By F. M. KIMMELL- .
OFFICIAL CITY&COUNTY PAPER.
$1.60 A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
ALL HOME PRINT.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
NATIONAL.
Tor President ,
BENJAMIN HAKRISON , of Indiana.
For Yice President ,
WHITELAW 11EID , of New York.
STATE.
For Governor ,
LOHENZO CHOUNSE.of Washington.
For Lieutenant Governor ,
J. G. TATE , of Adams.
For Secretary of State ,
JOHN C. ALLEN , of Red Willow.
For Auditor ,
EUGENE M0011E , of Madison.
For Treasurer ,
J. S. HARTLEY , of Holt.
For Attorney General ,
GEORGE 11. HASTINGS , of Saline.
For Coin , of Public Lands and Buildings ,
A. R. HUMPHREY , of CusU-r.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction.
A. K. GOUDY , of Webster.
CONGUESSIONAL.
For Congress ,
WM. E. ANDREWS , of Hastings.
SKNATOWAI , .
For Senator , 29th District ,
JOHN C. GAMMILL , , of Frontier county.
COUNTY.
For Representative ,
E. M. WOODS , of Danbury.
For County Attorney ,
W. R. STARK , of Indianola.
For Commissioner , 3d District ,
STEPHEN BOLLES , of Box Elder.
Said McKeighan in his acceptance
speech at Ho/drege : "I mean no dis
respect to the defenseless dead when
I telj you that I am no democrat. "
RED WILLOW count } ' can take
perfectly excusable pride in re
membering John C. Allen with
a handsome , robust majority at
the approaching election. Lo
cal pride should do that. But
there is the additional incent
ive that he' has made the state an
obliging and efficient secretary.
HON. W. E. ANDREWS should
receive a loyal support at the
hands of Ked Willow county Re-
pnblicaus , and a neat majority
should be rolled up for him in No
vember. Able and clean he is
Worthy of your franchise , and
would represent this district in
congress with energy , fidelity and
efficiency.
! \ H. SELBY , in speaking of
John C. Gammill's chances for
election , said : "At first the out
look was dark enough , but as the
campaign progresses it becomes
brighter , until now I firmly be
lieve that Mr. Gammill will be
elected. Six of the eight counties
will give Gammill a majority , and
there is fighting chance in the
other two. "
THIS may be a quiet campaign
but there is no testimony yet been
offeied to show that the states will
"Hot vote just as they did four years
aga. The new states since admit
ted are solidly Republican and
.they will simply increase Harri-
son's electoral majority. If there
jis .anything substantial our demo
cratic friends have to offer on that
.assertion we would like to hear it.
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IT is reported that a corporation
-composed in part of eastern capital
"Ists has been formed under the
"name of the United States Beet
'Sugar company to establish a
ai'ge number of sugar factories in
this state. As the beefc sugar in
dustry promises to become very
important in Nebraska , , which
offers the best advantages for it of
any state in the union , there
should have been no lack of local
enterprise and capital to carry it
on. But if the factories are built
as contemplated they will give a
great stimulus to beet growing and
rill largely increase the volume of
"business in this state. The idea
of distributing a number of fac
tories about the state will doubt
less produce good results by en
couraging the culture of beets in
many localities where they are not
BOW produced. The sugar factor
ies d6 not employ a great number
of men and do not run throughout
the year , but every new one added
will increase the number of wage
earners. It begins to look as if
Nebraska were destined to become
famous _ as a sugar producing
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BENEFIT SALE
SAT
FADE & SON'S
MONDAY , OCTOBER
We will have on sale
Monday , October 24th , a
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solid car of Chamber
Suits , bought direct
from manufacturers at
very low prices which
we will retail at jobber's
prices.
A PniLADELPHiANhas presentee
to the museum of Independence
hall the magnificent gold brocadec
vest or waistcoat that his ancestoi
wore once in that city in 1698.
He didn't wear it again because
he was arrested and heavily finec
for daring to import Boston fash
ions into the Quaker city , and ii
was by the skin of his teeth thai
he escaped having his head shavec
in the good old Quaker fashion.
The public executioner was order
ed by the court to burn the vesl
but the owner had so successfully
buried f it under his cellar flooi
that they had to make a return of
"nou comatibus" on the writ.
Ihis relic is principally interest
ing as it accounts for and.fixes the
date of the democratic plank that
has from time immemorial adorned
the party platforms , denouncing
and deploring all "sumptuary
laws. " The modern democrat
thinks this plank to be in defense
on free whiskey , but liquor regu
lation laws are not "sumptuary. "
But that was the hallucinationwith
which Grover Cleveland was pos
sessed , when he gravely repeated
his warning against "sumptuary
legislation" in his justly celebrat
ed letter of acceptance. It stands
out in bold relief in that document
as the only attempt in it to launch
a great principle without a string
to it. On the question of sumpt
uary legislation doubtless Grover
thanks God that his party was not
divided and he could venture to
speak out. State Journal.
