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About Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1905)
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'fhey l'ul1ge fl'OIll two yeul's ( J I d II ) to Sll(111 H 11 ( ( eig h t" a lid the wholB bUIld will anll'uge 1150 t.o 1200 , , pOIIJHls. I . I ; 1 TIH're is OIW cnl'loud or ( 'cud hllll'k r horse ! ; , t here is aile cnl'lond or bny , honws , thel'o 111'0 two ( 'ul'loncl : ; or Ii 80)'nl ) } hOI'f-es ; , nnd olle l' rl'lud ( or 11' mixl d colol's. .I t wOllld beVOI't h : ' IIIIY one's time fo tl'Hvnl twellty-fi\(1 mill H 10 sl'e thew hOI'SPH. 'I'hpi I' like has nevel' bepl1 seen ill t'lIstl'l' county. 'rhe.lllrgPI' pPI' ( 'lillt of t hPHI un' 1Il1\1'l1R \ , nnt ! fillY one dl ) . ; jl'illg g-OIr ( ! III'ood IWII'PR 1'lIlIlIot , do bl.tll'I' thnn t.o . ill\ ' t.ig'ltl : ! . ' 1'I'y ) HI'e nil PII'- clIPI'oll)1' : \ ) ( ' ( \ , 1I1'n ill finn ( 'oIHlit iOIl , Hlld willlllld\1' the ( llIl'chnHt'I' mOil ! ' ) ' . 'j'lll.'so hI'Hll ( ) willlH' sold to tfw ltig-heRt hidder , nt ll'illiell'- ; bill'll in : 1 . . , \ / ' Bow , N ( 'hl'nsl n , on Hn tlll'dny , ' . At.Finlin's . ' barn in Broken Bow , . Noh. , , Saturday , SepteJDber 9th. J. B. JONES , . ' - : - ' ; . , ' CURRIE ' " PRETTYMAN , " AU tioneer. ' : Broken Bow , Nebraska u tcr l'Io. ' 11cpubUcnu 1'IIhllHh"II OVOf ) 'I'hur d y lit Iho O..lInly Ollt , U. 31. , UHUUmllY. . . J llltllr R'llur" " III Ihn powtlll CO lit IIrokt'n Uow. NOb , : so IIUllOllll..ol 8e maUor for trlUlHwlulon througb IMU.I , Mallll. . - - - - - - KOUHOItl1 rlON 1'ItlO : UnlIlIr Inlll\vllllro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'I no . ' -1 " "r.111I O""lnr IlIlIclt. 1"oDrth ' " 0 , " " . - - - - . - . . - - - . - - AOVRlt'I'ltlINU 1t1\'l'ltll. I Inti COhl1l1U , Il < .r 100nlh , $7 0 ; ) . ( ) no.tll.1f co.- IlUin 1"\1' maMh , IIU 'In''rlllr ' CIIIUIIIII. I'or alollill. J.r.o I"'M tllllll IllIrtrt r r.nhllun . , r"l CII"t ' IlIcll I'or lIIullth 111I' UII Ilat I'AIU. ' { in coule ( lor Iuoll , per mouth I"IC/II < Iv"rll.lllr. : 1c"n \ I.or 11110 , , "rhI \ lor. Unll , Nu\loo of cllnrch lalr , HuclKbl\'llInd onlorlllin. . mHlltI ! wlll'ro , mllll\l ) I. clulfjIJlI. nUII.blllf rirttlll , oolltIIOUCOI lUll' r . . 'llltlon8 , ouo-hall rntcli. WII.lt1lullluUCI'8 . Irou. h"If l'rlCI' ' ror 11I1IJlhnlng 11111 of Ilftllflllt . 11011111111111000 rrco , 11" " ( .rlr.M lor IlubllBhllIg ullltllKry UI.\lC\\S. ' " , d clUla 01 Ihallke. ( . , ) . : "llIoUco" at hiI' . lru"lull , " bl I' atutolllll I'IHbll\8ka. . . - - - - - - Thursday , September 7 , 1905. _ . - - - - - Jesse GalHl.r douotlcsR now sees the extent of populist gratitude and will forgh'e and forget the past. - - 011 and water it is said won't mix bullh se elemcnts created a friction in the populi t con\'cn- tion that caused an expIO ! ion. 'l'he spealeer at the pop convention - tion , who counseled harmony , is accused of cencocL ng the deal that brought on the fire worles. Sam Brown has been t he wheel horse in Lout > township low these many years in the populist party but when he asleed for bread he was g'en a stone. 