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Pnblteliuil oYryTlinrmlny ( ot Uie Comity 8 nt.
U. M. AMSHMltHV. Editor
* 9-Cflco In CnBtflt Block , Fourth ATe.-fc
Enli wed nt the l > ofttolllco nt llrnkuii Dow , Ncli.i
B I'CCoiuUcliiM timttor for Irnnntnlthlon through
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ceiita prr lucli per luuntli.
Ctrin on ( ltd lingo , CO cents | icflnoli , l > or
tnonth ,
Local mlvcrtlMox 5 ceirn per lluo each u > trt-
lion.
Notice ot church fnlrs rorlalilin mid wilorinln-
nifiitn whcro money li ilmwd , oiio.luilf riKc * .
Socluty notices mm rrroiutlone , one-half tiittc.
Wedding rutteeH liee. half juke ( or puljlHiIni ;
lilt ( It lltl'COlltH.
Dnfttli notices Irie , linlf prlc for | iul > iliilni ;
obituary notlctB , nml runt- i > f UIIHI.H.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.
,5' Nlutu
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For JliJgo Supreme Court
l > S. 11. SELKJWICK ,
Of York ,
For llegonts
II. l > \ GOO hi ) ,
oroiallnk
0. J. KKNKSr ,
Of Lincoln.
Cotml ) .
'For Comity.Tndac
.1. A. AllMOUK
For County Trt nmirer
VVA. . UKOIidlC.
For County Clerk
G. W. LMfiNKY.
' For llcglntcr of llpoile
( J. O LIN.D.
For County BuporlntomU'iit
,1. W. VV. LEWIS ,
For HhorllT-
U. D. SULLIVAN.
For County Surveyor
if. K VAHANTWKRP.
For County Coroner
A. E. UOUKUTSON.
Ticket.
For Juetlco of the I'nnr o
J. J. SNYDKU.
For Clerit
JOHN KKNNOYEIl.
ForTrcusuror (
, , J. M. Kl.IBKKLING.
For Acscssor /
W. M. VANNIOK.
For Coimlnhlo
CoimlnhloWM KENNEDY.
Forltoatl Overseer , District No. 1
L CUKHR1AM.
Vor Itoail OverHccr , District N'o. 2
F. A. HEUTRAND.
For Itoml Uvereoor , Dlfttrlct No. 3
L MoUANDLESS.
For llonil Ovcrccnr. DlhtrletNo. I
JOHN UOYriE.
i For Hond Ovorscnr , District No n
FHED ART 11 UK
For .toud'Ovrifvor ' , DUtrlct.No. 0-
11ENKY UEEDER.
For Hi uil Overseer , Dtxtrlct No. 7
J. N. WEST.
City Tided.
; i
Vor City AseCSBOr
AseCSBOrW. . S. BOYSH.
For Jnatlco of ihn 1'oaco -
E. G'SUHWIND.
I , D. GLAZE.
For Gonstiibloa
L. E. COLE.
P. M. TOWSLEY.
It mrvkcH a ( lilToronco wlioHo ox 'IH
gourud.
For economy in county affairs ,
uloct ropubliuan ollioiala.
Many of iliu bent men in ( ho pop
ulist party arc now warm Hiipportorn
of the republican county and ulatu
tickets.
Roati the Republican and tlun
turn it orcr to your unfortunate
neighbor who doen not know how
much ho ncodh it.
The Boauoi ) IH very much oxer.
cinod ot the proripoot of ltoing the
county patronage and the Uhlrf
docs not know what to do ?
The Hocialisfa have put a a tire
ticket iu nominnUou. What is the
matter with Ouator county that elio
hos no ticket for her socialists ?
Lot the good work go on for the
next thirty days and every republi
can candidate in the Htnto and
OQunty will , bo olootod Uooruiia
are reported from nocrly every
locality.
The ropublicati board baa run tbo
county on H BOVCII mill levy this
year , and it took , never IOBB than
fourteen mills , and an high AH eigh
teen ruilla under a populist admin
istration.
