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Good M.1
Yeast
To mnke good bread , you
must have good ycasl. It's
the first rcquisite. You
never saw a swect , 'Wcll-
rniscd loaf without it.
livcry loaf Illude with Ycast
1:0am is swect and well-
rnised , good to look. at and
better to taste.
The root of indigestion is
I
, sour , heav bread which
forms acid 111 the stomach.
The cure is light , difcst-
ible bread raised mth
Dread made with th 3
wholesomc , vcgetahlc yeast
retaius its moisture , freshness - I
ness and whcat ) ' flavor
until the last of thc batch
is gonc.
The reason is simple :
Ycast Foam leavens perfectly -
fectly , cxplI1dingand burst-
i ng the starch cclls and
pcrmcating evcry particle
of dough.
The secret is ht the yeast
Each package contains
cnou h for 40 loaves , and
sells for SC at all grocers.
Try 1package. . Our famous -
mous hook , "How to Make
Dread , " mailed/yet' .
tDRTHWESTEnN : YE ST CO ,
CHICAGO ,
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UI'okclI now IJIslrlct SlIJlIlll ) ' S'hool
COIlW'lItiOIl.
'l'he Brokcn Bow District
S\UHtar : School Convcntion will
be hcld Saturday and Sunday ,
Novembcr 5 fl.nd ( " 1904 , at the
l..Iethodist church. 'l'he following -
ing is the programme : '
SATURDA \ ' UVJ > NJNG.
7 :30-l'raise : Scrvice lcd 11) ' Sup1. Custer
Center Sc hool.
7:4s-Election : of Officcrs.
SIs-Address : , Prof. Stcidley , Lincoln.
SUND.IOItNING. .
9:3o-Praise : Scn'ice led by Supt. tJ. B.
School , Drokcn How.
9:4s-0bjecls : amI Benefits of District
Conventious , Rev. P. J. Spraker ,
County Sundar Schooll\IisslOnary.
Iooo-Rclation : of Dlslrict Convcntion to .
Connty Convcntion , J. R. Dean.
10rs-Cause : of Parents Ahsenting Themselves -
selves from Sl1I1Ila ) ' , II. I.omax.
IO:30-'l'caching : Sunday School I.esson
to Childrcn for Bcnefit of 'rcach-
ers , l\Iiss Mamie Haines , Supt. of
. Primary Department , Lincoln.
'J II : oo-'l'he Tcaching Problcm , Prof.
Stcilley. (
SUNDA \ ' A F1'loRNOON. ;
2:00-Praise : Servicc led hl Supt. Presbyterian -
terian School. .
2rs--How : to secure the attcndance of
Children at Preaching Service ,
Rev. l\litchel , Epley , Chamberlahi ,
'l'eagardcn , Xandcrs and White.
3:00-The : Primary Standard , Miss
Mamie Hains.
3:4s-Round : 'l'able , Prof. Slc lllcy.
, 4IS-Adjournmcnt. :
SUNDA \ ' UVItNING.
.7:30-Praise Service , Ramal ! Rycrson.
7:4s-Best : Methods in Primary Work ,
1\Ir ; ; . 'V. ' 1' . Druce.
8rs-Hchoes : from thc Jcrusalcm Cruise ,
Illustratel with Costumc , Miss
Haincs.
It is earncstly hopcd that every
Sunday School in the district will
be represented by delegates and
the Supcrintendcnt and teachers
of every Sunday School in the
Broken Bow District. '
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'l'he several schools are requested -
ed to elect their delegates next
Sunday so as to be able to report
. their namcs to cither tbe Secretary -
tary or President the weck following -
lowing that free entertainment
may be prO\'ided for thcm.
Deleg-atcs .should plan to attcnd
e\'ery , session.
D. M. AJ\ISIH\H HY , Pres.
SADIH WIII1'HIIHAD , Scc'y.
SJleclal 011' 1' ur , lo\ll'IIIlII'xteullctl. :
'rhe special offer of the Custer
County Republican and State
Journal for une year is extended
to No\'embcr 1st. Parties who
have not yet availed themseh'cs
of the opportunity of gettilg !
both these papers for the price
of one sbould call aud renew before -
fore that datc.