0"0 , Headley now can reali e how much his elforts has oeen appreciated oy the populist leaders - ers and should loose no time in placing their p ts in the front ranles. A prominent pop predicted the day after the convention that"the democrats were only running , I bluff and that linally they woul11 - - - - - : : : - - - - ( , , ' F. W. HAYES , Jeweler and Optician West Side Square , Broken Bow , Nebraskn. , . Ayers . . . . You know the nlc icine that makes { HIre , riel,1 bloo - lAyer's Snrsnpnl'illn. Your mother , gran mother , nil your S ; ; ; i i ; ! it. Their doctors truste it. Your octol' trusts it. Then trust it yourself. There is health and strength in it. u r BlIlTorl'll' lorrlh' ' , . Irolll 11II1ltcUon ! nil" thlll 1loUII. , I 1"111111 IIn 1I'1I r I1IIIH I Iuole Aycr'l tlllrnl"rllhl , , I"ullr " 'ulllll' 1'"nulI' nuully Cllft',1 1111' . , " lilliS , . . . It. IIAln' , JIll. "hl' ' ' , , Y. ' 1.00" bollill. , I. I' " "IIII'O. , . . AllllmI. . , - . . for . . " , , , ,1\ \ . I" " . . . Rich Blood Aycr's Pilla ere guntly Inxntivc. They grcntly old the Snrsnpnrllln. . all withdraw from their ticl < cl and lcav the pop the tield. { et ns see ! 'l'he pop ! > in clecting Ah'in Dailv for county clerk made the ' best'sclection they cou1c1 ha\'e made , but his qualilication will 1I0l admit of comparison with those of Joe Pigman , the republican - lican nominee. . - - - - - - - - - - - J. E , Cavenee , the republkau candidate for treasurer i a tIlan of education , one who has been identilied with farming and stock raising in Custer eou n t ) ' for. the past twenty-fivc ) 'ears. lIe 1S a man of strong personal character , a man of high moral principles and one who would fill the ufi ce of county treasurel with ability and honor. 'L'here shoulcl be no question of l'lection , - . . - - - . . 'l'he republicans of Westervilll I arc jubilant Q\'cr the re m1t of tlH cou\'eution al the Bow Saturda , last. l eII. . M. Pinclmey , oui candidate for superintendent leept clear of all tricker. } ' in hi cam'ass for th , = position , and hi uOlrination b a cieaul ontspaleCl cxpression of the people that Ull ofiicc must seek the man and no thc man seck the oOicc. A. I Humphrey's nomination is cqu all > ' gratifying to the Wcst n'i111 people and we prophesy tha these two candidates wIll pol the highest vote of the repuoli can ticleet next No\'embcr.- Westen'i1le correspondent il Argosy. . . . . . . , , ' - - The populists and demo rat halt things very hapnonOt\s \ for h time Monday. 'l'he populists passed resol u tions el1l10rsi ng C. Mackey's career in the legislature last winter and then nominated. . him for treasurer. But when Mr. Mackey notified the convention - tion he would not accept their nominati n unless they woulil allow the democrats to also name the candi at for rcgistcr f deeds , they refused to allow the democrats to play in "lheir back yard" allY lonlcr and suhstitul d the namc of W. ] . Warren for trcasurer instead of Ir. Mackey. 'l'hen Dr. Mullins , who had been nominated for coroner declined the nominalion and the name of Dr , C , B. Job was suostituted. Some of the pops now claim that elllls fusion in Custer cou n ty. Unt the samc claim was made hl t year and resolution wcr pass d agaim1 fllsion and the delegates to the slate convention. were in trllctcd against fusion , yet lusion WttS arranled by the commitl'e I't gal'liless III' im truc- tions. 