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MlntIJ per loch per tnonUl.
Canl. 011 I1rlt p.gc , tiQ canu p.r Inch , per
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LocahdTorUlInjt ! Ii CIIOII pcr Uno each Inler.
tlOD.NoUc.o or church r.lr8 , soclablotl Dnd entertain.
aents wbero monerls cnarged , one.hn1r rotes ,
8oo10tr noUoe. and retlOlutlontl , ono-balt rnte1 ! .
Wedding noUce. rroe. halt price ror ullllenlog
lt or prellObtll.
Death noUcOfI fretl , bnlt prlco for pnbllshlng
obttuarr noUcos , Bnd card. or tbanJul.
Logo.l noUcoe at rat s proTlded 111 slatutes or
NebriukA.
Thursday , May 5 , 1904.
. Another fine rain visited this
lQ ality Tuesday afternoon and
. n ght. 'Whi b adds to the gen-
er l good fceling of every body.
. It is now up to the State board
t fix the valuation of railroad
p operty for taxation at the samc
r tie that the personal property
of individuals are assessed.
ii vc they the courage to do it.
_ 'rhe large attendance at thc
rep lblican county convcntion
Tuesday is an indication that tht'
i terest and principles of the re-
. . . .
pubhcan , party IS a paramount
issue with the fanners of Custer
county.
The number of young men sent
s delegates to the cOijnty con-
v ntion as delegates from there
respective precincts was a noticeable -
able feature in the republican
convention ' 1'uesday. This was
a commendable thing to do.
Friends of the Bible declare
the time to have arrived when
assaults upon they Scriptures
! Should be repelled. The have
organized an' American Bible
LeaguAmerican because they
propose to inaugurate a cam-
' ' paign that s4a11 extend throughout -
} 'I' out the nation ; Bible because
1. 1hey believe it to be the Word ot
,
I God . ; and League because they
re banded together for an op-
J position to the higher critics
hnt they nssert is to be both
I united and determined. Recent
. large : meetings of men eminent
s instructors of the young , who
i 4eclare under the guise of criti-
al schularship that they are
i \ruth seekers and nothing more ,
! ave aroused the defenders of in-
, I ( pired Scriptures. 'rhe latter
: , eclare that something must be
" , one if anything is to remain.
,
' It is Bible or no Bible , they say.
I , Crime is on the increase , as sta-
iiStiCB show , and one chief cause
f it is the fact that God's Word
I . is openly discredited.
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, O'Nnnr. , Nebr. , April 30-
( Special.Now ) that .the. president -
dent has signed the Kinkahl section -
tion homestead bill there. are , no
. . doubt , many readers of 'l'h B ,
who desire information regarding
the measure , as to how to proc -
c cd to work ont a home : .
' 1'he provisions of the bill are
such that it will not becuue
.
ffective until ixty days after it
" is signed.by . the president , ut
persons intend ng to locatc would
t do well to have their land picked
out before that time expirc Clud
the best way to find the land desired -
: sired for a bOUle is to go onto the
lands available in person aud
make the selcction. Those who
I" . .
. are plOneers 111 N ebraska express
; : the opinion. tbat this measure
will be a great benefit to the
state and that it will be the
means of many families securing
homesunder its provisions that
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F. W. HAYES , I
J Gwe1er and Optician i
West Side Square"
.roken lJow ,
Nebraska.
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would 1I0t be able to make a liv-
in on 160 acres as was hcroto-
forc allowed , It is pointed out
that u homestcadcl' , who is ahlc
to take a few cows onto It homc-
stead will be safe from hard
timcs if he w111 ollly be careful
and get all out of the land that
it will pro uce. For instance ,
there are thousands of sections
available that . will give good
pasture to more than 100 head of
cattle.
'rhe settler should at the beginning -
ginning plant out at least tCIl
acrcs of timber. 'rhe government -
ment maintains a plant on the
Dismal river that produces annually -
nually millions of tree plants
adapted to Nebraska , and the
plants can be had for the asldng ,
While tree plallting is not required -
quired , still it must be remcm-
bered that when a seWcr COItlCS
to mal < e final proof he must show
improvement' ) to the value of
$1.25 per aCre , and a nice ten-
acre tract plantcd in trees would
count for a considerable amount
along that line when final proof
is 10 be made , and , besides , the
value of the timber to the settler
could hardly be estimated ,
Settlers should not go onto
thcse lands with the idea of doing -
ing extensivc fanning. 'l'he
plans should be along the lines
of dairying and stock raising.
