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u eooond-41lue maUor tor ttanlmlulon througn
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8UIJBORlPTION pmos 1
OnCl Year. In od'aDCO , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11.00
\\fUto In OUllor Dlock.lI'onrth Ave.
ADVEItTIBING HATES.
One tolumn. J > er month7OO. " OnCl-half column -
umn per month . " ' .W Quarter column ;
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mooth. Ii.WI1hs \ : tbaD quarter column . . . , 00 .
conti ! per loch per monUl.
OIUdI on Ihet page , 60 cOOtl per IDeb. pill
monlh
LocaI.dvorU log 1CeDII \ per 1I0e each 1010r-
tlon.
tlon.Notlco ot cburch falrl , loclablell and oOtertaJD-
mootll wboro moooyl8 cnarged. bne.ha1f ' , lItell.
Boololr noUcol and relolotl008. ono-haJfr8
Woddlog notlcel freo. hilt price for poblllnlnlJ
Ult or PfClIObU.
Death noUcos tree , halt price for publishIng
obllulUTDOUccl.lnd cards or tha.nkt.
, Lagal notlco at rates provided br II atutol of
Nebraak8. '
Thursday , August 4 , 1904.
T e' democratic party has und -
d rtak n to ride two horses in
this c < ; Lmpaign going in different
directions. The result is inevit-
' 1le. ?
, Before the St. Louis conven-
'tion there were a large num er
of Roosevelt democrats in the
country , but that number has
largely increased since the con-
vention.
The far1I\.Cr or merchant has
no longer any grounds to complain -
plain that the railroads are not
paying their porportionate share
of the state tax. 'rhe increased 1
!
valuation of the r ilroad property
. is 70 per cent over last year wh le
ther property is only about 54
'per cent increase.
The union labor strike is still
n with no prospects of an immediate -
, mediate settlement. As a result
the market for hogs an cattle is
at a standstill. The packers are
"employing a. large numper of
'non-union men but not suffi i'ent
to make a demand for the stock
that is ready to sbip.
.
The state board has completed
the assessment of counties. The
'l vy for all purposes ia six mills
, , hich is two mills less than was
levied against Custer county last
. year. This wlth the fonr mills
'reduction made by the coun ty
board will be quite an , item to
- the taxpayers of Custer county.
\ , It is announced , that after
, September 26 , Mr. Bry n win
take the stump for Parker and
1av s. Those who go to hear
, "him " should take along an old ,
c py of the Commoner. It will
i. . '
e 111teresbng to compare the
. free silver Bryan with his sup'
port of the g old brick carididates ,
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_ , 'J.'his year witnesses the open'
, ing of 9,000,000 additional acref
of landJ to the homesteaders , and
' jhe reclaiming of miUi l1.s ; mon
If\.by \ the operation of tJle irriga' '
tion laws. The republican partJ
\is the author of the two me as
" ! ures th'.1t ' have been of the greatest -
, est importance to the America1
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P fe Old CIder VInegar
and Pure , Spices lor PickUng i '
and preserving purposes ,
I bought of. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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'J. C. BOWEN ,
a housewife al wa.s makes a
success-failure 1mpossible ,
'Fruit jars , all sizes.
Good quality rubbers.
Pu e spices.
. Pure vinegars.
AUguit 1st 'is circns day- '
Parties can leave thei't'lltinc..h '
baskets , raps and other a -
par l with us , and make th1s
. Your Hendqua..lera.
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F. W. HAYES ,
Jeweler and O > > tician
West Side Square.
Droken .ow.
Nebraska.
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TT nl HI. -
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h9m o ersl t1 bighe9t type of
the world's ciizenship.
Chajrmnn Burgess eport9 that
everything is progressingly sa tis-
( actorily at central comnlittee
headquarters and states th t.at .
a meeting of the new execuhve
comtnittce-tbere being but two
absentees-reports were received
from every section of the state
lan they all were to the effect
that Roosevelt , the state ticket
and the legislature 'were as safe
as though their certificates of
ele tion were already tucked
away in their pockets. The majority -
jority for the head of the ticket
'is epected to surpass those of
the "good old days. "
IJrotection Our Proller IJermunent .
IJollcy ,
Is the title of the recent speech
, of Congressman McCleary of
Minnesota , which has just been
published by the American Protective -
tective 'rariff League. One copy
free to every applic .nt. Send
postal card request for free copy
of document No. 82. A4dres5
W. F. Wakeman , Secretay , 339
Broadway , New Yor , N. Y.
