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Olle r.olurnn pu month,1I7OO. Ono.Itl\11 c1l1-
omn } Ior m-o tb. 'tllOO quart or column. per
mouih. iW.bO. I"'e8 tban qnnrter colnron , 50
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Ol/ort s on Or81 IIIgO , GO canIs I'er IIlcb , per
monlb
I.ocI\1advcrtl81nl ( li contB per IIno each 11 80r.
tlou. Notice 01 chnrch lalre , 80clabl08 IIDd IIntor'"ln. '
meulll where mono ) ' III cnnrRod , oue.half rate .
I'ncIOI ) ' nollccs I\nll rC80lutlon8 , oD&-IIOIf rnteB.
We'hllugl1oUcos Iroc. balf J1rlc lor pnblllhlDg
lIet 01 l're8 nt8.
Vcatb nollCC8 Ir o , hit prlcfl lor pnlllleblnl (
OIJltunry noUccs , nnd cards 01 thanlul.
MJ/ni / ( noUC08 at rRtu lruldcd , b , . 'Motes 01
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} 'or I'rc8Id..ut.'l'ltco.lore l oo e\'l'II. New York
) . \'Icc.prl'eldeut. . ! . . .H'nalOr } 'alrbanks , Ind
J.'or' U. S. Senator. . . .I In1er J , Uurkelt. I.lncoln
J.'orConlCte slllnn6th IIiRr. M.I'.KlnkalolO'Ncll
! > 1'ATIt. :
J'or Gorernor. . . . . . . . .JohnlI. Micke ) ' , Oscenla :
) ' I.leut.Governnr. . . . E. G. McGilton , Omaha I
} . 'or Secretar } ' ur Stall.A. . Galu8ha. He,1 Cloud I
) . 'or Alldltor. . . . . . . . . . : . M. Hearh' Jr. . Ollalalla ,
) . 'or 'l.r..aRnfl.r. . . . . . . . . . . I'eh' Mortensen. Ord I
\'or CulllllllR lonl'uhllc I.andR anll 1II1IIoIlnIlH. . ,
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11. M. I'alllll : , I'relllont
'or A ttorl1l'.O..ncral..Norrl' ! l.Iro\\'lI. Kcarne ) '
l ur Hu..erintellllcnt . or I'nbllc In8trllcllon. . . . . . .
. . . . . . " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .J. I , . Mcllrlen. Geneva
) ' Senator Plftcenth Senatorial DIRtrlct. . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ! \t. I" PrII'R. A rcailia "
I'or H.fI. . . . .ntall\I.R _ Jo'lfty.slxt I VI trlct. . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A. U. COI' I'Y , ' \ ' htcrvill. .
Q . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'V.tathe'R. ! . Callawa ) '
I.'or County Atturuey..A. H. IJUlllllhff ! } ' , n , JI.
Vor Supervisor. third dlst..n. H. 'l"llIr. . . , ' , 11. ' 11.
) ' SlIl'crvlsur.IHth . .1IRt..Jo' . J. } ) rll'ltICallawlY
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TOWNRIIII' .
) . 'or clerk. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A. D. llanlCs
I.'ur t rca nrer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .J.t. ! . Kim 11OI1 hill
Jo'or . road ovt'rR'er .lIstrlct 1. . . . . . . .AustlnLo'd
I.'or ruaoloverRcer dlRtrlct 2. . . . . . .I'rank Hnuth
} . 'or . . . . . . . ' .
rO\l1 ; oVersct'r .lIstrlct 3. .I' . R. Stnlllle } '
J.'or rO\l1 overKeer .lIslrlct 4. . . . . O. I : . 1 llllelsoll
I < 'or load ovenl'er dlRtrlct 5. . . . . . . . 1 < ' .1\1. KrauKe
) . 'or rn\l1 ov'rMcer .lIstrlct 6. . . . . G. 'I" HnhlnMoo
J.'nr rn\l1 : ov.rReer ! district 7. . . . . . . . .1. . Cn llIlIali
'l'he republican part ) ' has al-
wa's stood for the adequate protection -
tection to thc industrial interests
of the entirc county. It stands
for a policy thaj. is national aud
not sectional in its scope and
opcration.
Under the protective policy of
thc republican party the country
has developcd from bankruptcy ,
poverty and nursery to prosperity ,
plenty and happiness. Vote the
republican ticket and let the
country continue to prosper.
