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W.'dlaIlDuUc. . . . rIff , balf 1.1 < < tor pablhbluR
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Uoalb uOlloop rf1'fI. hlf $ 'llc < ' for , 'nblloblnif
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Legal 1I0" . , I ral' , "f".IJt4 by , 'atalM or
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Thursda ) ' , Septcmber 6 , 190& .
Br'an , is l'ack and bas made
his speech. f'is reception was
certainly a mogt remarkable one
-though e\'erJ ( 'tTort had been
made b\ ' the d mocrats to make
it an erjthusia tic onL'-and give
it ' ' . ' of -
d'dappt.'arLillce spontan-
eity. 'I'he udllr ss is an able one
- pcciaIlJ from a democratic
Jloint of view. 'I'he subjects are
welllrcah'cI and it will undoubt-
e ly ! ) c tuc key-note of the democratic -
cratic campaign. His remarls
also gh'e c\'iclcnce tn the fact
that John Sharp Williams , of
Mississippi , sll ceclled in : > eeing
him before he sailed from Europe ,
: \1111 suc\'eeclccl in impressing upon
him thl fact that if he intended
to again be a candidate for presi-
dcnt lJc must modify his \'iews on
tbe Mlbj..ct of the ownership of
the railroads-provided he ecsired }
the support of the people of the
southern states. He made the
desired modification-which
shows that Br'an , can learn-and
declared , that while he favored
muncipal ownership , he believed
federal should enl '
government.should . )
control the trunk hnes and the
other systems should be owned I
and operated by the states. This ,
will save the south from the
nightmare which the people of
that section have had for some
time that government ownership
might mean the abolishment of
separate cars for the whites and
the colored people. The fact
t hat Bryan made this change in
hig view3 is also an evidence-if
any were needed-that he intends
to again be a candidate for the
lOsition of c11ief executive-if it
is possible to secure the democratic -
cratic nomination-provided
. 'reddy adhe s to his decision to
110t be a candidate. If , however ,
Roosevelt is' forcel to accept a
nomination , 'Mr. ' Bryan will not
be anxious 'to ' sacrifice himself
for We'tlUrd time.
The active political campa ign
iJl the state will probably not
last more than four or five weeks.
The republican administration
which stands before the people
for endorsement , stands for clean ,
business methods , fair dealing ,
the proIer discharge of official
duties In all departments , for
economy without parsimony , decency -
cency witbout hvpocracy and a
} nopcr and co scientious discharge -
charge of responsibilities to the
people f he state. It is to be
desired that the campaign in the
state shall be fairly and decently
conducted by all political parties ,
that the right of candidacy for
office shall be accorded every
man , and that the same good
faith shall be observed betweetJ
political opponents as should be
observed in every fair and square
, rivalry. The fair-minded an
. unprejudiced voter who exatt1ine
I the record of the state adminis.
tration will admit that the affair !
of the state have been honestlJ
and creditably conducted anc :
that lhere is no reason why an )
republican should hesitate to casl
his ballot for the nominees 01
the republican ticket. 'I'll (
cllndil1ates are the choice of ; :
large'majority ' of the delegate !
selected by the republicans 01
the state and entitled to the
support of all repubHcans. An (
there is no good reason why the1
should not receive it. The R
PUDI.ICAN believes they will am
that the ticket will be electeel b'
a. larger majority than that
two years ago.
Ho Spoke Well BDd Truly.
The following is from a Mis
Bouri farmer's address before I
I farmers institute : "A a rule th ,
farmer knows no firmer friene
than the country press. Tb ,
home paper is distinctly UII
farmers own paper , supportec
directly or indiractly by the farm
ers who compose thl
backbone of the printers
subscription list and lare-ely fOI
wlJat the enterprising 1l1erchan' '
advertises. Now , brother let It !
not forget our friends. Let u !
see that our subscription is paid
and a. year in advance if we cat
afford it. The mau or the papel
that fights my battlcs shall hav
my support. Another thinethf
rnercbttuts w40 uJvetisc are tJJ
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This Is one reason why A YCI"s
Cherry Pectoral is so valuable -
ble In consumption. It stops
the wear nnd teaa' of useless
coughing. But it docs more
- controls the Inflammuion : ,
quiets the fever , soothes , nnd
heals. Sold for GO years.
