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'l'hird-County treasurer.
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I1'ourth-Coun ty superin tende'1.t '
I1'ifth-SherifT.
I Sixth-Clerk Dist. Court.
Seventh-Connty Assessor.
Eighth-Surveyor.
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Ninth-Coroner.
'l'enth-Election of delegates
to judicial conv ntion.
Eleventh-Election of dele-
y gates to state conventi m.
. ( 'fhe report of committee on
resolutions was -1nale ! by A. R.
Humphrey.
Report adopted by unanimous
vote.
HUSOI , UTIONS.
Representing the republicans of Cus.
ter cOHnty , by townsll1p ddegations , in
c01lvention assembled , we hereby ex.
press our confidence in the national pol.
tcy of our party. which in seven years of
operul'e republican allministration ex.
pres < : ed i.n laws pas ed by a renublcan !
cOI1&re1 > s and appro\'ed bya republican
prell1dent has hfted the blight of poverty ,
stagnation and business depression from
our common country anu plliced us as a
nation , and particlliarly as a county , up.
on a high and prosperoul business , agri.
cultural , stock raising and commercial
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basis , furnishing work for an who desire
it am money to pay the laborer his hire.
\ ' ' 'We expnssly and completely endorse
. the policy of our law-makers , whose wis.
dom amI statesmansnip huw brought to
I us prosperity at home , prestige abroad ,
, md furnished us with a staple and sound
currency to carryon the every day trans.
actions of bUJiness , without thought as
to the kind , because , under our policy ,
every donur of our money is as good as
any other donar and every donar equiva.
lent to the best.
' . 1 We cmphaticany endorse the princi.
pal of protection , woven and interwoven
1I1tO the fabrics of our national policy ,
and hereby dec1air that we believe the
principal of prottction to be one of the
cardinal bulworks of our present splen.
, Jo. . , did an magnificent em of prosperity and
business de\'elopement.
We believe that the large corporations
commonly culled trusts should be re ula.
ted or controlled by state or nahonal
laws and we endorse the principlts eJ : -
pressed in thenatiol1al"Al1h.'l'rust I.aw , "
the product of the genius and ftatesman. ;
shir of John Sherman , atlll the energy
am force with which its ) have
been carried Ollt by Presi ent Roosevelt ,
and wc rely upon ollr congresslllen and
senatols to g'e to this law anll to such
laws as may be amendatory to it such
support as will make the spirit of that
law complete and operat'e to the end
that every business , whether that of labor -
bor or capital , shall meet with e\'en-
handed justice.
\Ve endorse the acts of our senator and
representative in the laflt legislature , and
believe that the of a new revenue
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law by that bOlly will correct a common
abuse in the matt'r of assesslllents and
taxation , alH11'cquire each part of ollr
. i cOllnty and state to bear its equal alld
just ) of taxesand while it is ex.
pected t \ lat under the new law the rcvenu-
t es of the county andsiatewillbe increased
we emand of our public officers who
' collecl and distribute'our taxes , the 1I10St
t' . rigid economy in the expenditure of pub.
. tic monies.
' . . . . . . We endorse the a 1ministration of our
, . . f. , count' officers , belie\'ing that they have
been faithful to the trust reposed in them
1 and that the methoi1s of conducting the
l business of the office to which each one
( of them was electe' } has been honorable , ,
I fair , economical an just , and while our' '
" county officers have turned over to the
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t' Louisville & NUihviJIe ! R. R. in
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r , ' l\lississippi are veritable bonan.
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"j . truck gard ner. One man sold
. from one sm le acre , 100 bar-
1. . rels of radishes for i900.00 ,
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gross ; auother patch of.1 acres
rarHshes yielded $1,463,00 , net.
