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Puhllehcd evoI ) ' 'rhur da7 11& Iho cotlnt ! : ! oll& .
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1t.M. ' \ ISU ltIt\ ' . . . . . EUlor ,
: nt rod lit the 1I < , .tllmco at Broklln 00" ' , Noh"
AI . ( toobl\-AI" " , tnllUor rur tran ml llon tbrougb
tlln lI. Ii. 111I1e.
tlUU/\IJlU'"luM " t'IUUIC.
, no Villn In " , Iv.a . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1IW \ ,
.Il. ' ' ' 11 tt In 1J1I I"r Illock. "nlllLl , , u" _ _ .
UVRltT1INU ! ! nAT ! ! ,
f nOIlI'Allam" , I" r month , ' 7 no. OM'haU cn. .
IAmn I'r mlllth SS OJ QII rIOr culnmll. pnr
"IOIIth , .w " 'PII &I.n . , 'I"for ( " 11111"0 , rAI
- " , Inch I'or ' tnonth
C6ut-/r / on 1I'lt Ialo , 60 coute I'er IIIOhlor
monlh I
l.oeJ\IIII"orllpllI fI CI'U II Ior " " 0 each I. lor.
tlnll.NoUen or rhllreh Ilre , "oclllhlllIlInd onlorl/lln.
ml\lIt" whew mono ) 1 Cllllh"'cI , olill.bl\U rltoll.
lIllnt IIOUCOI 1111,1 , 'I\ tllntllln)011111 , , rato" .
WI"ItI'"jflintlC"S ' Iroo. halt , 'rleu rur 1"IIIDlng
1I lnl l'roMn .
110Mb 'UIUOO frl'o , lu\U 1"lc. . lor 11h"lIehlng
ohltllnr , DotlCOII. IIDII c td 01 Ihallke.
1.01(111 IIOUCO at rdLus pruldod hI . 'lI&otOIl of
Nebr".h. . I' '
Thursday , July ( " 1905. I' '
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UCPUIJllclI1I Slnl" COII\'enllulI.
At the meeting of the Republican -
lican State Central Committee I
held last Friday night nt I4incoln ,
the date for the state convention
was fixed for September 14.
" 'l'he basis of reprcsentation
agreed upon is one delegate for
every 125 votes cast for'l'heodore
l oosevelt. for Presiden t on major
fraction thercof and one delegate
at large for each county. 'l'here
were 2,58 votes cast for Hoose-
velt in Custer county which would
entitle the county to 22 dcleg'ates ,
including the delegatcs at large.
St'rI'l'llIry Uti ) ' IIt'ull.
'l'he announccmcnt in the papers -
pers Sunday ofthe death of Secretary -
tary Hay was a great surprise to
the public in general. \ \ Idle it
was known that he was not well ,
it was reported that his condition
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was not serious and Syulptoms
wcre favorable to his speedy recovery -
covery , It'rida.v prior to his death.
Satunlay morning his physi ians
reported that he was much improved -
proved and would be able to sit
up S'aturdav. 'rhc change came
so suddcnlj that none of his family -
ily cxcept his wife were able to
, reach his bedside before death ,
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yet they were sleeping in the
same building. IIis remains were
taken to Clevcland , Ohio , where
they were buried yesterday.
In the death of Secretary Hay
the co ntry has lost one of its
greatest statesman. lIe was not
only held in high estcem. by his
own country , but commanded the
rcspe ! = t and 111gh esteem of all
other nations. Few men ha'e
had so many complicated que -
tions to deal with as Sccretary
of State than he had during his
administration. Yet in each he
met the issue with honor to him-
sclf and credit to his country.
'J'ho 1\1. H.'u'clJl'Itliun In Bl'oken Bow
.Jnly "i.
'l'alk aboul your sane celebra-
tions. 'l'hat was just what we
had in Broken Dow 'ruesday with
a big S.
It was no great hurrah time ,
with horse racing , ball games ,
sack races , potato races , greased
pigs or greased poles. Instead it
was a quiet social time with a
well rendered program , consisting
of music , reci ta t ions anl add resses
and a basket dinner.