Pure bred Poland China bogs
for sale by A. Pool , Broken Bow ,
Nebraska. 1 CJtf
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J. 1 . Gover , 101 N. Main St. ,
Ottawa , Kan. , writes : "Every
fall it has bcen my wife's trouble
. . to catch a severe cold , and therefore -
. , fore to couA'h all winter long.
Last fall I got for her a bpttle
of Horehound Syrup. She used
it and has bcen abl to sleep
soundly all night long. When-
evcr the cough troublcs her , two
01' three doscs stops the cough
and she is able to be upand well , "
25c , 50c , $1.00. Sold by Ed.
McComas , Broken Bow and I
Merna.
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HepulJllrau Speaking ,
'l'he fol1owing' dates have been
arrangcd for republican speaking
in Custer Count ) ' :
Snrgent , Monday , Oct. 24,8:00 : p. 111.
Comstock , Tuesday , Oct. 25 , 2:30 : p.l11.
Westcr\'i1Ie , Tuesday , Oct. 2S,8:00 : p. 111.
CallawayWcducsdayOct. 26 , 2:30 : p.l11.
By Hon. W , T. Thompson
Cen tral Cit ) ' .
Me/1m , Thursday , Oct. 27,8:00 : p.1I\ .
Anstcy , lriday , Oct. 28 , 8:00 : p. JU.
By Hon. Frank Beeman of
Kearney.
llrokcn now , l ridny , Oct. 28 , 2:30 : p.
Ill. atHI 8:00 : p. Ill. at Court Honse.
At all tlu'se meetings Senator
i'-ries ' , Bon. A. H. CopscyV. .
V. Mathews and A. H. -
rej' will be present HumPh-I
do not conflict.
The state officers will be at .
Brokcn Bow on the 28th.
' 1'bose living in the vicinity I
convenien t to thcse several points
are urgcd to attcnd these meet-I i
ings and hear the political issues
ably d iscussc < 1. .
I-tillite Huff , .
1 ! ' . 14. Bcals , Geo. Hughes and
Mrs. M. J. Beals of Ortello Va- )
ley , will sell at public auction on
'fuesday , November 1 , 1904 , one
mile north amI one-half mile
west of Ortello Church , the following -
lowing pro pert ) ' : .
iO head of cattlc , cOllsistitlA' of
29 cows ,
. 2-year old hci fers ,
8 1-ycar old heifers ,
2R ca I'CS I ,
1 pedigreed Shorthorn bull ,
1 grey horse , 10 years old ,
I black herr > e , 10 years old (
1 grey mare , 3 years old ,
1 grej' marc , 1 ycar old ,
1 brood mare ,
1 3-row cultivator ,
1 riding cultivator ,
114-inch stirring plow ,
Some household goods , etc.
' 1'here will be free lunch at
1100n. J. R. Baker , auctioneer ;
and J. J. 'l'ooley , clerk.
Jess Gandy left at this office
Monday a sample of his thoroughbred -
bred corn , from sced securcd from
Minnesota last spring. It is a
yellow denf variety and has deep
grains and small cob. 'l'he grain
is said to be very nutrious , containing -
taining more sugar than anylother
dent corn. It ripens in ninety
daysland is known as' 'Sure Crop. "
He has a limited amount of it
for sale at one doHar a bushel.
See advcrtisement in this issue.
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H. P. Rob rts of Cal1away ,
callcd Monday and ord red the
RupunI.lcAN sent to his address.
Walter'1' . Henne of Spring-
ficld , Illinois , stopped ofT here
Sunday night , on his way to
Washington , to sJJcnd , a day with
his sister , Miss Llllie , one of the
teachers in the Broken Bow
Schools. Mr. Henne informs us
that he has sold his interests in
Illinois and is on his way to
Washington to locatc , where he
has real estate interests. ,
COJIRADI1H. :
Don't miss scelng the elaborate
productionnof "Comradcs , " I'-ri- ' '
day night at the Opcra House , I
I by the Custer Dramatic Stock
Company. A bcautiful musical
comcdv drama in which this
I. popul r hOl11e company never
shown to better advantage. See
the meeting of the old comrades ,
the renunciation and the thrilling -
ing final. Full of startling cliM
maxes , funny lines , pathetic
situations and pretty music.