, 111 the spring of 1902 , another
truck gurdner sold 300 barrels
III potatoes in l'ittsburg from 3
r acrcs of ! ? round for $1,548 , and
l' aftel' pa'lIIg all expenses. clear.
cd t892oo , or $297.33 per acre.
t Withlll two \\et'kf after sellin
his potaloes , corn was up and
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" watermelon villl's were rIIuning
on the SUIllf' land. He harvest.
t' ell hi ! ! corn , sold his melons ,
'i and ufterwards cut two crops of
\ hay 011 of the tiallle lalH1 und on
{ Januar > ' 20 , 1903 , was planting
! it a al1l in potatoes. Stra\\ ' ,
L hernes yiel11 fl'olll $300.00 to
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. , fi' 1550.00 pcr acre ; as high as
12,480 quarts of luscious berries
ha\'c been grown on a , single
acre. Address
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I Qeneral Industrial and Immigration -
migration Agentj
L01l16\1110 & N r.hvUle It. It.
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county some k.4SS.oo . In . .fees h\'eJceS9 :
of their 9 larYt-\\oe-tJetua l l ithentUle
same labor Ilnd economy in the future 8S
In the past , to the end. that the bllrlen , of
taxation mav be lessened.
We bercb express a desire for goo
public roaesln our county leading to
and froul our buslnes'i and shipping
points , and we hereby , ad : that the
prcEenl policy of our sup rvisors In
chur iug real dumnge claims to the roall
d stnct In which the roa ! tI ) ' be locat.
ed and thc alliages liccrue , be modified :
and ehanged and when in the discretloit
of the oard of supervisors the roa peti.
tioue for is a public necessitytheclahus
for damages when , allowed. . be a charged
against the county and not against the
road district tn which the same occurs. '
During an the ) 'cars of busiuess 'de.
pressiun , Custer county. maintainerl a
high standard of public schools. In the
present prosperous ern , the stanllur < \ of
education 'and the emc ency of our
schools must be'ad\'ance ' . 'fa this end
we recommend that our superintendent
advise the schoot istrict officers to strict.
Iy enforce the compulsory IIchool &tteI d
anct ! law. '
The republicans of Custer coune .
) desire to greet in fnlternal f l.
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owship those democrats and 'populists ,
who in 1899 , answering the echoes of the
dastardly blowing up df the 1\iaine in
Havana Harbor , lined up with the ad.
ministration of President Wm. l\I Ki .
ley and are now in line with us for lres.
ident Roosevelt , doing ) 'oeman service.
in the republican party by voting for and
upholding its principles , sound money ,
protection Ilnd expansion.
A. R. HUMPHREY ,
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F. D. l\IU.I.S ,
E. N. BISHOP. J
The name of J. A. Armour. was
placed in nomination for county
judge. There being no other
nomination , the rules were s s-
pended and Judge Armour was
renominated by acclamation.
On motion of T. J. 'Vood , the
rules were suspended and Geo. .
W. Dewey was renoniinated for
county clerk by acclamation.
On motion the rules were suspended -
pended and W. A. George was
renominated by accla ation fo (
county treasurer.
Messers Armour , Dewey , and
George were each called out on
receiving their nomination and ,
thanked the convention or the
expression of confidence and ,
pledged , if elected to use their
utmost ability to serve the public -
lic faithfully in their resp ctive
offices.
Moved by A. R. Hu phrey. .
that the rules be suspended and
that J. G. 'V. Lewis be renomin-
ted by acclamation.
At this junction Prof. J. M.
Scott appeared on the oorof the
convention and interpos6d objections -
jections to Lewh. ' renomination
stating that he wished to presnt
charges against Supt. Lewis.
'fhe . point of order was raised
tha.t Scott was not a delegate
and had no right to the floor.
'l'he chair held th.e point well
taken in case of objecti9ns. J.
M. FQdge insisted that any
charges the gentl tpan might
have should be refered to a com.
mittee of the. convention and if
found worthy , presented to the
convention. lr. Jewett insisted
that if Mr. Scott had any charges ,
he thought the conventi9t
wallted to hear them. That the
Broken Bow delegation had
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The Belt of Country
011 which we have lallel for sale is fllll1
ous for its fertilit ) ' allli the xcellcllce 11
its crops. There is 110 better farluin ;
section in the countr ) ' . 'fhe number c
places for sale i ! ! , limited , b\lt we : W
theoptio11 : 011 a few choice
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and invite offers from the e who lue al
desirous' of inv siing a few th us nd.do .
lars to g od'advantage. .
