~ ■*11IM111 I »Mii — — cuting attorney in this much moted “"-in ■ ■ n>JLi_Jut The Frontier Hans case lias helped to free them; he has kept as many out of the pen as he D. H. CRONIN Published by has sent there. But that is no re- ROMAINE SAUNDERS, Assistant Editor business. The and Manager. flection; it is a lawyer’s Hardware and Democrat’s ravings are an excited ap- Machinery (150 the Year. 75 Cents 81* Months Official paper of O’Neill and Holt county. peal to prejudice. Keep cool, brother The prudent buyer takes advantage of the op- j' Democrat. Every man has a right to ADVERTISING RATES: portunities to buy wliere he can the best Reflect get goods p Display advertlsrnonts on page* 4, 5 and 8 go to a court of last resort. for the an Inch least We can demonstrate to are charged for on a basis of 50 cents . you 1 the that the p (one column width) por month; on nags that that court in showing that in all lines of hardware and ohargo 1h *1 an inch per month. Local ad- harvesting machin’y p each Insertion. know whether it was vertisements, 5 oents per line first court didn’t we can sell the best for the smallest Address or tho publisher. you very price. E with a cause for or proceeding Here is a partial list: Iianges, hog fencing, £)em- ■ for manslaughter is just as apt to be ster windmills and pumps, paints, oils, wall paper, in as are in | right its opinion you your screen doors, lawn hose and lawn mowers. ? prejudice. CORTELYOU’S ESTIMATE _ t Chairman George B. Cortelyou of the republican national committee STATE TICKET. is out with his first estimate of the Governor.-1 H. MICKEY Lieutenant Governor.E. tl. M'GILTON electorial vote. The total vote in the of State.A. OALU8HA Seoretary this is 476. It GOLDEN & Auditor. .E. M. SEARLE, JH. electorial college year Treasurer.PKTKK MOttTRNHKN Superintendent.J. L M’HKIEN will take 239 to elect. Mr. Cortelyou Attorney General.NOKRI8 BROWN Land Commissioner.H. M. EATON claims 267 for Roosevelt, after placing For U. 8. senator .E. J. BURKETT We have the and best and West unquestionably biggest | Fnr congressman, Bth diet.. ..M. P. KINKAID New York, New Jersey HITCKIIIj stock of furniture in this section of Nebraska. Can I Virginia in the doubtful column. sell you a good elm rocking chair lor $1.25, lounges I The pops didn't do so bad in Kan- Here is the estimate in detail: i RAKES and bed MOWERS, couches $9 and up, desks $6 ana I < FOR ROOSEVELT writing sas; they got about everything but mattresses and in ' 3 up, beds, all styles and California .... 10 Nevadal. springs | the name. AND leader line of Connecticut .. 7 New Hamps’e 4 prices, go-carts, window shades and Colorado. 5 North Dakota 4 | Many a person who has tried to and in fact a Delewaie. 3 Ohio. 23 poles, picture mouldings large drown sorrow in drink has found that Idaho. 3 Oregon. 4 and complete assortment of everything in— E Illinois.27 34 it is a swimmer. Pennsylvania.. ALL KINDS OF HAYING good Indiana. 15 Rhode Island.. 4 Iowa.|13 South Dakota 4 In our opinion, the resignation of Kansas .. 10 Utah. 3 Maine. 6 Vermont. 4 his judicial job for the uncertaintity Maryland _ 8 Washington... 5 MATERIALS FURNITURE of a race shows the brav- 16 Wisconsin — 13 presidential Massachusetts UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY — 3 ery of the more than the con- Michigan.14 Wyoming Judge Minnesota.... 11 vention incident. Montana. 3 Total.267 wmrmmrrv ■■ iiv iwrovrcnq Nebraska. 8 FOR PARKER Bishop Potter may make a tolerably but five years of age lie removed with Annual Excursion to Duluth. Alabama. 11 North Car’lina 12 his to O’Neill, Nebraska, Via the Great Northern line will saloon a club parents good keeper, popular Arkansas. 9 South Car’lina 9 one hundred and twenty-five traveling leave O’Neill at 10:10 a. m. Thursday, man and furnish but Florida. 6 Tennessee — 12 miles wagon from the terminus of "good” drinks, by at Duluth Georgia 13 Texas. 18 the which was then at August 18, arriving Friday all this must his railroad, seriously impoverish Kentucky_ 13 Virgina 12 Wisner. morning. Returning will leave Duluth Louisana. 