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D. . . AlIS EJ1RY. . . . . Edlwr .
-.Cfftoo tn OlIter - . . . JHockl"ounh . . . . A ye. L. _ .
BDunIC1. . , the Ot\omce at Broken Dow , Neb ,
. . eeoonolaaa matter \r&l1ll1llulun \ bru\1llb
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ADVBa.TlBINO , RA.TglI. :
One oolllil n..1Vi .ontb , S1.W. Ontl. ! > > .lt cui.
aan. r mouth. 84.W 'lllArter cululnO. I" "
aonih-IfJ.W. Lid.bu. . quarler UOlnlnD , W
.1iIftI1\8 } > eZ locb t rn.q th.
: ! f.CIItc1 , 'Ob "Urst "till . . W OOIlW per 11 < 1:11 : , f
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; "I.ooAhdfertIAIng 6 COIols pur line each IDler.
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9zqotlce at church tal , , ! IQclabJl'd Gnl1linlerlalo.
' ' "here onatfud , UDI.balt tlitU.
lot ) noUce. 1U r4.01I1\1uo" ono-MJt rlll jI.
'mE' < < " "I bait . rlceJor ( .Iubl\nID \
: y of preaent.l.
DOllth notloe. trl4 , halt prk'O ! tur publl blfJg
.obUuarr noUce. , and cnrd. 01 : thal1M.
alnotloo..t rates prC/Tlded by . 'lIlntee ot
.bruk.a .
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: ' P.'OLITICAL . ANNOUNCEMENTS. -
. Sowc , . IDe ago I have unnouucod IXI ) ' .
NIf a ndidate for , berH ! of CUi tcl ;
' o nti to the central committee , lAnd r .
jrill come bcfore tbe republican count >
win'cntion fot' thc nomination subject to
Ud , 1\'il1 of tbe' republicans of CUl ter
" nty. I ha.'c worked for tbe : i UCceS9
af } hc rcpublican pnrtYl3 : yeau in CU ) ; .
t r countY'l ud hlt e alwltYs tnkcn } llcl15.
\ire in doing ao , . k owiug'I ha\'e beefi in
. th right. r have been a central ( : om.
ihitteemnn 8 me 16 ars , nnd never be.
{ ore hnve I come befor : : : l county con.
vention { 1sking for unything , and I hope
, o can' - give me the nominlltion
nd I will be electe your ncxt bcriff of
. .ter1Aty. . Vcr ) ' reipectfull-Yourli : ,
39tf' J. O. TAYI.OR.
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. Editor Rcpublican-Severlll : of 'W ) '
fii nl1s ha..e bcen insisting on my com.
mi out for sheriff , and ufter looking
, verthe field I have c nclude to an.
I10 uce uiyself a candi ate for 'tbe nom.
lUion f r IIhcriff of' < : uter county , on
thE republican ticket , Qubjcct to the will
ofthc people. While I fcel m ) ' incow.
pct ncy , I "ill try to wake a good sheriff
sh dO.tl ; ) wbole duty as m } ' cfJD = lciencc :
J ate9' ; ' . . , . . pectfu1ly , '
37tt , J. M. SAVIDGE.
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. I dC ire to announce that I expect to
o ie before the next republican county
DiiV nlion as a candidate for Jlomina otl
foftfie Dffice of clerk of the district court
lIubjec o1he will of the' republican" of
. Custer county. For fifteen ycmrs I have
to tbe bC5t of my ability , upheld the
atandllrd , of the rcpqblicltn patty in this
unW , .through 1im when t woultl
l1 ve b en to my financial advantage to'
&therwisc , gh'ing my , en'ices. snch UI !
diey wel'e , without money an without
p ce , 4P rting .its caudidatcs : throulh
, tqrY and thro1gh ! defeat. DurinR
these yel1rS I hAve never been a candl.
. . 4tl : ' for 1m ) ' office , nnd tm'sting I am not
it' 4tW' 'p umptfous in asking fa..orab1e
clnlltq ? ; aton . . of y cloim.
; ; } . : Very ell c fully ,
J 32 f 013:0. : B. l' AIR.
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: ( Ih s is fi e growing weather.
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: have planned a tour of Alaska
for the summer.
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, y ral of the teamsters and
'j laundrymen who went on a strike
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e park conunittee hag ma-
. terhilly imprved the appearnn e
.of the city Park by triming the
ltrees and having the grass
m.o\yed.
