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itntf'1l:1l : at the ; ; ; ; ; i lI kou lIolY , Noh. .
. . 8Oooud-e\A \ l' mnttor tor tun rnl leD throlllh
the U , III Malls.
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Uno fnar tnlllvRlIrO , . . . . . . , . ' , ' _ ' ' ! '
u.\.u ; . ; ; ; ; ; ii ' . -r , ; t I h , t' . - " .
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I , ( lne columu , lId 1II01llh.17 00. Ouo.hlllt wI-
IlmD. tr. molttb IH ( ) ) ( luarlur r lumu , Imr
mouth , t2 W. . . .p thllu 'Iulillor COIUWlI , W
CU" ' " ptll loch per nJOnth
Cards on drpI 1'8/u. ' 60 cOllla ! , cr luoh , vor
month Local sl\vurtlplu \ r. e.jU " tor , 111141 ( ! nch "lor.
Uon ,
Nollco ot church talrb , Roclabl\:8 : IIlId onlurlnlu.
11I111111 wboro monrf I" ellllll'Il , onlJ.but ! rlltlll' .
Hoclel , rotlcoa , AIHI rUIII.ltltlon" . ono-hlllf tnl" " .
Wl'Ildlng I.otleus frllC. half prlcl ! tor pnblhlllt'll
lIat 0' ' ( lrcl'Illl'I' ' .
UMlb nOIIlo" : tree , h"lt prle. . 'or pnblllltJIu
obituary lIotlC\)8 , nnll cords nt thAnke.
LeICIiI noUCat rutl"tuld'd \ , bl . 'atulea ot
Nebraska. . . .
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1'hursc1ay , DecembcI 22 , 11)04.
Senator Croc1crell of .Missouri ,
has decided he will accept the. .
position tendered him b ) ' President -
dent Roosevelt on the inter-state
commerce commission , at the expiration -
.
piration of his present term
which is the 4th of ncxt ; t-1arch.
The Bee offers consolation to
tbc members of the lcglslature
who did not draw front seats by
rcminding thcm that it is not
always the fellows who occup )
he best scats that always
c t the biggest swath in legislation -
tion ,
Secretary Royce's quarterly report -
port , whicb includes a comparative -
tive statement with the conditions -
tions under his predecessor show
I
a healthy condition of the people -
ple of the st te financial1y , notwithstanding -
withstanding in the last ( luar-
ter's deposit3 have decreased and
loans increased ,
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Judge Ben. S. Bnker of New
Mexico was givcn a hearing by
the President a nd the order Ilis-
JUlssing . ! him was recinded. He
. .theh rcsigned his position real-
jzing that under the circ\11nstances
'he can not continue in office and
jfi11 the position acceptable to the
Weoplc of the territory owing to
the factional strife , in which he
was mixed up in.
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( . Reports from the various state
.institutions show that it has cost
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: . rQ'.r J".o-J".r..cco"1
F. W. HAYES ,
. J ewe1er and Optician
' West Side Square ,
l'i
Broken Bow , \
Nebraska. t
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five ( tol1aU tUtti txt'y..fout l1ts
' 11
Icss pCI' capitll under Go\'crnor (
Mic1c"H administration to ntn
these institutions than it
nndcl' Govcrnor l'oynllH' , the last I
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hHuon governor. 1'1 liS IS a
splendid husincss showing and is i
an instance wuere figures speak
a great deal louder than campaign
assertioll-Kearney ! Hub.
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'l'hc scnate committee on terri-
torics have agrced upon a favor-
ablc report on the statehood bill ,
providing for the admission into
the union of Oklahoma and Indian
Territory to become the state of
Oldahoma , and Arizona and New
Mexico , to become the state of
Arizona. One provision of the
bill prohibits the sale of liquors
in the Indian Territory for ten
ycars. On the question of the
right of franchise being limited
to either sex the bill IS silent.
Hon. A. n. Copsey of 'Vester-
ville , was a city visitor Saturday
on a return trip from Lincolu ,
where t1e had been to participate
in the scat drawing in the honse.
'rhe fonner custom of arrainging
the seats in the orderofregistrat-
ion to the members of the legislature -
lature was changed to the plan
of drawing , Unde ! ' the old plan
it was charged that a few members -
bers near the capital would rusb
in and register and thus secur
the choice seatH. 'I'he lottery
plan did not prove uny more
satisfactor.y than the old plan.