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Lumber and otber building I
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C. R. JUDINSt : .M .p\ger .r2
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1cnown'Supt. ? Lewi'S from ,1Joy
hood and knew him to be honorable -
able , honest atHI a YOUl g Ulan of
high education aUll progressive
ic1eas und that the delegation
stood ready to meet any accusa"
tier , again9t Mr. 14ewis' charac-
ter.
Peof. Scott presented the
following charges :
If the following. statements be
true. should J. G , W. L wis e
l'enomlnted county superintendent -
ent of schools.
1. During a part of last year
he drew his , salary' as superin-
tendentand , for the same period
he conducted the Summer School ,
receiving a part of the prqceeds
and settling the bills therefor.
II. , He is selling books which
are furnished under "state contract -
tract , ' " freight paid' , ' at 90c , for
$1.00. to the t cheri. !
III. He claimed no chnnge 'of '
sentiment. on , i p rt , when , told
"that , he h da\w.ays \ b en a pop. : ' :
IV. Last year th.e , .only reS1-
dent teacher employed in institute
work was J. J. Tooley. Tl1is
year all the institute iQstructors
are from abroad.
V. This year he says' there 'is' '
no legal relation between the
Summer. Schooland' : the county
superintendent and that. , there
never has.been.
VI. .He promised , members of' '
the board of education of tbis
city to appoint teachers in .the !
Summer. chool and subsequent-
ly'refused to do so.
V II. He has published .the
following rule : "Applicants
who find itnecce sary to'take repeated -
peated examinations 111 the , same
: branch will not receive the highest -
est nor the lowest grad thus obtained - '
, tained , but 'Will receive as a
, gra"e an aver ge of an - ' :
tions so taken. . " examina-'I
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VIII. 'Teachers- are leaving : :
Custer county 'bec nse they will' '
, not work under hIm as 'county. . .
, su erintendel t.
Supt. Lewis was c lled on to
reply to the accusati ns made
which he promptly dHl.
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Mr. Lewis' answer to each of tb
accusations :
' 1. Charge number one , as intended -
tended , is absolutely without
foundation. A contract was
, made wi h the . " token : , pow
sc eel board for th use of their
school building "for Summer
School and Institute. Enough
money was received fr.om the
, Summer S heel to .pay its proportionate -
, portionate : , part of 'th ' cost.
Every cent of'thi.s money f9 nd
its way to t1 e' Broken 'Bo treai- !
ury and not any part of the Sum.
m r School proceec1s . . w.as Jlppro.
pr a.ted byt4e uperinte.ndent.
2. We seU.a , book which : costs
90 , 'cents , to. the . teachers for
$1.00. By dose 'figuring of inci.
dental expenses.- , might pos.
, sibly .selLth 1 book' , for 95c' anc1
come o t even."let we ell th.t
, book for $1..00 , o.wlng t.q . h a. 1
I th t past. gei'must 'often e frp'ad !
on them in sending to the t'each'
ers or to the fact i.1 at o.nce , n , OJ
. , while a o < ? k is l.o.st or not ; p if
for. W ere a. . acher .see.ms to (
pOQr. to buy a .book , 'one is'.givcI
free , of which instances We"arf
prepared to shoW .p'J.'oof.
3. As to'the ' indefinite char8'j
re ative to pqpulist senti ! e"nt
I do not rem q1ber nytJ1jpg 0
thetkind aHeged. At the .e1ec
tion of 1900 , thed rst one. . ' wher. .
T ever had' the privilege of vcitinl
on a political issue , I' voted til ,
repub\ican \ tiGket. I have votef
othing .else. since. Nor can
see , bow .any young , man can real
Ii .his history and live under , the ad
mil1lstrations of McKinley an ,
.r. . Roose\'elt and be anything but
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republican. I am one.