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The U. P. strike of the boiler
makers has been settled. The
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requ1r ment of peice work was
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w1thdrawn by the road and an
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lI rease of day wages conceded.
' : ' 1'l'he : Republiciin State Central
CgI1wittee will meet at Lincoln
y the 26th to determine the
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f , pid It Ever .Occur to You
, , Jhat n watch composed . of some :
' 175 different p1eces ? The balance ,
: bllS 13,000 beats or vibtntlon9 per
hour , or 157,680.000 in one year.
ravels 9) . ( 'miles e.yery twcntr.
four hours , or 3,5S wiles in one S
year. 'The amount of oil used in 9
oiling the en.urevatch is ubout
one.tenth of one drop , while the
oil that can be p t in the Balance 8
jewe1s with sae ) must not exceed
one-hundredth of one I1rop. On I
this minute quantity the ua1allcc
, fDust ; feed during its 3SS8 miles 8
; 9f travel in tbe course of one ) 'ear1
dte : which the oUt becomes dr'J 8
cgtns to wear tbe ph'Ots , all R
, ecessitntes 11 cleaning and oiling li
"Of the watch to ha..e it keep accur. 8 :
, ate me. Dill you c\'cr IJtop to
think how necessary , 'therefore ' , It I
1s to ha\'e your watch cleaned un
"Oiled once in a ) 'ear ? I make n
specialty of just such work , and
guarantee it for on year. I
F. W. HAY'ES ,
JE'WELER . & '
West Side of' Square.
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I elate of the State Convention.
' ' decision of the contmittee
will determinc 'Yl.tethcr a late or
early Ol1venMon'wf1 ] be held in
the clJuntics.
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Gov. Mi ey .de.nics the statement -
ment that he was offered $1000
each for four of the appointive
olliec at his di.sposal. But he
docs sa ) ' that' lt amount was
tendered indircctly as a consIderation -
ation of receiving the appoint-
ment. Eacll of the appli a ts .
wen turned down.
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Edwurd Rosewater is the only
dtizen that appeared before t.he
State Board of Equalization anel
plead for a higher va uation of
rai1road property. Paid at.
torneys of the railroad plead for
lowcring of the \'auation. ]
Whether lr. l osewater's pl'a
hnd any etTect on the hoard we
do not know. At any rate he is
entitled to credit from the taxpayers -
payers of the state for the in-
tcn 3t he manifested in their
cause , singh handed and aonc.
'l'he towns that are putting !
forth an errort to secure the new ,
normal school are putting in' '
their best licks and the bidding
wiH be fast and furious before
the matter is setUeel. 'l'he act
does not contemplate , however ,
that the school shal1 be ] mocked
down to the highest idder. in
cash or real estate , and it is not
likely that it will be the policy
of the education a ] board to lay
too much stress on this side of
t he matter to the exc1usion of
the higher considerations in\'ov- ] ,
ed.-Kearney Hub.
\Vhi1e Haltings and Aurora
seem to have resorted to the bluff
game in their etTorts to secure
the new State Norma ] , Kearne.r
is making a stiH 'hunt ' that its
competitors may well haye need
to fear. Senator Detrich seems
to be the B1uffer from Hastings
and State l egent Foel1 for
Aurora. As both these towns
are favorably accommodated with
schools ( If higher education they
should not rccei ve serious con.
sideration from the Normal
chool Board , as long as the
entral and Western parts of the
state are destitute of higher edu.
cational privi1egs.
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Rai1rood Assessment has been
increased by the State 'Board of
l qualization nearly half million
'aol1ars ' or $488 , 749,80making the
total valuation of the railroad
propert.v of the state 1'01' assess.
ment purposes $27,077,353.50.
Of the lines that the valuation
was raised IS the Grand Island
& Wyoming. 'l'he value Wa1 !
rai1ed ! from $3,400 a mile to $3 , .
700 , an increase lof $400. 'l'his
road runs through Custer county
from the south east to the north
west , a distance of 56.28 miles.
This gives an increased \ auatlOlI
in the county of $ :12,512 : , or a
total \'alua tion of $219,336.00.
Gov. Mickey is quoted with saying -
ing that when Ule new revenuc
law goes hi to etTect that he looks
for railroad property to be as.
sessed three times higher than it
is now , as the new law pro\'ides
that all property shall be assess.
ed at one fifth its cash value.