'l'lle same may ocexp cled agaiu. President Uoosevclt' . Purt. 'rhe cablclII1 frolll the cm- porer of Japan to Prcsident l oose\'l'1t issig'nil ccut. It realh , : ' 1'OKlO. Sept. 3 , L905-The President : 1 ha\'c received with gratilicatiol1 your mcssage of eongrat ulations con veycd throngl ! our plenipote ltiaries and thank \011 warml. , . for it. 'l'o YOllr dis- 111tere tcll il1l1ll1l1l'cmitting effort in the iiltercsts of peace and hllluanity I attach the high vaItH which is their due and assure , you of m ) ' grateful appreciation of the disting'lIished part YOt ha\'e talen in the establishmenl of peace eased upon principle : esscutial to the p rmanent wel , fare anll tranquility of the fal east. < . Signed ) M U'I'SUUl'ro. 'fhe cable from till' Japanesl . emperor puts an en. } to the'rum' .ors thal the emporer wa dis satislicd with the terms linall' ' " concluded by his I'lellipot'ntiarit. ' with those of the emperor 0 'I ussin. lIe accol'll Presiden Hoosevelt full credit for the par he tQol in bringing about peaci "upon principles essential to th , pertlanent wclfare and tranquil 1ty of the far cast. " . 'rhe concluding sentence 0 thc cablegram is especially sig niticeut. It evidently voices th belie1 of the Japanese empcro that the lrcaty wIll be for a per 1I1ancnt peace. Pinckney Nominated For Go. Supt. 'l'he Argosy is ph ased to al : nounce to the citi ens of Custer county tha Harvey M. 'prnck'ney of Westen'dle was nOllllnated for the ofi ce of' county superintendent - dent at the republican county convention held at Broken Bow last Saturday. Rev. Pinckney holds a first gr de certificate issued - sued Augnst 19 , 1905 , by Supt. ' Hendrickson of 8herman county. I I He also helll a lirst grade cerlili- cate in Iowa. Mr. Pinckey re- tcived a 100 grade in the following - ing branches : Writing , orthography - graphy , arithmetic , English grammar , physiology , civil I government , boole-keeping , - any and 98 in American hot-I 'rhe Argosy was the firsl neWS-I paper in the county to present the name of Rev. Pinckney for superintendent and it g-ivcs it great pleasure that so ahle a 1I101n , reeeh'ed the nomination.-Ar- os ) ' . GoodWo _ d. for the Ticltct. 'I'lie rl'lIhllcalloUr Cuo\I'r COIIIIIlIIai' well f"I'II'wlIIlIl of Ihl' IIclllllllolllllllle.1 : at IIrnklill ' = - SetembCl' Hth. A reo son able tim e rl , Se\ \ 1 be given { , o nil IHIl'chusel's ' ' e ; ' siring it , on aVIH'OVeL ( Hecurity. ' -tVe hnv ( ' heen in the range horse business for ten Yl al'fI. \Ve have bought horsPR from the Hockyoun : [ - tuins to the l\lisso\ll'i HivII' , and we are offering yon this time un OPPUI'- , tunity to get RtI < . ' , h hot'sps as we have never offel'el for sole lwfore. ' 1'hel'e al'e no tnilings , uo infllriol' hOI'8S , . . . ' pvery ono is 11 good OllP. \ 'Y The ) ' wi1l hi' oold singl ) ' , in r irs , or by the 'carload. Wt' have weighed some of these hors's and fOlllld thc r actual weight to he 1400 ] > ounlls. W ( ' can sell you a pair of black se\'en ) 'car olel Pcrclle1'on mares Hand six ycars oltlthat will wcigh 2500 or 2,00 ponntlg. W Cl1t : ; cll you a pair of , sorrell mares fnnr alld { h'c Jl.ars 0111 that will weight 2 OO to 2800 pOI"III . We can ell you a pair of ! Iii\ ' cldil\gs , well matc.d , thit ! will weigh 2 OO IUl111l1- : . I l h'ery horse will he solll ftr exactly .what he is. g\'ery guarantee malIc in the ring will be made ahsolulelnd lJro\'ided any question i raisl'lI hefore the horse is-turned liver to you at the ) ' :1.1' : < 1. A fler ) 'OU 'accept I the horse and talw hun frum the yar s our J responsibility will Cl'aSl' . ' 1'I1I.se hofs s will be put throngh the chute anll their Imouths ( 'x ami lied lJefo1'c the day of the sal ( ' . 