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nlOnlh J.ocal.l1.otI lnlo : c'n , lIer II , , , , I'I'C" I I."r'
tlolI Notice , or cllurc" tllir' , 140Clllbll , " , lQd I'IllorlA ' I 'I'
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IloelotrluUellt AIIII , cnItUlon8. ono-hlll' mtlII : ,
WehllnK , r utlcu rrue , halt I.rlcl' tor lIultlhhlull
lIt ot Ilr loOnt' ,
DeAth Dolleoll trl'O , hAlt Ilflt" for pulJlI LlIIII
obltunry notice. , IInd tarde or thllllkll.
1"11111 notle , at ULI" l'rulded h7ltntelot
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Congress convened 'l'uesd lY and
was in session but one hour having -
ing adjourned in honor of the
m mory of the members who had
died during the recess.
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During the approaching- holiday -
day season the public should con-
.mIt the columns of the Hepubli-
can to find where holiday goods
are .for sale and where bargains
are offered. It is the progressive
merchant that advertises his
goods for sale.
'rho Editor "r the UC' CIJU In u Hoge.
'fhe editor . . of the Beacon now
pleads the baby act and claims
be was only 'Ijoldng" when he
made the following statement
two weeks ago , viz : 'IWe feel
pretty good , thank you. What
does it matter about the nation ?
" 'e have carried Custer county. "
Docs not that paralizc you. Just
think o the Beacon editor "jok-
illg. " We had thought sincc an
irrate woman of this cit.y so
Reverely chastised him with
a raw hide in front of the
post office a few years ago
for his "joking" that hc had
gottcn cntirelj' out of the habit.
But it seems wonders will ncver
cease , and now we are dumfounl'l-
cd to think he has resumed his
"joking. " Bu t see how he continues -
tinues to jokc. Aftcr leading us
to think he was only joking , he
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Jeweler and OJtician : ) I
West Side Square ,
Broken Bow ,
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all of a su del1 lets his passion
rilie nlld shows his ire by getting
clowlI in thc' mire and shovcling'
up all till''ile epithets that his
liLLle ! JCllt lip pod of the hang
clog' look , for which he is notable
HIHI hurls hack of his choice
\'ocahularj' at thc editor of the
HltI'UJIT.ICAN , with the \'enom
of a viper. Who would have
dn'all1cd that he had such a
mamia for "joking. " . l1ut .siilCC
he g a\'ely tells us that in ali the i
year. . of pop rulc , in this c ) unly '
till' Bcacon hn not had full control -
trol of the cOUnty printing , we
are not surprised that he feels
ore and sad. It is indeed a sad
comment either on the party he
has been serving all these years oren i
on their lack of appreciation. In
either case our brother has our
profound sympathy. We are not
surprised that since he cannot
consign the leaders of the party
to hade9for their ill treatm nt of
the Beacon , that in his rag-l ; he
consigns the soul of this editor
to the regions beyond , and applies -
plies such sweet christian 'epi-
thets as "the miserable SCRven-
ger , ' ' ' 'blantant hypocrite , " "pious
hypocri te , " Ilsnake in t he grass , "
as argument. But we rejoice
with our brother that he is assured -
sured of compensation of b1i s in
the "world to come" e\'en though
the soul of his opponent is "too
narrow to cnjoy it. " The cburch
and church work we hopc brigbt-
ens with a glow bccause of his
saintly daily walk and brilliant
acti\'itr : in the vincyard of Him ,
whosc admonition is to judge
not lest yc hc judged by the
same judgment. Poor old dog
'l'ray has always had our sym-
pathy.
W. H. McKnight of Berwyn ,
was a friendly caller 'l'hursday.
1\11' . McKnight was in the hail ,
belt last season , b t he is not tbl :
kind that gets discouraged at an
occasional mishap. He is improving -
proving his place and prepainng
for bettcr results next season' .
Ite\'olullull Iullul..ent.
A sure sign of approaching rc-
volt and serious treble in your
systcm is nervousness , sleepless-
ncss , or stomach upsets. Elec-i
tric Bittcrs will quickly dismem-I
I , ' r the troublesome causes. J tl
ne\'r fails to tone the stomach ,
regulate the Kldncys and Bowelsl
stimulate the Li\'er and clarifiy
thc blood. l un dowu systems
bClletit particularly amI all the
usual a ltend i 111 { aches \'au ish under -
der its'scarching and thorough
effectivcness. mectric llitterR i
only 50c , and that is returncd if
it don't g'e perfect satisfaction.
