X1IE GUBIER COUNTY REPUBLICAN
servant he 1ms always been found on
the side of the people. The rail
roads and other corporations have
felt the effect of his power. Ho Is
the author of the railway commlsslo
law , the freight rate law , employers'
liability act and assisted In the pas
sage of every measure for the bene
fit of the people that came before
the senate of which ho was a mem
ber.
Ills antl-corpcratlon record suits
the populists and they will support
him. Omaha I3ee.
EDGAR HOWARD'S
LETTER TO
GEO. M. HITCHCOCK
NO PROMISE OF SUPPORT FOR
AN APOLOGY.
HITCHCOCK'S BLUFF DID NOT WORK.
The letter that Edgar Howard
the democrats at the primaries was
published In full in the Omaha Bee
wrote G. M. Hitchcock after his nom
inatlon for United States Senate , by
Friday Oct. 21.
Instead of Howard offering to sup
port him if he would appologlze for
calling him a liar it is a defense of
the grounds on which Howard op
posed his nomination and a warning
that if he accepted the nomination
and became a candidate for the United -
nited States Senate that his connec
tion with defaulting Omaha treasuer
would be exposed and possibly his
connection with Bartley's shortage
as state treasurer would come out.
The attack of the World-Herald
on Edgar Howard seemed to have
been made from the fact that How
ard had written the nominees on the
democrat ticket 'that they should
prevent Hitchcock's name going on
the ticket as his name would prove
a millstone to the party and in that
letter alluded to Hitchcock's con
nection with the state treasurer's
Bartley's shortage. This letter be
ing shown to Mr. Hitchcock by one
of the candidates was the occasion
of the World-Herald denouncing Ed
gar Howard as a liar.
The following is the letter Howar
wrote to Mr. Hitchcock and and de
manded an apology but did not prom
ise his support should the apoology
be offered.
HOWARD'S LETTER AND HITCH
COCK'S REPLY.
COLUMBUS , Neb..August 22 , 1910
Han G. M. Hitchcock , Editor Worl
Herald , Omoha , Nebr. : Dear Sir :
In several issues of your newspaper
just prior to the late primary electio
you branded as false certain state
ments contained in a letter written
by my handwlth reference to to your
condidacy for the democratic nomi
nation for the United States senate.
I take it for granted that you will
give me space in your newspaper to
set aside as far as possible the im
pression you may have conveyed to
my mind as touching my own vera
city.
city.We
We are now entering upon an Im
portant political campaign. It is ou
.mutual hope that we may be agle to
elect the democratic ticket in the
state of Nebraska this year. In or
der to do so we must employ every
energy and every advantage in the
democratic behalf , remembering al
ways that Nebraska is a republican
state and that to win a democratic
victory we must not only success
fully appeal to all the democratic
electors but also to sufficient of the
republicans to overcome the natural
republican majority.
It is the desire of my heart to do
all within my power for the promo
tion of the democratic cause. If
I should permit your charge of false
hood to pass unchallenged then I
fear my advocacy of the cause would
lose force and effect. Therefore , in
the interest of the cause which is
to you and I mutually dear , I now
address you. It Is always best that
workers together in a common cause
should be very frank with each
other , thus avoiding complications.
In al frankness I wrote that letter
which you publicly branded as con
taining false statements regarding
your own. political dealings with near
criminal and real criminal interests
in politics. In democratic franknes
I stated that in my belief your nom
ination for the national senate
would be a political mistake , and
that your record of subserviency to
the public service coporations would
make your nomination nothing less
than a millstone about the neck ol
the democrat state ticket. I die
Hot write a falsehood , Mr. Hitch
cock , I djd not falsely represent your
record , J simply wrote the democrat
ic-truth | n that letter , and I great
ly regret that in a moment of passlo
you laid the charge of falsehood a-
galnst me.becauso , If any consider
able number of Nebraskans believe
you then how can those same people
bellevo me when I shall write- appeal
for our ticket , or when I shall write
to refute campaign charges against
our candidates ?
j I greatly fear , Mr. Hitchcock , that
you underestimate the Injury done
to your own cause by that unfortu-
. natc and posslonato assult upon my
j veracity. I have tried to win a goo
name In my homo state. 1 have bee
hoping that If I could not win men
to say that Edgar Howard was brill
iant , they still might say he was
truthful. I have earnestly hoped
that If I could not convince men tha
Edgar Howard was a smart political !
still they might say he was a square
one. But if there shall bo in Ne
braska any person who Is influenced
by a statement In the World-Herald
then , as to htat person allmy hope
Is dead struck down by the adver
tisement of my falsity In your own
newspaper. Of course , you are an
ticipating , Mr. Hitchcock , that In the
approaching campaign very serious
charges may be lodged against our
candidates by the enemy , and I shall
be on duty every hour. But don't
you see you have tied my hands ?
