The Grit-advocate., 1902-10-10

SUNDAY naht ana VIII make ms nome
in that city. Mr. Westcrdahl has been
residing upon a homestead in Deuel.
county. Nebraska. three miles north
of JulesDurg. for about two years.
During that time lie has demonstrated
to his own satisfaction that one quar-
ter sectlonOI land IS not Il large enough
tract for a cattle ranch, hence his de
termination to quit. Petersen 4 Love
land have leased Mr.. Itesterdalil's
land
Railroads would be relieved from
much Of their present taxation if the
Bucllllu amendment should be adopted
at the next election. and many think
ing people believe that unless the agri-
cultural Vote is brought to its fullest
extent the amendment will be adopted
The single takers are working tooth
and nail for it, and many Of the labor
leaders in the larger cities have ad
v!sed their followers to vote in favor Of
it.
What is the use of electing men TO
congress that are in opposition tD the
administration in everything. Color
ado is the only northern state that has
not one or more republican representa-
tiveS in the halls of The national ley
islature. Colorado is not democratic
state and after the 4th of November
next this will be dcmonstrated.- Akron
Pioneer Press.
The Bucklin, or Australasian tax
system, would exempt from taxation
for local purposes all the rolling stock.
urackage, building, and other personal
property of the railroads. The rail-
roads alone wonld be assessed about
$4,000, 900 less than ut present. and
this shortage in the revenue would
have to be madeup by the farmers and
other land owners
Vaughan K Labaree have issued IN
viuations to all their friends and Gus
toners to eat oysters With them next
Saturday. They have arranged to
serve ii large number of people. aud
there is little doubt that all who have
received invitations will respond in
person.
Property owners are. vitally inter
ested in the defeat of the Bucklin
amendment at the Forthcoming elec
tion. This applies to all. The land
owner would be the first, but by no
means the only one. to suffer this
unique system Of taxation adopted by
the state.
The excitement incident to travel
ingand change Of food and water often
brings on diarrhOca. and for this EeaS-
on no one SHOULD leave home without
Il bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and DiarrhOea Remedy. For sale
by G Lavcile.
Since our last report the following
good and true friends. realizing our
!, lir Dt Il
paid money on subscription: f. NJ.
kenney. +. G. DeBerard, w. S. Reed,
l.. w. Pidgeon, a. Il. Miller. j. NJ.
Roberts
Dr.. D. A. Hungerford has added
meat and vegetables to his stock. in
the brick building on Pine street. and
will be prepared to supply all custom
ers after Friday morning, October 10.
At that time he will have nice young
beef on the block.
l. f. Reich is enlarging his business
room by rearranging the partitions
within the room and building an addi-
tion to the rear of the building John
Hinshaw is doing the carpenter work.
r J. Hall and J. NJ. Roberts will
leave here next Saturday for Elliot,
Iowa. with several car loads of stock.
Mr. Hall will ship mules and horses:
Mr.. Roberts. cattle.
Fischer & Piercy , he new firm of
liverymen, have fitted up their stable
with new rigs and teams and are pre-
pared to handle all the business that
comes their way. Give them call.
The Engehardt sale Thursday of
last week drew a large crowd of buyers
and all the property sold brought good