9 store of spiritual food. The Dwyers were among the pio- at four o’clock Sunday afternoon Aug- Mississippi_10 Total.151 one - neers of western Nebraska, being ust 21. Round rate $(i. Missouri.18 of Irish-Catholic trip only LOUISl of the first the Imany 1 If our anarchistic trains will be run contemporary DOUBTFUL families that left the copper district Special through doesn’t like the way the country is New York.... 39 West Virginia 7 of northern Michigan to take up consisting of tourist sleepers and day homesteads in the region northeast of couches. Double berth in doesn’t it devote its abusive New Jersey... 12 sleeping service run, why which was afterwards known Total. 58 O’Neill, car $1 each way. This is by far the columns to the election of the pair of as the “Michigan Settlement.” Here Mr. Cortelyou's estimate is consid- engaged in farming and stock most enjoyable excursion of the year, that Toms instead of out its in- they I your ticket reads via the ^1 pouring first serious and is awaited ered conservative well in- raising, and little Tim’s eagerly by hudreds very by of finite hate upon the present and next occupation in life was that herding who ihave formed the habit of going formed He as republicans. regards cattle. no other president? to do each sum- every year. Probably place BURLINGTON ROUTE I three states that were This he continued doubtful win- offers so much in the way of attract- mer, attending school during the from Omaha to St. Louis. When the southern plantation carried by McKinley and credits to ter months, until he was old enough ions as Duluth and vicinity, chief of the of an old- owners four states to engineer workings which is Lake Superior with its many j|^ who lashed the blacksnake Roosevelt western that aban- fashioned walking plow.DThen, points of interest near and far, but all over the black and bear backs of a went to Mr. Bryan. It is generally doning the cowboy profession, he that of husbandman, and easily and cheaply reached by frequent race of slaves line considered that Roosevelt will the adopted forty years ago up get his course at school. steamer service. of ISee still continued Plenty equipment The leaves at 5:25 as much work % Burlington’s Exposition Flyer % on election morn to keep the black west pretty nearly solid. Giving the It was said that he did will be provided, but berth reserva- in the fields during his school days as at St. voters from the polls with democrats the benefit of the doubt, tions should be made early as possible 1 p. m., arriving Louis 7:19 the next long-nozzled some ot the neighboring farmers morning. | in order to secure the best accomo- rifles, the Independent editor should there is still unmistakable evidence whose only care was their crops. Yet. 1. Burlington trains carry every equipment to make ■ %■ regardless of this, he was successful dations. Apply to Agent Great North- be brevetted brlgader-general and of another great republican wave this with in his studies and was graduated ern line, O’Neill, Nebraska, ortoFred traveling comfortable, and run over a smooth of ’97. they placed at the head of the works. year. honors in the class G. P. Rogers, A., Sioux*City, Iowa. € track all me The year following his graduation the way. Let tell you more about Present and Next Congressman. was spent at the State university. The department of commerce and The County Funds lion. M. P. Kin- Then, deciding to study medicine, he Alliance Times: The show the de- labor has a bulletin entered the medical department of following figures published that kald was an Alliance visitor Wednes- the Creighton university. During his posits of county money in the various sets at the claim of the dem- 1 L. W. naught on his way to the towns out Mr. was WAKELEY, day, being professional course Dwyer banks of the county on Aug 1: ocrats that the prices of the necessi- the North Platte valley. lie visited noted for his skill as a diagostician the Citizens Bank, Stuart.$ 6205.10 General with his many Alliance friends in the and his sound judgment regarding Passenger Agent ties of life have advanced far beyond cases. He seem- First National, O’Neill. 