J.nrge School Aliportlollllll'nt.
State Treasurer Mortesen has
completed the May apportion.
ment of the state fund to be ap'
portioned. by the State Superin.
tendcnt to the several counties 01
: the state. 'l'he amount to be
: apportioned is $4509 , 103.24. 'Phh
: is said to be the third largest
: allounl c\'er apportioned at Olll
, tIme.
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Several articlcs have appeared
in the Lincon ] Daily Star recently -
ly concerning the locating of the
New Normal School. 'l'he first
on the 8th instant , which purported -
ported to have been suggested
by State Supt. ) ,1"ower ] in which
it was suggested that a cash
b nus of $25,000 to par : the run-
ing' expenses to maintain the
school from June 1904 to. . April
.1905 would be necess.tr ) . in addition -
dition to the twenty acres ofland
specified in the bil1.
Another article in the same
paper on the 13 announced that
Aurora had offered $25,000 besides -
sides the land an that Hastings ,
through Senator Detrick had
otTered a buildini worth $80,000
in aeldition to some land , Rea-
sonl11g from that the paper .re-
fered to contended that the question -
tion of location is now between
Aurora and Hastings. Because of
these statements some of our peo-
pe ] have expressed a feeling that
there is no use for Broken Bow
to make further efTort to secure
the location of the school. In
our opinion those artic1eg in the
Star were prompted by some one
for a butT ] , with the ohject of
dhcouraging the smaller places
and docs not represent the opinion -
ion of a majority of the Normal
School Board , if anyone ofthem.
'rhe bill was passee } especial1y to
help the western part of the
state , which has not been able to
estah1ish col1eges for the education -
tion of the rising generations.
Supt. Fewer ] was a strong ac1\'o-
cate of the bin urging the needs
of the west along those lines.
We beleive that he was then
prompted with an honest desire
to help those that were unable to
help themselvcs and especially
the central and we tern part of ,
the state that is new when compared -
pared with the eastern part of
the state. Conditions have not
changed since the bil1 was passed -
ed , nor do we beleive that Supt.
Fowler has hanged his views of
the situation. Had it been the
primary object of the promoters
of the bil1 and the legislature to
locate it where the most money
could be raised it was a mistake
to limit its location west of a
point 1ive l11ilt s east of the 98
meridian. 'l'he larger and
wea1thier cities are ea t of that
line and many of them are able
to raise a thousand dollars to an
enter prize where the towns in
the western part of the state
could not give one hundred.
'ro demand now that an
amount should be raised sufficient -
cient to pay the running expenses -
ses of the school a year would
defeat the object of the legislature -
ture in passing the bin and worJ ,
a great injusticQ on the western
part of the state for which the
I school was intended.
We feel safe in assuring the
citizens of Broken Bow and
Custer county that it wiH not he
the poi1icy of the locating boarel
to locate the school in the town
that can or may offer the largest
honus. 'l'he board wi ] ] tr ) ' to
, follow out the spint of the law
in making the location by exer-
cising' their best judgement as to
where the school when located is
the most needed and will serve
the best interest of the state.
A reasonl\bc ] sum , cotumengur-
ate with the financial abi1ity of
the people of the community no
doubt win be expected as an evidence -
dence of loya ] interest to carry
ont the spirit of the law which
provicles for the board taking in
consideration an ) ' bonns that may
be tendered in adcli lion to the
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twenty acres of land which is
specified in the biH.
We can assure our people thut
there is no nced of feeling dig.
couragccl in the matter because
of those artic1es in the Star.
'rhe board of Normal Schoob
has not authorized uU ) ' sucl1
statement nor will it be influenc.
ed by the largest amount offered ,
unless the school located at thai
place would best serve the in.
terest of the western part of tht
state ,
If our peoJ ; > le are able to make
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the 8.hool . ancI the great benetits
that the state would dcrive by
the school being located at Bro-
) < en ow and back that showing
with the gua.antee of :1. cash
bouul. ) that rompares favorably
with other competing towns
commensurate with our financial
ability , we will get the school.
A fai1ure in eIther of these important -
portant factors would be fatal.