Wowan SUlfmgo In Colorado.
Mrs. E n1er Wixon , one of the
from Colorad.o , who attend-
ed. the National Republican Convention -
, vention in Chi'cago in an interview -
view regarding woman suffrage
in her state said :
"There are between 30,000 and
40,000 more men ' . ' than women in
Colorado. And yet , in spite of
this difIence in the population ,
the woman's vote is all the way
from 4J. to 53 per cent of the , entire -
tire registration.
"In some elections the issues
are more im ortant tltan in oth-
ets. : W4enever there is a matteI
of vital importance 1t has the
effect of bringing out the womel1
voters in great numbers. Witl1
us the women who vote are large.
ly the better class. There art :
very few clergymen in Denve1
whose wives do not go with the 1
, qusbands to t4epolls. Mrs. ea'
body , the wife ot the chief jus'
tice , the , teachers in. the pub1i (
schools. , . the wives and , mothen
in t.h home-these are our chiej
constituency. Our strong op'
.ponents are the machine polit
cJans , who cannot manipulat4
the woman's vote as they expect
ed to do , foreigners who look up
l o.n wo.men as inferiors , and abovi
aU , the liquor dealer.s. Every
.
where they are the most activ
. of our enemies , b cause the ;
have the money , vith which t
- Jmy the Leg slatures. This the ,
did' 'in ' California and the State ( J
' \Vashington.
"When delegates to the cor
- vention were chose to frame th
r new charter for Denver , after th
- county was divided , last yeal
- the women on Capitol Hill , t11
It principal residence quarter , ca
nine-elevenths of the vote in Un
district. You see , that charal
ter meant the moral and sanital ,
reglliation of Denver , the saloon
the police , the care of the street
The men voters either were nl
much inlerested , or they felt th :
it could be safely left to wome
and they did so. "
Mrs. Wixon declared there w
not the leait ! danger of WOtl1l
suffrage ever being repealed
Color do.-X
The Lotus Glee Club of Ne
Yor , will give a.n en ertainme
at the Qpera House Friday nig
under the auspices of the Teac
ers Institute. Tickets 50 cen1
DERDINE
Renders the bile more fluid al
thus helps the blood to flow ;
affords prompt relief from biliol
ness , indigestion , sick and nel
ous headaches , and , the over-
dulgence of food and drink. H4
bine acts quickly , a dose af1
meals will bring the patient il1
a good condition in a few da
G. L. Caldwell , Agt. M. K. a
, ' ; 1. ' . R. R. , Checotah , Ind. Te
writes Apri118 1903 "I '
, , : w
sick for over two years witb (
lare-ement of the liver and sple (
The doctors did me no good , a
I bad given up al hope of bei
cure , when my druggist advi
me to use Herblne. It has mOl
me sound nd w I1. " Oc. S (
by Ed. McComas , Broken BI
and Merna.
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THE DEATH CUP.
'I'J.I'M ; nendl ) ' l ulI"U" I\ellemblf' ! . SeT-
. erRI Edlbl" lIlu.hruom. .
l'erhnps the most deadly ot the pol-
onou tungl at our woods nnd fields
is the falL'ly well known death CUI )
( Amanita phalloldes ) , IJ rtlcularly dun-
gel'ou trom Its rl'semblunce to sCfferal
at the edible mushrooms , tllOugh gaUt-
crlug fungi for the table should be
undertukell ! Jy nonc 811 ve Utose tl.lor-
uughly uCIlualnted with tl.lo different
species , ns it Is u\together \ too easy tor
the Ignol'llnt enthusiast to wuke an error -
ror whlcll wuy prove tatul to his
trlends.
The denth cup reterred to has a
round cap , white , yellowish or green.
Ish In color , and the stew ha a swollen
base , sUlToundcd by an envelope , or
veU , ot a white fUwy suJstunce ! , which
parts as the stalk extends upward.