1320.75 H treatment of difficult forenoon. Though congress is not in for the Inman NEB. the increase in wages tho last few ed to have a special aptitude State Bank. 2205.02 OMAHA, session, the judge continues working of medicine, so much so that First Stuart. 8430.79 H The study National, years. investigations of the de- one his a conserva- away—and he accomplishes something of instructors, very ♦Elkhorn Valley. 11522.00 out facts: In- tive man, remarked of him: “There partment brings these too, this being decidedly contrary to ♦O’Neill National. is a young man who was born for the crease in the record established by his predeces- cost of living since 1896,16.6 profession. He has all the good quali- Chambers State Bank. 3202.59 sors. The to settlement of of the per cent; increase in wages, 16.6. reopening ties of a physician without any ♦Atkinson State Bank. of is the townships south here, some bad ones.” Subsequent development First Atkinson... 3759.24 This increase in wages takes no ac- the truth of this state- National, of the work of the congressman of the have proved ment. Farmers Bank, Page. 3704.42 count of the greater number employed Sixth. He has PO/S Big lately prevented Graduating in the class of ’02, Dr. State Bank, Ewing. 3196.36 SJORZ at the present time than in 1896 but the abandonment of one of the mili- was interne at St. gREWING Dwyer appointed ♦Not reported. is the general increase in the scale of tary posts by his opposition. Next Joseph’s hospital, where his services for Excursion Rates to week he is to pay a visit with the duriug the following year gained Special Colorado, wages paid. There are no doubt him the confidence and respect of the staff to Fort in- Utah and the Black Hills, ^ general Robinson, the nurses and many individual cases throughout the medical staff, patients. Via the North-Western Line. Be- Gold fledal Beer specting government property there. At the close of his term as interne he June 1st excursion tickets country where employees are under And so it goes, our present congress- became chief assistant surgeon to Dr. ginning he still holds this will be sold to Colorado ON DRAFT paid because of the selfishness of the man is a worker, and if his consti- Allison, and posi- Denver, in addition to the very extensive matters of at- tion, Springs, Pueblo, Salt Lake City Hot employer, but the American wage tuency havo any worthy which he has built for practice up Deadwood, Lead and tention, all that is necessary to do is himself In Omaha and vicinity. Springs, Custer, earners as a whole were never better S. etc to return until Octo- and the renowned in and to bring them to his attention. He Like all successful men, »r. Dwyer D., , good quarts pints paid than at the time. but unlike most ber 31. A is Blue present tells us too, by the way, that the is a tireless worker, splendid opportunity Ribbon of them he is plain and matter-of-fact, offered for an vacation homestead act is making him many enjoyable trip. A WORD TO AN always prepared to see the bright side EXCITED the eastern of Several fine trains via the North- friends throughout part ofj everything, and to dispel the gloom SALE AT O’NEILL BY Western Line to FOR BROTHER his district, and indeed we believe of< disease with a ray of genial humor. daily. Apply agents He has a of one’s con- & North-Wesern 49-3m The Valentine Democrat gets badly this to be true everywhere. The op- faculty gaining Chicago R’y. fidence at the first meeting, and of are all at sea so far as to WM. LAVIOLLETTE ® PEELER & CO excited over the reversal of the Hans position gaining and retaining the friendship For Sale—A choice 160 acres of land, whom will be their candidate, and ap- of all those with whom he is thrown N. W. section thee a case by the supreme court. It comes quarter, 29-30-13, parently no one is anxious for the into daily contact. miles from Atkinson, Neb. Address out a tomahawk Outside the of his swinging menacing sacrifice. It is patent now that Mr. sphere profession- J. W. 120 E. Main al the doctor is best known