What ia now most necessary is
for our people to sta.nd united
aud give all moral and material
aid possible. 'rhe bulk of the
aiel must come from the citi2cnSt
of Broken Bow.Vhile there are
a number in the country as well
as a few other towns of the
county that have expressed a
wi11ingness to subscribe to a
funel to help secure the school ,
we must make up our minds
that the hurden is upon the citi-
2eus of this city and the iuter-
est of the public as well as our
own financial interest depends
upon us doing our utmost in-
di\'idual abilit ) . .
DECORATiON DAY PROQBAM ,
May 30 , 1903.
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OrulHI Mnl.slml. . . . . . . . . . . H. W.Oeorgu
Aldu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .el\pt. WIIIIIi ' 1'albot
COIUUlltteo Oil l'thlllc. . . . . . . Prof. Gnrllch ,
MrN. C. L. IJlltt r ulI. U. W. Wllkln
The 11ISillris IUnn ar6 requested to
close their rc'pective places of b1l8i.
neB ! ! from 10:00 : It m. to 1 :00 m. ,
and from 2:00 : p. III. to 4:00 : p. Ill.
I t ill alao requested that they appro.
priatel ) 11tCorut their places ( If busi.
ness with flags and bunting.
I'ORRNOON.
At 10:00 : o.'clook a. m. , the variou
organizlttiol18 lld citizens will meet
at th ! io"th side of the public squara
Rnd forlll in the { allowing order anli
maroh to tbtcemetery. : .
I. Broken How nand.
. Members of the U. A. fl. . nllfl nil ol.
dlor : : ! of the Civil War.
3. Member : : ! of the W. H. C.
4. Members of Co. 1\1. . I'lt. Hf'g. N. N. n.
I1n.1tit ( ) Idllrt : II ! ttw Spsnlsh-
American WUI' .
. Urokoll Bow lIes Compuny.
0. Urukell Bow Honl , Bud I.addur Co.
7. Ait otlwr 8ocl tle .
tj , SchoollLlld : iUluhLY School Chlldrell.
'J. City Oltlclul ! ! .
10. CItizen ! ' In Carrluge .
Un arrivin # { at the ctHnetery the
G. A. R. will holel exeroises appro.
printe for Ihe ocoatl on and the decor.
Ittion of , gra..eR wiH then tl\k place.
It i8 ti 1'6ciall ) ' rel'tt ! ! ted tbat
80hool ROll SundRv . school teacher8
arrange delegation.s of Ihildren : and
that all wbo can possihly do DO , bring
flowers.
AFTEUNOON.
At 2:00 o'clock p. m. , t tbe opera
ho , ae the foll\Jwing program wiU ba
rendered : ,
1\lulilo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Baud
Com'd'r Jacob Mauk
CalliujI ; to order by
SOUil , " 'rentlng on the OldaCamp Ground"
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Prayer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .l. v. A. . O. 8mltu
Music . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ROl\dlnl { of Lillcolll' GtJttysburg Addl' sl !
Mullc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Address. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Rev. 8. P. Morris
1\1 uslc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . .
Address. . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . .l rot. J. l. 8cott
1\1 uslc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Addres ! ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Simon Oum rou
1'tluslc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Closing ollg , II Amorlca" . . . .Congregation
enelilcUolI . . . . . . . . .Hov. tW. Hi Xanders
lUt'rua G. A. It Pl'ogl' W.
'l'he fol1owing is the G. A. R.
program tp be rendered on May
30 , at Merna. 10:30 : a. m. G ,
A. R. Post and school chi1dren
assembly at Hall and march to
M. P. church at 11 o'clock.
MOllie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .OrII.811.
l.t.yer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ttIlV. Mllth 1
8un . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "werlc"
U markJ. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .L . J.M. 'uJKd
: Slu.h : .
Ailltr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . UI'II. , T. H. 11\.11
HOliK. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .dtar IanlIA IIlllln : r
lI u l\lrtl \ . , , " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .lfbV.O. W.Wlller
AFrllaffloN.
. w IttillPleulLle d I'liurell
MII'le. . . . . . " . " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Ot lIc. " .
HOlllluk. . . . . . . . . . . . . AWtIII'au P.trlllhlU
ICIIV. Mltll1ew ,
HO g. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . O I"ll'tt.
1IIJIItIltluu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . \11. . lIelltl'oliler
1t lIIlpel"IICti. . . . . . . . . . . . .U. A It. V..I.r.-
IIfcltatioll . . . . . . . . . . Hlln . . . . ! : . . . . . .MI. . Lulae t"WI !
