwelling
veil and pump , barn , halfblock of
, round. Price very low.
Some acreage properties just out-
Bido. price to suit. A stock of hard
ware in city to trade for dwelling
In the city or cash. Phone 242 for
square deal. 14-tf J. M. Fodgo.