Owing to the 111udd.y condition
of the streets the program was
postponed until the afternoon.
Several hundred people gathered -
ered to enjoy the pleasant shade
and the fine program thnt was
rendered. 'l'he exercises were
open d by the audicnce singing ,
" 'rhe tar Spangle Bann r. "
'l'his was followed with prayer by
l ev. A. M. f4evac\c. \ 'rhe audience -
ience then sang I6Amcrica. " 'rhe
Declaration of Indepcndence was
ably , read by Capt E. C. Pickett.
A piano solo was then rendered
by Miss Dertha Koo er , author of
the Star of Ncbraska. l ccitat-
ions , " 'l'hC' Burial of Moses" bv
Mrs. L. J. Ring , was well re -
dercd and much appreciatcd.
'fhe principal address of thc
day was delivered b.y S. S. Hay-
man of Grand IslU1d , who discussed -
cussed the natal dav and the protection -
tection and building up of honles.
He dwelt at length upon the good
work being one in this line by .
the fraternal insur ncc organizations -
ations and especially by the 1\1.
B. A. under whose 'auspices this
celebration was conducted. IIis
. 'address was patriotic timely and
wcll received.
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Jeweler and O > > tician
West Side Square ,
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\That arc your Friends sl1yln
about you ? That your grpy
hair rTakes ] you look oHi ?
And yet , you arc not FortY !
Postpone this looking old.
lIair Vigor
Use Ayer's Hair Vigor opd
restore to your gray hair ' ll
the deep , dark , rich color of
early life. Then be satisfied.
. . Aer' . lIalr Vigor rei tared the natural
color 10 my Itra , halrl aDd I Alii Kreatly
1leIIlrd. , It I. ull rOil cia m tM II. " . ,
111118. K. J. V AIUlKUAII , Meclllulcnlllo , . 1 : .
fllOO a 111I11111. J. O. AYKR 00. .
drl'r ' I'I' , for l.owell. 1\1 all.
Dark Hair
A duettentitled " 'Phe Celebra.
tion of the 11. B. A. composed
and sung by the Misses Zeda and
Zin Grant was a very fine production -
duction and well rendered. Miss
Koozer played the accompament
on the piano.
Hecitations were delivered by
Mamie Chapin and E. J. Thomas ,
both of which were good and very
much enjoyed by the audience.
I ecitation , Marc Autony's original -
iginal oration was very ably de.
livered by Miss Zin Grant. She
is a fine spealer and she was able
to raise her voice in the midst of
the continual explosion of fire
crackers so all could hear her.
Dr. C. Piclcett , who was able to
DCCUPY a position on the platform ,
aftl'r his long- illness fa vored tI ) ( :
audience with an address corn.
plimenting the occassion and
gave some splendid thoughts on
living for the benefit of human.
lty-expressed his appr ciation of
the interest shown bv his friends
l1uring his long illne ss.
One of the principal papers of
the occasion was the Lodge Poem
by Mrs. W. D. Grant. Mrs.
Grant fortunatelyfor such occ'as-
ions has a strong voice and is a
tine speaker , which enabled her to
interest her audience by making'
hersetf heard. We appen d thl'
poem this week and will gublish
the song in our next is.me by spe.
cial request of members who heard
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LOIIIH , "OIUI.
( Hy I\1rH. CaUIla Orant. '
r.onIC aICo wall tlur Ubert ) . Illvell ,
I.UIIIC alro wall our countr ) ' nI&de : free.
11I1 tod&y : WI ! ar" reat1hllr thl ! bh lttlull'
rhat wall Illven to you and to lIIe.
It wa'l80ulllled forlh frolll the belfrey
AIIII the tunell ranlt far and wide
Prom Allallllc'l foallllnl' billoWII
' 1'0 Paclfic'lI IIl1wlnll' tide.
In a far 01T weHterll city.
( 'l"wall a lIIall'lc one you know )
AUII we celebrale that IIIrlhday.
