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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
Largest Circulation in Red Willow Co
Subscription l a Year in Advance
Republican Ticket
STATE TICKET
For Suprome Judgo
S II SEDGWICK of York County
For Regents
L H GOOLD
C J ERNST
COUNTY TICKET
For Surveyor
A C WILSON of Bondville
For Coroner
JOSEPH SPOTTS of Valley Grange
For Judge
G S BISHOP of McCook
For Superintendent
E S DUTCHER of Indianola
For Sheriff
A C CRABTREE of Indianola
For Clerk
E J WILCOX of McCook
For Treasurer
O L THOMPSON of McCook
For Commissioner Third District
C H HARMAN of McCook
Happily tho style of campaign fol
lowed by Jasper Phillips of the Indianola
Reporter grows yearly more distasteful
and unsuccessful
Just make up your mind to vote the
Republican ticket streight this Novem
ber state and county You will be re
lieved of any possibility of making an
error
The Schley investigation has revealed
many petty bits of ignoble human
nature with little else that is compen
sating All in all its a discreditable
exhibition of envy and spitefulness
Johann Mosts seditious article pub
lished coincidejitally with the assassina
tion of President McKinley drew him
one year in the penitentiary He may
congratulate himself on getting off so
lightly
In view of the numerous warm experi
ences of the past year hade3 has no
terrors for the average resident of Beaver
City Indeed it has a reminiscent
smack aboutit quite charm
ingly cool to some of them
The official ballot this year will be
much smaller than last year It will be
9x24 inches Under the new law there
will be one fourth less tickets printed
which will be a corresponding saving to
the county Beaver City Tribune
Americas most industrious
and provident people are the Swedes
That countrys balance in the exchange
of money orders with the United States
the past year is 41000000 kroners much
of which it is fair to assume has gone
over to the old country to assist other
Swedes to come to America
The indications are dear that the
state will have another siege of smallpox
to combat this winter s The disease has
made its appearance in Omaha Xincolu
Hastings and a number of other points
in various sections of the state and in
severer form than last winter It is
clearly the duty of the state and muni
cipal governments to be wideawake
about this matter and to use every pos
sible preventive of its spread
The most competent estimates of the
worlds wheat crop place the total slight
ly in excess of the previous two years
There is little if any prospect however
that this will have any substantial effect
upon prices as the shortage in other
foodstuffs particularly corn will more
than take up this slight excess The
American farmer is assured of a market
at good prices for all his wheat and
Nebraska will come in for more than its
usual share Bee
The Beaver City Tribune lost a sub
scriber last week and the only reason
the editor can give for the catastrophe is
the fact the editor on a recent occasion
nearly broke his back carrying water to
save from burning a building owned by
said subscriber in a late fire in Beaver
City How the subscriber must have
hated that misguided editor However
as the editor still retains 1149 subscrib
ers on his list he has decided to continue
the publication of his paper
Mb O Tj Thompson the Republican
candidate for treasurer is so well and
favorably known throughout the county
that he needs no introductien to our
readers During his two years occu
pancy of the office Mr Thompson has
conducted the affairs of his office in a
business like manner and by his courte
ous treatment toward all who have trans
acted business with him he has made
scores of warm personal friends in every
precinct of the county who will see that
he is reelected by an overwhelming
majority Bartley Inter Ocean
We are going to have school just
the same and our supplies are much
lower in price The Bee Hive
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Coated Coffees are
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Henry L Gdold Withdraws
The withdrawal from the Republican
state ticket of Henry 3J Goold nominee
for regent is a credit to the gentlemans
judgment and party patriotism reliev
ing the party of any and all embarrass
ment and placing himself before the
people in the proper light Under the
circumstances placing him on the state
ticket was an error
In connection with his withdrawal
Mr Goold makes a statement which
contradicts in important points state
ments made by Ex State Treasurer
Bartley and which place the former in a
much more favorable light before the
people He admits the receipt of the
money by a bank of which he was presi
dent claiming that it was not a per
sonal loan Notwithstanding Bartley
says he never received a cent of the
1000 back Goold says h e holds
Bartleys receipt for 500 Further
Goold states that of the nearly 50000