TlIls stulk Is pltl.ly wllell young , ! Jut
hollow at muturlty , nnd the gills ot the
cup , wilich In the wendow mushrooms
ure pink 01' brown , are white In the
deudly variety. as nre also the spores.
which call b plainly seen If Hie cap
Is laid. gills downwlIr . on 1I piece ot
colored paper tal' a few hours. 'I'llc
8wollen. or llUlJous ! , base Is 1I dlstln.
gUlsldng characteristic. and 110 fungus
of that uppeurunCf : sboukl be gathered
for cooking. One of the liabilities Is
tllut tllese cups way ! Je ! Jrok'en of (
wltllout due observance of Its ! Juse.
whlcll hi { irten covered with earth or
dead grasses , hence 110t dlstlngu1shcd
trow some at the leplotas , whIch. how.
ever , arc never Burrounded with tlle
filmy veil at the deatll cup.
'XlIe poisonous property of this fungutl :
Is largely the same aB that found In the
venom ot n ruttlesnuke and also In
cholera and dlphthCl'ln. and so tal' scl.
ence'ls unuJle ! to produce any sutlsfac-
tory antidote , utroplue , the sterna h
pump dnd oll-IJUrgatives being about
the only resources.-Washlngton 'Post.
A KOREAN CINDERELLA.
The Qunlnt Stury ut l.eAch nlus.om I ,
the " 'Alully Drudge.
In Korea the people tell a CInderella
story tuat IH much more ancient than
that famlllur to western pepple. The
key of the latter story Is tUe s 1pper.
! Jut not so theirs. P ach BlosHom , the
Korean Clnderella'H nawe. was the
tamlly drudge. One day as the woth.
er was slal.tllIg air with the t , "odto
duughter to a picnIc she saId to Peuch
Blossom , "Vou must not leave until
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you have hulled a bagful or rice and
. . filled the broken crock with wuter. "
Wulle sitting thel'e bewoanlng her uard
I Jot she heard u twitterIng and a Out-
l terlng of wings. Looking up , she saW
n tlocl ; : of sparrows pecking the hulla
air the rice. Detore recoverIng from
her surprise a little Imp jumped out
of the Oreplace aud so skUlfully reo
paired the crock that but a few min.
utes Q.f work was requlr d , to 011 It
' \VItu water. Then she went to the pic.
- nle nnd hod a royal time.
'On another occasIon the mother said.
"Vou wust , Btny untll you have pulled
up nil the weeds In the field. " TlIls
time n w cawe out of the forest and
ate up the woods In ten , mouthfuIB.
Peach Blossom followed the cow Into
- the woods and was led to where there
wus an aJundance ! of ripe. luscious
fruit. Gathering a large quantity. she
went to tlie fete and was the most wel.
- come guest. Her jealous sister asked
about It and. on being told. deterwlned ,
she would get some ot this fruit for
herself.
When the next gula day came the
sister stayed at home and let Pea ell
Blossom go. The cow came out of th
woods as before , and the sister follow.
ed It thl\Jugh tungled brier and thorI
bUBhes , with the result that her fac (
was much scratchcd und her skin deel
benuty nil gOlw.-Fxchangl. ;
Uelmbllcl1n'l'o\Vnlbll ! ) ( : UUCU8.
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The republican electors of Broken Bo\ '
township are hereby called to meet il
caucus Tuesday August 23rd t the COul
House at 2:30 : p. tII. , to 1l0m1l1ate town
ship officers and a candidate for Super
visor for District NO.3 , uml for the trl1115
action of such other business as ma ) ' b
required. D. 1\1. Al\ISUItRRY , COUl.
' 'rhis office has recently print
'y ed some very fine folders for R
S , A. Hunter & Co. , who are ad vel
s. tisiug SOlUe splen id bargains il
Dt Custer county real estate.
at .6 90to J..lncolnoud Jlttur .
n' , On account of the Epworth League A !
8embl ) ' the Burlington will sell ticket
at $6.90. ou Angust 2 to II , inclusive.
as An educational , interesting aml aUlu
"n ing progruUl is offered , to which HI
; followiug will contribute :
111 Dr. Fruuk Bristol , GoveruorI.aP lett
of Wisconsiu , Dr. Johu Merritte Drivel
Dr. Byron W. King , Dr. M. B. C. Masol
Ross Craue , Gail Laughliu , Wilber 1
w Crafts , Sawuel Dickie. C. S. Palme
nt Lotus Glee Club , Mrs. Minnie Marsha
ht Smith , Dr. Toyokichi Ij'cnaga of tt
h- University of Chicago , Prof. L. D. Eic1
horn , anll thc ondinal Slartou : Jubih
ts . Singers.
Write for pamphlet , "Souvenir Talent ,
which will tell you ull about it. .