The company this month includes
such well known names as Dean
Holcomb , Ross Pickett , Elton
Palmcr , Harry Iszard , Miss Edith
Stevens , Miss Lincola Great and
Mrs. Harry Iszard. .
Special Saleon Hatsand Caps ,
Gloves and Mittens.
On SATURDAY , OC1'ODER 21) , !
1904 , we will give our patrons
the benefit of extra ordinary low
pdces on Hats and Caps , Gloves
and 1\Ii ttens. These goods were
bought at extremely low prices
and our trade shall have the
benefit of buying them at the
cost to other dealers. Remember
the date of special sale. See
large add in this issue.
Peale-Sheppard Co. ,
Department Store.
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Coafes lou of u Prlent.
Rev. Jno. S. Cox of Wake , Ark.
writes , "For 12 years I suffered
from Yellow Jaundice. I consulted -
sulted a number of physicians
and tried all sorts of medicines ,
but got no relief. Then I began
the use of Electric Bitters and
feel that I am now cured of a
disease that had me in its grasp
for twelve years. " If you want
a reliable medicine for Liver and
Kidney trouble , stomach disorder
or general debility , get Electric
Bitters. It's guaranteed by Lee
Bros. ' Only SOc.
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Gh Nebraska Independent
LINCOLN. NEDRASKA. -
. 1323 0 Street Lincoln Neb. Sep. 7 , 1904 ,
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I Dear Davidson.
I
, I have Just received your letter. I feel a out
fusion Just as 1 did at the close of the convention. . There was
never a more silly thing attempted in politics than to try to
force fusion with Parker democrats. I want to see them killed.
forever. But becaUse our friends did not attend primarics end.
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county conventions , the office seekers and lanyers got the be3
of us in the stoto convention. These Chops llnav ! the force ot.
primaries and county conventions and the hard workinspoPu11sts _ )
,
do not.
As it is now the only thin for us to do now is to try and
organize clubs os we proposed and hereafter see to it that our
oonventions re in the hands of the people whO furnish tho.
,
votus and not in those who expect office. eontime let us try'to
poll as many votes as we can , especially for the not10nal ticket
,
w ich has no fusion about it. AD to the state tlckat , Berge is a
true populi and thnre is a pros eot of h1s election on account
of the feeling ar-a1nst lAicey ] and that may pull the rest of the
ticket throurh. We Dhould get aD cony men into the leBislature
as possible who will never vote for senator for any man who DUP-
pOI'ted Parker.
There is a great outbrea ] : of populism in the eastern etates
end everyone of them denounce with the Ut ODt bittcrnoso 8ny
ore
mon who supports Par er. There many men of character and wealth
arnon8 hem an their object is to build up a creat thir party
be aboolutcly separate
11h1ch w1n c. : : CIL : : tc in epen ent and : : : tCO.t" ! from . "he two old
partieD. To l:1e that oee.c : : to be thc only rational course to
persue. I am o.vcrl1helr.o'lith . : work. Voy cOI'reDpondenec is from
many different states. I have the paper to edit and must make a
few spct'ehes. Zo you I'll ] 1 Dt.'e the t 1 t 1':11 ] be lmposal ble for mete
to do much of dotal1 Iorlc In the atllte. 1 wont to thank you nnd
811 the noble men 1'1'10 eflme to the Co pi tal lIoto ] : ! 1aeting. Do what
you ean to ct sueh rtn : : aD the ' In the control of thd pee len party
/lebra1I'o. / . Then lie 1/1 U btl aule to down the Itlilfl1flgl'fters ,
the offlco seekers , t'1o pass tal-.ers brtd ta fo things Into . ) ur orn
hands. In that i1 y I'le 1/111 put' In prhCUct. ' the old principles
lth wh1ch we starte out 1n roc rd to ofrico holdlnc.
Yours truly.
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'l'he above is a fac simile of a letter written by V ice-presi-
dential Candidate on the populist ticket to his friend Davidson , on
the question of fusion.