Send in your order for the Re
publican at once if you want the
bust paper published at the county
Boat. It will only coat you one
dollar a year. It ia the oflicia
paper of the county and republican
Btraiqht.
In voting for Prof. J. W. Q
LOWIB for county superintendent
you will vote for a man whoso great
ambition IB education. Ho IB a
successful educator , a ripe scholar
n man of good judgment Bulf-mrulc ,
aud oni ) who linn grown up in Cua
tor county ,
Old MibsuribrrH cnn avail them
Holven of our Hpccial offer of the
Hopublic.in and the History ol
William AloKiiiloy by pnying nun
dollar lifly cumin in advance , The
book in the parlor edition and ru
tiulH for isl.riO.
The pop nliip in tbo one that \H \
leaking now , and wo Mould udvisu
thorto who do not WAiit to go down
with it llint Iho roptiblittan't ) in in
line trim find cxtondH u welcome
hind l i ' " - want to HCO our
Covert incut i.iaintainod and proH
ontin icd.
I'OI IMVbotn great on eoou-
jiny : tini rclcrml In the ten years
of | ) op lo'.iMinistration they nuvor
rut : i he uoiin'y on IOHH than a four
teen mill li vy , and on one or more
oufhiotm txoerdcd the limit ol the
a v by mnl < ! it levy of oiglitocn
mil- ! . ' ] liu republican board IKIH
'Cii uiilii to dtuet the dublH of the
count ) .in. ) lie current expeiiBiuon
i HI von null levy.
' tur Dorr Sullivan for
jou \\ill yotc for a man of
uvi n t < niHt | , yet liriu and fcarksH.
Wlutn in hm pruacnco , oilicially or
otliorwiRP , you will bo treated as a
gentleman and will not bo dom
ineered over as nutourat over IIH ;
HuiVftntH , He is self-poHHcahcd at
all timcH , jet oouragcoun , and will
make an ideal public ollicial. See
that your neighbors vote for him.
Tl o mouthpiece of the pop party
called the Beacon , ! H now very
mueli opposoi ) to Judge Armour ,
simply because ho baa been nomin
ated for the third time by the re
publicans to the ollicc which ho so
ably mid satisfactorily fills. The
Beacon , doubtless , has forgotten
bow vi orlesaly it urged the elec
tion of 0. At. Kcm for tbo third
term to congress , fliou again ,
with no lees oii'ort , appealed to tl o
voters to support II. H. lliatt for
the third term for county superin
tendent ! If it was riibt ; for a pop.
ulist to bo elected for the third
term , wbrn not quahtiml , ss ia tion-
ceeded in Kern's cnsc , why is it t < o
great a mistake for tbo republican
parly to rcnominato a man so em
inently qualified nnd satisfactory to
the public as Judge Armour for the
third torm. Ob , consistency , tbou
irtajowol ! What docs the Beacon -
con offer instead ? A single termer.
A model otlicial ! The unanimous
choice of his paity ? No ! It does
tot ( jvun mention the name of
Judge Aunour's populist competi
tor. Merely by inference the Beaten
ton seeks to detract from tlio pop
ularity of Judge Armour. His
political competitor is J. li. Dean ,
who has served two terms , in the
capacity of of county attorney , and
now Huelih a third trim. Did ho
provo efficient and loyal to his
trust ? Is his record such for effici
ency and fearlcsHiicHH as an officer
nud loyalty to his party colleagues
Hiiuh that you want him elected to B
third tojm instead of J. A , tVrmour.
If you do not know ark uuch men
as Win.Pfrobin or Fred CtimmingB ,
of West Union , and many others ,
who arc loaders in the pop ratike.
What tbo people want is the best
men , men best quahtied , and that
will servo the best interests of the
county , irrespective of party or
creed- The republican party bus
nominated just tlmt class of men in
J. A. Armour , for county judge ; C.
O. Liud , for register ; W.
A.George , for county treasurer
R D. Sullivrn for sheriff , J. W. G
Lewis , for superintendent , Goo. W.