Generally spcaking , the stock
can graze on these lands abou t
nine months in the year , except
the most sevcrc winters. Settlers
should go into these sections
with the idea of fencing the entire -
tire section into a pasture. Then
inside the pasture run fences
around the small tract' ) suitable
for plowing and 9n these tracts
raise millet , oats , cane for fodder ,
alfalfa and other roughness for
winter feed for cattle.
The dairy business has now
grown to great proportions and
the lands now available under i
this law arc just the kind for
that purpose. The settler who
provides himself with cows can
now by the improved methods
secure a hand separator with
which he can extract the cream
from the milk while it is yet
warm and feed the warm milk to
calves. The cream from even 10
cows will bring in from $20 to
$40 in cash per month , owing to
how well they are cared for , and
this income can be increased by
the number and proper care of
cows. The cream market is well
established and will never become -
come poorer. A thrifty settler
can ordinarly take care of the
stock on the homestead with the
help of his family and find considerable -
siderable time to look after providing -
viding proper sheds and winter
feed for his stock. Thc cream !
tUoney every month meets the I
current expenses and as a general - !
al rule more money can be made i
and mor easily in this way than
by farming , and espe'cially where
a farmer has to rent land to farm.
With families living on each section -
tion , schools , churches and othcr
advantages will soon follow.
"rhe early settlers of this part of
Nebraska who insisted ou buying
n lot of machinery to farm with
were the ones who had to leave ,
while those who raised stock
bave become well-to.do financi-
ally.-Omaha Bce.
I..etter I..IHI.
' 1 1e following i ; the dead
letter list for th week cnding
MilY 3 , 1904 :
Harry Clark , Samuel Conley ,
l\'lrs. Clara Cover , C. Haycs ,
Johan Hovark , Elom1a Ruith ,
A. R 'l'hompson.
Parti s calling for the above
will pl ase say advertised.
L. 11. JHwn'1"1' , P. 1\1.
A. HI..rllln. : Teat.
' 1'0 ave a life , Dr. ' 1' . G. Meritt
of No. Mehoopany , Pa. , made a
: startling test resulting in a.
: wonderful cure. lIe writes , "a
: paticnt was : attack d with violent
hemorrhages , causcd bv ulceration -
tion of the stomach. I imd often
found Electric Bitters excellent
for acute stomach and liver troubles -
les so I prescribcd them. 'rhe
patient gained from the first , and
has not had an attack in 14
months. " Electric Bitters are
: positively guaranteed for DYs- ,
I pepsia , Indigestion , Constipation
: and Kidney troubles. 'rry then1.
I Ouly 50c at Lee Br09.
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2J. ( is g'ood , by reason of workmanship honestly Hnd . , ' ; l
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: ' : $6.90 , $7.90 , $8.90 , : '
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THE.W.A Y :1 suit looks at the ' ' I
'l'hese suits that fljel .
are any man Illay justly
begmnmg counts for nothing. . . ' . . . ' :
if. as is so often the case , it loses prou of , J'OI' they possess all those d Istll ) ( , { \'e I !
all form and neatness after a short tOIl'hes that are so lllw'h desil'ed and so [ I do III at- . ' .
period of wear. . .
taIne d , even 1 ) y t 1 le mel'C I Iallt tal .1 01'S. J
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are shaped by correct CUU1Dg and . "
putting together. They are Latest SJ > rlng Caps , ' 1
shaped right to start with , and Fancy Wash Vests ,
they keep their shape through
the hardest sort of wear. ' 1- ' Neat and . Pretty Shirts . '
F as h. Ion a bl e T. I S.
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Better Clothes for Less Money than Elsewhere ,
Or Your : Money BUelL
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S ELL I N G T : E I E M 0 S rr S I I a E S.
REl'UULIC.\N COUNTY Gmn'ENTIO .
Lnrge AttCllll lice nud n Spl1'itcd SeRJloll. !
llnrmol1 } ' Premlco. !
Broken Bow , Nebraska ,
May 3 , 1904.
Republican County Convention
was called to ordcr .at 11 a. m.
by Chairman A. Morgan , and
call read by Secretary D. M.
Amsberry.
On motion of S. L. Cannon , J.
D. lIaslell was placed in nomination -
tion for temporary chairman.
Motion seconded by H. S.
'Waterbury. 'l'here being no
othcr nominations , Mr. Haskell
was elected by acclamation.
On motion , \V. II. Daly of
Callaway , was elected t.emporary
secretary.
On motion the chair was authorized -
orized to appoint a committee of
five on credentials , five on permanent -
manent or'anization ( , five on
order of busmess and five on re-
soultions. The chair appointed
. the followingcommittces :
Credentinl5S.E. . McWilliams ,
'rom 'Wright , M. V. Mathews , 'V.