"ccll.tlnn. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .WIU MattIe Fed tI
IIlullo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Orcbedlra
IIl1oltatlllu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . At , . . Menar )
Hemark" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . American . . ' at :
lIev. O. W Mllltlr.
, , "oug . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .M.rchlult 'l'broul\b . { JcorJoI. :
IIlJncdlctlon. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .IIIIv. to. . ! II. Orahlw
fllslet. l'cntr.r Churcll Ut'llicRteti.
'I'h United Drethern Church
at Custer Center was cledicate ( !
to the Worship of God laHt Sun-
day. 'I'hough the e1em nts wert
threatening rain and storm , the
people came and 1i1led th house
un ti1 every a va ilabc ] sJla.c was
occupicel , and om had to n'-
main outsill 1'01' la ck of. 1'00111 ,
l eSchuH D. } ) of York , Nt'b.
prcac1lt d an f' cellel1t s rlltOll at
I 11 a. w. which was highly ap-
I predated by 1t.11. l. ss than $200
. was lIt.cdcd in order to eltdica te
the house free of ltulebteltll Si.
After the sermon a call was made
. for $250 , and in ] es than thirty
minutes there had been received
in cash and ubscription $301.60.
. . 'l'he church was . then \licated . ,
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'l'he following program of the Au- p. ' ' .
1J.f IHal ! Convention of the.C . ster Cmnty ; ,
: } Sunday SchQql' ' AssocIatIOn wl11 ue ' ; M
rendered at Broken Bow , Neu. . on , .
iil Sund y , May 31 , and ! qn4.ay , Jtne t . , .
: , : 'f' j ' 1st , 1903' . . jt \ . . . : , . - ! T . . .
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: ' SUDday Aft.IIDoon , May 31 , H 03. .j ) : . : . r , ra
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of Comstock Nehr
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3:00-A : dressof WelcoUle . . .ke\\Geo.P.rt1te . ( , :
of Broken Bow , Nc asJ.a. : J i
, . . . 3:1S-Response. . : . . . . . . . . . j. M. Fodgt : , I'iI : '
:1.4f [ , of OrJeIlo , NcJnuslw. . t.fJi
' API'OIN' U NT OF COM\IITTIUS. : : ' : n' :
l " , l ! 3:3o-Primar' : " C1ass Taught . ; ' , 1\I ss . HlAines. . " !
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h ' : SUncli&Y ; EV.Dtng , . J j I
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: : . : r" 7oo-Prais Sen'ice. . . . . .0 , H. l'tloolll Y : ; , -
: t : of 1\1ason City. Nchrl ! klt. .
Music. . . Chor s of YOllng Ije nle , ; ' Societ.e ! < < , hI :
: . . r.t . . . Ramah . .Ryerson , Conductor. . . f\ .
; ! ( fZ1 7 :30- : D c IHon D uy. . . . . . > : > . K . \ " IArtle. t. . : : " ( ' , " :
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DISCUSSION. 'il
: i ' - 8:00-Alldress. : . . . . . Prof. II. 1\1. Stei.lley ! : ! ; ;
'I : SMe Fid Secretary. . : t
m S':4s-Round : 'l'able. . . . . W. H. KiUlI.H t1e ) ' U 'l
: . . . . . , of Lincoln , Nebrasktt. : Itl. ! " # . . ' '
. ' ff : ' fl'onday (1\oIlDlng , tJUDIi I , 1903. f.
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4 'f " 9:00-1 : ) flU e Service. . . . . . . . R. h. AUt'1I : , . \r. : , . . . .
. , . of A.ruoltl , Ndlluska. . t }
9:3o-Busllless : Session.o . the Young l'coplls' r
ltf SocIeties. I' i. " :
. : IO:3o-Ileporls : from District Presidents.
fj.1' 11 : ( ) Q-Reports from De1egates. ir :
ii ' , Att"lIuoon. j
fo'IoDdllY "
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' 2oo-'raise : Service. . . . . . W. T. Woody [
e of Lomax. Nehraska. i' ' l ,
. . . : I :3o-Busiuess : Session aUll Electlol ! of Officers f i ; .
. . : 3oo-Alldress. : . . . . . . . . Primary Work \ , :
Miss Haines. Jij
'i.1 3 :30-Report : of Comtl1ittees. .t.H !