'l'here is danger this year of
republican voters remaiaing at
home on election day because of
O\'er confidence. The fceling
seems to be enera.1 that there is
no danger and the republican ,
ticket is safe. Even thc opposition -
tion frequently conceeds that
there. is no show for the demo-
cratie ticket this year. But
. whIle thb is the sentiment being
built up you will notice on the
other h nd that leaders in the
democratic and populist ranls
are quietly organizing their
forces. and scheming to succeed.
Their hope is that republicans
will $ tay at home on election day
and they will win the day.
Every republican should begin
now to plan his business so he
can be at the polls carlyon election -
tion day and see that his neighbor -
bor does not neglect to be there
and cast his vote. The great
danger of democratic success this
_ year is in the republicans staying
at home. Do not wait until your
horse is stolen before you lock
the barn door. The prosperity
of the country depcnds upon the
success of the republlcan party
this fall. Every \'ote is needed
. . to secure a republican county
board , republican legislature ,
republican congress , republican
state. officers and republican
president.
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If fhsion is not I\ccomplished
in Cnster county this fall it wil ]
I1o\bc the fault. of the BryalJ
democrats of the statc central
co'ulluittee. J. II. Edmister put
in the day here Monday trying
to get Ho idlY ! to withdraw from
the legislative ticket that MackeJ
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I Jeweler and O tician 1
11 West Side Square , :
Broken Dow , :
Nebraska.
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and Eddy , the democrat nomi-
lIecs might have a clear ficld.
As a matter of compensation to
the pops , Eastham , dcmocrat
nomince for senator and Moore ,
democrat nominec' for county attorney -
torney were to withdraw iu favor
of the pops. Not being able to
get Holiday's consent , a committee -
mittee was appointed to wait on
Eddy to have him withdraw that
a fusion mig'ht be efTected with
Holiday and Mackey. At this
writing ( 'l'uesday UOOll ) ub
change in the' situation , except ;
Jim Jones of Omahal appeared. .
on the scene today to help get :
the brcthern together. Suice
Holiday declines to withdraw : .
they hav concluded that half a.
loaf is better than no loaf and I
every energy will lJe bent to
secure the election of Mackey ,
who they feel sure will bc .for' . '
Bryan for the Uuited States
Senate.
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'l'he fusion state committee is
bcnd1l1g e\'ery effort possible to
sccnre a majorit } ' in the legislature - :
ture with the hope of sending
Br'an (0 the United States
Senate. 'l'he ) ' profess to bc opposed -
posed to Parker and doubtless
that is true. But while they are
against Parker they hope : to win
a partial victor } ' for democracy -
racy b } ' the election of a democrat -
crat to the United States Senate
and a fusionistJor Governor. If
they succeed in electing a majority -
jority of the state legislature
they will elcct a man to the
Unitcd States Senate opposed to
President Roosevelt and the republican -
publican administration and who
evcr he may be he will be a
democrat \Vashiugton. . Should
they succeed in electing Berge
they would have the filling of all
the appointive offices of the state.
In the light of thcse facts it is
the duty of every republican .to
stand loyally .by his ticket. It
is not a question of the man as it'
is the question of good government -
ment and principle. Every voleI'
who believes in the courageous
and able administration , of President - .
dent Rooscvelt should not hesitate -
tate to cast his vote to sustain
him by voting the straight . republican -
publican ticket. .
SOIllO 'tnttlrC8 ! or the Now Ucreuue J.aw.
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It provides for 'taxing all the
property tn' the state equitable
among all prop rty owners.
It , provids tor the collection of
all the taxes. '
It prevents the heavy propert '
owner from escaping his fair
shair of the burdens -taxation. .
It has made it possibl to
ascert in the true vaiue of rail.
road property.
It has raised railroad assess.
ments 71 per cent throughout the
state , or about nineteen mi11iom
of dollars.
It provides a better and strong.
er system for assessing life , acci.
dent and surety companies and
all other corporaWfns.
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ElltiorNctl by , Judge . Sulllmll.
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' \Vhen the new revenue law was
. 1
t before the supremc court lasi
year , under attack by insurance
companies , Chief J ushce Sullivan -
van , democrat , writing the opin ,
ion said :
"As a whole we believe th ( ;
law to be a good one , .and to have
been framed with thc object of
reachiug all property in the state.
and to impose on all taxable pro.
perty its due share of the public
lJurden. "
In the facc of this statcmen1
the fusion convention declared it1
fa\'or of the repeal of the law ,
Chief Justice Sulli spoke
. .n
Huvett " ' , vo 1ProlU DeaU. .
"Onr little daughter had at
almost fatal attack of w1tooping
cough and bronchitis , " write !