B. Bfyan and J. F. Foxworthy.
Order of business-F. l\f. Huu"
lee , C. Hare , A. Fonda , 'V. II.
Comstock , 'V. E. Shupp.
Permanent organiza tion-'l' . J.
Wood , Geo.VatersIH. . S. 'Vater-
bury , Fred C.Vilson , J. J.
Seane.
Hcsolutions-S. L. Cannon ,
Joe Pigman , Jas. Hage'rly , g.
N. Bishop , J. A. l vans.
On motion of J as. J-4ed wich ,
the convention adjourned to 1:30 :
p. 11) ) .
Alt'l'HlnOON SWHHON.
' ' credentials
'l'he committce on
report was made through its
chairman , S. E. McWilliams ,
'l'here being no contests the report -
port of t.he . committee was .ulopt-
ed without debate and the delegates -
gates from the several township
seated.
'Phc committee on permanent
organization made report through
' 1' . J. ' , Vood recommending that
the temporary organization he
made permancnt and that an assistant -
sistant secretary be clected by
the convention. 'l'he report was
adopted and on motion of D. 1\1.
AmsherryVesley Motinger was
clected. assist an t Secretary.
'Phe committtee on order of
business made report to thc eITect
that following t.he . re1 > ort on rc-
solutions the conventiOn procecd ,
Jirst , to nominate a candidt.tc for
county attorney ; second , elect
delcgates to state convention ;
third , elect delegates to senatorial -
al convention ; fourth , to elect
delegates to the representative
convention ; fifth , choose county
ccntral commi ee. Report was
adopted.
'rhe resotutions committee 110t
being ret.dy to report , the time
was spent hearing speeches.
The convention wa ! ) addressed
by Eaton of Fremont , Prof. Mc-
Brien of Lincoln , and Sentator
Fries of Arcadia.
Report of committee on resolutions -
lutions was read by Chairman S.
L. Cannon. Movcd and seconded -
ed that the resolutions be adopted -
ed as read.
Moved by A. Moore and seconded -
ed bj' D. M. Amsberry , that the
clausc in regard to the endorse-
mcnt of candidates for renomina-
tion be stricken out.
The amendment was advocated
by Moore , Foxworthy and Ams-
berr ) " and opposed by Cannon.
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The amendment carried when
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A Hure TIHu2' .
It is said that nothing is sure
except death and taxes , but that
i8 not always true. Dr. King's
New Discovcry for Consumption
is a sure cure for an lung and
throat troublcs. Mrs. C. B.
Val1I\letre of ShepherdtoWll , 'V.
Va. , says : " 1 had a severc case
of Bronchitis and for a year trie
cverything I heard of , but got no
relief. One bottle of Dr. King's
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Dlrauging Rains
W25 Keeley St. ,
CUIOAOO , ILL. , Oct" 2. 1902.
I Bullcred with falling and congestion -
gestion of the womb , with uvero
pain ! } through the groins. I suffered -
fered terribly at the time of menstruation -
struation , hlid. blinding hendacheo
Md rushmg of blood to the brain.
What to try I knew not , for it
seeuled that I had tried aU and
! ailed , but I had never tried Wino
of Cardui , that bles8'd remedy for
slek wowen. I found it pleasant
to take Wld soon knew' that I had
the right wedlclne. Now blood
Boomed to course through my veins
nud after using eloveu bottles I
, , as B weU WOWWl.
, , a ,
Mn. Bush Is noW' in perfect
health because she took Wino of
ClU'dul for wenstrual disorder ! ! .
booting dowu pains Md blinding
headachel : wLen all other rewedled
Ini1ed to bring her relief. Any
su1Ierer way secure health by tak.
ing Wine of ClU'dul In her howo.
The first bottle conince. the pa.
tient ahiI on the road to heAlth.
For adieo In CAsel requiring
.pecial directions , Addrcas , giTing I I
ymptoms , " ' 1'he 4dles' Advisory
Dop.artment , " 'rhe Chattanooga
Me Hclne Co. , Chattanooi& , Tenn.
WUlE'lCIRD.UI
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New Discovery then cured me
absolutely. " It's infallible for
Croup , \Vhooping Cough , Grip ,
Pneumonia and Consumption.
I Try it. It's guaranteed by Lee
Bros. , Druggist. 'rrial bottles
free. Regular sizes , 50c , $1.00.
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market price for cream. Can
, see him and be convinccd. 45tf
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11'ar111 Lease , Cha1tle Mortgage
and Warranty Deed blanls at
this office.
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LCoupe . . . . soup , old pnce , lIc e.leLl , for. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IC . . f'f ! : : : . :
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ii . : . plat.es , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : > Oc ; r ,
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