Custer County Republican., November 16, 1905, Image 5

About Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921

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: L'hursday , No'ember 16 , 1/)05.
Judgc ' 1' . O. C. HarriRoq of
Grand Island , and ex-member of
the upremc Court wa ! > dC'featcd
tor county judge b.r 230 votes.
It was a case of o\'er confidence
on the part of the republicans
and an acti'C campaign by hi ! >
opponent.
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Senor Guillermo l\Iaimyo. a
full blooded Porto Ricau , has ar.
rived from San Juan to tal < c a
full course .in the K nsa Agri.
cultural college. The young.
wan wi11 equip bimself to take
charge of the &lgriculhtral school
in Porto Hico. .
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In history it is not in th per.
sonag'cs but in the fac s that. .
. there IS the real s\ggestion of
cynicism. l"or example , 1t is announced -
nounced that virtuallj' : all the
powers have accepted the invita.
tion of the czar to tak part in a
leace confcrence at The Hague.
f Mr. Roosevelt , tbe peacemake
er of Oyster Ua ) ' , bad1sent out
the cards there would have been
I a certain fitness about it. But
\ tbere is something very absurd in
I their coming from the occupant
of the palace of Pe\erhof , who
I within the last few d , ys bas
been hurling contassions at l is
people. at 14 inland. at Poland in
, the effort to bribe them into
I quiet.
.
! ' Lincoln-J ; lsa's
. 'rhe rn ) ' that
'i , lilt Inay not come unttl the Pana.
ma canal job is off our hands ,
' but prohibits take little rislc in
/ prol11isin that Chicago will
have a dccp water way to thc
gulf before the next generation
. bas drifted off tbe stage. New
York has given an impetus to
the mo"cmcnt by th preparation
to enlarge the Erie canal. so as to
malce it a transportation factor
once more , anel IlIiuo'is will be
found worldng in and put.of con.
gress for tbe next few ) ' ( ar ! ' ; fQ '
a measure authorizing the ex.
penditure of two hundred milJiQns
which it is estimated wlI : be required -
quired for the work. A cbannel
. , is proposed four.teen feet de p at
all potnts , lea'mg the Chicago
dra1l1age canal at tbe Des Plaines
river and , following river beels to
tbe Mis' issippi New York may
insist that since she is spending
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F. W. HAYES ,
If . Jeweler and O tician fi
. . West Side Square ,
. Broken Bow ,
Nobraska.
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Ii Quiets
the Cough
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This isone reason why Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral is so valu3-
ble in consumption. It stops
the wear and tear of useless
coughln . But it does more
- controls the inflammation ,
quiets the fever , soothes , and
heals. Sold for 60 years.
. . Aycr' . Chcrryl'cclorll1 IIR hocn II rClulnr
life Ireqerver 10 IIIV. It hrollt-:1It 11I0 IhrOlllh
a . . , , 'oro IItlRck fir 1.IItHllllollh. . 1111I1 1 reel
Ihnl 1 o"olOY IIr" 10 \VlllulerCIII cnrallvo
prolufllua.WILLI I II , 'fIIUITT. Wawa.
1'11.
by J. O. A"or 00. . Lowell , Maca.
Al.o m ourlAOIUrOn or
AMide , SARS."PARILLA.
rl1.LS.
lJers 11 IR VIGOR.
Hasten recovery by keeping the
bowels regular with Ayer's Pills.
her own UlOIII'y on the grie Can.
al it is fair for Illinois to do the
samc for this , a11 of the digging
be.ing in ll1inoi1. ! 'rhe Illinois
manufacturers association went
on record only the other da. ) ' in
fa\'or of the canal. If cnng-ress
refuses to tal ( a hand Illinois
may decide to go it ; rionc.II
Election Aftermath.
' 1'hc Lou p V all y Qu.een has
reaHon to feel ( l1Sapp0111tcd as
all 10)011 republicans in Custcr
c'ountv do over the d feat of J.
S. Sl1iith for sheriff , hut when
it attributes the cause to Mr.
Smith living in the south-west
part of tbe county , the histor } ' "
of tbe past docs not bear out the
insinuation. 'rhe south.wcst
part of the county has shared
liberall ) ' in oO ce holding in b th
the rcpublical1 an(1 populist par.
tics. If we are not mistaken the
majority Df the county oO ccs at
the present time either reside or
were elected trom the sOl1th.west.
part of the county. Among the.