5. Institute instructors fo
CJtster county both last year an ,
this year were selected with , dn
exception upon the advice of .th
i. State Departmeet of .Public Ir
struction. The re.ason for goi.n
abroad for instructors this ye.
wa.s t 'e elief t at t e sc eel i ,
terests of the county would 1
be.t . sub.served by so doing.
) f 5. , There is o teg-.al r a iJ
between the county' .5uperintel
11" dent and the S.4mJUer shoo (
which is the reason for not ha
ing anything to do with tl
schooJ.this , . ' . .
year. 'J.r.\tac r COt
ipg to. a private , n tituUo.n u.nd.
the patronage of the .5uperint
. d.ent co e ; p'ei .almost a tilc
J contract of obtaining a certifica.
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undue .fovor inretUk'u.
or -retUk'u. This
is not so .with the , lcgally : .estab-
lished institute whi h. is attend d
as a dut ) . .
, 'l'he matter of 'an alleged
breach of contract with the Broken -
ken now School Board is respectfully -
fully left , to that bqdy.
7. 'l'he rule relati.ng tq grades
from. examinations properly interpreted -
terpreted and intended to be
followed , refcr to the , teachers
who fail in one , examination , and
who without any.substai1tion intermediate -
termediate preparation , .takc . another -
other : mmination within 11 few
days or. weeks. In such cases it
would seem that an average
grade of such examinations is a
fairer test of' the pplicat1t's
ali1ity han is. . t1y "p rti ularly
high or loW .gr "e obtained pos-
! ? ibly y.ch ; ce.
8. Teachers 1. ! "ve " Custer
9unty qecause .they get. better
wages or better. positions else-
where. They ar , gl d to return
when like induce.Ulen s are offer-
e here. "
At thi juu tJon , Mr , Humph-
rey renewed his motion to pro-
eed to J10.H1jJ1 te .Mr. . Lewis , by
acclamation , which was secouded
by a number. Mr. J. F. Fox-
worthy , of Custer . township ,
thought.that under the circum-
.stances it would be bett r to have
a toll call by townships on th
nomination of Mr. Lewis and
, move a roll all. . Thereup n ,
Mr. Humphrey withdrew h s
, motion and a rollcall was Qrder- '
. d. Thp. result of the roll can
: was a animous vote , for ewis ,
ItJiet'e ; not beipg , a desenting vote'
, in the entire delegations. The
'r sultVas .annonnced" " amid tumultuous -
multuous applause. .
On motion an jnforu : al b.allot
\ v.s taken fer sheriff w4ich re-
Isu ted , n bringing out the ames :
'of J. O. T2.ylor , J. S. McGraw
with scattering votes for "John
, Scott , J. M. , S.a.\'age..and ; A. .Fon-
: da. The first 'formal ' ballot resulted -
. sulted in J. O. rraylor's. nomina.i
tion.by a vote of 149 to 72 for. .
McGraw. Mr. 'faylor was called
, and thanked' 'the convention as-
Ruring the 'p.ublic if .elected that.
be wpuld , endtavor : ; to fill .the
office.efficienty } .and economically.
On motion an informal ballott
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w.st . < ( l en , < > n he , 'office of cler.k
of he di trict court , , Which
Qrought the 'names' of .H. F.
Kenuedy , Geo. ' B..Mair , J. Ii' . .
Foxworthy. It required five
I' ballotts for a choice , the final
ballot resulted.inMair's , nomina-
tiQn. The vote st.Qod air 114
1-42 , .KennCT.dy 97 , ,41T'42 , Fox-
WQrthy 9. .oth Mair , and Kennedy -
edy eachhad led.on.previ , us .bal-
tots , an4 . a.d not .1delegations
change Itheir. ' votes , before the
. voti.ng had 'been co npleted ,
l eithe'r would : have _ , ] 1.d . the nQmlj
nation. The changes ordtreu ;
before-the vpte could be.announc"-
ed etayed jthe ork of t4e secre ;
taries la d : gaye rise .for dissatis
faction .t at ' : was , unavoidable
under 'the conditions , no tally
sheets havi g been provided.
o.n motion n infQrmal ballo r
- was t ken on assessor. Th
e naJU s' of Jules.H amnont , C. 'r.
