The Columbus journal., 1902-11-12

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DoDaE county was more than SO
votes shy at the recent election.
The Norfolk bee: sugar factory ez
pects this season to consume 81, 600 ton
Of beets.
THR farmers OF the United States an
with President Roosevelt and his poll
cies. What Q tower OF strength!
. EVERYTHING republican from Main'
TO California. Hoopee! A solid nortl
against . solid south is . sure winner TO
Roosevelt in 1904.
ThE glowing editorials We have beel
reading in fusion papers about w. J
Bryan making votes wherever he spok'
oeem to have had no foundation in fact
The republicans will have thirt!
majority in the next house OF representa-
tives and fourteen in the senate. In tn
late election President ROosevelt's poll
oiss have been strongly indorsed by the
country, no such compliment to presi
dent in IN off-year since the electioz
Of 1870
MIss INxEs OF Fremont, niece OF Mrs
Olemmons of that city, was the fortunate
winner OF q $1,000 prize from the pub
lishers OF the Brown Book. The com
pany informed her few days ago OF hel
good fortune and wrote that she had tht
only correct answer out OF thousands ol
oontestants.
The war department recently sent ou,
Q statement to the effect that the oppor
tunity OF Q great future for the Philip
pines was growing brighter every day
This is all due to the elevating influencel
brought about by the policy OF civiliza
tion advanced and advocated by tht
republican party.
CONSIDERABLE corn has already beer
husled in the vicinity OF Fremont AND
many farmers report the quality OF ths
corn much better than anticipated
There is not much soft corn, but som,
that is not we'll filed out. Some farm
ers claim that the average yield will rur
up to sixty bushels per acre.
An interesting experiment was mad.
reoently, says the Philadelphia Medica
Journal. A pint Of various fruits VA
picked ut random from ono stand, wash
ed. and the washing analyzed. From
tho pint Of fruit 15O,OOOOOO germs wer
secured, and that publication suggest
that's the place to get your microbes!
If trusts persist in Overcapitalization
the Indianapolis Sentinel suggests tha
taxes be assessed on the property at tn
valuation placed upon it by the trust
II the property Of trust is WORT
$l.OOON for bonding and stocking
ought to be worth 81, 100000 for the pul
poses OF taxation. Well, that's no
% bad.
The election OF J. H. Mickey by sucl
. largo majority in an of year, notwith
standing the opposition OF many repub
licans who were in position to do harm
tho saloon element of the state, Who lef
no stone unturned to elect their "Littl
Giant" proves to all fair-minded mel
that this certainly is q sure republica,
state Stand up for Nebraska.
G. d. CASPER of the David City Pres
in closing an editorial on the recen
election in that county deplores the fac
that the republicans were successful il
carrying the county when several yean
ae0 tho fusiOnists bOasted OF THOUSAND
majority, says: ut is not easy 10 smil'
With your mouth full Of qu;nine, but tha
10 what fusiOuists must learn to do"
REPUBLIcAXs read with amusement
the declaration Of Judge Howard in th'
Columbus Telegram that the railroads
''booted and spurred," are now in pos
sos1ioa Of tho government OF Nebraska
The record OF the fusion party in thi'
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