Ild L. W. W AKUl.lt\ ,
it General Passenger Ageut ,
6-8 Omaha , Nebraska.
IS- . .
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lUThe startling announcemet
r- that a preventative of suicide ba
ter been discovered will intere !
ltO many. . A run down system , (
' 5. despondency invariably prece (
nd suicide and something has bee
r. , found that will prevent that COI
'as dition which makes suici e lik
nly. . At the first thought of sel
n. destruction tatce Electric Ditter
nd It bdnlf a great tonic and ne
ng vine will strengthen the nervI
ed and build up the system. It
lde also a great stomach , liver at
) ld kidne.r regulator. Only 50c. Sa
ow isfacbon guaranteed by LI
Bros. , druggists.
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Ayers
Don't try cheap cough medi-
cines. Get the bestt. . yer's
Cherry PeclOral. what a
record it has , sixty years of
Cherry
Pectoral
cures ! Ask you r doctor if
he doesn't use it for coughs ,
colds , bronchitis , and all
throat and lung troubles.
"Iliave found that Ayer' . Cherry Pector.l
I. the bOlt medlcille I call prelcrlbo for broD' . .
ctIU.lolluollza , COUI/h. , allil hard cold. .
lIl. LUDEMANl\l.D. \ , Ithaca , N. Y.
2 c..Wc. , 13\.00. J.O. , AYER 00. ,
All dr1l1t1l11t8. I.owell. MRis.
for . Jf -
Bronchitis
Correct any tendency to constipation -
tion with small doses of Ayor's Pills.
Nn'\v In r..nNA.
Mr. Haish , who has beeu very sitk is
recovering.
Jake Brock visited with ] amvs Ed-
Ulunds Sunday.
Prof. Garlich took dinner ut Mr. Ed-
munds' Sunday.
Dan Phymale and Lawreace Saunders
visited at Oscar Boleys Monda ) ' .
. William Edmuuds Bnd Will Brock
were Broken Bow visitors Wednesday.
Mr. Schofield of Aurora , is looking
after the intercsts of his farm this week.
The new wail route is starting thi J
week. A l1umber have 110t put up their
boxes yei. .
A number of people attended the
preaching atthe school house by Rev.
DeLong , Sunday.
A number of the young people attended -
ed the singing school at l\1frna , Frida ) '
night. It was conducted by Rev. Yale
of Broken Bow.
$14 : zs To tit I.outs uud Heturn.
The Burlington offers the above low
rale for tickets good in coaches and chair
cars ( seats free. ) On Sale Tuesdays and
Thursdays during Au ustand September.
See me for full particulars.
8.15 H. L. Ormsb ) ' , Ticket Agent.
Attention Company M.
The date of the encampment ,
which is to be held at David City
th is year , is changed from Aug.
17 , . to A gust 16. Therefore all
members of Company M. are
hereby ordered to be at Broken
Bow on or before 8:30 : a. m.Mon-
day , August 15 , for a day's dr.ill
before entraining for camp.
Capt. E. C. Pickett ,
Com. Co. M.
NOTIcn ORD1 R nnLOW.
No member of any organization -
tion of the Nebraska National
. Guard will be excused from at.
tendance at camp except on sur.
geons certificate of disability 01
serious illness in his immediate
family. By order of thE' Gov.
ernor , J. , H. CULvnR ,
Adjutant General.
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The Life
of Bread
Good yeast is the life
of bread-without yeast
bread iscold , dead dough.
You never tasted filler ,
whiter , sweeter , all-
round bETtteJ ; bread than
that raised with Yeast
FO:1m. : Ittastes gooddoes
good , and stays fresh and
moist uutil the last
crust disappears.
contains the energizing
principle of leaven in its
purest form. It is made
1 t from healthful vegetable
, d ingredients. maltj hops ,
:1t : corn , etc. , in the largest ,
r cleanest , yeast factory in
: the world.
tlTile secret is in the yeast.
e- All grocer. sen it at 5 ceuts
f - 11 package-enough to wilke
s. 40 loaves of bread. With
. proper care It never grows
r. stale. Keep It on han all
s the time. Semi for our book
; 'S "How to Make Dread"fru.
NORTHWESTERN YEAST CO" .
e CMc.ge.
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I Heyl Dou't you know where to get the nice t f' , .
' fruit and vegetables in town ? Just for fun go
; o to the east side of the square and take a peep I. ) , a .
i. . at the extr < ; mely fine aSSClrtment of nice juicy
Che r b ries !