'l'he'lr a'ges will be ahsolutdy guar- II anteed. .I - - - - ' . : I Boll' laRI S llln1w. 'rile ticket Is mllle 1111 of 1(00J IUt'Ii. "t/1II1'el""I , lIollest allJ r"lIable , who' ' will h" ch'cted.lll NC\"h r.-Chrolllclt , CIl11l1I.1 , \ . I . II II 111 1111 n' ) ' will Illake all excelltmt cnllllll' jllI ! I" Nn l.crSUIi III Ihe cOllllly Iq bnl' I ler IllIalll1ed for the place. 11 relllllreHa lawyer 10 look aftelIlle husllieslI . .f thl lIt1ice allll "I II " III IIlIe of Ille hrlllhtesl III the CoUnl ) . . . . . . . I 'l'he 1.11I11' Yalley Queell , 'l''h. , e who are lint aCfllnllllcl1 wilh J. R. I RIIIIIII , III" rlllIblicali calhlllalil fur IIherilT. we wlllllllmdilce him a a IUall who tlo , , thlll" . I U" c ll alwaYII he fUlII,1 . .II the rhrhl s"lu of " " " 0' qlw llnli. If ell'cl.,1 he will lIIak. , the be..1 . .lwrIO' Ihe C..U II I ) ' ' ! \1r h.d , Kecp 1I1 lIalllil III viIIII' wllell ) ' 011 vOle.-1'hll LOll II Valle ) ' Qtllleli. 'l'hecallllilale fllr Ireaqurur. J , g , Cavelle" , , : \ l'It'ali cUlllp.'lcllllllall. who hao ; 101111' heell a f < . . .h"111 uf Cllotcr COllllti' a 1111 who t/WIIII COli' . < I.IIIrablt ! lalill 011 tile HOlllh 1,11111" 111 Ills 111111I I lIallllll III. , r"lluhllcall hal' " lIIal. ' 1111 11I1. . . lak , ' , .11111 hlo ; eltcllull III NllvclIhcr , will hJ as. mlrallC , ' tlmtlhc JI t/I.lc of Clloter Cllllllt V wallt a , , "h Ialillal. IIl1l1eHI lIIali III clIul : " of the I Ir"aoul' ) ' . I 1V 'l'lIe 1IIIIIIIIIatluli of A. R. Ulllllphre ) ' came tn , hltll IIIIStllcltclII' ! . Ihlllll'hrey 11111 heil'lI' a . : al1llhlale fllr th. , 1.lacl' . ! \II' . 11111111.111'\ ; well kllllwiliolhe Ileol.lcof Iliis coullty 011111 lIe"I. . 111.llIlmllIclloli , hrolllh the CI.hIIllIlO ; of thli I.aler. Wllcall a ) ' , ha\11I1 ( kllllWU Mr'l1ulII. \Ih. . ) , \I r ollall ) ' lor a nnlll. . . . . r of Yll3rH tltat h" wt\1 ! \ ' 1nalltl 11 for the hltll'Ihhl , I a III11 IIf 1:11011 r"putallllll. willi a r c..rtl tll.il C.III 1 < 1 a 11.1 IIIe III.lIlnll.Qllcell. . III liclt'cllull' J 1111 II Hlulh for sllerlff. Ille CIJII' \11 111111 11I1t1" :1rO. . . . clwlccVII h:1\1 knowlI 11111I fill' ) ' , ! ar allil tIll uol heoltalll 10 l av Ihat yon wlllllllt , III wroll ! ! hi' ' 1 ll\lIOUrllnll' hllll , htl \1 IIlmke Ihe heel : oherilT ICnihr cnuuty e""r hall. ami wlIIIu II C"lIItJi III " "I ) ' . II" will he "J..hllll ) ' " "Ille Sloul , " Mr. Smith IH a lII"mhcr - - - - _ . . - I nf tile MlllIo.II'I1 . cllllrch : In I 1'1 a r"qllect d I Iellllelllan , antl will ( , ' the sUPI.art of 'all wl10 I kllow 1I1111.