II number is : C. O. Lind. Hegisterl
of Deeds ; 11' . E. VanAntwerp. '
count } ' surveyor ; Geo. Mair , clerk
of the District Conrt. Besides
Sberiffl i cbardson and gd. McCormick -
Cormick , depnty sberiff , who ha\re
homesteads in Arnold township
and we are informed voted Ilt
Arnold.liist election. The popu.
lists elected both M. R SClmcr- '
inger and H. Lomax to the ofiice
of count ) ' treasurer from tbe
soutb-wcst and J. J. Douglas was
clected clerk of Ule Distnct Conrt
frQm the 80uth.wcst by the re. .
publicans as was also Chas. Penn
for sheri If. 'l'he question of 10.
cation bas but little to do with
the election of a candidate. 'rhe
10yaltY)1nd harmbny oC the part -
t ) ' in tbe majority , in the candia
dates own comUlunity cuts as
great a figure 'as any other factor
that enters into the matter.
' 1'he rcsult of the recel1t election
in Ohio is.a forciable illustration
of factional differences. When
a fation : starts in for retalilltion
it ne'er stops in one locality hut it
spreads to every precinct. What
i- ! > necessary in t hc republican
part ) ' is harmony. l"rom the
I election returns over the state we
I infer that Cnster county is n'ot
alone in her factional dilferences.
I Let 11S a ! ' ; republicans .profit h ) '
the experience of the pops who
SWt pt the county and stah with
a whirlwind and in a'cn' short
time lost 'its power and ircstige
tl roug-h factional tights and per.
Bonal jealo ies. f-let 'lharl11ony"
be our watch word from now
henceforth and 'principle' and not
Prcrsonal preferences be our motto.
rhen wewi11 ) know no south.west
soutb-east , nortb. ve'st , north-
cast or Urol < en Bow. We do not
wish to be undclstood to mean
that Delig-ht to\vnsliip \ is tbe on.
1y one in the county where fac.
tionalism exists. 'l'he'ote of
seral oher townships would
i cl1cate'as m'uch. nor. is Brol < en
Bow precinct entirel ; ) ' guiltless. ,
' 1'hc H1U'un'r.IcAN has strived to
I < now no faction and joined
heartily.wttb the 'eaders of every
commnt1lt ) ' for the success of the
part ) ; 110mine s and the : main-
tainance of the principles' of the
republican party without ques.
tioning wcther we were belping
a personal friend or foe , ) 'et at
the same time we were conscious
of what were the facts.
Politic l Oblervation. .
From tbe reports publ shed
o\'er the state we noticc that the
counties are very few th t elect.
ed all the repub ican candidates.
It is further noticeable that in
nearl ) ' every county the republ -
can candidate for justice' of the
Supreme Court and hoth republican -
can candidates for regents carri.
ed 1110st of the counties. rece \ ' -
ing1bout ; 25.000 in the state.
'l'his establishc ! heyond ( IUCS-
lion .that the republicans are
largely in the majority in most
f the I ounties. as well as the
statc.
' 1'hc cause of the defeat of so
many republican candidates in 1
republican countics is a matter
that d mands careful cousidera'i
t ion. r n ome cases it may he
justly claimcd that the cause is
the result of pnor judgement in
nomination ! > . But thi\ ! ' can not
always be maintained success-
fully. 'l'hc best meii are frequently -
quently defeated or elected with
a small majorit ) ' . We are ready
to conr.eed that the popularity of
the andidate contributes as
much to the success or defeat of
a candidate as an ) ' other cause.
but it is not the only cause. We
will take for illustration a case
away from homc in tho1t of Judge
' 1' . O. C. Harrison of Hall count -
t ) ' . He is a . man of state wide
reputation , a clean man. yet he
was defeated for count ) ' judge by
230 votes in his home county
where the republican canc1idates
on state ticket carried the county
by good majorities. .
In local politics there is 110th.
ing so eITect'e &IS pelsonal work.
This wort { must eIther be dOl1e
hy the candidate or' friends. It
is 110t cnough for an individual
to have a majority of his politi.
cal raith but he must know they
are for him personall\ ' . Nor is
it ( 'noug-h for a canc1if ate to visit
a flV localities merel ) ' to gct
acquaintcll. 'l'hc best men are
! 01J1ctimcs defeated in their own
precincts simpl ) ' 'bccau- ! > they did
not u\l1l1inf \ their aspiration ! ' to
thcir ilcig-hbors. We hl\'C got
too much in the habit of counting -
ing all who.clai n o be republi-
am , "solid" without knowing
person all ) ' where , . they staJd. ,
What is nceded i t cvery county
of the state .h a. thorough or.
ganizatiol1 that wili not oqly
know tht ! political. . preference of
e\'ery voter in ach pr cinct but
may know the individnal prefer-
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'enc'of c\'ef : ) ' voter. To effect
sucb an organ 2atton : will require
a consi eral,31e outlay or mo ey ,
as well &IS much valuable. time. \
'l'he pIau she tld be taken hold
of .by the state central committee
first and then be fol1owed up by
count ) ' anti Irec nct orgll ! iz .
lions and e\'cr ) ' nominee JH -
quircd to contribute hberally of
his t mc and mottey .to carry out
the plans of the organixation.