Leach , R. M. goster , C. M. Fore -
e scyth and If. J. Ed , ington . were
brought out.
On t4e' thtrd ballot Mr. Ha1.t. ;
I11Qnt : was I1.ominated , , recei\ini ! {
121 out of ,221 , .votes , cast. Mr ,
Haumont , thanked , , the conventiox
a proJUi ing' ' that if elected l1.f
would impartially and faithfullJ
perform the' duties of the office
of cQunty asses.sor.
anI motiQn lthe .rules . were sUs ,
pended 'and F. .E. VanAnhverJ
was. 'ren "tinated for surveyor
g I e 't\1 \ n1f d t e convention 'flqj '
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.acti .Iati 111 trn'd ( Ot.:1IOIl" : 8 UblI6"ed' ' frne
Ie \WL\l.ltb.allll : . . eallltallo c.a\lupou \ tn"
hail' . &lIa"illl' " to& ' .u'C1I1I11"III1 , pr611' ' ' I
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aaar-ot ' 18 ' linll tr.w I1I J i\.Zp.u..aud' \ hot ,
In billa & 4tal1Cad \IIL'8atb : .wul. . vBx _ r1lIc
no , . " ' RU.I _ , j , , 11.OJ& rulerlllCl au4 , n . lOl
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pledged continued f ithfulness.
For cororner the names of Dr.
Ames 'of Sargcnt . , Dr. Morrow f
Merna , Dr. Young of Anslcy ,
were pla.ceet in nomination. 'rho
vote rcsulte.d in favor of Dr. Morrow -
row of Merna , on the second
ballot , who was declared the
nominee. Dr. Morrow' thanl < el
convcntion.
On motion a committee consisting -
sisting of one from each township -
ship was electecl to select delc-
gates to the state convention.
The following are the names of
the parties elected , viz : T. ' 1' .
Varney , Jas. Fairfich1 , 11' . M.
Marsh , A. E. Young , C. I . Jud-
kins , Jud Kay , Jas. McGraw , J.
J. Doug-las , John IIit ldcy , John
Morrow , F. C.Vilson , A. ' 1\
Seybolt , Ii' . E. VanAntwerp .
H. ComstClck , E. F. Myers' , F. M.
C \rrie , A. II. Copsey , P. II.
Marley and J. C. Predmore.
On mCltion of Jewett , the chair
was thorized t appoint a committee -
mittee of three to select delegates -
gates to the judicial convention.
'rhe chair appointed 'V. A. '
George , A. H. Copsey anl1 L. II.
Jewett as said committee.
Moved by Humphre ) ' that delegates -
gates elected to the judicial convention -
vention use all honorable means
to secure the nOl liuaHon of the
present incumbent , Judge Chas.
L. Gutterson , for Judge of the
12th Judicial district.
'l'he following are the delegates -
gates elected to the judicial c n- '
vention :
F. II. Young , F. M Curric , ,
Alpha Morgan , Ii' . E. VanAnt- ,
werp , W. A. Gerge , C. O. Lind ,
John Reese , D.M. Amsberry , F.
M. Rublce , E. G'Schwind , FreII ,
Delano , F. D. Mills , Jules IIau-
mont , L. H. Jewett , J. D. lIas-
kellV. . P. True , Jas. Fairfield ,
II. J. Eddington and A. H.
HumpHrey.
On roll , call the townships an-
noun ecl the following members
of the county ccntral committce
for the ensuing year :
Algernon , Jas. Fairfield ; Ans-
ley , T. T. Varney ; Arnold , Ira
Mills ; Broken Bow , Alpha Morgan -
gan ; Berwyn , H. S. Waterbury ;
Cliff , W. J. Rice ; Custer , ' 1C. .