In Custer county the pops attended the primaries , as Col.
'l'ibbles suggests and wben the ) ' convened in county convention instructed -
structed their delegates to the several conventions against fusion
but in the tate convention fusion wag effected contrary to instructions -
tions and the representative convention stood 5 toin - favor of
fusion. ' 1'he indications now are that the leaders will annul the
aden of the convention which put a straight ticket and force a
fusion with the democrats.
Berge may be a true populist , as 'ribbles suggests , but as he
accepted the nomination on a fusion ticket he would be a fusion in
all interests and purposes hbuld he be elected , in making his appointments -
pointments and in all his official acts. Hence , he places bimself 111
line with the "office-seeker" that is
- willing to sacrifice hi principles -
ples for sake of .office . and proves himself unworthy the support of
the true populists of Custer county.
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m lutVC sccul'ml u o t kil't m n and Iso RI o - .
ii VV vert Cent und lPur mun for r-hese - s.ules who.will"I "I : . ; , ' ff1
J have the very latest styles obtaInnble In these hnes. ' : .t
i. : 'rlCltwo ! lines together with our regul.nr immense stock , 'i { : t . "
: ; wIll be the lnrp-est : , l.utest m d est tt has ever boon r fj
j' yonr opportunIty to Inspect In Broken Bow.
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! Remen1ber the Date. I
f . , - ' _ . _ _ : ft : ! j.-ti , :
.m Regular Special Monday Sale I
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To Keep Our Stock Fresh and Clean f
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. 't , , . Monday , Octo bel 24 , 1904 : f ' . , ; : '
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5c : package Rub No More , 2 for 5c. . l
1 10 : Bars Good Laundry Soap fOl' 250. r ]
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J. C. Moore , abstracting. 2tf
Dr. Leach , Dentist. Tel. 258.
When in town see Dr. Bass ,
tbe dentist about your teeth.
FOR SAI.It-Tow.l lots and a
few five acre lots in this city.
-Allen Reyner.
Drs. Davis and Farnsworth of
Grand Island , Nebraska , are prepared -
pared to treat all forms of chronic
diseases , such as rheumatism , .
stomach disorders , tumors , cancers - .
cers , paralysis , kidney diseascs , !
etc. The doctors use besides
medicine and surgerv , the X-Ray ,
hot-air baths , el ctricity and
massage. 2tf _
Dr. Bass will do your dental
work as good and as reasonable
as anyone. Office at residence.
Reneau & Leonard , Bonded
Abstracters. Order by phone ,
we pay the call. 15tf
All the latest designs in wall
paper at J. C. Bowen's. 7tf
Bring your chickens to P. J.
Simonson and get the highest
market price. 10 tf
Dr. Leach extracts teeth pain.
less. 15tf
J. C. Bowen bu's cream and
P1Ys ! the highest market price.
Insurance that rhsmes.
38tf R. G. l\IOORl\ .
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BEGINNERS IN MUSIC
Learnlnn to
Playa Plana I
er Organ !
Mad. EDDY I
by the usa' '
or p n 0 F . I
WINTER'S
Ttt I BPOSI.
TIOti MUSIC
CUAf\T.
Any on Call
. . po llIvely : mJ
simple Ii chIld CIn .lulU to quickly 't'lm '
pl"VChorua by Music ruchua to pl.lYl 1'1.1110
or organ without tilt' IIIJ of : I ( eacher or any Pfl ! '
vlous knowle r.e of music with this chart.
ALL YOU HAVE TO DO-Is to plaCl. II on the key
boarlS of the Instrument and the colorelS pointers on
the movable slilSes show what keys to slrlketo play
any chorlS or piece.
'eSI1I , " E"r , yet lolnllno. Enllorud and
u. . . . br Mu.lo TUollerln all part' 01 th , U. S.
It Is A perlecl dictionary anlS key to music , ar-
rangeeS so anyone cari understanlS II. We can not
eaumerale lis many p lnts of merit here. so write
us for full Informalon"anlS ! don't del.y. AlenlS :
"anleeS everywhere. . . AISJress
. IHI HAT I ONAL MUSIC CO. , .