All that were not fortunate in
getting the best locations now
feel that they would have stood
a hetter chance bad the "first iu
first sen'ed" rnle been obsen'cc1.
Mr. Copey : howcvcr has 110 complaint -
plaint as he secured a good loca-
tion.
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'l'hc Callaway Tribunc tells his
readers that the corporations
made the rcvcnue law with a holc
IU it so they could get out. of
about 50 per cent of their taxes
and hold the farmers for the full
amount. Had this been true why
did they furnish the campaign
fund to defeat the republican
party in thc last election ? Had
thc , republican legislature done
their work satisfactory to the
corporations would they have not
lent their assistance to leep
the rep\1blicans in power in the
the state ? 'l'he facts arc as soon
, ah the corporations saw they were
: defeated at the polls and there
t was no possibility of getting out
! of their taxes by having the la , , ' ]
repealed , they went into the
courts to try to accomplish what. .
the ) fail d to do with the voters.I I
The opinion of the Rm'uBIlCAN
i that they will not succeed in
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"t"tttt"tt"'t""t"'t " " " " " " ' " " " " " " ' t""t"'ttt"t"ttt"t"t"tt" " " " ' , " " , " " " , " '
. Christmas I J C B 0 W EN Christmas
. = lu s . . Candles. = =
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' E Weare o\'er-stock < ! d--thc fact i we are ovcr-stocked .3
through error in shipping-the result , a slump in prices. : : : :
.4E Look at our stock. we think the finest , purest aud hest = =
. ' : : = line ever opened up to the rolen Bow public-it iR all = =
.E Canc1y-will not affect the weakest stomach ( in fact , it is = =
: . te : : : fattening-the finest and purest line of. . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . - a
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; Chocolates and Bon Bens ,
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' 5 SCHRAFFTS OF BOSTON , : =
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in prett ) . hoxes-.S , 10 , 15 , 5 , 30 , . 5 , 50 ,1\\11 \ \ ftO cents" , box
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e Sunday Sohool Conunlttees.
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'E Figs , .1\11 Vadties I Laycr Ri igil1 , = =
. Dates , of Nuts.hrasch11lo : : : :
; ; : : ; : Grapes , Loads of Candies. I Cherri s , = =
. E Bannanus , A StrictI ) ' Purc li'rcsh Oysters , : : : : : :
: :5. : Oranges , Sweet Apple Cidcr 111 Celery , Apple but- = =
E noney. New York Apples. ! ter , Mince Meat. = =
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Christmas \veek we leeep opeu until 1):00 : p. 111 ,
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.till ourti ! tiUj btttcr' ! thtU1 th < ! y
lid with the people. Should
lhcy Jiml a "hole through which
Lo crcep out of their lcgitimate
laxes , it is fortunate for the people -
ple that anothcr legislature will
lOon convene that will patch up
an ) ' hole" in the revenue law that
t he courts may discover.
.
'l'he Callawaw 'rribunc iH endeavoring -
deavoring to build up Z1 circulation -
tion by advocating division. If
Uie voters of Custer county will
recall how utterly the 'l'ribune
man , R. E. Bregn , failed in his
last effort for county division , I
they will not break their necks
in their rush to get their names
011 his list to help along the
county division scheme. If we
remember corl'ect1) . the scheme
for county di \ ' siou failed the
last time it was submitted by
about 2,600'ote ! > . The majority
of the taxpayers have said time
and again by their votes that
they do not want the county di-
vid d , and a renewed agitation
of the question is calculated to
do harm and unsettle \'alues.
Everyone who does not believe it
for the best interests of the people -
ple of the county should refuse to
lend encouragement by contributing - I I
ing to the fund or signing a petition -
tion calling for a vote. No vote
can be ordered unless a majority
of a11 the voters of last election
petition that an election be called
for that purpose. Had the people -
ple never had an opportunity to
vote on the question the right by
petition should not be denied but
since they have so emphatically
expressed their opposition to it a
further agitation should not be
sanctioned or el1couraged by signing -
ing a petition.
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The Holiday ' 1'1' 1 ! ' "
'l'he holiday trade in tl1is vicinity -
ity the past week or ten days
has been unusually : good. Tbe
merchants were gellcra11y well
snpplied with a large stock and
have been able to meet the demands -
mands in large and small orders.