Do you not realize that , by adver
tising me a falsifier , you have done
much to detract from the power of
my appeals when 1 shallask the people
ple to believe not at all the wicked
charges which may bo laid at your
door 'during the campaign ?
Already It is intimated that you
\tflll lir OTMiol f Inn 11V nil n t fmfl vlMi l\f ) .
ng In bondage to two millionaire
owners of public service corporation
in Omaha and that the sum of your
lue bills in their office drawers will
lie named in detail.
But there is possibility of a more
serious charge against you Mr. Hitch
cock , I tremble in presence of that
) ossibillty. In comtemplatlon of its
serious nature I doubly regret that
that the World-Herald has branded
ne a falsifier thus rendering Impo-
tentthe best defense 1 may make in
your behalf. This charge is so ser
ous that should it be lodged against
you there would bo an imperative
demand for your withdrawal from
he ticket. You may recall that onci
ipon a time the republicans of Nebr
iska nominated for a state office a
nan who was denounce by the
World-Herald as a beneficiary of the
Bartley defalcations. Instntly there
came a demand from a respectable
republican for the withdrawal of
this man from the state ticket , and
the sentiment was so strong that
ic was compelled to withdraw. Sup-
lose that the enemy should lodge su
.1 chargeagainstyou , Mr. Hitchcock.
Suppose that the enemy should al
lege that you procured from State
Treasurer Bartley many thousands
of dollars of the people's money on
your own note and that the money
if ever returned to Bartley , never
found its way back to the state
treasury.
I did my democratic duty , Mr. Hit
cock , when I appealed to democrats
to refrain from placing a dangerous
name upon our ticket. 1 can afford
to suffer under your charge that I
am a falsifier , sustained , as I am ,
by the comforting knowledge of the
performance of a duty due my party
and state. Yours very truly ,
EDGAR HOWARI
"Of course Mr. Hitchcock refused
to print the above letter In the
World-Herald. He kept the letter
several days then wrote the follow
ing threatening reply :
"Omaha , Aug. 23 , 1910 Mr. Ed
gar Howard , The Telegram , Colum
bus , Neb. , Sir Your letter has been
received. Your support is not want
ed and yohr attack is not feared.
You have posed as a purist
but there are enough people who
know your real life to appreciate
your hypocrisy. Start the attack If
you want to. My life , private as
well as public , Is an open book.
Very Truly ,
G. M. Jlitchcocl
KOK AfiKI ) PKOPL1 ] .
Old Folk should be Careful in their
Selection of Regulative Medicines
We have a safe , dependable and
altogether ideal remedy that is par
ticularly adapted to the require
ments of aged people and persons
of weak constitutions who suffer
from constipation or other bowel dli
orders. We are certain that It will
relieve these complaints and give
absolute satisfaction in every par
ticular that we offer it with our per
sonal guarantee that it will cost the
user nothing if it falls to substntl-
ate our claims. This remedy Is call
ed Rexall Orderlies.
Rexall Orderlies have a soothing ,
healing , strenghtening tonic and
regulative actoin upon the bowels.
They remove all irrltations.dryncss
soreness and weakness. They re
store the bowels and associate
organs to more vigorous and health )
activity. They are eaten like cam/ ! ,
may bo taken anytime with out In
convenience , do not cause any grip
ing , nausea , diarrhoea , excessive
looseness , flatulence or other disa
greeable effects. Price 2 fie and lOc
Sold only at our store The Roxall
Store. Albert H. Souders. '
There u more Catarrh la this nrrtlon of the country
Ihnn all other ( lloo.ws put touetticr. urn ! until the lust
tew yrars was sumwood to bo Incurable. Vat n Krrat
many { cars doctors pronounced It n loon ! disrate mid
prescribed local remedies , and by nm.itnntly faliinfl
to euro with local treatment , pronounced It Incurable.