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IIro I.ro orvor 1011I0 It hrollJhl ( " ' " 'tI" ' ' II
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.Alia mAnurAoturers at
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Hooten recovery by keeping the
bowels rogulnr with Ayer' Pills.
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to get a good local paper ; and
the mcu or firms who arc too
penurious to advcrtise aud support -
port the local press , havc uo
right to the farmers' patronage.
I propose hereafter to gc > to a
good. live , local advertiserr and a
man who will do his share of
supporting the local press , thus
contributing to my support , rather -
er than buy.of a man who proposes -
poses to tale all and give nothiJg
m return. "
A Grcat Snap.
E\'ery once in a while some
cheerful individual remarls to us :
"Welt , now that the paper is ont
yon can take it easy for three or
fonr da's , " and we are reminded
( If what another country editor
once said. Yes , how delightful
it is that a country editor ha
practically nothing to do he-
tween press days. Business runs
along automatically. When paper -
per bills become due money drops
01I the trees with which to pay
them. Subscribers vie with each
other to see who can pay the
fartherest in advance. Advertisers -
tisers beg for additional space.
And the way the. . news hunts up
the editor is also pleasant to con-
template. There is something
really peculiar about the way I
news items act. When the paper '
is out the editor simply goes to
h is desk and leans back In his
eas , chair and looks wJ.se and
walts for the next week's press
day. 'l'he day before pr s da ) '
the people line up in front of the
ofiice door and then they file past
the desk and tell him all the
news of the week. He writes it
up in fifteen or twenty minutes ,
takes it back and haugs it on the
copy hook. The compositors
take the copv , shale It over the
type cases. say a few mystic
words , the type flies into place
and after a few passes by the
foreman the forms are ready for
the press again. And the editor
goes down and deposits some I
more money in the bauk. It's I
the greatest snap in the cata-
logue.
Happily Wedded.
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On Sunday , September 2nd , at
twelve o'clock occurred the marI -
I riage of Miss Zinn Grant to Mr.
William II. Parker , the event
taking place at " 'l'he Elms , " the
l summer residence of the bride's
paren ts.
With Mrs. Zed a Wehling at
the piano and to the strains of
Mendelsohu's wedding march ,
the bridal couple entered the parlor -
lor , with Miss Bertha Shackle-
ford as bridesmaid aud Mr. Jack
'Vood as groomsman , marched tea ,
a corner draped with the National -
al colors and decorated with the
state flower-golden rod. And
in the presence of half a hundred
friends , tried and true , with the
Rev. Mr. Pinclmey officiating ,
the ceremony was performed that
- changed the current of two lives.
Miss Zinn Grunt is tbe young.
est daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William D. Graut , of this Cit ' 1
and has grown to womanhood 111
onr midst , is a graduate of the
Brolen Bow High school and j.
we1l1mown by all.
Mr. Parker is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. B. Parktr , a recent ad.
dition to the population of Custel
county , moving here from Gresh.
am , Polk county , Nebraska , last
March , and is a prosperous youug
. farm r well liked and respecte
in his former home.
Congratulations , rice amI con.
fetti were showered on the newly
wedded pair , then the entire
party repaired to a large tent il1
which dmner was served. Aftel
dinner came ice cream and the
punch bowl with nothing more
than Frappi in it. Many.beauti.
ful presents were received by the
happy couple and the COmpany
unlteL } iu wishing them a long ,
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happy andprosperou9 life. Just
before the leave taking Mr. Ed.
Purcell , with his ever ready
kodac , "shot" the bridal party I
and Inter the entire company. i
Mr. . an l Mrs. Parker left MOlJlay
morning for a short wedding trip
to his old home ancl to I-4incoln.
On their return the groom will
huild a new house on his farm ,
4 miles north of town. In one
of the numerous presents was the
following verse :
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She III " , , ' ( the hUIlIt'lIf chllllhoo < l'mlrtll. .
Silo IIna hhl fTtV , IIIJ hrr falller'lI II"arlli.
Her 1Iace 1M uuw II ) ' 1\II0llle'K Hide.
IIrhllt flowerK for Ihe locksllf Ille fair ) 'IIUIIIC
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WomanISur"gc Convcntion.
The Eighth annual convention
of Custer county Womans Suffrage -
frage association will he held at
the residence of Mrs. Dr. C.