liabilities of the failed bank in which he
and wife were the largest depositors at
the time of the failure and two fifths
owners of all the stock he has alone
paid off all but about 2500 exclusive
of his and his wifes claims and that all
depositors will eventually be paid in full
In conclusion Goold says At no
stage of my dealings with Bartley have I
ever been conscious of a dishonorable or
dishonest act
Mr Goold makes no explanation of
the voting of his home county delegation
in the late state convention to forthwith
return Bartley to the penitentiary
Hastings city council has decided to
compel every person in that city who
has not been vaccinated in the last three
years to be properly and effectually vac
cinated
The Arapahoe Mirror C E Reed
editor just couldnt stand it any longer
ana has come over to tne Republican
party body soul and breeches
has doubtless squared that
delegation account with Goold
Dont forget the bargains in Boys
Knee Pants at the Bee Hive
WANTED SEVERAIi PERSONS of charac
ter and good refutation in each state one in
this county required to represent and advertipo
old established wealthy business house of solid
financial standing Salary 1800 weekly with
expenses additional all pavable in cash each
Wednesday direct from head office Horse and
carriage furnished when necessary Refer
ences Enclose self addressed stamped envel
ope Manager 316 Caxton Building Chicago
HAS THE BURLINGTON
Morgan HilHarriman Syndicate Flies
Its Papers of Possession
Burlington la Oct 16 Special
Telegram -Articles of incorporation of
the Chicago Burlington Quincy Rail
way company were filed in tho county
auditors office in this city this after
noon Tho capital stock of the new
company is 100000000 and its object
as set forth in the articles of incorpora
tion is to acquire the Burlington system
and other roads and to maintain a rail
road in tho state of Illinois Iowa Mis
souri Kansas Nebraska Colorado Wy
oming South Dakota Montana Wis
consin and Minnesota
The corporation began Oct 15 1901
and will continue for fifty years with
the principal place of business at Burl
ington Iowa
The understanding is that the new
corporation is merely the first step to
put matters in shape for the transfer of
the property to the
syndicate According to the rumors
that are floating about here this corpor
ation will take charge of the Chicago
Burlington Quincy Railroad company
and the many lines leased and controlled
by the company and then transfer them
altogether to the Morgan-Hill-Harriman
syndicate
This new corporation is legally entirely
separated from the Chicago Burlington
Quincy Railroad company The old
company is corporated under the laws of
the stale of Illinois while the new one is
controlled by the laws of the state of
Iowa There is but one change in the
name of tho company The old is a rail
road company the new is a railway
company
The corporators J C Peasley J M
Dering J D Connell W W Baldwin
and E M Shelton met in Chicago
Tuesdao and formed the articles of in
corporation but nothing was given out
about the matter until this afternoon at
3 oclock when the papers were filed in
the office of tho county recorder The
same papers will be filed tomorrow in
office of tho secretary of state at Des
Moines
The first meeting of the incorporators
of the Chicago Burlington Quincy
Railway company will be held in Burl
ington The new incorporators will
probably meet on Saturday and elect
officers and steps contemplated for tak
ing control of the Chicage Burlington
Quincy railroad by the new company
may be discussed
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When strength is full and
spirits high we are being re
freshed bone muscle and brain
hi body and mind with con
tinual flow of rich blood
This is health
When weak in low spirits
no cheer no spring when rest
is not rest and sleep is not
sleep we are starved- our blood
is poor there is little nutri
ment in it
Back of the blood is food
to keep the blood rich When
it fails take Scotts Emulsion
of Cod Liver Oil It sets the
whole body going again man
woman and child
If you have not tried it send for free sample
its agreeable taste will surprise jou
SCOTT BOWNE Chemists
409 45 Pearl Street New York
50c and 100 all druggists
Slates were never so cheap as this
year at the Bee Hive
How about those dinner pails
tablets slates pencils and pens
We have plenty at the Bee Hive
Have you noticed those Knee Pants
for hoys at the Bee Hive
CULBERTSON
Bov Gould is attending quarterly conference
George G Eisenhart came up from StockvilIe
Sunday
Carl Crews is suffering with a severe attack of
tousilitis
Miss Stella Smith of Trenton was in this vil
lage Friday
Elmer Reynolds drove down to McCook Sun
day afternoon
Pearl Roberts of Beverly spent Sunday with
Marietta Wimple
Miss Ora Reynolds returned from her Arapa
hoe visit Sunday
Henry Kleven left for Denver Thursday morn