' 1'herc ! 1hould no longer be any
excuse for repnblicans electing I
thcir poHtical opponents to oO ce.
We arc not censuring un ) ' one in
this campaign hut simpl ) ' discussing -
cussing the situation that re.
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puLlicans mav stop and gvie the
question serious considcration.
The Gentle Art of Bouinll' .
'l'he result of the. recent elec.
tion givcs a considerable amonnt
of food for thought. and thc
Baltimore A'l11eri an , publhhcd
at the home of Boss ( : orman. re.
marks that "it 'is doubtless a
philosophical con l\\sion of considerable -
siderable number of dist.inguish-
eel tentleme . siric'e the 11 tUe
episode of last 'l'uesda.y. t.bat l.
thougb tbey had fondl.y unag n-
cd they had reacbed a posit on in
tbelr ca11i g whic1 entitled them
to a professional chair , they bave
yet much to lerirn. Tbey must
now re&llize that of tbe two kinks
of bossism discO\'ered up to date
they have chosen the wrong kind.
"There is.a . type of bossism
which appeals to all the proprieties -
prieties and all the pat riot isms.
1 t is as pure and lofty as any.
thing- that can be found in
churcb. or camp ; or gro\'e. It
towers above all the pcttinesses
for the public good.
"Man ) ' ma.\ ' pass it hynSU5. . .
pccting. bnt there is. nevertheless , '
a leadership remaining in politi.
cal parties which. is ahove taint
or contamination' . There are yet
f'lcn ' who lead purely for. the I
p.leasure of leading in the right I
( \ircction. \ Possible they takc a
rather egotistic pleasure in the
rencction that to them. at least ,
the spark of patriotism is not
quenched. Such mcn H'e and
are Icnown a ! ; bosses. 'l'hc ) ' are
asserti\'e and aggress . 'Phe\ '
will wink at no crooks in po itics.
They are dictatorial , and at
tim s will hrook no oppositions ;
but it is all for good. They are
leaders who boss because some
men mll ! > t he bossed. even in the
interests of their own highest
goud.
" 'l'he othcr kind of boss has
been so much in evidencc of late ,
and is at this moment enduring
such penetrating agony in a su.
pre me sense of failure , tbat an ) '
extended analysh , ' ! .f him would
he both unnecessary and cruel.
He bas been bossinf ( 'for } 'ears for
the douhle ambition of power and
pelf. He does not leall ; he
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drives. Hi organized fo : !
not for the purpose of instrutting i
persuading or assisting ; it is for :
coercing and clubbing. If the
party wiil not move obediently.
it must mo\'e under the lash , and
c\'ery movemcn t must ad va nce
t he power and profi t 0 f the ch ie f
manipulators of thc machinc'l
and , incidently. of the e\il arm ) '
which does their scavengering.
" 'l'hese are of a t , pe of bosse ! ;
wbo imagined the ) ' had reduced
bossIng to the finest of nne arts.
They hitve bcen endured for a
timc because they fastened tbem.
selvcs so 'cunningl. . . upon the
body politic that it 'was impossible -
sible to dislodge them at once.
Because of this hesitant public
they supposed their art was final
and irrevocable , but tbey wake
up of a Wednesday morning to
find themseh'es and tbeir art
scattered to the high winds of
hea\'en. Thc public suddenly
! > hewed a homely preference for
the gentle art of uossing in the
form of patriotic leader ! > hip instead - .
stead of the brutal art of bossint :
by force of an 'Organi1.ed. inhu-
'man , unscrupulous. immortal ,
misshapen. monstrous political
machine.
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Two Superintendents Out.
At tbe last session of the state
legislature a law was passed
specifying- that anyone not hold.
ing a first grade certificate was
eligible to hold the olUcc of
count ) ' superintendent.
A staff correqpondent of t be
Omaha Bee , from Lincoln. states
that State Superintendent Mc-
Brien announced Tuesday tbat. .
two candidates elected at the
recen t election can not qualify
as they did not hold first grade
certificates on the day of elec.
tion. He bolds that the present
IIlcumbents , who arc properly
qualified in such cases. will hold
o\'er until next election. Some
interpel the article to mean Cus.
ter and Holt counties , but he
does not sa } ' so , neither do the
conditions applr in Custer coun.
ty. 'rhe following is quoted
from the Bee of yesterday :
"State Superintendcnt McBrien
annou ced today that. after con.
