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I . 'will close out our John Deere 'goods at e
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I. M. ; RICE - Editor and Propr.
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1 Congressman Hitchcock will be
, a candidate for the U. ' S. senate to I
succeed Burkett , and it is our ,
opinion that He is the strongest can-
didate , . heretofore , : prominently .
At t
mentioned. H is work in the , low-1 l ,
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. formed and the Second district of
this state has been ably and well
< "represented. We are for Hitch-
cock.
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k " ' ' " W. ' . J . Bryan has caused con1-
" siderable disappointment to his
friends in Nebraska in refusing to
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- : .become a candidate for the U. S.
senate. The statement from Con
gressman Hitchcock comes E.S a
1 . , surprise , and the people will won-
der why Mr. , Bryan failed to take
, them into , his confidence when his
name was , being continually men-
tioned as our next candidate. We
do not know that anyone consulted ill
,
him , regarding the matter or that
anyone ; thought it necessary to do
so. The people generally expected
him to become a candidate and
'looked forward to his election. ' It
. may not be" his duty to help out
" ' ' - his own state after they have fol
_ ' lowed : him through three cam- I
. . , paigns : for the presidency , nor can
' .we claim that he owes the debt of
. gratitude which he has suggested
. .that he can never repay. We
: . : -thought ) _ there was , a unanimity of .1 I
I . : ' : : feeling that he .should be the can
: didate and that he would not re-
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f' I ' t , ' -'l , . school caused by partisan I I
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f ; ' , . ; : : stage. . . .Employees are ' resigning ' 1 i
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\ , I / . - , : dent. . director , Shellhorn ; is insist-
! . ' , ' . ing : that , they , play politics , instead ,
' ; " of . .atte.ncling , strictly to their' du- !
I . ; " . .ties ; , 'The . : other . day . the ' engineer I
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dynamos until engineer could
b e secured. Politico-Preacher
Ludden , who has long drawn il-
legally a salary as secretary of the
board , has not yet : made good his
threat "expose Crabtree. " The
secretary : is , confining his rebuttal
to loud l and vociferous noise , the
one .thing that , has made him fam-
ous in republican conventions.
The normal . school board law
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enacted by the democratic legisla '
ture , and which was declared void :
by 'a partisan supreme court ,
would have made impossible such
disgraceful I scenes as have been
witnessed . in connection with the '
Peru institution during the past
two or three months. But to take
the ' management of that big insti
tution out of the hands of the re-
publican machine did not strike
the republican machine tenders as
a good political move , hence the
willingness to sacrifice the educa-
tional interests of the state in
order to advance the interests of
the g. o. p. machine.
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Lawson G. Brian , state treasur ,
er and one of the normal school
directors who prefers playing poli-
tics to the building up the educa-
tional institutions of the state , has
practically announced his candi-
dacy for the republican congress-
ional nomination in the Third dis-
trict. If intense partisanship is a
recommendation for congressional
office in these times , or if "stand
pat" doctrine is acceptable to the
republicans of the Third district ,
then Mr. Brian has many things
to recommend him.
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The men who handle the , trains
of Nebraska , the passengers who ,
ride thereon , and the shippers
who patronize them , should not
overlook one law enacted by the
last li I gilatureH01SP ; Roll 374. :
This is known as the "full crew
bill 1 , " and it not only makes for
the safety of railroad men ' but for ,
the safety of the traveling and
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shipping trade. . This law com-
pels all passenger trains over five
cars in length to have a crew con-
sisting l of an en1.1 , neer , a fireman ,
a conductor , one . brakeman and ]
one ' flagman. The necessity.of a j
flagman in these days ; of intensive
railroading will bejvcognizfd by i :
every traveler. ljY ; ight trains
must have an equally large crew , !
and main line local freights carry-1 : I :
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and carrying merchandise niust i
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Another law passed by tlm last
legislature : ; is deserving oi. ! . more. .
than passing : notice. It is i i'ue law '
requiring all paints sold in the I'
state to be accurately ] labelc ] I. 1 and
provides a ' 'heavy penalty fui- any
one who s.ells ) flaxseed or Jinseed
oil that , does not answer all the
chemical ] te'sts for purity recog-
nized in the United States Pharm- !
acopbei. The pressure brought i
to bear to defeat this bill , and . to I
have -vetoed after it was passed
was terrific. This , of itself , was
evidenae of the . necessity of the
law. , , . . . . .
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State Fire Commissioner John '
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son is now actively engaged in
making an examination of all pub-
lic buildings , storehouses , ware-
houses , etc. , with a view to ren
dering them less liable to fire. , All
basements will have to be cleaned
rut , fire apparatus installed ac : -
cording to law l , and proper safe-
guards taken. Although a new
department , the fire commission
has rendered splendid . service. '
Several incendiary fires have been
discoveredthe perpetrators caught
through the . activity of the depu-
ties , and the danger of fire from
any cause whatever greatly lessen-
ed. Commissioner Johnson's force
is now at work in Lincoln , and
when the t investigation is complet
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ed the other cities of the state
will be taken up as rapidly as pos
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sible.