ing on a short visit
John McNeico is assisting DL Shoemaker in
the store this week
Harry Risley of Grand Island was in tho city
tho first of the week
DrGVGage of McCook made a professional
call in this city Sunday
Mrs J R Boyer of Trenton was the guest of
Mrs William Vastine Friday
Mr Lett the Hastings traveling man was
doing business in this city Thursday
The dance at the court house Thursday night
3 as well attended and a groat success
Mrs T M Harry and daughter MissPhoebe
are the guests of J M Crews and family
Misses Ada and Eva Besack of Wauneta were
the guests of Mrs J A Kirk over Sunday
Mr and MrsGG Eisenhart and daughter
Miss Florence were McCook visitors Wednesday
John Burkette spont several days of last week
in Palisade on business of a pressing nature
Mrs Frank Henderson of McCook spent Sat
urday and Sunday with her parents of this
village
Mr and Mrs A W Suiter and Mr and Mrs
A L Taylior of Trenton took in tho fair Jiere
Friday
Tho teachers association held here Saturday
was well attended and an interesting meeting is
reported
George Birchell and Hugh Wilson strajed
down from Stritton Thursday night and took
in the fair Friday
C W Meeker and John Kelley came up from
McCook Wednesday to see the water turned in
the big syphon across Lunn canon
The Hitchcock county fair was held in Cul
bertson Wednesday Thursday and Friday of
last week The attendance was good and the
speed program and other features for the amuse
ment of the crowds met the highest expectation
of all
Last Wednesday tho water was turned into
the big syphon across Lunn canon on the Cul
bertson ditch in the presence of a number of our
citizens The work was pronounced a success
by all present as tho water passed through tho
pipes 90 feet down to the bottom of the cannon
then up again on the other side and off down
tho ditch to the complete satisfaction of all
Water is now running along the streets of Cul
bertson the first in nearly two years
DANBURY
Fall wheat sowing is still in progress
ABrowns sale Thursday north of town was
well attended and everything sold well
T S Denman Jr was out from the eastern
part of the state looking over his fathers farm
six miles west of town Thursday
W T Henton and S R Messner went to
Kansas City Wednesday to buy one hundred
stockers to bring back with them
NADuff president of the Duff Grain Co at
Nebraska City was here Tuesday looking over
his interests at this point
Rev Mayfield returned from North Platte
where he has been attending Methodist confer
ence Rev Mayfield will hold the Bartley ap
pointment next year
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PONDS
EXTRACT
Reduced one half with
pure soft water applied
frequently with dropper
or eye cup will remove
congestion and instantly
relieve pain and inflam
mation
CAUTION I Avoid dangerous irri
tating Witch Hazel preparations rep
resented to be the same as PONDS
EXTRACT which easily soar and
generally contain wood alcohol a
deadly poison
Mistakes Made at the Mint
John Erhard of Philadelphia has a
coin dated IS91 which has a heu I en
either 3ido showing that mistake are
J irde evvn -it the mint Every fin
ished coin passes through the hands- of
a great many experts and there is lit
tle chance of an irjperfec piece escap
ing this scrutiny There are saii to
be many of them in circulation how
ever No particular value is attached
to the couis outside of their rarity as
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senses There isnt any such reason
and thats why we ask you to come
and see for yourselves how well this
store is prepared to give you special
service and unequaled merchandise
at a great saving It is but a
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To buy where you can secure the best
and most good for the least money
Hence we urge you to try us on any
thing in the line of
Bri Goods
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For we are here to sell goods and
please and satisfy our customers in
every particular especially in highness
of quality and lowness of price
We are going out of the grocery business
as we need the room for our other lines
which we will make more attractive
than ever before
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ALL GROCERIES WILL GO
at bedrock prices Come early and get
first choice Now is the time for you to
lay in your winter supply of canned
fruit and vegetables
ARTZ THOMPSON
THE FOLKS
j ttIio simply sit and wisa are not the ones who catch
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Youll wake up one of these cold mornings and
find youre caught without an overcoat
Why not be ready when the cold spell comes
Our stocks of
Mens Fall
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Quantity Quality Style ad Price
You can depend upon anything you get here as
boing correct in every detail
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