II. BayerhotIer ; Delight , A.
Moore ; Douglas Grove , II. B.
Glover ; l tim , S. C.Valdron ,
Elk Creek , C. H. Louts ; Garfield ,
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Jules Haumont ; Grant , John
Gilmore ; Hayes , T. ' 1' . WincheR-
ter ; Kilfoil , A. Somers ; Lillian ,
E. N. Bishop ; Loup , Von Davis ;
Myrtle , \V. B. Bryan ; Sargent ,
F. M. Currie ; ' 17riuJJ1.ph , WI11.
'Varren ; Vict9ria , F. CVilsQnj
'Vester"ville , D. M. SavilleVest ;
Union , Lambert : W'al er ; : Wood
River , Dr. 'Vade ; 'W Y 1 , Jas.
Chittick.
On motion .the central com-
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, . C. . E. GANDY ; ' .
Real Estat
and Collections
. .I arms for S le and Rent.
Office over'N. Gleil11 s tailor
shop. . . . . . . . Notary'Public.
m Droktn Bow , . . N.brukt , ,
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SOHEDULE OF nnOKEN DOW MAILR.
Pouch for west will clole at 8 p.m. , II'Xcepl
8unda , when It will cl08e at 0116 P m.
Poncb. ea.t lor tr.lu o. .2 0108e. at 8 a n :
and fOI No. it elo.es at , 11.30 a.m. & tall for Anlle1
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.tid point. east lit Or.nd IIhl d narrled on tr.1I
No. . . .
Oconto Tla of Uypo .and TuckenlUe , dally III {
esp' tlnnd.y cia III' . at 7 . tn t r luruln" IIII O da )
. Call1wa Tla , ble'Klllle , , dAU , OXOi'pt ' tlund J
cloeo' a17 a 10 , rliturlJlDj ( sam" d.y.
1 Jlouod VaUoy via Urelln and IUton 01010 at 7 I
m.Tueaday. 'fl1uuda ) and tlaturda , . , rotnrnlnj
1.11I11 d.y. .
, tlUtnllar , Ia Gurneo , , Uoorgetqwu and Ul'tol
arrrlYoll at 11.80 , 'l'II"lday 'I'burlday 111111 liatm
day returning 101ue. at 12,30 latnQ day.
Otl1Q hour > > frotn 11.00 a 10 to 8.00 l' tn. auu
d.y. frOm 1I:41 : p. m. to 6:411 p. m. l.obby opel
'ukday. from 'I a.Pl.to 8 11. m. BnnJA ' 8S :
a. m. to" a. m. Ueullral del\nry Dot open Bu
- q. , momlna'u hUftltnfore. 1. . 1l.JIIWaTT. ! l'M'
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Ulittcc'was attth rizcd to fill J lY
vacancies that U ll o ur on t 1e
ticket. . .
A yote of thanks was cx : t cIl
to Congressman . oj. ' Bttrln t"t'-for
his able anc1l'atriotic 'ac1c1r Sk ! , .
On motion the convention' -
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jounlcd. . . . . .
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J o" . Il.ntcH 'Vc. . , .
" 'lIu 1Iur1lngtol1 oITch ! ro itii trlp'trck' t9
as follows : '
Deliver , Col. , UIII1 retUrtI , f.14.70 , ' . 'Jtlnc
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Colomdo SprillgS , Col. , IIm1 returl.
$ IB.75. Jllnu t tu.Sept. 30. .
Pueblo , Cot. , nml retllrll , $19.60 , JIIUC
[ to Sept. 30.
GlenwoOll Springs , Col. , 11I111 rchrt" !
$28.25 , Junc [ to HC/lt. 30. . .
Ogden , lltah , lUll / return , 132.9 < > , Juue
I to Sellt. 30. '
SnIt Lnke City , Ut\h' ( , IInll rctunt , $32.-
90 , JUIIC t to Se\lt \ 30. ' , . .