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The assessors will soon be at
work and the taxpayers of the
state will realize more than ever .
the good work of the .last I egi.s ! a-
ture in providing , for the election
of precinct assessors. It is no
longer possible for the state board
of equalization to arbitrarily raise
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or lower the assessed valuation of
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a county , and the precinct assess-
ment is made more equable by
one thoroughly , familiar with the
local conditions. '
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The oil rate law enacted * * by ' be-
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democratic , , legislature qjr : 1909 ; ' has
.aJ read. " , saved to the oil consucbers t.
of the state many thousands of
dollars , and has worked to the ad-
vantage Qf the independent ( 'r ' fin-
eries of Kansas aiid Oklahoma. . i. .
All attempts of the g. o. p. man- ,
ager to deprecate the good effects
of this law have been thwartecTby
the evident fact that oil isjch wer ,
the freight rate less and the qual-
ity of the o.'l consumed better.
The g. o. p. organs that strive so
faithfully to belittle the work of
the democratic legislature confine
themselves tOmere assertions , but
always carefully avoid any ap
pearance of dealing , with-the real
facts.
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Teachers' Association Saturday , , March 26 ,
at 1 :30 : P. M. , Valentine School Building
Theory of Teaching , chapk-rs 23-3(5 ( ; -
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Plnys'uncl Gaines " , pages I-1SS ; ; - D. F. story
Book Review - - - EtheMlnJyn
Industrial Work of Ht. Francis Mission
School - - Sylvia Ajlnrd
Aviation ' - - ' F. L. : ' Reader
Nlebelungcw Lied ' - ' Julia H Vai iJriel
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Prominent Educators of America -
- - - - Esther S.chul/
Eeucation in Porto Rico , Lizzie Cavanaugh
Education of the Blind - Hiram Newman
Up From Slavery : ( hook review ) _
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Shepard ;
Planet Mars - . . - Roscoe "Ward
The County ; Superintendent as an Edu-
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Aids in Drawing - Grace O'SuIlivan
The Teacher In School and Out of ( *
School - ' - Mrs. Mary Miller
Php. ] ps Photos ! three days only ,
March'31 and April 1-2. ' 10 2
Ed Reiser and his brother Aug-
ust were in town Tuesday. The
latter- ' owns" a' farm'at PhiJlips ,
near Grand . . : Island. ' * ' " ? '
Don't stay away on account' " of
bad weather. If you can - , get to
the .studio we can make your
photo , - Phelps Photo Co.- ' 310 : 2
Ed Clarke ' has sold his residence
next to the ' Ludwidg Lumber Co.
to R. A. McQuade and has ! ; pur-
chased the Kyees- Austin- Thack-
rpy home. . . , , .
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A t the annual Easter cooked food
sale , you \vilL find cnlorp.d - . - .Jt ster
eggs , pies , cnkes , chickens , pud
dings , salad , home majle candies : : ,
etc. At T. G " HQi : nliv'S. : ' store Sat
urda , .Marth . ; 2G ' at 10 a , m. 10
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Your Money Back If You
are Not Satisfied with
the _ Medicine : We
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edy will permanently relieve con- '
stipation , no matter , how chronic it | I
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may be , that we offer to furnish
the medicine at our expense should
it fail to produce satisfactory re-
sults.
It is worse than useless to at-
tempt to cure constipation with
cathartic drugs : Laxatives . Ot
cathartics do much harm. They
cause a reaction , irritate and
weaken the bowels and tend to
make J constipation more chronic.
Besides , their use becomes a habit
that is dangerous.
Constipation is caused by a
weakness of the nerves and mus-
cles of the large intestine or de-
scending colon. To expect per-
manent relief you must therefore"
tone up and strengthen these- or-
gans and restore them to healthier
activity. /
The discovery of the active prin-
ciple of our remedy involved the
labor ] of the world's
greatest re-
search chemists. As an activfe ag-
ent it possesses the valuable quali-
ties of the best known intestinal
tonics as well as Being particularly
pleasant , and prompt it its results.
We want you to try Rexall Or-
derlies on our recommendation.
They are exceedingly pleasant to
take , being eaten like candy , and
are ideal for children delicate per
sons and old folks , as well as for
the robust. They act directly on
the nerves and muscles-of the bow-
els. They apparently have a neu-
tral action on other associate or-
gans or glands. They do not
purge , cause excessive looseners
nor create any inconvenience
whatever. They may be taken at
any time , day or night. They
will positively relieve chronic : or
habitual constipation , if not of
surgical variety1 , and the 'myriads
of associate or dependent chronic
ailments , if taken with regularity
fora reasonable length of time.