As far as we have been able to
learn , those who sto ked up for
the holiday trade have had a I
good run of business and well i
satisfied with the liberal patron-
age.
ChrltltlU ! I EntertalDltlell1S.
'l'he several churches of tbe
city are making special arrangements -
ments for Christmas entertain-
men ts for their Sunday school
scholars , eitber on Cbristmas
E\.e or the following Monday
night.
At thc Baptist church , the en-
tartainment will be given Saturday -
day night. The exercises will
consist of a cantata by the cbild-
ren. Al1 regular attendants will
be rememhered hy tokens of appreciation -
preciation h ) ' the church , besides
a liheral ( listrihution of candies ,
nnts and frtlit for all the , chil-
( lren.
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Ht'lmhllc'lu ( ; llIbblll Usl.
'I'he RH.l'UIIr.ICAN lla arrang'cll
tlw 10110wing" dubbing' list , good
1'01' the 1IIouth of Jan ar.r :
ItIn'UUI.IC.\-\ . , \ : \ Slall , JOllrll.1I. . . . ; l , ( \
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allll Nbm..k'ann 1.55
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. . .11111 ' 1.01..1" I1la'll. . . . . . . . 1.35
. . .hl n 10h..II"lIIucrat. 1.65
As th propo1ition ! with the
State Jou1'lIal has hec > n renew'd
fol' thi lIIonth enl ) ' , l'veryOIw
that ha 1I0t should :1\'ail them-
seh' s of this otler to get tIlt'
State .foul'llal frel' It ) ' 01'llering-
through the HlU'UDIJCAN. 'I'he
JOl1rnal will be of special interest -
est during this session of the leg'-
laturc > and will be worth several
times the mone } ' required for
both papers.
li'or lIIa1a lle or other papers
) ' 01ma \ ) ' want , end to th R -
PUUI.JCAN.re can sa\'l' ) ' 011
mone ) ' on 1II0it ! of them. Send
cash with order.
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A Ul' sign of approaching' re-
\'olt ami erious treble in ) 'our
) 'stelll i uervommess , Ieapless-
ncss , or stomach ups ts. Elec-
: trk Bitters will ( luickI ) ' dislI1ell1-
: her the troublesome caUHes. ( t
: ncver fails to tone the li tolllach ,
: regulate the Kldness anll Bowel ! ' ,
: stiml1late the Liver and c1arifi ) '
the hloo . l un down systems
benc1 t particularly and all the
usual attending aches vanish un.
lIeI' il searching and thorough
ctIect'eness. . l lectric Bitters is
only 50c , and that is returned if
it don't give perfect satisfaction.
G.uarantllell by Lee \3ro" \ . , Drug-
glitS. !
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110 I WM\o. " " . . . . .arr-Ji. . ; J ' 1'11 I
You enn hardly find 3 home
without Its A ycr's Cherry
Pectoral. Parents know what
it does for children : breaks
Cherry
Pectoral
up : : t cold in a single night ,
wm'ds off bronchitis , prevents
pneumonia. Physicians advise -
vise parents to keep it on hand.
. . The be t coul\h medicine money clln buy
I Aycr's l'hctryJ'ectorlll. 1 < 'or the c"u h. . . . . of
r hlldren nolblnj ( COllld rooslbly he ht-lIel. .
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J con tUULJ" S..tatvgll , Ind.
c. , Oc..SI.OO. J. C , ATER CO. , .
All drul/llaU. _ 1URi for _ _ 1.0ell. _ TV . MR" . . .
Throat , Lllngs '
1.mI."t ! ' '
Aycr'g Pills greatly aid the Cherry
Poctol' 1 In breaking up : a cold.
L'HESESTS FOR 'rIlE non .
Y"lImble Arllcll's Wrell A WU ) ' to BIIJ
Whl ! Sell the Lincoln Surllll1 } ' Sll1r.
' ' in Ne-
'l'he greatest newslJaper -
braslm today is tbe Lincolu Sunday -
day Star. It has special features
not found in any other ncwspaper.
The Star's Comic Section is I
printed in colors and i always
entertaining. ' 1'11 ( ' Maga l1 (
Sectiou with its beautiful pictures
in colors has no equal in the west.
