Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-28

him for that higher service to his state. to
which he will undoubtedly be called by the
result Of next election.
o'Neill Frontier: The splendid campaign
Of Moses p. Kinkaid has removed all doubt
as to the redemption OF the Sixth congress
sionsl district: It IL now simply q question
Of the size Of his majority.
Sutton Advertiser-News: There is no pre-
tense about Judge Norris; he is straight
forward and honest and makes no prom
ise that he does not intend to fulhll, or
that he h incapable Of fulfilling.
Bayard Transcript: A vote for Judge
Kinkaid IL not only a vote for eficient rep
resentation In congress Of the Big Sixth
district, but is an Endorsement OF the fear
less, judicious administration OF President
Roosevelt.
Kimball Observer: We believe M. P. Kin
kaid will be elected to congress from the
big Sixth district and feel confident he
will represent western Nebraska with
credit at Washington. He is making a
clean and winning campaign.
Mullen Tribune: Judge Kinkaid is cer-
tainly making hundreds Of friends during
his campaign through the south part Of the
not hsye ~laurels heaped upon him by demo-
cratic organs He 10 on the enemy,s terri
tory, too.
Nebraska City Press: q. J. Burkett is In
q position, by reason OF hts four years ex-
perience In congress, to be Of much more
service to the people Of this district than
any new member would be. Mr.. Burkett
will be returned this fall by Al increased
majority.
2 Beatrice Express: Mr.. Stark has not
bann q eo0anicuOua aUrrane n n 0nOraau-
man and there is not one reason why he
should be reelected. There are many rea-
sons why Hinshaw should be elected. One
reason Is that he would be able to do a
good deal for the district and the state.
Kearney Hub: The collapse Of Stark in
the fourth congressional district is not to
be wondered at. The people Of that dis
trict are finally sane enough to make a
comparison between Hinshaw and Stark,
and that settles It. The glamour sur
rounding Stark disappeared as soon as the
comparison became critical.
st. Edward Sun: From reports that we
receive on every hand the republican can
didate for congress, j. H. Mccarthy, Is
meeting with splendid. success. Every re-
publican should see to II that they are
at the polls to vote for him, for what can
q congressman do for the district that is
not in touch with the administration?
him about this.
Sutton Advertiser-News: There is no pre-
keandidater for congress, Judge Norris, lie
an able speaker, who holds the attention
OF an audience from a start to a finish, not
by noise or buster, but by sound sense,
logic and familiarity with his subject. In
congress he will always command respect
full attention, because when he speaks he
| will have something to say.
Leigh World: Congressman e. J. Burkett
OF the First congressional district Of Ne
braska has been making q few campaign
speeches himself this fall, and their good
effect is felt wherever he has been. 1t
seems that Mr.. Burkett takes pleasure In
calling MT. Bryan down and he doesrit in
such IN effective manner that Mr.. Bryan
has not the nerve to call the turn on him.
Mullen Tribune: No one need have any
fear that Judge Kinkaid does not fully I'M
derstand the needs OF this country in. the
matter Of our range fences. Much of his
time during this campaign has been spent
in the hills country looking It up and the
Tribune can vouch for his best efforts be-
ing used to the satisfaction of our people.
He is a friend to the west and we must
not lose sight OF hat fact. .u.tg.
EhWhCC IICbGs " u as SNAAe
be laid upon the Importance Of the grave
danger apt to result from apathy. 1t is all
we'll enough to be conte9ted for the present,
but there is a future that must be looked
after. II q democratic congress should re-
suit from q careless feeling Of apathy on
the part OF republicans the people OF the
country would have plenty Of idle time to
rue It. Do not fail, therefore, to vote for
e. J. Burkett for congress and the entire
republican ticket.
Valentine. Republican: Those who ap-
preciate the good times this country has
enjoyed during the last i've years and de-
sire that this prosperity continue win not
hesitate to vote for republican candidates
and do all they can to assist republicans to
ONCE this fall. Especially is this true OF
those who desire to see President Roosevelt
Fre-elected and that his hands may be upheld
In carrying out the policies that are so BEN
ehcial to the prosperity OF the nation, they
will work and vote for M. P. Kinkaid and
other republican congressional candidates
who will aid him in the good work.
st. Paul Republican: Since the nomtna-
tion Of M. P. Kinkaid for congress he has
taken great interest in the establishment
OF rural free delivery routes In his district
and largely through his recommendation
the -FOUR ROUTES IN bhb SOuANy 49,
established-one running east from ST
Libory, one north, one east and one west
from st. Paul. These have all been ex-
ahmed and recommended and the M
ton Tor carriers has been held and we
are assureAs that they will be In operation
In a short time. If a republican nominee
Hcan do SO much for our district, when we
have a republican congressman We may ex'
pect the Big Sixth to be In the union.
Lynch. Journal; There is a great deal Of
talk being made about old soldiers voting
EOp-a-OomTade and a friend for congress
While M. p. Kinkaid is not an old soldier
It Is well known that he is a friend OF the
old soldiers and has done many things fol
them that proved his friendship. II elected
to congress he will be in a position Il
help them and also the state and district
being in touch with the administrators
while P. H. Barry would not be. Tho re-
publicans are not trying to SANDER Mr.
Barry, as many fuslonists are doing will
KInkaid, but we do not think II to the bes
interests Of all concerned to elect the gen
tleman and for that reason are supporting
Judge Kinkaid. who has been and Is you
friend.
Niobrara Pioneer: The Pioneer supports
John j. Mccarthy for congress because b.
would voice principles that are dear to thu