! tf1 3 4s-'rhe Qualiile Teacher" . . W.C.I\1liott it ! ; :
J . ofMas : n City Nebrasb. } . '
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" : , . . . . . DISCUSSION. ; : : . : \ . . . . . . "
if . fo'IOD.day ' Bv.nlng.
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l 7:00-Praise : Service. . . . . . . John Walton , . :
6 of Comstock , Nehraska. ' " :
M\sic. ! . . Chorus of Young Peop1es' Societies 4
t RalUah Ryerson. Conductor. , i :
: I'JJt , 7 :3Q-Ar1l1ress : . . . . . . . W. II. KiIllIJerIe ) " ! . . :
'J.i . of I.inc01n , Nebraska. ! .
j 8oo-Address. : . . . . . Prof. II. 1\1. Steidl ! : ) ' f ;
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. . 1-1wery Pastor allel SuperlllttlIllent III the : . : :
' . - county is ei pecial1y il1\'ite to attellll the call- \gi \
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: . . : I-Each ; : Sum ay School ill the COUIty ! i re- . : ! # . .
ifh1 quested to send at least ouc : cle1tgute be611lcs \ ; ' :
.ga Pastor amI Superintdn ent. .
: ' : 3-Persons assigned to discussions amI topics i.if\i \
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5 minutes. ni ! }
: , \ . 4-Let every person . .to w.lom 11 topic is as- 'ih
' \ sIgned , be loyal and falthfu1111 attenelallce. ft\ \ , :
r . s-I'ray for gooo results. n 1.
" : . . 6-0ur "war cry , " "Do Jll1he \ good ) 'OU can , 1 : ! (
10 1111 the ways } 'ou cnn , I1nd whenever you can. " \ , :
7-Dring your Bibles un J .e..n\e ostu1 H'II1I1S jJ ' 'i
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free of debt , amid the rejoicing
of those both inside and out of
the church , who have toiled so
faithful1y aad c ( mtributec1 so
liberally to bring succe.ss to this
no le enterprize. The church is
not large 28x38 , but is su1.mtanti-
aly built , and is nicely finisl ed
inside and out , and l est abont
$1,300. The wal1s and cd ling
are steel , with raised floors , front
and rostrum nicely carpeted.
'l'he pews are comfortable aud
attractive. A beautlfu ] pulpit ,
manufactured by Norcutt and
Chapin who are the h1li1dl'rs of
the church and three nicey ] upholstered -
holstered chairs occupy the ros-
trum. 'l'h pcopt' ] of Custer
Center are to be cOllgratulatt d
upon the completion of thdr
beautiful hou'l't ! : of worship. 'I'he
memhcrR of the church join in
tendering their heartfu ] thanks
to the many who are .ot mem-
hers for their hearty cooperation
and their liberal contribution ,
without which guccess would
hardly hav br.en posible.
W. 1" . PO lln' .
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'rhis office has a 1imitec1 num-
her of I1ickg Almac's for sale . at
25 Ctuts.- 44tf
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nrOKf.Id\JI rtlfuud tlio WI/lit ) ' U It tall I to clir.
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The following is the dead
letter 1ist for th week ending
.Ma } ' 1' ) , 1Y03 :
Wm. Chisenhal1 , J. C. Hon-
aker , John Morford.
Parties caBing. for the above
will please say advertised.
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Back of the Builder
there lIIust he ROOtl hllnher or his
work wOlI't amount tOllluch. The : . .J.
huihler who huys his sll ) 'k hell :
ha. . 110 complaint ! ! 10 lIIake. The
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I.ATII , 'fUIlI. : MOUl.IIJNI . S.\SII ,
nODUS , SJIINGI.HS. Inc. . which \\e
: ; c:1I are of the "al1 right" kiwI.
An.1 our priCl'i : wi11 gin' him It
lurgcr margin 011 his contract.'e :
sell at "cr ) ' close : I ghIC .
ljerks ) Lumher Ii Coal CO ,
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4 of Gents } -"urnisbing Goolls-
: Mens' and Boys' Clothing , Hats , Caps , Ete. . t .
4 ig complete aud up-to-dat . We have a fine 1inc of trunks , . :
amI yaliseg and can suit Jon in size , quality amI price. Call ; .I
and see our immense s ock and we wi11 sav yon mone ) ' . .
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