THE cost of the Homestead
strike to the state of Pennsylvania
was about § 600,000 in wages paid
the militiamen. The loss to the
laboring men and to the business
interests of the town of Homestead
was much in excess of that sum.
When the deplorable affair is
under consideration it must not be
forgotten that the contest was not
over wages so much as over the
manner in which the business of
the mills * should be conducted.
The strike has been declared lost ,
but the men who go into those big
mills in the future will receive
almost identically as much money
per day as the workers who were
employed there before the distur
bance began. State Journal.
No MAN who loves his land and
honors his state can afford not to
vote for Andrews.
THE record of Senator Paddock's
two terms of six years each in con
gress collated by Mr. Perry
Heath for the Omaha Bee was
spread before the readers of The
Journal in yesterday morning's
issue and is worth the perusal of
every Nebraska farmer and busi
ness man. Senator Paddock's
labors have been abundant and
what is still more to the point ,
eminently successful. It is not a
record of a lot of bills flung in and
felt to shift for themselves as best
they could in the rush of business ,
but the senator has staid with his
great measures , has followed them
through the senate and into the
house , and the consequence of his
diligence is that no man in the
senate has accomplished more in
the interest of the west and of the
farmers of the entire country than
the senator has been able .to bring
about as the chairman of the
committee on agriculture and as a
member of other very important
committees. The Journal hopes
that every man in the state will
see the record and read it care
fully. It is a record of good
work that any statesman in the
! and might well be proud of.
Journal.
"CONFRONTED , as we are , by a
condition of affairs so appalling in
; he south that it appeals to
the patriotism of every
American citizen , the election of
Cleveland would , all these facts
aeing known , be a matter of
astonishment , as it would be a
practical indorsement of these
; hings , and as such would be at
once the shame and danger of the
republic. " Mary Lease , Populist
Lecturer.
D. H. WOOLEY , a prominent
alliance man of Kansas , has come
out for the republican ticket. He
says : ' 'When I read that Georgia
went democratic by 70,000 , I at
once went republican by a large
majority. " And many alliance
men in this state are going the
same way.
LET us see to it that JOHN C.
ALLEN is handsomely remembered
u southwestern Nebraska.
Established 1886 , Strictly One Price.
FALL AND WINTER 92-93.
SCLi
We are prepared to
show our stock of
Childrens , Boys Youths and Mens
#
Overcoats , Suits , Pants , Goats & Vests ,
Furnishing Goods , Hats and Caps.
In every department we make a spec
ialty of the Medium and the Best class of
goods ; we also carry a line of Lower Price
goods , which are "much better" than the
goods usually sold at same prices.
DONT BE HUMBUGGED !
DONT BUY TRASH !
DONT BUY OLD STOCK !
SUCH STUFF IS DEAR AT ANY PRICE.
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We offer you selections from an entire
new stock and at Lowest Prices.
MeCook , Neb. JONAS ENGEL , Manager.
CURTIS & BATES
For a Clean Shave or
S = An Artistic Hair Cut.
REAR OF CITIZENS BANK.
McCOOK. - - NEBRASKA.
Banksville Budget
The thermometer marked 88 degrees
Sunday about noon.
A. Peters is building on his tree
claim and will soon be a mile nearer to
McCook.
The republicans of Grant precinct
have made the precinct nominations
and reported same to the clerk of the
county.
T. C. Kelly finished threshing today.
J. A. French doing the threshing f and
his crop of wheat
from about 70 acres o
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Mr. Samson who TpareHasM * ; ih
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t. n't L
Howe Smith place is
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tory to moving his t
and occupying it in the ffljture.
Frank Albrecht of
ranch is hauling about
lumber to build a barn for
and will use about 40
John Rowland our reading
ing the roada worked and weiTOl jfaye
some of the worst places in thgj ocoadft'
repaired. OBSERVES , so"1
The Best Yet.
The Omaha Weekly Bee for
ance of the year , with a large cofa
lithograph of President Harr * e
be sent to any address in this
for 25 cents. This elegant pictured )
the best likeness of the President pbbr
lished , and would cost at least one deV
lar in any art store. Don't miss this'
chance , but send in your order at oiicef
THE BEE PUBLISHING Co. ,
Omaha , Neb. v ,
Pure drugs can always be found at
Chenery's City Drug Store.
L. LOWMAN & SON.
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We are pleased to announce the arrival of complete
assortments of Imported and American made ( Dress Fa =
brics. WE RELIEVE THE STOCK TO ( BE MUCH
THE LARGEST IJt WESTERN JfEBRASKA.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL NOVELTIES TO BE
FOUJfD IJV JfEW YORK AJfD CHICAGO ARE
IJfCLUDED IJV OUR ( PURCHASE and every piece
and patern in the whole enormous stock has been "Marked
at a price which we feel sure is lower than goods of the
same quality can be purchased for elsewhere.
Our stock of Ladies , Misses and Children's Cloaks is
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vj c&sjl7g.e as any which we have heretofore purchased.
qualities must be seen to be appreciated ,
invited to examine them . *
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