Science has proven Catarrh to bp n constitutional ill-
case , and therefore requires constitutional treatmrnU
Hall's Catarrh Cure , manufactured by r. J. Cheney
A Co. , Toledo. Ohio. Li the only Constitutional cure on
the m.irkct. It Is tAkcn Internally In tlosco from 10
drops to a teaspoonful , U acts directly on the blood
nnd mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one
hundred dollars for any COM It falls to cure. Send
for circulars anil tmtlmonlals.
Address : V. J. CIIKNKY A CO. , Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by DrucKlsts , 75c.
Take Hall's Family Tills for constipation.
CHURCH COLUMN.
M. E. CJiurcli. R. II. Thompson , Pastor
Sunday School 10:00 : a. tn ;
morning- sermon 11:00 : a. m ; Jun
ior league 2:30 : p. in ; Epwortb
league 6:30 : p. m ; evening sermon
7:30 : p. ui ; E L. Mission Study
Class , Wednesday 7:30 : prayet
meeting Thursday .7:30 : p. m
Cou.e zj.i worship with us you
w'1' ? " v . .trs.nger in the church
but once.
Baptist Lliurcli. A. T. Norwood , Pastor
Sunday School 10:00 : a. m ;
preaching 11:00 : a. m ; Junior
union 3:00 : p. m ; B. Y. P. U. 7:00 :
p. m ; preaching 8:00 : p. m ;
teachers' meeting- Monday 7:30 :
p. m ; Agoga class Tuesday 7:30 :
p. m ; prayer meeting1 Wednesday
8:00 : p. in ; A-tnoma class first and
third Tuesday of each month
7:30 : p. m.
Christian Church Z. 0. Doward , Pastor
At the Christian church next
Sunday. Communion and preach-
ini ? services at 11:00 : a. m ; spec-
il snnjj service and sermon 8:00 :
p. m. ; Special music by the choir
and others. There will several
selections at both services.
Bible school 10:00 : a. m. ; Christ
ian Endeavor 7 p. m.
Episcopal Church Will S J. Dumvill.
Sunday morning praise and sermo
11 o'clock ; Evening song and ad
dress 7:30Sunddy : ; School 10 oclock
Quire practice Friday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard.
There are no rented pews in the
church come and make yourself "at
home" In one of thorn. Sunday
morning largest attendance since
here. Newly organized choir gave
inspiration to the service.
Hog Strayed.
A black Berkshire sow , weight 27
pounds , strayed from the stock yard
Saturday , Oct. 8. Anyone knowing
of her whereabouts will confer a
favor by notifying C. F. Tierney or
may leave word at the Republican
office.
Another ot" Ctistcr County's Pioneers
( June to Itest.
Thomas Sterling Evans died at
his home in Borwyn Saturday Oct.
15 , 1910 at 9 o'clock p. m. of heart
failure aged 70 years 2 months and
8 days.
Mr. Evans was born in West Vir
ginia August 7 , 1834 , his parents
died when ho was very young and
ho was brought up in his sister's
family and when he was quite young
she with her husband and family
moved to Wisconsin where they re
mained for some years. Hero he
got acquainted with Miss Mary Jane
McKnight and some time in the year
of 1855 they were married and to
this union were born eight children
Three of the children precceded the
father to the spirit land , two girls
and one boy. Leaving to mourn his
loss his aged and faithful companion
and five children , three boys and
two girls and quite a number of
grand children.
About 30 years ago Mr. Evans
mpved to Nebraska and located one-
half mlleeast of Derwyn on one of
the finest farms in the Muddy valley
where he has remained until a little
over a year ago when ho bought
property In Berwyn and moved into
the village whore ho passed his last
days.
days.Mr.
Mr. Evans was taken sick about
two months ago but was not confine.
to the bed but was up and down am
when the last hour came he passed
away without one struggle.
The funeral was held at the
Church of God In Borwyn on Tues
day Oct 18 , 1910 , atlO o'clock a. m.
conducted by Rev. R. Hellls the larg
audience attested to the esteem in
which the deceased was held in the
community.
I After the services the vast audi
ence followed the remains to the
Janesvlllo cemetery where interment
was made.
.MAICK T1IIH TKST
How to Toll If Voiir HaltIs DIs-
I'llSlMl.
Even If you have a luxuriant head
of hair you ma y want to know
wl-ethor It Is In a healthy conditioner
or not. 98per cent of the people
need a hair tonic.
Pull a hair out of your headIf ; th
bulb at the end of the root is white
and shrunken , It proves that the
hair Is dtscased.and requlroc prompt
treatment If Its lees would be avoid
ed. If the bulb Is pink and full
the hair Is healthy.