Picltett , Septembcr 22nd , 190 ( "
at 2 o'clock p. m. Heports will
be expected from each local club
in the COUlll ) ' . 'rhe local treaE-
mers are requested to forward all
county and state dues to the
treasurer of the county association -
tion sufficient time before the
date above named , in order that
she may have her report ready
for the convention. .
Clara ItA. . Young , state vice-
president. will have a paper and
the representatives of the local
clubs will be expected to report.
A short program will be rendered
after the election of officers.
The Executive board , of which
all local presidents are members ,
will have a business meeting at
the above mentioned place and
date at 10 o'clock a. tn.
Mus. Du. C. PICKUT'l' . Pres.
Mus. W. A. GUOUGU , Sec.
Of Interelt to Teachen. .
I am in receipt of a circular
from State Supt. McBrien. stat.
ing that no questions will be sent
out for the eptember { 'xamina-
t ons. He desJrcs that the State
Board of Examiners may have a
much-needed rest after the exacting -
ing and arduous labors of the
past two months , All holders of
"Emergency Certificates. " as
well as those whose examinations
are incomplete , arc urged to prepare -
pare for the regular examination
of October 19 and 20 , and by
direction of the state superintendent -
tendent all such certificates are
I to be accredited until that time.
All teachers interested will please
'take notice of this and govern
themselves accordingly.
H. M. PINCXNn\ ,
County Superintendent.
Senatorial Convention.
'rhe republican senatorial con-
ven tion of the Fifteenth Senatorial -
torial district is hereby called to
meet at Broken Bow Thursday
September 27 , at 1:30 p. m.
'rhe basis of representation is
the same as made for. the state
convention which is as follows :
Blaine. . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 ,
Custer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 ,
Loup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Valley. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
D. M. AMSBRRR\ ,
Chairman.
A Stir in MUlic Circlel.
Music lovers of this city are
much interested in the success of
"Azaleas , " a new two-step Inter-
mczzo that is being played by
bands ami orchestras all over the
country.
H Amleas" is popular in form ,
but unlikelmost "popular" pieces ,
is really musical.
"Azaleas" is one of tbe new
Lyon & Healy publications and
w predict that it will not be
long until every piano is decorted
with a copy.
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REnORT OJ ! ' TIlE COUDITION OJ ! ' THE
Security State Bank ,
of IIrokPII lIuw. Ne"raftlla Charier No. 842.
11IIlIrpnral.,1 III till' ' ! IIlale 0 ; N"hraska. at Ille
clolle IIf bllSllleftft A II If 11'\1 2M. 19116 :
'mllot/NcltH ' :
I.oalls 311,1 IlisconIlIR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ! 1 > 3 r,2 ! ' 35
Ornlrafl. . . , " 'cllre < l alld 1IIII cnT..I. . . 3-13 ! , II
SllIc" " . ft , : nrllhR , jll.hrlll"IM , claims
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lIallkllllt hunHt'.fllrnllllrt ! alll II xiII ( I' " II 000 1M )
CnrrtIIIIIXIIIIIReR ! 1\IIlla"'lIalll. . . . . 1 ' 174 'rl
CaRh lIellla. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . liO 55
Dlle frolU lIallonal. ilia Ie alll Ilrl"al8
"allkll a'lIl "allkerll. . . . . . . . 2' ) 2JO u
CIIeck'Hn.lllem'l uf exr.halllre II ! ! 51
Cash. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5fJ24 57 35'21348
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Ca IIl1al HllICk Ilalll III. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 15 0110 (1)
UII < llvhle < ll'rolllll. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - 17711'1
Individual dellOwtR su"Ject
10 check. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7111'2O ! ( ,
Demallli curllllcaleR of tie.
\IORlt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 90
' 1'lme cerllflcale" or delloslt I.J PlJ 35 8J 204 31
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STATR 01" NSDHA8KA.l
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COUNTY 01' CUSTRII. f III !
I. n. U. PICKETT. callhler of Ihe aoove lIamel
"ank. < lu RolemnIIIVear Illat the aoovo 1I'.ale-
lIIeut III a correCI an < l true CUllY o ( Ibe rellOrI
made 10 the Slate lIallkhlll' Uoar < l.
It. D. I'ICKKTT. CaMhler.
Attelll' j W. A. Gnown. Dlreclor.