Dewey for clerk and F , E.VnnAnt-
worp for Burveyor. They are men
who are competent and will make
ofliciout oflicers. No lens competent
are the men nominated for super
visors. They arc succoasful busi
ness men capable and strictly bon-
est and will run the affairs of tbo
county economically and tor tbo
boat interests of the whole people.
They are J. F. Broohbuhl , H. J.
Edington and Jules Hauniont.
The election of these men means
economy , honesty and true service.
What bavo the republicans of
Cuator county to offer taxpayers
for their support this fall , Their
record before the populists took
hold of affairs in this county stands
out against them as tbo depths rf
hadosi Boaoou ,
The republicans bad control of
tbfl county in its infancy , befoio
there was a foot of land to tax ,
Homesteaders bad but little per-
Rnnal property to tux , and there
were no business firms with capi
ta ! as now , nor no railroads in tbo
county , The prpulation jumped
Irom 1,200 in 1880 to 13,000 in
liyc yours , and in ton years to 2L- ,
0(0 , Ninoty-Hvo per cent , of the
increase viero homesteaders , and
hundreds of them were practically
penniless. Notwithstanding this
fact , they were enterprising and
lopoful , They believed in law and
order. They wanted a county g V'
crnmont that tbo law might bo en
forced , and that tboy and their
families might bu protected from
thtx Texas cow boye , who respected
tbo rights of none. They disputed
the rights of tbo bomcHteadfrs in
every locality. Lmjuent murders
respited , and expensive trials fol
lowed. The republican officials
wore equal to tbo situation. They
were fearloas and 'determined.
They prosecuted every cast ) of law-
lesannsH to a successful termination ,
and in doing that , they incurred
expenses greater than the legal
levy on the limited amount of tax
able property would meet. They
brought peace nud prosperity out
of chaou and poverty. Schools and
churches wore established where
outlawry and deeds tbo darkest in
the history of the stake have been
poipotuatod. Tbo homofiteador wan
protected. Two hundred schools
wore established in ten years , where
there had not been ono. Temporary
ary county buildings wore super *
cecded by the magnificent court
house , that is now the pride of
every loyal citizen. With all these
expenses , under so unfavorable cir
cumstances , in'en ' years of con
struction , the republican party bad
run tbo county without increasing
a dollar of bonded debt , and had
assets suflioient to moot every dollar
lar of floating indebtedness , when
they turned the administration over
to tbo pops in 1800. No county in
the state can show a hotter record.
It was a record of economy , a rec
ord of law , a rooord of progress that
baa not been equaled by any county
in Nebraska. Thou we have tbo
record of the present year , in which
tbo county board baa mot the ox >
pauses of the county on half the
amount required by n populist
board. It may bo a record "as dark
as the deplhs of hades" to tbo re
form apostle , who wrote the above
creed , but if BO , be has our pity , n&
wo can account for it only on the
theory that to some , heaven would
bo a boll ,
Winter Rending oniho Farm.
Long evenings are hero again
and naturally ono thinks of a good
family agricultural weekly , ba-
ciuno its regular visits arc woloom
od by the whole family.
The Twentieth Century Farmer
is out of the rut in which most agri
cultural papers travel. This { 9 true
particularly of Iho splendid illustra
tions from photographs taken by
their own artists and special articles
by tliu bunt known and most prac
tical mon in overv branch of agri
culture , such as N. J. Harris , secre
tary of tbc Iowa See1 * Corn Brooders'
association ; n. W , Campbell , tbo
authority on soil culture ; James
Atkinson of the Iowa experiment
station at Ames Ia. ; Frank G. Car
penter , famous for bis letters of
travel ; C. R , Thomas , secretary
American Hereford BreedoiB * asso
ciation ; B. O. Cowan , assistant sec
retary American Shorthorn Breed *
ors' association ; Dr. A. T. Peters ,
Ncdraska experiment station ; E. F.
Stephana , president Nebraska Horticultural
ticultural society ; Woman's Depart
ment , conducted by Mrs. Nollto
Hawks , Friend , Nob. J. J. Edgorton
of tbo Iowa Experiment Station
will answer all questions rotating to
live Btock matters.