-0colllo R ItIRl'r , , Tlte rl'Pllllllcall cOII\'elllloll. lIeltl last Satur- ,1.1) ' . nOllllnalel1 a VIr ! ) ' Irooll Ilcket , lIowevcr , 4 Iher" . wall I h" noual alllOU1I1 of Idcklnll on tl1e . . . ! ; tre l shollt ) . afterwards.'e ha\'e never aI- leml",1 a clln\'enllull whell all went onr way. al\ll haorten seell frulll Ihe reqnlls that th" c.lIveulion kl1lw hcll r Ihan ollrsel.Ve hav" " " sYIIIIlIhwith Ihlo ; afler cou"ullon howl. IIIIahlllll rlnl ( alltl jllh , We bav. , a Ireatly h"anl or 111111lfolI rlnl ( lint no olle kllow any. IIIIII ! ! ahnlll except Ihuoe who howl ahoul th lII. -Ielller. John SlIIltli of Call3wav. th rcpubllcan 1I01ll1llee fo ( IIherlt1 IIlartolnlhe call11'311ln whit couRhlerahh 1I01llrletv In hlo ; fa\'ur. U" Ii all l'xl'"rt . .h"arer or Hhell all,1 lias she3rl , I sheel' all o\'r Ihe wesl , II" IH th" lIIall who ! lav" rl'le 10 IIw 11'11111111011'11 jllke which hao ; " 01111 all O\'er Ihl cllllnto' . A Ira\'lltur lIIan 113,1 Been Mr. Smith h 1:11I OIl thll heltl or a Hlteel ) al,1 roll off III. , tI.'c" , with wlrun , Ioxlerlty. In a fllw . . ) ' ! ! tro ; arh'rwarl 1IH1 larin' was laken off of , w.h.1 :111.1 the shellp itltln.to' nearl ) ' ruined. ' 1'hll Hallie lIIan IIIS , " " IhrollllhV'olllltll \ and flllll..1 . SlIIlth . .hearlll ! : ' Hheell a"aln lIut Ins teaL ! of 1"'llnllll ( allll" hllall. Ite now slooL ! th" sllt'ell . .II It. h all :11111 h"lran OIl Iliu other olld , ' 1'he Ira\111I1 : 11I311 aoke,1 SmIth why he ha. . lIIaltI Ihls chanlle III lIIell.II:1 IIf . .Ilea rl nil' . " . " ' ' ' ' Smith , "SllIc ! ' 111'1 1arlO' ha'l lIe"n laken 01T. I C.III't 'uuk ' all hOlleil Hlwe ( , III II. . , race.Sar - I.nl Ieltlcr. Dead Letter List. For week C.tHlillg Seplo 5 , 1905 : Archie llriuk , O. F. II row II , 1\Irs. Sarah Finch , Frnllk R lenl Ward ! \IOllt. Olller ) ' , T.ec SlIillerrIrs. ! . A. I. , Robin. : ; 011. - - - - - - - - Standard Cattle Co. o .AUCTION SALE Saturday , Sept. 2 , Saturday , Sept. 9 , Saturday , Sept. 16 , at ' Hecla , Nabr. , on the B. ' " M. . / . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ u _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ On the tihodntPR the Stnnd rcl Cottle Co , will sell by uuction t.o t.he hig-hest bidder for eash , the following \ . cuttle : G50 ypal'iingK , hpif l's end steers , 500 to GOO { 'OWS " . Hnd cahes ( en ! yes unhrandr.d ) 250 two-year old heifers . " nnd ' ' l1umucw of old a h1l'g'e throe-yenr teers , three-year old lteifIH' ' old ' and ' old steel's - RHyed { , two-yen I' two-yenl' spuyed heifers , nlllnlw1' ng in all 7BOO head. . ' 1'lwHn cnttlp al'e nIl dehorned and have been bred by : t.he Oompnll ) ' 011 t-lwil' Hand II ills Hunch from 1)1)'e ) ) bi'ed Shol'thol'n and l el'pl'Ol'cl Lulls uncI are of excellent : < 1unl- ity. ' . Attilt' snmo plnrr and ch eH this C0U11)nuy shnll also . offel' u nlllHbpl' of t.heil' RHIldlr. horses\ wind mills , drinking - ing t.unkH and Rt nlHling' f'nces on their proJert.y. . ' .I'lw tTuin .f1'01Il flll' ; ( ) usf : OVOl' t.he Bnrlillgton leaving Omaha tat11 : 1.0 1) . m. arrives at lIe'la 10i10 : n. m. next tIn ) ' nnd t.lwH Rules will commence immediately unCI' the Ill'l'ivul of t1w tl'llin. Arrnngements will be Huule for the m'com nHution ( of buyers nfter each snle uncI 1)01'- . ties nre req\IPst.OtI \ t.o have btUlk references for 1 > ur- chas(1s llwdl ) . . . . . . . : : . ! - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - I" W. E. HlrrE an G. E. 1 1ACEWELL , Auctioneers.