Mrs.V. . K. Haviland , of Ar'
monk , N. Y. , "but , when al
other reinedies failed , we savct
her life with Dr. King's Ne\
Discovery. Our niece , who hat
Consumption in an I1dv nce
stage , also' ' used this wonderfu
medicine and to-day she is per ,
fectIy well.U Desperate throa'
and lung diseases yield to Dr
K1l1g's New Discover ) ' as to n (
other medicinc on earth. Infal
lible for Coughs and Colds. 501
and $1.00 bottles guaranteed b . ,
Lee Bros. 'l'rial bottles free ,
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1 est1y and f arlessly his opinion - I
ion from the bench of thc su-
premc court , and the delegates
in the fusion convention spoke a
sentiment which they thought
would appeal to the money len er ,
the corporations and the farmer
in the eastern part of the state
who preferred to continue paying
state taxes on oue-fifteenth or one-
twentieth of the fair value of his
property.-Rock County T4cader.
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A Sh'ong Ellllor lOllIcllt.
Nebraska State Normal School.
Peru , Neb. , Oct. H , 1 04.
lIon. M. T4. Ii'ries ,
Arcadia. Nebraska.
DUAH FIUHND-"Congratula- :
lions on your renomination for
the senate. I hope your district
will send you back to Lincoln by
a big vote. I was pleased with
your position two } 'ears ago on
all important ( lUestions and especially -
pecially well pleased with the interest -
terest vou took in all educational
questi ns. " Your friend ,
\ . W. CHABTHlm.
'l'he above IS from the president -
dent of the Peru State Normal
School. As it came to Mr. Fries
cntirely unsolicited or expected
hc justly fecls proud of thc en-
dorsement. It shows that Mr.
Pries was not only satisfactory
to his constitucnts but that his
manly and intclligent position on
all important questions met the
commendation of those in other
parts of the state.
oa..n..o.
E. D. Bcals was doing busincss in : the
"Hub" a fcw days last wcek.
'fhe grain that is in shock awaiting
the threshers is getting very much dam-
aged.
'fhe boy with a broken arm is doin
nicely and will soon he able to attend
school.
Rev. KafTroth , the new palitor , preached -
ed his first sennon Sunday evening and
was well received.
Our items for last week did not appear
and we failed to see any reason wh )
from the editor , but suppose that politic
crowded it out.
Arrangements are under way for r
"Harvest Home" services at the Church
on the evening of the third of Novembe1
as a public recognition of God's mercies
All are invited to attend.
The rain fall since last evening ha
been two and one hundredth inches
, The weather continues very wanll. Th. .
leaves are still green and hanging to th. .
trees , as ordinary in September.
Since our last , the "Fair" visitors tha
have returned are 1\1. Hill and wife
Harry Ashbaugh and Roy Eastmatt , ae
coinpanied hy' a young friend whosl
home is in St. Louis by the name of Pope
He h s come to work. Jim Wood , wif. .
amI Miss Lena , Joe Kellenbarger aU !
wife , Wm. Kellenbarger amI wife , Chas
: Zachery and wife.
: ( Too late for last week. )
Another fine rain Saturday night , anr ;
fall grain is coming on very fast.
Miss Olga Swenson ot Georgetown , i
visiting.in the vallt.y since Sunday.
Al Cosner of Merna , is putting up I
new mill for A. D. Hunt this week.
Miss Eubank , who teaches in < listrici
54 was at Sunday School and churc1
Sunday morning.
Rev. Embree of Hemingfonl , will stO )
ofT us he retnrns from the Conb'Tegationa
Assembly and visit with his brother aU !
nephew , a few days.
Sam Sterner and wife of Spring Creek
attcndell church Sunday and visited wiU
1\Ir. ami Mrs. J. B. Wl1dtlington after thl
services , returning home MOllday morn
ing.
he young people's society , has again
after It time been started and will holll it
meetings weekly during the winter
This Prillay evemng the meeting will b
at M. Hills residence.
Hiller C. Clinton of Rest , preached il
the Chnpel Sundar morning and was at
tentively listened too by every onf
Father Clinton is almost four score years
allll yet he is active in the , masters ser
vice , while awaiting the smnmons.
Filmore lIill fell from a horse l\IondW'
. eveniug and fractured his arm at tIi ,
elbow. Dr. Morrow was called and he i
now carrying it in a sling. This acciden
is unfortunate since the father un. .
mother are at the ' air and wil1 beInti
the eml of this week , I1ml he is enl } ' si :
: rears old.
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VICTORIA.
George } { eller'g visited ut C. Doman'
Sunday.