} JULKslIAUMONT Dlreclur.
SubRcrlbe < l and sworn to "efore lIIe Ihl8 51h
day of Seillember , 1901. .
[ ! lltAt. ) JAJ.lltll l.nDwlclI , Nular ) ' l'ubllc.
Houle Wanted-To Rent.
Man and wife desire to rent a
five or six room house-furnished
or unfurnished-within five or
six blocks of the square. No
children and no prospects of any
-unless left on the door' step.
Inquire at I Hl'UIII.ICAN ofiice if
you have goods as specified. 14
Notice.
The business men and citizens
of Broken Bow and vicini tv arc
hereby notified that I will not be
responsible for any debts contracted -
tracted by my wife , Mrs. Catherine -
ine Burdick , or my daughter.
Nellie Burdick.
Dated September 3 , 1906.
J. B. BURDICK.
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Back of the Builder
there must be good lumber or his
work won't amount to much.
The builder who buys his stock
here has no complaints to make.
'I'he
LUMBER , LATH , 'I'RIM ,
MOLDING , SASH , DOORS ,
SHINGT4ES , ETC. ,
which we sell are the "all right"
kind.
And our prices will give him a
larger margin on his contract.
We sell at very close figures.
Dierks Lumber and Coal CO.
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BROKEN HOW. l'JtB. }
ItAjT JlOUND.
NO. 40 deparls rllr lue east. ex. 8un..6:20a. : 01
No. . . 2arrlve8. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10:41 ! a. m.
No.4 arrlres. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11:55 : P. 111.
WEST BOUND.
NO. 39 arrl'es it ' 1111 tlleeasl. ex. 8un. . .620 P. 111
NO. 41 ar-oveK. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:0'2 a. 111
Nu.43arrlves. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1'2:39 : a.1I1
N's. 41 and 4t " ake localslolls from Ausley
wehl
Nos. 43 and 4'2. . re tbrouih trains an < l make
connections for Uealwool and all pol II tll10 Ihe
llIack 1111111.
3'J alld . .0 do not run weRt IIf IIroKell IIOW.
Sleeplnit. dllllllll' alld reCllllhl1 ( chair cars
( seats free ) on tbrOlllrb IraiIlH. 'rlckels sold allU
bailtalte cbecked 10 allY pollll III tbe Ulliled
SlateR audCanada.
J'or ! Informallon.IIal' . tllI1e la"les all < l tick.
ela call 011 or wrlle 10 If. r. . OrlllRb , . , allelli. tlr
I. . W. Wakeley. G. 1\ 1On.l1a. . Nebraska.
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; Mon. and Tues. Sept 10 and ,
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The ladies of Custer county arc invited to alleml
I the opening of fall and winter st'le of millinery at my
. store , south side of the square , Broken Bow , on Mone1ay mt
: and Tueselay , September 10th and 11th , 1906. \
: The Veste Tille and the Peter Pan are some among
the several especially new creations , while the Gains-
I here has been reconstructed and in the new fonn is sure
iI to become popular. Do not fail to see them.
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Miss Francis Koontz , of St. Louis , an experienced ( l
trimmer , has charge of the trimming department. and
will spre no pains to please you.
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Inoney on every article you 3
buy , and because AdAn 3
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, Oourses of Study : >
Normal , Advanced Normal , Academic , .
English , Business , Shorthand and 'rypewriting , .
1\usic and Elocution.
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'Ve believe in making our school s-rong by haviag
only the best professional and experienced teachers.
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Our plan is to have small classes and give Personal , i
Help and Instruction to every student. No one will be rw
. held back by those less advanced. If l.our early education -
tion has been neglecte come , we will give you just mt
. what you want.
Wr te us for terms and particulars. mt
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LOREN CORNETT , Pres.
t Phone No. 189. roken Bow , Nebraska.
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Before You Build. Consult !
eo. : Japin..ea-u : , . I 1
Contractor and Builler. : Estimates j
Furnished free with plans and specifications. ' ]
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CROCERI ES
GILLE'r'S I-IIGI-I GRADE
EXTRACTS
JIEINZ PURE \VIII'J'E VINIGAR
FOR PICKLINC
Have just received a fresh supply of [ c [ ahon
FANCY CAKES
R. T. Walker Grocery Co. ,
East Side of Public Square ,
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