Wo want every one whoso hair
requires treatment to try Rexall"93'
Hair TonicVo promise that it
shall not cost anything If It docs
not give satisfactory results. It is
designed to over come dandruff , re
lieve scalp Irritation , to stimulate
the hair roots , tighten the hair al
ready In the head , grow harl and
cure baldness.
It Is because of what Rexall " 93"
Hair Ton lt has done and our sincere
1'i'lth In its goodness that wo want
you to try at our risk. Two slv.es ,
50c and $1.00. Sold only at our
store. The Rexall Store. Albert
II. Senders.
THE NEAL INSTITUTE CO.
OF
GRAND ISLAND , NEBR.
Ind. Phone. 187. Hell Phone , 295 s. 205
WE CURE THE PRINK HABIT.
We issue a contract and guarantee to
cure the drink hnbit in THREE DAYS.
We employ no hypodermict or other
hnrsh or impossible forms of treatment ,
We not only guarantee the results of the
treatment , but the PATIENT is the sole
judge as to the cure. In event of hia not
having lost all desires for alcoh olic liqu
ors at the end of the THIRD DAYS
TREATMENT ALL MONEY EXPEND
ED INCLUDING CARFARE WILL BE
REFUNDED.
If you yourself arc addicted to drink or
f you have any relative or friend , who isle
lo yourself or him the kindness of writ-
tig to us for testimonials , a copy of our
contract will accompany them. Afford
us the opportunity of serving you , by
lispeiliug the doubt you may possese in
reference to our ability to cure the curse
of drink. All correspondence in plain
wrapper and everything confidential.
Inquire about our DRUG and TOBACCO
cure. Address all communications to
NIJAI , INSTITUTE Co. ,
Grand Island , Nebr.
JKFFOKDS ACJAIX !
I heard the remark made that
"Jeffords was trying to slide Into
the legislature on his chronological
history"so ti set that man right and
any other who might get the same
Idea , I would have everyone know
that I am one of the nominees of the
Ic parties and am pccfectly willing
and abundantly able to defend their
princiules as set forth in the plat
forms adopted by the state conven
tions hold at Grand Island , Nebr. ,
in July , 1910.
In anything wherein these plat
forms may differ , 1 shall give prefer
ence to the Peoples , Independent.
C. II. Jeffords.
0X13 WEAK SPOT
.Most Iti'oken How People Have a
Weak Part and Tim Often
Its The Mack.
Every one has a weak spot.
Too often Its a bad back.
Twinges follow every sudden twist
Dull aching keeps up day and nig
Tells yon the kidneys need help
For backache Is realy kidney-ache.
A kidney cure is what you need.
Deans Kidney Pills euro sick kid
neys.
neys.Cure
Cure backache and urinary Ills.
Broken How people recommend th
remedy.
Mrs. J.W.Brnco of Broken Bow ,
Nobr. , says ; "Several years ago I
began to notice that my kidneys wer
disordered and two or three years
ago these organ gave me conslderabl
trouble. My back became weak ad
suffered Intensly from a pain and
surcness acroos my loins. The kid
ney secretions were In bad shape
and It seemed that I was ailing all
the time. Knowing of the benefit
a member of my family had obtalnoi
from Deans Kldnoy Pills , I was led
to try this romeddy. It did mo a
world of good and often times since
then I have used this remedy with
marked benefit. I never mean to
bo with out a supply of them In the
house.
NOTICE 1 V PUHLUUT10X.
Charles Bowen defendant will
take notice , that on the Oth day of
Sept. 1910 , E. Oschwlnd a justice ot
the peace of Ctister county , Nebra
ska issued an order of attachment
for the sum of $21.05 In an action
pending before him , wherein Belle
Barrett Is plaintiff and Charles Bow
en is defendant that said order was
returned "no property found" and
that the Security State Bank of
Broken Bow was garnished and an
swered that there was property in
Its hands belonging to the defend
ant to-wlt : a note secured by mort
gage said bank has been ordered to
hold whatever of the same belong
ing to the defendant subject to the
further order of the court , and that
the case is continued to the 7th day
of Nov 1910 at 10 o'clock a. m.
September 14 , 1910. Belle Barrett
15-20-
I have money to loan on well Im
proved farms at C per cent. E. C.
Iftwso. Gl-tf
Huning Xot Allowed
The public Is hereby notified that
no hunting will bo allowed on my
farm , north of Broken Bow.