In the tnwII of Jlroken 1I0w.
'rlendllhltl hi tbe ntlllhlY walchword.
'l'hat walt coined III Heavell above.
Gllhled rollnd with thoulfutflll "Prudence"
Anll tl8 bOllnded with our "Iove. "
SOAve Hald In our fair city ,
" 'l'hat thuse wonlH lIIeall lIontelhllllf II'raud ,
We will form an nrder IIIhrhl ) '
'l'hat wllIsruanl our little band. "
AlIIllLe 1\1. 11. A. waK founded.
All WI/elher linn aud "Irouif.
We will tell of thentln Hlory. '
IIreath Ihem fOrlh III deathle'llllonil' .
Fatlwr.l\1olher. here tOll'etber
Meet with Mall , . allli daliithierli Ilear ,
And we "Ian with IIne.anuther
1.'or th. . continII' day and year.
All the , laYK roll onl\nd onward.
Stronger hall our order tlrowlI.
Slanll we IIrlit amOli1f fraternal. .
I < ' "r ollr faille III whlely knowlI. '
Jlow III an thllbroad frelJ coulliry.
Wo nphoM a broLher dear.
HolllJlII lIlIhlu ; Ill ! IIIJI Ilvlnll' .
Hpcalch'lf to him wonl ! ! of cheer.
Well hl ! knowR our lodlClJ fralernal. ,
'I'hollr Glorloull 1\1. II. A.
WIIhili \ luve,1 one. . blr lItlthen , cherlh.
lie their comfort , help ; ullll1ta ) ' .
So Itlliav In nur d..ar wcslerll ell ) " .
III the beaullflll IIrnkeli Jlow.
We Call lell of PrC\'IIOIII stili IIvlnll' .
4\ " It ranlC front the b\lIlolI& : all'o.
lIow the M , II. A ' 01. of the nation '
In I'rced'm allli Unloll hhall 8tallli
' 1'0 hhuw furth Ihelr Uonorand ( Hury
A. . a beacOIIoIll/hL o'cr the lalili.
MARIUlU-At ROUlsdnl church , Lin.
1'01u ouuty , S , D. , Miss Marie daughter
ofIr. ! . atllll\1rs. PRill Hnehoe , to Alberl 1
J. VllnAntwcrp , of Brokeu Bow , Ne1ir. ;
June 2H , ' 9 < > 5. Groomsmeu-johu Hne. :
hoc , hrother of the hride , Df St. Lnwrence ,
. I > , John Oppcdahlcousln of the bride ; ,
ofIt. ! . Vernoll , S. D. Uridesmail1-l\lIss
Sophia HIICboc , sisler of the bride , ! \Ilss
Mllrlc Hlleboc , cousin of the hride of
Wooluocket , S. D. Ushers-Peler Ene.
bee autI Oscar Elleboe brother and cousin ,
respectivel ) ' of the bride.
l'rompUy at II a. m.l\Ilss Agatha MOCI1
of eresfonl , S. D. begau MeutIlesohm
WedlHllg much , the br\de \ aopearetI fro III
the right vestr ) ' of the c1nirch Rlul the
groolll fro III the left , the brltIe was cSIor.
tl'dto the Rtter 011 the arm of her sistci
Miss Sophia , the groom by I\Ir. john Hne.
hoe. The impressl\'e I.uthenUl Cerelllony
was perfonllell by ReA. . M. Manlls ,
of Beresford , S. D. About 150 luvltell
guests , wcre present , all attending the reo
ception at the homc of the hrldes parents ,
where the fcsllvities were prolonged tit !
thc "wee slIIa hours.If MIss Eneboe if
u vcr ) ' popnlnr young lady and to kllo\ ,
her was to lorc her.
The groom Is the 5011 of Mr. autI Mrs
It. H. VnnAlltwerp , who are among tilt
early ploneerll of the south.west part 0 :
Custer count ) . , antI are amollg the 11\0S' '
highly respectl'tl citizens. lie Is a youn
n\lUl of high cstecm , energy and cultllrc
lie Is the civil ellglneer of Uroken no , .
anel Deputy COUllt ) ' sun'c ) or.