Sarah H.lulttlills . spent lost week ut1\11
Kingery's.
, Will Wells is visiting mnong friend
here this week.
!
Will Doman and family spel t Sunda. .
" at Clarence Doman's.
Uert Gruhb has Il new buggy no\\
Who will be the first girl to ride in it ?
Dick Duncan left Sunday for his hOUl
, at Pringle , S. D. He hus been \\'orkin
for 1\Ir. Hdmul111s.
Grandma Bowie } ' undMrs. James Bo\\ \
lex are visiting with fric1IIll unll relutiv
on the North I.oup.
Clarence Doman amI family nturUe1
laM Monday from Il few days visit 1
Broken Bow with Will Wells.
Mr. Udnlt11111s , son James , amI daugl
- ter , Hsther , left Sunday for u few da )
visit at their ohl home at Cumro an
Mason.
CtTltIRO.
Hattie Lash is working at : Milson Cit
Geo. S e of Phi1ldel ha , I'll. wb
has been visiting with c. B. Nlcholi
will return to his home Tue day. II
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has enjoyed himself hunting and . thinks
this 19 a fine country. I
14. Flock is hauling brick tlml hltnher
for 11 new house. '
. We are orry to hear tlat : Peter Beck I
IS a very sIck ml1n.
'I'he threshhlg machinc whistle is heard
in the nelghhorhood.
J , . B. Trew and family were visiting at
A. I , . Morgan's on the 15th.
'fhe threshers nre at Nc George's , will
go to W. P. Trew's about Wednesday.
Callie Spraker , our school teacher , is
visiting in Brokcn Bow , at the hollte of
her nncle , Rev. Spraker.
Mr. and 1\Irs. Ralph Drake of Sumner ,
Nebraska , were visiting with the fnmlty
of C. B. Nichols , reccntly.
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I-lltct'lnlullwnt : l'tlst ! Iollctl ,
'l'he cntertaiumcnt hy the
Christian church advertised for
'l'useday night October 18 , has
been postponed to 'Vednesday
night , October 2 ( , .
C.'IIJ ) Olr 'J'U"l'4Utl :
We hereby extend our sincere
thanks to the people of Brolen. . .
Bow and Roun.d Vallcy for thcir.
kind assistance and sympathy
during the sickness and burial of
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our belo\'ed baby , I st11er. ;
MH. AND MHS.V. . H. S1\I1\1'5.
"etler t.hH.
'l'he following is the d ad
letter list for the week ending
Octobel" 18 , 1904 :
G. H. Carrel , Dr. II. A. Cop-
sey , James Dule , ( two ; ) : r-.lr .
Mary Lang , Bellie Murph , ( two ; )
Evert Hobertson.T. T4. 'l'ifT , S.
J. Thompson.
Parties calling for the abo\ ' { '
will please say advertised.
L. H. JnWItT'I' , P. M.
The Young Peoples
Lyceum Course.
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l lrst Numher , Iolllln ) ' , Octnbcr 2.1 ,
1n04 : . Ash IJavls , Cllrtonulst. VIII ) '
IOllier Bud Clu'lcature Artist.
Season tickets , adults , S2.00
for sevcn numhers ; season tickets ,
children , 50 cents , for seven num-
'bel's. Single adult , 50 ccnts.
Single child , 25 cents. On sale
at Post Ofiice and Regulator.
I.etter 'rolll Dr. U. H. IIIIIItH ! .
Baltimore , Md. , 0ct. 10 , 1904.
.719 West Fayett St.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN , Broken
Bow , Nebraska-We landed at
the above address last Friday
morning tired and dusty. It is
no snap to ride 1,500 miles without -
out closing the breaks dowl1 once ,
We made a trip to the Capita1
Imt Satnrday and came home
Sunlay evening. During om
, short stay we'isited the Nation.
al Capital , 8mithonian Institute.
. National Museum , , Congressiona :
Librar ) ' , U. S. Treasur'building
was up in the Washington Monu.
ment , 500 feet above the ground
also visited the ' \Vhite house
The President was busy so I diel
not call on him but went througl
the east rooms which were ver )
mce. We also visited Arlingtor
over in Virginia , the Nationa
Cemetery and' Martha ' \Vashing. .
ton's old home and later Genera
Lee's home. Drank water out 01
the old well where 14affyette enc (
workcd the windless to hoist ; ou' '
the water. We shall go down t <
Mt. Vernon soon and see Cell
' \Vashington's tomb and ol
homestead. 'l'herc are many in.
teresting things to see in thi !
country.