They come in two sizes of pack-
ages , 12 tablets 10 cents ; 36 , tab-
lets 25 cents. Sold in Valentine
only at our store , - The Rexall
Store. Chapman , The Druggist. _
APPLES ! , ,
We have them bearing- up to 25
bushels per tree-trees 28 years old ,
and set in the sand-the poorest soil
we have - they could not do better or
yield more in any country than they
have been doing for 20 years. .
We have the following varieties in
the nursery : .
SUMMER :
Yellow Transparent , Duchess , Red
Astrachan and Red June. .
FALL
Wealthy , Haas , Wolf River and
Prices Sweet.
WINTER
Northwestern Greening , Janet , Ben
D.ivis , Wine Sap , and other varieties
md Whitney and other varieties of
i rab Apples. . .
We have 22 varieties of Summer ,
Fnll and Winter Apples , 7 varieties
of Crab Apples. 5 varieties of Cher-
ries , , 7 varieties of Plums , Peaches ,
1 urrants , Gooseberries , Blackberries ,
Kaspberries , Grapes , Strawberries ,
Evergreens , Shade Trees , Forest
Trees , Roses and other Ornamentals.
GET THE CHEAPEST for a long
time usefulness. ! A TREE IS A PER
MANENT INVESI ' MENT. Get trees
grown nearest borne. They are ac-
climated and grown under same con
ditions you want them to grow , and
where they can be had fresh and
planted the quickest , and from those
that are g'owingorchards for thein-
selves and are producing fruic and
wiil-iurnibh any information desired
for you to succeed. I
Write for catalogue or come - to I
our nursery and see the stuff. 50 i
acres in nursery and our own orchards
Chas , J. Boyd ,
Brown County Nursery
Ainswbrth , Nebr
Nursery one block north-east : : : of the
Court House.
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Phelps Pho tos , threTe days only ,
March , 31 , and " April 1-2. . . 10 2
Kerosene oil , best , grade 15
cents per gallon , at Fischer's
Hard ware. * 9
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Call on Henry Schaefer , , Nenzel ,
Nebr. , for hardware and farm im- .
pl mpnts. ' . ' 9 .
Wanted : A middle , aged wom- . .
an and girl , . 'or two girls , .to cook ,
and do restaurant work. Must . .
understand ; restaurant work. ,
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Durability
TO do good work and be durable seems to us strong points ;
on the disc harrow question. Good worK demands : a harrow
that pulverizes the ground thoroughly , that cuts out dead furrows ,
. that adapts itself to , any uneven condition of the ground. -
harrow must have Strong frame Sieei
To be durable a a frdie
shanks , 7/g gang boI' § , heavy gauge discs , and . a
general construction throughout that leaves no room for question
as to the strength of any part.
All these pointe have been built '
into tha Deere Model B.
o - II Is the most
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It barrow to
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harrow that \c\ \ III IA I V ride upon
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It is made in all sizes from 4' to 10' C < llf ? 16 , 18" and 20"
Hses9 has improved oscillating scrapers , extension oil tubes ,
with or without weight boxes , and all sizes are furnished with a
stub tongue. If you are in the market for a disc .harrow be
sure to see tlae Model B at our store.
Valentine Lumber Co. '
A. E. Morris W. W. Morrissey 0. W. Noyes i
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< save one-th - to ( me. the cost any -
heating plant , haying EQUAL CAPACITY. '
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, ' We sell a first-class furnace , suitable for a cottage with al'l pipe
and fittings for $60 00 , and larger furnaces at proportionately low
prices.
, We manufacture 36 ( different furnaces of the leading styles. ' We x t '
' own one of the best equipped furnace ; .
t plants in the west. : We manufacture c
. - . .a the very best and sell at the lowest
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, , ' p - ' ' possible manufacturer's price. Our ' .
4r , _ - ° furnaces burn any kind of fuel.
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, The'Bovee furnace is the only
furnace having perfect.forced Ven
, . . % tilating System , thnt Insures pure air
I k in every part of the house. The value'
I of this forced ventilation cannot be {
fiw over-estimated , especially in case ot
, 1 had lungs or sickness. . J
) We ship ever3Tthing properly'pre :
' pared ready to install so that any. '
. / jl " ; ; , -N handy mai can properly install our ' . .
, , . ' furnaces without any assistance from "
x Nyf < 1 c n , ; i a tinner. . >
Send rough plan of [ building to be I
. ° ' , ' , , 1 fq ) heated and get our three-colored cata-
t / , , log and best plans for heating plant. '
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n it 3' A letter to us will ) } save you about half
the cost of a heating plant. -
. BOVEE FURNACE . WORKS
496 8th St. , = WATERLOO , IOWA
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