The contracting parties met at l1remont
Nehr..IoIboutz : years ago where they werl
both attcnding College , both are grad ,
uates of { 'remont College , the bride rnll
lIallug from the Armmuensls aud Com
merclal courses. Tbe groom from till
pjdacticlull S ieutUic COIJf\r.S \ oHIJ. t Ju
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stUnt/out / Many elegant allli useful gifts
were received. The brlcle wore an accor-
dlau gown of creO\J1 \ cnrlienne antI
IJrlda "leI with cRrnAtlons. The brl.les .
11mlds wore pale hlue Allk 11\1111. The
groom wore the cOI1\'CntlonRI black with
white , -est , gloves Rnd tie , groolllsmcn the
Mme. 1110\Ver \ of the day , white carna.
tion. Mr. and 1\Ir8. VanAntwerp will be
at.home m Brokell Dow , aftcr july 18 ,
1905 : where the groom has recelltly built
autl furnishctl n lIew home.
"rlle Cnnloll Icacler /lpcaklllg of the
wl'tlding IlnYI ! , "The htille was horn In
Lincoln county , S. D. Rllliis II young llItl ) '
of high IltIalnlllclltl , with II 5UUUY disposition -
position alltl wiunlug WII'II , u fit cOlllpau-
101. fQr her hrlllinut youllg husbaud. 'fhe
father lIutlllOtlter of the chnrmiug hrillc ,
were plolleers lu thc lIeUlelllcut lIull dc.
veloplllent of Highland towushlp IIlId no
family In the ' IlIlIIore
county' highlr cs-
tecmed. , '
Presidcnt Roosevelt has succeeded -
ceeded in getting the Russians
ani ! Japs to agree to a cunference
with the view of terminating the
war. 'l'he diplomots of Europe
arc greaHy surpriscd that he was
able to accomplish it. It is hard
for the foreigner to realize that
the United States has the greatest -
est influence of any government
in the world.
Ed. ROYbe , Secretary ot the
Sta te Banldug board accompan ied
bv his wife arrived in th'e city
ionday night o spend the
L ourth with old acquaintance.
Mr. Royce returned to Lincoln
this morning , Mrs. r oyce will
remain a few days to visit.
Manager Carlos informs us that
the material is all here for putting -
ting in a metaiic toll line from
here to Callaway , except the
cross arms. 'fhey' are expected
to arrive this week and the worl !
of constructing the line will be.
gin as soon as they arrive.
Hurse Snit' .
We will ofTer fifty-three head
of well bred native horses and
coltsl for sale on Saturday afternoon -
noon , July 8 , 1905 , at l inlen's
barn , Bruken Bow , Nebraska. A
number of these broken to work.
All of them broken to halter.
Sevcral well brolcen saddle horses.
Nothing over eight years ( lId.
A number of grade Shire Colts
that will make tine work horses.
A pair of well matched Coach
Colts , three years old.
'l'ime will be givcn to those desiring -
siring it. 'ferms made known
oil day of sale.
CURRIH & PRI\'l'TYl\IAN.
n. or 11.
The Degree of Honor lodge will
meet J ul v l1t h D t 8 p. 111. Itii tia-
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tion of 'candidates aud refresh-
ments.
Aukle l1rokell. I
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Mrs. G. .L. 'furner had the mis. .
fortune Tuesday to llislocate her
ankl . She was at the home of
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'Iud Morton's in the afternoon ,
where she fell down cellar ,
through a trap door. The injured -
ed member ' was successfully set
and lt this writing she is resting
as comfortably as is possible under
the circumstances.
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CHRISTIAN CiIURCli.
Preaching next L'rd's da ) ' .
Mo ing thcme , "Christian Char-
The
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of the .
American
Housewife
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In
Bread
Making"
is due to
Y east
Foam.
It makes
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flour.