Guaranteed h ) ' 14ce Bros. , Drug-
gists.
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The U ( I and 11. & M. Rallro lt HI'MIRt
Tl1 lr TAXn.
Not a few of thc voters of the
state as well as se\'eral in Custer
county were made to believe by
lhe demo-pop newspapers of thc
state in the recent campaign that
the new revenue law'w s made
in the interest of corporations
and that in fact , that J. N. Baldwin -
win attorney for the U. P. rail-
r9arJ and Chas Manderson of the
'C. n. & Q. road ha\ \ drawn or
dictated the bill in the interest
bf the corporations Unll was passed -
ed by the republican legislature
two ) 'ears ago.
So strong was this elief that
they combined with the corporation -
tion to defeat ( ; 0Mickej' because -
cause he had recommended a new
re\'cnue law and appended his
signature to the bill when 'it
reached him tbus making it a
law. But those who read may
now se tbeir folly and no doubt
will know more next time tban to
put any confidence in the campaign -
paign falsehoods of the World-
Herald , and "me too" sheets like
the Beacon who so lavishly draw
on their immaginations for campaign -
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paign bunco me. 0-
.Both the U. P. and'.B. ' & M.
railroads had notices ser\'ed on
W. A. George , county treasurer
of Custer county as well as every
other county treasurer through
which these roads pass , requiring -
ing them to appear 1efore Judge
: \Iunger of thc U. S. 'circuit court
of Omaha the first Monday in
J auuary and show why a permanent -
ent injunction should not be issued
prohibiting them collect'ing the
count ) ' taxes agamst. said companies -
panies , in excess of 20 per cent
of thcir taxes in 1902.
Tbls action of theirs not , on y
refuses the claim made by thc
dcmo-pop p pers that the republican -
lican legislature and governor
were dominated by the corporations -
ations , but establishes the claim
made by the RRl'UUI.ICAN in the
campaign that the fusion candi"
date for e-overnor and the pop and
democratic parties were in league
with the corporations. Had
Berge and a pop legislature bc n
elected the revenue law would
have been repealed and tbe corporations -
porations ha\'e gained a victor } '
o\'cr the people. The fact t1 at
thc demo-pop central committee
sent S300 to the pOI' central 'com- :
mittee of Custer county to use in 1
the campaign is another evidence
that the corporations were backing -
ing the fusion crowU. 'Money
was lavishly sent 1.0 every county
in the state , where thcre was a
possible chance to defeaf. the republican -
publican candidates for the
legislature. Did the pop
; tatesmen without a j h put the
Inoncy ? Is it not plain that the
; ame corporations that had se-
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: urec 1 a temporary 1I1Junc IOn
' 1'0111 thc federal court restra il-
Ig the county treasurer from
: ollecting onl.a.portion of thcir
, axes put up the money to dcfe t
.he republicans.
Our pretliction is they will get
eft in that suit the samc as the ) '
lid in thc e1ectiOlJ.
ANSJ.nv , Neh. Dec. 5.-George
' } orter , a resident of this place ,
, 'ho owns a small ranch 1'e 1 miJes
mm Litchfield , discovered he
wd lost twenty-five head of cattle
.1St week , which were taken hy
llle unknown parties. Mr. Por-
er immediately traced the cattle
( I I4 lchfielcl , where he found
hat thcy hatl hetm shipped to
) onth Omaha uuder the tictitious
lame of Johnny Powers , on Tucs-
lay morning , November 7. 'l'here
vas a calf in the bl\l1Ch \ which
hc shippers left in the yards.
l'his calf wag found w'here they
lad left it and ! iince had tJectl
alceu care ot by a liver'man at
hat place.
11r. Porter bas traccil the
hie\'cs , anti suspicion points to
he same gang who are now
II1der arrest clmrged with cattle
, tealing two weeks ago.
'l'wo weeks ago Jo.hn Chandler ,
_ I. ' 1' . Huffman and R. Fox were
Lrrested on the charge ofstealing
hirt-one head of cattle from N.
rawford and Cbri1it Jensen , two
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Ayers
For hard colds , bronchiris ,
asthma , and coughs of all
kinds , you cannot take anything -
thing better than Ayer's
Cherry
Pectoral
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Cherry Pectoral , Ask your
own doctor if this is not so.