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\itat wih- ; : ; : i
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era I , be has decHlcd that the two
county superintcnd'nts elect who
did not haw' finH-grade c rtil .
cates on ekction daeannot
qua1ify. ' 1'he lallll s of't11'l per- ,
sons and the counties in whidl . J
they rcee'ed a majority of the :
votes are withheld" hut he 8tates
that the counties are Jarge and
ha\'e numerous teachers who
would ha\'c heen. < Iualitied. He
leans toward the theon' tbat the
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prescnt inGumuents. , vIto arc
propcrly qualified will 1101d over
until the next election. He said'
that it is probable that the mi.
nority candid'ates who were
qualificd. wil1 claim the ofiices on
the g-round tl at those wbo were
without certit cates bad no right
to ha\'c their names submitted to
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the electors.
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Bl1tTalo count" iSI one of the
counties of the state that elected A
the entire repuh1ican . ticket at \
the last elect'ion.
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, . l' arl.Landr . th' continues to :
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lmprO\ ,
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W. 'l' . Hamsley- was a Brol < en
Bow visitor Monda ) ' . -
Albert Bush ha ' sold his crop
in thc Held and hought a farm. . . '
Broken Bow ' : I
near , known as the t"i ; .
Hil1 fanu. He also bought the '
corn crop of W. W. Walters. who t :
was living on the place he .
bought. , ;
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For week end ing No\'cmber H : j .
Donald Banning. lrs. Mi11ie ' .
Bracht. B. C. Brown , ( card ; )
Charles Coe. Mrs. Oscar Eug.
C. E. Larner ( tard , ) Arthur I
Potter. , .
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IIrokrn B , " , ' . N.hraHka..No.t'lIIht'r IS. tens. }
Nolic HI IlI'f..h ) ' II/h'ell Ihal tilt. (01l1l1l'111 . I .
lIallll' < 1 " IIIt'r ha tiled IIntlc" , or hi. . inl'nllull t .
IlIlIIaku linal PWul III "uppl/rilli hi. . clallll , a"\
Ihal Hald I.wof 11'111 h" , Olalle Icfure Helll''I't
and { ( cceh'er al Bwken Bow. NI "rlIka. 1111 t . ;
U"celllbt'r 21.1"05. Vll : WII.I.JA\t : A S'l'UH. "
I\ ! ' A N'I' or Round Valhy. Nehra ka. ( or Nn.
J I1. ; N.d. n. . . . Section J : > . ' 1'oll'lI"hll' II' . Norlh
Hanlle I" " \\-11. : No.311 : \ Ml4 nl" S"ctlon ) II.
' 1'ulVnhll.I'I. NOrlh lit ' . . . .
Ita nile lit'I "I. 1I nalllt'
Ihe . ( IIIII/wIlIlC willie. . . . ' " III 'JlOh , , , COllllnl/OIl"
r. ldl'IICt' ul'on :11111 . : ulll\'alilln o ( ' < : lllilanol. , 17. '
j'rank'hllla , uf HUllml,11..1' . Nl'brulka ;
Alllel AlIIll'I'olHI of Urul'11 lI.m' . Nchraika : AI.
"e" .ulfl"r ell of Uwken HolI' . NhlaKkq ; ach.
; "I G. Yurk olllruk. . " 11011' . N..hrl.ka.
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BJ'oken Bow , Xov. 1 WO [ ) , of' old ag'e Hnd ge.llel'- I
I III Ii I' I Ii t.y. tlw WI'll blOw" chlll'lIch'l' . II iA'h I' , ' e- ,
I" . " f'i. 'f'hl' : ' ( willl..H' no I > PI'iod or mOlll'ning' as Iw
{ wnx not loved . . hy h iH fwig-II bOl'H. Low PI' eBH ha0 .
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. Low PrH'Ni. Oood OoodH. Lower' PI'ices. Bl'ttCl' Uoods.
I f'W I ! urnit.llf ( ' . C p t.o 1Jah . Latnst Out. Best Oa- ,
pl't . ( lood Mat.HugH. 8hplII ) PI' ceH , Your Gain. '
0111' LOHH , IJict.lIl'H It'muwH. BootH Joulding. Suit : :
\ 0111' Pi1I' . f I unY , ( ; p. Goin' Wast. IIeating' Stoves. . . .
Almost ( ; onf. ' . 0111'8 is 1-1 ere. Oome Get It. New " . 'L , . ,
JfU,1'Ilituyp ; Hell it , Hight ; Got 'em fi-Goi ' . . K ep 'em . . .
u Cr1Jl1SSUI. 11'011 Beels. 8hN\est } Out. .MaJestIc Hml-
j g'IS. . Call't. ! JP Bent , . ell on Hight. Henl' t1w BlIglf' l )
I Cnll. JJ'pd tIll' Bugle On II.
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