This is a weekly agricultural fam
ily paper , in which the farmer's wife
is particularly interested on account
of the pages devoted to bor partic
ular interests , In fact , there is no
paper published either in the oaa t
or west that meets so well tbo wants
of tbo western farmers and etook
raisers and their families.
If you do not got it send 10 cents
for n Ion weekh' trial subscription
to The Twentieth Century Farmer.
1&50 Fainam strcol , Omaha , Neb ,
and you will have an opportunely to
become acquainted with it A dollar
lar will bring it for a whole yt/ar.
10 10 iit
Fancy Gift Books nt Ed
Comas's.
Windsor , Ontario.
Eicli mt'inhi'r IH an artist. The
singing of the Schubert Lady Q'Uii-
lotto was a superior character &r.d
each number received a hearty 111-
core which was generously respond
ed to , TLo Evening Record
The Schubert Symphony Club
and Ladies' Quartette , of Chicago ,
will give an entertainment Thursday
night , Oot 17 , at the opera boiiso
under the auspices of the Baptist
church. Admission 25 and CO
oante.
In anaemia and most
ailments tbo digestion 'H weak , the
making of colo'r , ileah and strength
out of food , ia imperfect so that the
patient in week , wan , nervous and
( lyiipoplio. This condition oan , bi3
corrected by taking n courho of
HERBINE. Price , fiO cents. Ed.
McComas , Broken Bow and Merna.
San Francisco , Citl.
The concert by tlio Schuboit
Symphony Club and Lady Quartette
at the Y. M. C. A. last night was a
most enjoyable affair and the audi
ence tcstitiod their appreciation on
the good things on the program by
frcquont demands for a repetition.
The San FranoiPco Call.
KHtray IMotlcu ,
Taken up by tbo subscriber on
his enclosed lands in Custer county
Nebraska , on August 1C , 1001 a rod
cow with white face , supposed to
bo seven or eight years old. Said
cow is branded bar O on right hip
H F on left sholdor and O on loft
jaw.Also
Also 1 sucking calf about ton
days old. A. G. HOFFMAN ,
September M , 1901. 010It
- -
* Ashhuitl , Wis.
May 4th. The M. "B- church was
crowded last night to hear t'o
Sohuberts and it was evident from
tbo hearty app'.auso given each
number thet everyone was highly
pleased with the efforts of the
artists , The company has been
hero before and it is a general
favorite bore as well as ; 1 sowbere.
Tbo Daily Herald.
Wo bavo seen tbo frail infant
when the faint struggle for exist
ence seemed almost ended , rosur-cit-
atod and made strong by tbo tine of
WHITE'S CREAM VERMI
FUGE. Price , 25 cents. Ed. Mo-
Comas , Broken Bow and Morua.
THE HOME GOLD CURE.
An lutftMiinu * Treatment Ily
\Vlilcli UruulcarttN are
Cured iialiv lu Hpitc
Ol TIltMIIHelVCH.
No MoxiouH DOHU * * . Mo Weaken-
liiuroftlie NerveM , A. iMeas-
i > ut in itl oSltlve Cure
Vor tile liiiiior
Habit.
It la now generally .known and under
stood tbnt Drunkenness la a decease and
not weakness. A body III led with'poleon
nml norvea completely shuttered by
periodical or constant 1190 ot hitoxietUlnn
liquors , required nn tintidotu capable of
nuutrnliziug ami eradicating this poison
and destroying the craving for Intox-
ioauia. Suffers may now tuiru tiitin-
selvofl ut homo without publicity or loss
of llmu from business by this wonderful
'Homo Gold Cure" which has been per
fected nftcr many JTUTB of close study
and treatment ot inebriates , The faith
ful utUt according tn tlio directions uf
this wnudurful discovery in positively
guainntoed to euro the moot obstinate
CABO , no mutter how hard a drinker.
Our records show the mitrvelrtiH tiuna-
formation of thousands of brunkinls
Into sober. Industrious nud upright men.