Added to tbese are the many interesting -
teresting features that go to make
up a great daily newspaper. .Che
Suuday Star has madea great
hit , and is a tremendous success.
We want boys in every town in
Nebraska. to sell the Sunday Star.
Other boys are making good
money f.elling the Star. 'Ve
"tart J'ou iu business free. Prizes
iln. ' olTered eaeh month to the
1oys who sel1 the greatest num-
her of Sunday Stars. Vrite for
particulars of this offer and work
up your list of customer : > before
some one gets ahead of you. Remember -
member we help you to start in
the business. No capital're -
quired.
Don't delay. Write today.
Address Star. Pub. Co. , T4incoln
Nebraska. 28-30
N. B. Predmore ofVest Union
a 11I1 John Muh'aney of Mason
City. were in the cit ) SaturddY
on official dutv as members of the
Soldier's Relief Committee. They
settled with M. K. I-Iag dorn ,
treasurer of the committee , who
has resigned with the view of
moving to Boise City , Idaho ,
wbere he will go with' the view
of remaining a year at least for
his health.
Prof. A. L. Pierce of Mason
City , was a city visitor Saturday.
'rhe HI\PUDIICAN office acknowledges -
ledges a friendly call. 'Ve understand -
stand that be is g'ing splendid
satisfaction and he speal < s very
highly of the school.
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Bread
keeps fresh longer
Bread
tastes far better
Bread
doe , : > you more good
when it's made with
YEAST
FOAM
111l' 'woJ/deJ7ul yeast
Ihlll 1001. tilt ! 1flut OrMul1 1'rll. .
lit IIIU Ht. 1.oul " ; : [ JIOIIIUOIl.
YUll8t IrOI1W Ie 110111 by all gru.
C I'8 at c.o u pl1ckllgellougll
for lIlul\veli. Heul1npollhdc N
for Ilhllltrl1lelt book
uur now .
"C/oOlI Ilreul1' 1I0wtuAhlkl' 11..1
NORTHWESTERN YEAST CO ,
CHICACO. ILL.
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li'arm Lease , Chattle Mortgage
nlld Warranty Deed blank at
this office.
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' . . . The Two Big' Htock of. . . . I
W. H. Penn & Co. and Snyder Bros. '
OONSOLIDATED.
The two big stocks of ' 1\ ' . n. Penn & Co.
and Snyder Bros. hav(1 I'om olidnted l1nd ( l' the
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firm name of
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Snyder Bros. J Co. ; r.
"Ve find in looking' over 0111' stock t ha ( ; wo ,
are overstoc ked in. . . . . . f . .
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Clot11ing and Overcoats.
In order to reduce our stock in this line , we I
have decided to make a Clearance Sa 10 at n Great
Reduction.
Our 'Prices a Snap. i
All Boy's Overcoats , from 3 , to 20 yea.'s . old ,
36 Per Cent Off. !
All Men's Overcoats , 25 Per Cent Off. '
All Misses' and Ladies' Jacl < ets , ,
25 Per Cent Off. ,
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'hese goods tll'B alJ new Hnd 1I.I-to-dn } 't' , but t
us they must b(1 sold in their SPH-1OlI : , WP :11'e : 011'el'- ,
ing' them to the public at thiR. . . . . . '
Great Discount. " .
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rf you want anything in thi line here is your -
chance. No other hOllse in Centl'Ul Nl'hl'HSku efin "
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compete with tis.Ve have a $30OUU stock for -1 :
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you to Helect 1'1'011I. Be SlI1'e and.
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before you buy. OUI' goods are all mal'lwd in plain , .
figures , und Wp mea II Imsinl1Hs. ,
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\r 0111' j' 01' b IHBness , I
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Half a Ton
C > : : Fr.
CANDY
VV F"XL.J..m :
. Christmas 0 rdors :
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Nuts , Candy
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C h r i s t In a s T r e s 1 , . :
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CiveUs a CaJ..1. , ' ' J
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Also a fulllilll' or L > > 't ,
Fresh7 Staple i1 ,
Groceries
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PI'izm ; givPI1 wit-h ( ' 01(1\ und Itillring"
The Eagle Crocorv ,
Broken Bow , .N ehl'HSkn. , . .
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