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'eaat Foam Ie the yealt
. t ok the " ' 1rat Graud
1t6 at the tn. Loula Kx-
PQlIltloD , allli 'a aold by aU
"roeon at 60. . . . llackage-
, "uoueb ror 40 loavel. Our
book" Oood Dread" tree.
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the celebrated 11118 of W. S. Peck & Co's. . ' "
line of Clothing for 1\en \ and boys. This , . , .
line of Clothing has ; no peer in . this , '
coun try and. is well and f vera bly \
known as it has been handled. here for .
a , number of years. It will be.on . sale. , ,
. about August 1st. And. don't you ford . .
get it , we have one of the 'best stocks of -
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Shoes for children , boys , ladies an l gentlemen - .
tlemen in the west , and. at prices th t .
we will defy competiton. All .of our.
J lines are well assorted. n . up. . tOad.ate.
Remember we handle everything and
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YOURS FOR BUSINESS ,
PEALE-SHEPP ABU C MP ANY
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theme , or "Christian Ch'alrv. . "
'Special tllusi . 'fhe pu blic 15
cordiLilly invit.ed .to . come anel
wor.ship . . . with U3.
.J , 1 . ; . , F. BAtU.tON , PaHtor.
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Servkes next r40r < r daJ' ill the
paptis Qhtrch ! at 11 a. m. and S
. m. . SubJe t fpr the morning's
$ en'ice wilL"be ' .Thc Spirit in rc-
l tion to prayer.'l'he : evening's
( > cr."ic , will , be of a special char-
acter. 'l'he pastor \vill preaoh
bu/the "subject : "A 'Drama in r cal
lAfd in "tHree ads , " .Act 1.-"A
Creedl Il a'tli h" . Act 11.-"A
vould be'Suicide. " Act nI.-"A
Minisfering Saint. " 'rhe Male
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Qnartette and ' \.oung Pcople's
Choit'Viii render sp cial music.
'E\'erybot1.v made w.elc01l1 .
A. 1\1. Ll\VACK , Pastor.
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lHtint on ) Tom' h01lse other t.han tiouth-
O1"n , Vhite'LmHl. Nothing elfo is as good - . . . . . : , .t
---nothing' elRe is as cheap . ( by . the . you. : ) . . '
. All th is hns ' been p1"\'en. . I
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I. at Mullen , NcIJrasl l , al 10:30 : a. 111. at Public Auction , to the
I hig-hcst bidder for Cash , approximately he following : I' '
i 300 head of Horses antl1\lares , which will'inc1l1elc the Com- ' ,
! " pany' best haring team for Halcs , lowl'rs and S\\'eeps , Satl- i
, ( lie Horses alit ! some Mares with colts by their sic1e. 'l'ltis
! I I1ltluher will also inchttle so heatl of young nat \'c l\larcs nl1l1 : ,
I Geldings ( lty.pure' ) red PcrchcrOl stallion raised CD. the COlli- "
I pany's ranch ) rtJnlllng from yearhn s upwards. " ; 1 I :
Also their hest Wagon ! ' ! , Mowers , IIarncs , and a large assortment - '
ment of yariou ! ' ! Idmls of Farllling l\la hiJ1ery. fn ac1e1jtion' "
to the ahove Auction Rale the Standard Cattle COlllpan > ' will I
hold the following" ales : \
. A t Pass l allch - - - - - Friday , July 7
At Big-Creel ! - - - - - ' Monda.y , July 10 I I
, AtCan'erHallch - - . - - - 'Wedll ) ' , ! . } ' !
I I At these sales they WIll olTer for Cash to the lug-hest bltlc1er
! 11.11 of their haying anc1 frm \ machinery 1Iot included in the
I Mullcn salc. Sale at each J anch will coml11ence allO:30 : a. III. I
on dates mentionec1. '
I. W. ] . II ite assisted by Georgc Ulcewel1 wili conduct the . I " . '
I Mullen salc and George Lucewell the thrce sales on the th ,
I 10th anti 12th of'July. J
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