Wives Cure Your Husbands. Child
ren Ouro Your FtuhorB. This remedy Is
lu no Bonau K nostrum but is n speoillu
for this disease only , and in BO skillfully
devised nnd prepared that it is thorough
ly soluble nud pleasant to the tastu so
that it cim bo given iu % cup of ten or
coifeo without thu Knowledge of the per-
BOH taking it , Thousands of Drunkards
bavo cured thomsolvea v.lth this prlculosn
remedy , and as many moro have been
cur-d and made toroperate mon by
having the Ouro" ndmlnistorcd by lov
ing friends nnd rolntlvea without their
knowledge In oolTeo or ten , and believe
to-day that they dlscontlnud drinking of
tholr own free will. Do Not Wnit. Op
not bo deluded by apparent nnd mislead-
lug 'improvement. " Drive out
dlsoaso nt ONOO nnd for nil time. Thu
"Homo Gold Ouro" Is sold nt the
extremely low prlco ot One Dollar , thus
placing within reach of everybody n
treatment more effectual than others
coating $25 to $50. full directions
accompany each package. Special
ndvloo by ektllod physicians when re
quested without extra charge , Sent
prepaid to any part of the world on
recept of One Dollar. Address Dept E
177.EDWIN B. Giles * OQM1'ANY,2330
nud 2332 Market Street , Philadelphia.
All correspondence atriotly contldotlal.
To all whom U may concern :
You artlirrebj notlllcit that Uie following
i1t" < crlKMl ! laiulR. lots , tracts , pieces or jiarcelH .
of laiulH anil lot . or so much thereof an are > not |
paid , will on Monday , Xoveinlwr 4. A. 1) . . l"0l , i
at tliv Comity 'J'n'aturi'r'Hoffice- Ilioken llow.
Cit-tiT county , Xclirantt.i , t > offcntl ( ot al for
nalo for tlm taxes , ipi-cl.il awwneiin. Inter-
i-Bty. penalties anil coils tliercim for the > ear
' ( ) . 1SW , ItWH. 1W7,1S % . 18'i5 , ItfM ami 1W3.
Add to I'M ' ) tax ten per cent from May 1 , IWU
add tn Itw taxes 10 per coin from Ma * 1 , l"iW :
add to 1S-W taxes It ) per cent from May 1. 18W
add to I8' 7 taxes 10 per cent from May 1 \ W
add to the 1S % t.ixes 10 per cent from May 1 ,
W7 ; add to thu IK'IS ' taxes 111 per cent from May
1 , 1S % : add to the IS'M laxiis 10 per cent from
M.j 1. Ib'JS : add to the IH'O t.ixes 10 per cent
fiom May 1. li * * , and 3) cents each ilescrlptum
of land , and 10 cents each town lot for e.ich
Ux'planatlon of ablirev latlons : "n ! i" staniH
for north half : 'VV Htands for south half :
"ui" ! Miami' ) for west half : "u'/t" stands for
east half : "neW" stands for northeast giiarter :
"nwi" ! Ntaiuli , for northwest ijuarter : HW ! * "
Ktands for southwest iiu.irter : ' seK" stands
"add" stands for addition : "Inc" stands for
inclnslxu : "n" stands for north : "s" stands
for Houtli : "e" sitandB for east : ' w" stands
foment : "hi" stands for half : iir" stands
for quarter.
11 tO IS 1 ! ) 7 18
13 to 14 15 204
15-16 IS 2 04
O'/j 1 16
WJ4 1 16
2 10 1 02
3 16 1 02
20 f 14 16 SO
40 ft w side.
4 16 9 23
7-8 16 20
1 17 52
6.7 17 2 OS
8 17 51
1 18 14 35
> 2 18 H4
3 to 8 IS 5 00
1 to 2 V ) 1 (
8 19 82
11.12 19 1 62
e 22x'W ft.
1.2-3 20 3 Of
w 56X90 ft ,
1.2J 20 4 60
w 10 ft of e ,
56x90 ft.