I MIll" anll DI.trltHlt..L
. . . . . . . IT. LaUtI. U. . . "
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Fine bunch \Vhiteface amI
Shorthorn steers for sale. Are
deborned and in elegant concH-
tion. 'l'ime to right parties
\Vanting to feed.I. .
I. A. RItNHAU ,
14tf Broken Bow , Nebr.
Fresh oysters , candy , cigars ancl
tobacco at Scanlon & Woodruff's.
I"nrnl for HAte.
155 acres , 6 miles south east
of Broken Bow , 3 miles north
west of Berwyn ; 85 acres in cultivation - :
vation , 70 acres in pasture ( fenced -
ed ) , well and wind mill , sod
, house , 4- rooms ; sod stable , frame
! granary , over 1,000 Box Elder
I trecs , . & 1\1. track in sight for
3 miles. Price and terms givcn
on application. Will give possession -
session this fall. J. KAY ,
lltf Brokcn Bow , Neb.
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CHICHESTER'S EfGLlSH
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t111.CIII'i'rIWH : : I'.NH..NII III n..d an < 1
(1,101 lIIt'\lIl1lc bUII'S , 8CIIII'II willi blue ribbon.
'rul.c no uther. .h'lilh" dnlll.rllll" . .lIh.U.
tUU""M "nil . . . .Untlu" . . . BIIY uf YUllf IJrulglst ,
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or 8C1I < 1 ' ( ' . 11HlIllIIll lor . "rlh.III. . T..U.
lUonh\lM I\n\1 "U..II. . , " "r . . . . . .tll'n IUtr ,
by rcturu : nail. 10.000'l'8111I\UIIII,18. Hol < 1 bl
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3100 Mulliaon " 'U'trl' , "U' I" . , 1".6-
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Special Homeseebers :
EXCURSIONS
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October II , and November 15
J..CHH Ihu.n One : Irare : ( or I hc
.Io..d ' ( 'r.I ) ,
'I'IrI.etlillIlIt..1 \ . to rtul'lI ! 1 Ihl"S r"oll1
111110 or Hltll' .
For ful1ll1for1llatioll , ratcssched-
ules , time tables nud literaturc ,
dcscriptl\'c of the \'I\riollS rc-
sources , agricultural , milleral
/lUll timbcr lallds nlollg the line ,
call 011 or alldress
.J E. Dln'olillort , H. II. A. , - St. LOlli ! !
U. C. Dallo ) ' , N. W. P. A. . , - lhlca o
P. H. DUl h , H. ! ' . A. , - - liIlCIIlIlI1t1
J. II. JUll1lkoll , D. 11. A. , - J.olllb\'lllo
( ' , I. . STONE , Oon'l , IlnRHcligol'.gont ,
l.ouhlYilIo , Kentucky ,
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'l'his ofiice for neat job work.
FRANSE MOORF ) ,
N JJ IDn1 > ] IDa : IDlJ D .
Two block north of Grand Oentrnl 1I0tel. 1'111'
rollllKI ! 80llcllcd. I'rlccB rOlisoulIlJlc. .
W A. THOMPSON ,
" CONTRAUTon , f ( ; ! Jun.nEH.
1-1'\\n8 \ and oetlmatoll on horlnotlce.
l'rokon Dow , NOIfI\Bka. !
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DR. C. B. JOB ,
ID ti n [ ) ] 'iJpnJJDn. ! ;
omeo In 1I01llly lIloclc , rH tlllrs teem IV . .
enll.
alace BarbeJ ; : Shop
Per first-class work , aIlnt the Palace
, lIarhcr Shop. Hvcrything up-to-date.
I.EO DEAN , Proprictor.
SUI0 OAMER N ,
llH9 y 8 u-9cell l1t
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lIooms B an,1 II , lIoalty mock , lIrokuullow , Nub.
H II4L SIDE HEIUORDS .
IIml Duroo Jauey ling' ! hrlJtll\lI,1601d. , lIe t tiiooll
ofthclr clase. Addrcfs , O. . OADW.EI.L.
Broken Hnw , Nebro.ka '
DR. C. JJ. MULIJENS ,
Physician Surgeoll.
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