De\l1\\00d , S. D. , uillt retllntl i4.oS ,
Junc I to Scpt. 30. . '
. I ead , S. D. , nml retllrllU".OS.JJIIlC'1 : .
to Sept. 30. . . , . '
lIot 'Slrillg" ) , D. , nllil"rclurn , ' $10'.95 ,
Jllne , 1 to Sept. 30. '
Custer , S. D. 1\1111 rclut'n : ' $ fI.Go'JlIdc ' 1
to Sept. 030. Auk. 'the tI k t n el . "for .
plrtlculars. ' 52-IJ : .
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1.0' " Unlet. to CnlHorntn.
'l'he Ihlr1illt tou round 'trlp tict&cts
a1 ! follows :
-SIlII l rancisco 11I11returJI. . . 1-7.0 ' ,
AlI ! ust t to q. . ' . "
Ios J liel.cH ! uu'il nturiL : tt7."o , 'A .lgusl'
1 to 1.Auk \ the tick . . t el\t f r . p'ar-
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ticularn. . " . : : . . . fS
v - - . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . _ I .
. . . . . . . . .llertt Ilendcd 'It , . ; ' . ; . . : . : , . . :
Orlmmll Hcnl , Nil. r47Ii. : . .
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J. G. BRENIZEIllreederof' :
I'liro Hcotch AIIII Scolch ' 1'01'1"11 ! ! hnrt 1I0rn C/lt-
Uo. . 1111 herlt numhors 40 COWH. Will CIIIIIIH'ro
III hrc"clln.r . 1\1II1'1""l1t ' ) ' with 111\Y wcst of OhlcAIO.
My oXIlOrloncQ hIlA "ntht ! mo tll/I' to L'lvo Stood
I\IIHrl'ctilln. IIr"Nlhu : CllttlO 1111I8L 110 rnlnodln
this nltlludo. I cXlloct tll rnlao thorn
here tliO oqunlll [ nll'tllllll : ral8011 In thoU.
II. IIiOW 111\\0 li : h"l1 " 11I1111110 lur I I" , a1\lI.
not : yenr's _ on'lco. Illy COWII weigh from liDO II )
200J 1101indB. Como 111\11 ee thom.
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Bu f on ! TIME TABLE
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BROKEN now , NEB.
1 I"colll. nellvcrt
Ol , ullh. Ilelclin.
ClltCJlICO. nuttc ,
Ht. JONellhortlnlld ,
ll.nIlHAH cu. " , HnU I. ltc City.
Ht. l.oulH. : AII.I nlllrrnllcIHC (
All . .0tlltH ItUNt And AII..ulnt. .
Atltl HoUtll.'WoVcHt. .
No. 49-Voellhulml eXIrl'811 dl\Hr , Lincoln , Ollla-
ba , ! lit. JOBOl.II , Kan AA . It. Imla , Ohl.
oligo ami all Jlolntlilt nil' 1I0Illh. . . . II 07 a.m.
No. 44-,00nl OXI'rOA ' ' 11111y , Lln\ulli. Omaba.
UhlclI/o / Illlel nllllolllt8 O Rt nrul8u1IthIlI SO n.m.
No. 41-Vestlhulocl nXllrn 1I ,1"lIy. 1100111 ] > , H"I\I'
tlo. UuUu , 1'0r\lIl\l1 IIml 1111 l'l\clllr. COlIst
IlolrltR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . .lIo-lam
No. 43-Inclll oxprolltl dailY. o'\lIIl\lIc" alld
IlItorml'lIl1lo IIOIIILII. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .It 1i1l111n
tllonplll . 'lh.hllt ' uml rocllnllll ; chlllrcllu (11011111
'rco ' ) IIn1hr"IIV'II " ' 1'111111. ' 1'lclll' Bolel ! lnd hag.
/(1I//1 / / rhocl.I'lt L " . . . . pnlut In th Uliltoll tllato.
all,11 ll a < lll.
InformaURIl. map8 , Limo tnhlclI ) Uld tlckot
tnllun or wrUn to II. L. Urllllllly. IIfCllt , .or J
I rllllnli\ \ . I' . A.lI. "Ihv. Nobmeka.