He uses it. He understands
why it soothes and heals.
"I had 11 terrible cou h ( or "cPI ! , 'fhen I
took ArC1 Cherry . 'ectnrA . . I alII' ' IIlIly one
lIotllo )11. completcly . . . , J. Jt. D. ' f' ' ' lretl ' 'OltTIi. me SI. . 'oepb ' , : tlleh.
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You will hasten recovery by takIng -
Ing ono of Ayer's Pills at bedtime.
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farmers residing a few miles east
of Ansley. 'fhc prisoners are
now awaiting thcir preliminary
hearing , which is set for December -
ber .12. o arrests are yct made
011 the ea1ing of the Porter
cattle.-Statc Journal.
Phil. Carupbcll came in 'rues-
day morning from Gran Island ,
where he had attended a meeting
of the Grand Island Commercial
Club in the interest of the proposed -
posed elcctric railway froUl
Grand Island to Gand ) ' . The report -
port at the meeting shows that
six of the townships through
which the road would pass'would
vote bonds to their fulllimitS70-
000. Nearly all the townships
report\d that individual stock
would be subsl'ri ed. It is now
proposed to organize a stock
company at Grand Island and
take in all along the linc who
will talc stock. It is now I1P to
the people along the proposed
route to sa ) ? whether their desire
for the road is strong enough to
take hold and build.it. . . As Mr.
Campbell now puts it , "it is up
to the people. " It takcs money
to build a railroad , and now is
tIle opportunity.
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'l'he c1\tertainment g'en y II I
the United Brethren Junior ! ; on I
last 'J'uesday eveUlng at the U.
B. church was a decided success
for the cbildren. An old fashioned -
ioned programme wag render'd ,
matcbed b ) ' an old time supp r.
'rhe stage arrangements wcre decidedly -
cidedly pretty. 'l'he audience
wa good and the children took
in o\'c'r twenty dollart ; to tJe ap-
plicd on t.leir ! new church organ.
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You
will never
Taste
Beller
Bread
than that which
an } ' woman
can rnak wilh
Yeasl
Foam
Tht' JVomlerjul Yeast
\lIlIt toulr tile Flnt Oran < 11'rllll
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Y nIL } 'oaw I .0111 L ) allllro- .
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"tnat e & c"II"t-tnoullb
( or 40 10& VfI. Selld & ( IOllal
cllnl fQr our DtW IIlullrat"'l
Loa' " "Oood 11'1' & < 1 : How to
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NORTHWESTERN YEAST CO.
CHICACO , ILL.
li'arm Lease , Chattlu Mortgage
and Warranty Deetl hlankat !
this office. I
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W. H. Penn & Co. and Snyder Bros. /
OONSOLIDATED.
The two big stocks ofr , II. Pplln & 00. .
an Hnyder Bros. hUYl1 ( 'oIHwliclatec1 under the
firm name of . . . . . )
Snyder Bros. ' " Co. .
\Ve fin in Iooki ng' O\'el' 0111' stoek t.hnt . WP ,
are ovcrstoeked in , . . . . . .
Clothing and Overcoats.
In order to reduce our stoek in this line , we
have decided to make a CIearnIwe SnIp nt H Great
Reduction. -
Ou r Prices a Snap. . '
All Boy's Overcoats , from 3 to 20 years old , '
36 Per Cent Off.
All Men's Overcoats , 25 Per Cent Off.
All Misses' and Ladies' JacJets , 'f
26 Per Cent Off. , h ,
These goods allllew aud , but I
are up-to-date 'i
as they must be sold in their season , we are offer- '
iug them to the Pllb1ie at this. . . . . . 1
Great Discount. ; , ,
If you want anything in this line her is your 1 I
ehance. No other house in Central : N ebraskn cmt '
compete with us.Ve have n $30,000 stock for 'I
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you'to select from. Be sure and. . II
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Come and Get Pr ces '
before you bu ) ' . Our goods are all marked in plain ,
figures , and we Jlwan business. I :
Your for business , 1 '
Snyder Bros. & : Co :
Realty Block , Brokpll Bow , Nebraska. ' , :
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Nuts , Candy
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Christmas Trees " I
c-ive'1.Ts : a Oa11.
Also u. full line of d I
Fresh , Staple . i
Groceri"es' '
Prizes g-ivH } with ( 'offee and blueing. - \
The Eagle CrUCery ,
Broken Bow , N ebrasku. . .
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