IS'-iJl William D. Gr.int
Shcppard & Burk
Have just received 100
pounds of the best comb
Honey , Ouster County
Product. 20c per Ib.
Tliis honey is made by
bees raised by Z. D.
Amos.
White alfalfa honey
guaranteed to be pure.
Everybody invited to
come in and buy a Ib.
Sheppard & Burk
Phone 125 South Side Square
J. B. SCHROCK , D. O.M.D.
PHYSICIAN and OCULIST
Olllcc In Dlerks block.
Special attention given to chronic
diseases , diseases of the eye , throat ,
nose and FITTING GLASSES.
phones-Olllcu 433-Residence , White 331
15 COAL g
No Dirt. No Clinkers-- ;
CoaN-Tho'.Good Kind.
e FEE
I
N For Sale. Doth Wholesale /
and Rotnil. Hitfhost Market ;
h Price for All Kinds of Grr.in „
t Elevator
F. J. BAIIR , Prop. Phone 62
Notice to Delinquents.
Notice is hereby given that the
rentals upon the lease contracts
to the following described schoo'
lands in Custor county , Nebraska
as set opposite the names of the
holders thereof , is delinquent and
if the amount which isduo is not
paid within GOdays from the date
of this notice , said contracts wil
be declared forteite by the Boart
of Educational Lands and Funds
and said forfeiture will bo enter
ed of record in the manner pro
.vidod by law.
All sec. 10 , tp. 15 , r. 20 Mary
L. Hammond.
So 1/1 sec. 16 , tp.18 , r. 25 Dav
id H. Chilcote.
August 23 , 1910. E. B. Cowles
Commissioner Public Lands am
Buildings.
An intelligent person can can
? 100 monthly corresponding for big
| newspapers. No canvassing. Send
for particulars. Press Syndicate , B-
STOP TO CONSIDER
If you Will stop to con
sider the excellence of the
drugs that you get here
you will readily see why sr
many people trade here.
We are more than carefui
in the selection of ourstocl
and in the compounding' of
our prescriptions. ThatV
why satisfactory results
always follow the use ol
our medicine. The doctoi
knows this and is nevei
disappointed when his pre
scriptions are prepared by
us.
A complete line opDamerap
and Supplies
S. R. LEE.
The Busy Druggist.
A New Glean Stack of
LUMBER
7rc8h IOLA Portland Cement.1
FrdshCar of ACM A Plaster.
A Splendid Line of Fence Posts ,
. you contemplate using any of
the above this Sprimg or if
you need a nice load of -
COAL
CALL and SEE
H. T. Bruce
< a Co.
Broken Bow , Nebr. Phone 234
FRANK KELSEY
ALL KINDS OF WELLS
consult Him If You Want Water.
Urokcn Dow , Nebraska.
N. T. GADD
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office over Ilolcomb's book store.
Office phone 308 Residence
Urokcn How , Nebraska.
T. A. ARMOUR
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Practices In all the courts. Convayanclnp
ui'i notorlal work , Ofllcu up stairs over
Slate Liauk of llrokeu How ,
Hroken now , Nebraska.
BANGS' STUDIO
WE MAKE GOOD PHOTOS
Kast Side of Square
Hrokoii How , Nebraska.
HARRY KIMBALL
UNDERTAKER AND ENB AL/ttE /
( Licensed )
Uuslncss phone , 301 Residence 3010
Hroken How , Nebraska.
L. E. COLE
EMBALMER & FUNER'L DIRECTOR
( Licensed )
Union lllock Business phone 85 , ResdenceI323 |
Urokcn How , Nebraska.
DR. G. F. BARTHOLOMEW
PHYSICIAN AND OCULIST
Glasses Fitted.
All calls promptly attended day or night.
Phone 61.
J. L. FERGUSON
NOTARY PUBLIC
Real Estate , Insurance , Ranches and
Farms for Kent , Legal Papers Drawn , Sur
veying and Platting.
Urokcn HOW , Nebraska.
For
E. . F.StuJsbJcsr , Biick and
New International Automobile * \
J
See O. II. CONRAD.
Anyone , anywhere , can start a
mall order business at homo. No
canvassing. Bo your own bosa.send
for free booklet , tells how. Heacoclf
A4D82 , Lockport , N. Y. 45-tf
For Sale. A fine resident bloclc
one block south of ball grounds.wlU
sell by quarter if profered. B.V. .
Blair. 42-