Neashan, St., at the Ainsworth Star-Journal and Kinkaid will be and with ! activity re-elected, and liked for his humorous disposition Ottumwa, Iowa 3-4 The Frontier. The Frontier has little an increased and very large majority. and good will. He is still never-ending George Shively is engineering with ©. ©. SNYDER & G©. : the writer or no interest in the Hans The judge thinks the nomination of single, and though hopes affair, poli- that ladies will Coyne’s threshing outfit. Parker has made the election easy many charming young tically or otherwise. What space we read this he wishes it for all the line in biography, yet republicans along to be understood that this have devoted to it has been done distinctly Nebraska. He is also very sanguine last fact is offered to them as news, Goal simply as a matter of news. There is of success for the national ticket, and not as a hint. Isumber, abundant material in Holt for having recently returned from the county Central Committee is well Meeting. “political purposes” were The Frontier east, pretty posted regarding the outlook. There will be a meeting of the Holt to general disposed use it. In the Democrat’s county republican central committee Building are Dr. Ayers vomitings the familar belchings of Dwyer in O’Neill on Monday, August 15, at Feed your hair; nourish it; the syndicate’s crater that well The True Voice, published at 1 o’clock p. m. All committeemen tally to live on. to be give it something with what has in Omaha, in a recent issue under the are urgently requested present. appeared the whole Then it will and head of ‘‘Catholics Prominent in F. W. Phillips, Chairman. stop falling, series of fusion publications in this Materials, etg. Omaha Life,” has this to say of Dr. C. J. Malone, Secretary. will grow long and heavy. district since the reversal. Judicial Timothy J. Dwyer, an O’Neill man Ayer’s Hair Vigor is the only Chattle at The Frontier. If Hans is guilty of murder he ought, who has attained distinction in the mortgages PHONE 32 O’NEILL, NEB. according to the code of public laws as medical profession: In the men of Omaha rest well as our own sense of what is mor- young Hair -£ fears for the IF WANT our hopes and future YOU Vigor from the ally right, swing gallows. greatness of the city. Upon them Commercial News hair food you can buy. For 60 will devolve the of its The the great law responsibilities O’NEILL SCHOOL OF precept given by its advancement in the Grain Market News years it has been doing just giver centuries ago that “whoso shed- Sovernment;eld of science and commerce will de- Wail Street what we claim it will do. It their and each will and eth man’s blood, by man shall bis pend upon energy, Minining Building News will not disappoint you. Shorthand and Typewriting nave a certain to in j duty perform •' hair used to be very short. But after In be is law to FOR My Fall term opens Sept. 5, 1904, front rooms blood shed,” the only order to maintain or raise the stan- SUBSCRIBE THE using Ayer’s Hair Vigor a short time it began over J. P. store. dard of excellence in his particular line to grow, and now it is fourteen inches long. dallagher’s which anyone who deliberately takes This seems a splendid result to me after being of activity. In this sketch it is our almost without anv hair.” rEEI30SJ3ElSE!3I5I3I®I3JSI3/BEIc!E®I3r@H5l5EIu!JSEM3ISi3EI^fi5EI5IE!ISI3®SElSlS®S Colo, ALICE J. TURNER. the life of another should ever be pleasure to introduce to our readers Omaha Commercial Mrs. J. H. Fipuu, Colorado Springs, Principal Dr. J. a man f 1.00 a bottle. J. c. aver co., amendable. But this is not always Timothy Dwyer, young aOEI3E®lM3!3M2JSI3l3I3I3M3I3ISISISIM§!5ISiSI3ISEI3JSI2ISIBiS®ISEIil!3ISlSIS131Siai3iaiSigigj0 who seems destined to aid in uphold- fOI" done. Bad men and even murders ing the dignity of Omaha in the field $1.00 PER YEAR of medical science. frequently go free; they have gone Dr. Dwyer was born in Central City, Short Hair ' free in Holt county, and the prose- Michigan, January 10, 1873. When 211 Board of Trade, OMAHA, Neb. ToWijshlp Order pooks at this office