1.2-3 20 1 56
4 20 1 03
5 20 1 02
6 20 1 o ;
7 20 1 0 _
8 20 8 20
bo 12 ft 10 20
all 11 20
n 5 ft 12 20 4 61
n 23 ft.
s 25 f t 20 ,
.12 20 2 OS
16 20 56 37
no 48 ft lots.
1-2-3-4 21 4 10
s > " 2 ft loth.
1-2-3.4 21 6 15
8 168 ft ,
WK 21 5 64
Ho 48 ft.
7-8 21 4 10
s 24 ft 1-2 22 2 05
n 22 ft b 46 ft of.
1-2 22 20 50
s 22 ft of U 66 ft of ,
1-2 22 " " > 05
S 21 ft of n 44 ft of.
1.2 22 2 05
n 22ft of ,
12 22 2 05
3-4 22 2 05
all 23 7 17
1 to 7 24 A 68
8 24 1 03
all 26 5 12
70x120 ft n WKf ,
27 2 05
Vt 70 * 120 ft new ,
27 2 60
e 72x120 ft sw ,
27 2 57
hOW 27 4 10
cS'juf ' / of eH ,
31 1 03
w J of w ! ' , tf e > 4
31 1 54
o 30 futrt ft so r r ,
w > 31 l 03
all I 32 8 20
Tbo following deioitli.
ed lota are all In A.
W. Qaudy'a ami to
Hrokeu llow , NeLr.
3 ' 1 23 20
7 1 6 15
H 1 1 03
9 1 2 ° S
} ° 1 2 28
.11 1 2 28
12 1 2 23
13-14 1 3 31
16-17-18. 1 g 20
1" 1 13 33
Saw 1 i 7
\ i as
/ 2 - ' 56
' ? -2 1 02
6 2 1 02
' 2 1 m
? 2 IS
l
2 l 02
i ? ' 5 J W
'
3
} , . 2 2(15
11.18 'I 3 %
as i § g
! -2 3 10 25
s" ? 13 ai
5 3 l 03
6 3 l 03
7 3 l 03
11 to 14 3 4 JO
15 3 7"
16 3 7'
" 3 f ;
" IS 20 3 3 l l\ \
21 3 71
- 10
S'/j 3 & 4 10
1 0 10
78 10
1 2 13
78 \ *
9 to 12 12
23 13
22 U
13 U
10 13
1 2 14
3 ft S Side
e 3 14
3 15
S IS
6.7.S IS
1.2 16
1 to 4 17
1-2 19
3-4 19
5-6 19
7-8 20
Ito4 21 20 H
S 21 11 ? ,
6 21 12 y.
7-8 21 10 2l
3-4 22 21 S
5-6 22 3 11
4 24 1
5 24 15 31
8 24 2 M
1.2 25 1 U
5 to 3 25 15 38
1-2 26 2 W
3-4 26 2 06
5 to S 26 76
4 27 5C
1 to S 28 12 30
*
niso a strip 20x240 ffl
s bide of ,
29 4S 68
i 30 7 69
3.4 30 2 05
strip 20x120
30 2306
strip 20x960 ftM _ > MdQ
blUs 25-26-2-23 al&
20x120 ft so side 1,1
all 31 25 U
The followicg desciltu
cd lots are all in thoU
U K add to the town
of Broken llow ;
Nebr. fc )
nit 1 6 15
a 2 o 15
6 1157
4-5 10 H 27
1.2 11 7 69
3-4 U 1 06
W 11 1 06
5 11 53
9 11 53
10 11 53
1.2 12 1 00
3 12 50
'
5 12 50
0-7 12 12 ao
5-6 13 Ii02
a ! ! . ! 7 . ! t
1 n % \
2 1 Ml
"C 3 JO
2SJ
30x13) beH. 3 2S6J
ill 4 5
wixlW ft so cor ,
5 4 10
all 7 15
WH 6\vf < 8 7J
nji s 3 as
JJK swy s loj
Tliu following deicilb.
oil lota are nil | a
Keyner's add to the
town ot 11 token JJow ,
Nebr.
all l 41
all 4 30