' ! 'he dental department of tIu
U \'ersity of Maryland is finc
They have a corps of teachers
that cannot be beat , and their
e facilities 'for instruction ani
demonstration are unexcelled I
tl any country. I have investigat. .
ed den tiline and vitalized air a 11 < 1
find it is an unknown substanci
in the U n'ers l . We shal
.
make a trip to Plllli < 1elphia SOOl
and I may lcarn somethihg 0
the great painless methods o.
dcntistr ) " , but they do not teacl
them in the State l.Jni\'crsity 01
Maryland.
.Please send the I HPUlIJ.rcAN t <
aho\'e addrcss and oblige.
Yours truly ,
R B. MUI.TINS.
Haved 1-11" I.He.
. \V. Da\'enport , Wingo , Ky.
writes , June H , 1IJ02 : "I wan
! I to tell you I believe Ballard' !
Snow L111iment sa\'ed my life. :
was under thc treatment of tW (
, . doctors , and they told me one 0
my lungs was entirely gone , .am
the other badly affected. I als (
had a lump in my si de. I don'
think that I could ha\'e li\'e (
'
( _ o\'er two months longcr. I wa
! ! I induced by a friend to try Bal
lards Snow Liniment. 'l'he lirs1
application gave me great relief
two tifty cenf betties cured ml
sound and well. It is a wonder
iul medicine and I recommcnd i
to suffering humanity. " 25c
.50c , S1,00. Sold b ) " Ed. Mc' '
Comas , Broken Bow and Merna.
Dr. Sumner Davis , Grand Is
landl Nebrasku , specialist il
disease of eve and ear , examina
tion for glasses. 2t
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IW : THREE MINUTES. 'Ve don't ask you to accept this state- i I
i menl on the bare assertion , but we do ask-and extend to * i
' \i \ : cvery one in this community-a cordial invitation to be in at- i I
: tcndance at our store any day in the weck commencing I
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i MONDAY , OCT08ER 31 , 1904 , j
i and see t.his wo d ful baking performance , wit ) "our own . I
i eyes , have a dainty lunch and a delicious cup of coffee with i I
I i us , .and . hear the demonstrator from the Majestic factor ) ' i
g : cxplain why a i
i IW' II i MAJESTI Iron Malleable and Steel RA N GE 1m i !
i bakes so quickly and so perfectly. When you have examincd ll
: this modern cooking wondel' . YOU can readily see from its con- *
M struction why this is true. 1 , "
: MAJESTIC RANGES are entirely difTe.'ent from all i
i other cooking apparatus. Will not clog with ashes and clink- i
i ers , allow smoke and soot to escape into the kitchen , crack or :
- : break , or subject you to thc expense and annoyance of every i . I. I
i other cooking apparatus. : ,
. : l\Iade of MALLEABLE n ON and best open hearth codiw !
: rolled steel , 10 to 50 pcr cent. hea\'ier throughout than any i
i other range. Flues lined with pnre asbestos , and the entire .
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, t . : range riveted with thc best Norway iron \'cts. . Air-tight .i J.
1 i and dust-tight. 'rhis explains why a Great Majestic Rangc
1 : will do its : vork in half the time , and consequently with half i
- i the fucl. : m
i Having sold the Majestic Ranges for the last 9 years we i
f : know that the claims made for l\IAJES'l'IC RANGES are true ;
rlH to the letter , and give onr personal guarantee that the Mam ; '
l i jectic Ranges are the 1110St complete , durabl , dependable and i
) . economical rangcs made , and that's why we are having this i-
. t .i cooking exhibit.Vc want aU onr citir.ens to see for them- ; -
; il selves tbFe ; rEooEf 0 ; lh c ' a he \ ; ; c , Ranges. ! I
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, . i of a Majestic Rangc , during the salc only , a complete set of
i the celebrated Majestic Cooking 'Warc madc of. copper , . steel 1m
1 : and enamel , worth 87.50 , cheap at that and best at any pncc. m
1 i MAJESTI ANGES are madc in all tyles and ize , i
- : to fit every condItIOn a1d ! cvery purse. Exam.mc the MaJesttc i
l : Range-Glad to shQw It to yon whether you lIltend to buy or : ii1 ;
m not. Don't buy an inunitation when you can buy the genuine. i
1 i Don't forgct the date : i
I : r llonday , October 31 , and all Week. l
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both fall and spring pigs , $10.00
) to $15.00. Also a few sows.
14tf N. ' 1' . 81\Yllor:1' .
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Fair price and good houses.
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34H West Union , Neb ,
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