! : ' ! ! '
p e . a i f l i ,
{ z(1 blackbernes bemg only about half a crop this l
f year , you should get in on the ground floor. ;
See those nice beets , radishes , turnips , and :
f new potatoes ; fresh and the best the market
i affords. .n6rThe place , you kn w wherel . I.
t . it
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tl Themtl Grocery ! 1 _
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tst tll
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, Just remember , the best grades of tea and
I ' coffee . are. found with them , where yon can rJ
&i1 bU. , all k nds of anned and bottled go ds , : ,
i dned frUlts and staple an fancy groceraes. \
Don't forget to .save. your tickets and et so.mc
t of those fine pnze dishes ; and keep 111 nllnd \
tbat we bave a most elegant line of' '
i of'i i !
I C ! e a ln1n9 ln SIARE 1 :
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Dr. Leach , Dentist. Tel 258.
LosT-A a five dollar bill in
the vicinity of the public square.
' he finder will confer a favor by
leaving it at the RnpuBLIcAN office -
fice and receive reward.
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The Lotus Glee Club comes
highly recommended and those
who enjoy music can not afford
to miss hearing thel l at the
Opera House Friday night.
noR' Carpet 'or ale.
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist
church has 25 yards of rag carpet
for sale at 30c , atV. . A. George
& Co. store , north of square.
In order to get acquainted with
the public , Dr. Leach will clean
teeth free fr m Aug. 8 to 14.
Have y ur work done and have
it done right by a competant
decorator. A. C. Hapgood docs
this work and guarantees.
Headquarters , Grand Central.
All the latest design in wall
paper at J. C. Bowen's. 7tf
Farm Lease , Chattle Mortgage
l and Warranty Deed blanks at
. this office.
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This office for neat job work.
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The Lotus Glee Club as a
quartet ranks among the first of
. the country , and last night's
superb singing by these gentlemen -
men was never surpassed here.
. "Every number on the program
. was encored and a number of
them' several times.-Lynchburg ,
Va. , News.
The Lotus Glee Club at the
Christian Church last evening'
was one of the very best things
that has been on the boards of
this city for long . time.-Ot-
tumwa , la. , Courier.
J. C. Bowen buys cream and
pays the highest market price.
. White waistings at the Racket
Store. 46tf
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J. C. Moore , abstracting. 2U
Insurance that insures. \
38tf. R. G. MooRn. I
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TAKEN up-A sorrel colt , about
. . ,
one year old.
F. \VnxssnNRnDEn. .
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Fine Batiste at 10 at the Racket -
et Store. , 46tf
LosT-A silver cross with 'V. I
D. Grant's name on front. Please
leave at this office.
FOR SALn-Tow.1 lots and a
few five acre lots in this city.
-Allm Reyner.
Brilliantine in cream and colors
at the Raclcet : Store. 46tf
Those wishing to attend the
concert giv n by the Lotus Glee
Club at the Opera House Friday
nifht are urged to secure their
tickets early as reserved seats
are limited : ,
Yard wide percales , 9 cents at
the Rac1cet Store. 46tf
: r-.ioney to loan on improved
farms.-R. G. MOOlm , Gleim '
Block. 4ltf "
Drs. Davis and Farnsworth of 'I
Grand Island , Nebraska , arc prepared -
pared to treat all forms of chronic
diseases , such as rheumatism ,
stomach disorders , tumors , can-
.cers , paralysis , kidney diseases ,
etc. The doctors use 'besides
medicine and mrgery , the X-Ray ,
hot-air baths" electricity and
massage. 2tf \
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Lowshoes , Oxford's and San- ,
daIs at the Racket Store. 46tf
' \V ANTnD-Men with families.
Fair price and good houses.
WnsT UNION Mn.LING Co.
34tf West Union , Neb.
Fen SAT.IOR 'l'HADl\-One \ U.
S. cream separator.
40tf A. II. S'rucKnv.
'I'he uni vers l opinion is that
the Lotus Glee Club "gave more
delight than any quartet of voices
ever heard in thecity.-Newport , \
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rms - Sree-t : Bros. , ,
Tublar aud casing wells. ! 'mllps , and pipe fittings.
Wind mills and tanks.
North Side. - - - - Broken ow , ebraska.
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'I Contractor and Buillel' . Estimates tl
I : Furnished free with plans and specifications. ' I
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