II. I. . OIlKHIlY. Alont. :
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I F ; ; f:1 ; l
in Custer COllntyNeh.
S Tr.UMH-Ono.thlrll : CIIRh : lJalnllco on S
clort'froIIIHIYIIICnLH , 7 I'cr ' cel.t InLer"HI.
8 S
8 WII.I.t.uIl'IfJ IIWli , nuRW' ! ! , Kg
o 31.13.2:1. : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . 1100J ( 1.1
o HTKI'IIIIN80N-cf ! ! swt.,1ol 'i. IIC' : 0
o 6lnlJtl"rIl12.8M7.1 ' 21. . " " 800
o 1.loIIClIIN-loJwl- . , II ! ! , IIw'e 111,1 8 .
o IIw iIlW . { ,24.13'2\ \ . . . . . . . . . . . 1JOO
o (1AIITI.IUIUIIII-"I.m.IH7. ! : : . . 2 1100 0
o } ) nLf-WVt IInH.n4 ! IIW"10 1.1 : U.5 : ! 1 [ lK )
o IlnoWNNo1'3.UI ! \ . . . . . . . . SOO g .
o ' ( 'WUII'jON-tHo , BW ! j : . ! 5i oy , BoH , 0. . .
' ' : ! 6.1 .2 : : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . 7 ( ) ( \
o " HIIAIII'I-8" ! : , In.IH . , . . . . I , mo
( JIIIIIVII""N-IoOIl : UIr"H : III R'CUUIIS . B
. 7. R. It ! . lU , towillillll' H. : :1:011.1 : / : rur
l1 cliUlu tllllch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 OIM ) S
o toyua-/II' ! / . 21.14 , IH . . . . . . . . . t 2JO (
II NKLHON-NuH. 2,5I-It ! ! . . . . . . I 5/N ) S
I UnHWIIHIIN-l' < IV't. 1.13..1. . . . . . ' . MOO 0
o nAVI8- " IIcJoI.IIW1 lIoJf. 17.13. 0
211. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 600
/ 8 HKXTON-NIV-IlJ ! : 13. ; : . ) . . . . . HOO ft
I WI MT"N-N 6I1"III-1110 ! , 12.15.
. 19. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ! -O < ) S
S MnUlKKY-Hrl , : ' I.W. . . . . . . . 800 *
S WAI.Ir.n-HIV\I. H.1IJ.tt : ! . . . . . -
't' ' IAMMA-Hw'l unH , IIW f MeJ'f , Inla fi
S I , : ! : 11.11.21. , . . . . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800 U
' 0 ItnIllNH"N-N IIw'l. IIl\le IIIVli ,
, Sj nIlICIlOl..IHH. . . . . . . . . . . " . . , . f..Ocl S
8 U1'TKIlIlACIINe'l. . JO 17. . . ) . . . . . . . I ( All ) 0
Q ' . Ne f.2J.l4.18 : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . \JC \ ) )
8 8
N 'rhe IIhnvull\lIllR will ho Holclliuhjnct 10 8
- N exillUIIK l < 'IIIil'II. NIlW Iii YOllr opportullily 8
u N hororu IIrll mlVAKCl'lL I'or pllr. 8
Ii , tleulaw , CII / 11111 or "oIllrcHR thl. otUeo.
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PAPINEAU . & DRAKE , ' 1 ! I
Contractorll and BuildcJs. . : : I
Estimates Furnished Free With Plans and Specftications. :1 ; I
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n- : 1.J ' . , Cftld.in One urcs Crlp
; j8' Day .
er. - . 0 'M' ' ' , , " . ' , ' . U\ Two Days. . . .
- . " ' < , LlXItiY " 1Bj mo , uin.ne . , ' ahlats. P1I ' on every ; . :
: ; 1e.v'f ieN 'J'I8OIItb. . T aipatpre.JQ.'c. : . . . . . . . box. 250. ,
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