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Ono column. Ilor month,17.00. Ono.h"tr co.-
nmn , POf IM'I tI , $1,011 , tLullflor COIUlnll , Ilor
mOM" " , $ : l.r.o I"'M than qOlllwr colulnll , r.o
coob 11'lr Inch Ilor mOllth.
Oartl. on Qr t IU'KU , I ) c\Jnlft 11111 Inch , per
month Lo1 all tJrU"lur II conll ! per IIno onch It.lor.
tlon.Nolleo ol church t"lr , 80clnblol ! and ontorlaln.
mNltl Ihero mDno , III cllnrgod , ono.hnlt . rRtoil.
B0.3lclr IIOUCOI atlll rCilolutloM , ono.lulU rntc. .
W dllh IJnllene rrOO. halt prlct ! tDr tmbllUllog
.tl ! or 1reBollt ! . .
UOft b notloOlrc" ! , bl\lt prlcO ! 'or Ilubllehlng
obHunry noUCORnd ! cllfllll 0' thauke.
I.B uj notlCIJ at rnLhI ! I'roldcll b , Itatnlo ! ot
obulkll.
Thursday , Octobcr 11 , 11J0h.
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Republlcnn Ticket.
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WJ'A'l'l : TICK WI' .
Per Unlt11 Hlalc" R II\tnr-
Norrl" IIrllll'lI. IIr IIl1rralo. '
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( Jl'onrc I , . Hhchloll , of ClMM. ;
I'or 1lcUI ua\ltnllfc'lIor-
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' H. J. Wlllllctt , uf TallcaMtcr.
Hollcrt COII'cll. of 1I01l1l1aH ,
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o.I I : . M. HI'al'lc. of Kcllh.
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I , . n. IIralllof . Boone.
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I' J , I , . Mcllrlell , of J.'IIIIIIHI' .
I' For Attorllcy ( ; 'mcral-
I W. 'I' . ThcllnpqOll , IIf Merrick.
: . . . J'or Ialld COl1ltlll "luIlCr-
11. JII. gatoll , of lIollirc ,
} o'ur COIllrrCRHI1I\n. : Slxlh tllHtrlel-
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) , 'or Stale S"IIlInr , 15th IIIMtrlct-
11. II , tlol'cr , COIllHtock.
1'or HCIIIIJRcntalh' ( ' . , .61h JlIHlrlct-
Will. Warrell. Callaway.
} o' . C. Wilson , A n cllllu.
COUN'l'Y'J'ICKWI' .
} , 'or Cunllty Atlnrnc-
C. 1..0IIIIIJrson.
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Supcrvlsor 0181. No. 3-
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Snpervlsor ] ) IMt. No , 5--
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SUlocrvlsor HIRt. No. 7-
n.lllqcr.
lIROKlm HOW 'l'OWNSHlI' .
'rown"hlp Clcrk-
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'townshlp'I'rcasllrcr-
J. S. Molyncallx.
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\ Mr. Bryan's platform of government -
ernment owncrship of railroads
is mceting a rathcr chilling
rcccption. 'l'he traditions of the
dcmocratic party are all against
such a centralizing of power in
the national govcrnment as Mr.
Bryan's scheme involvcs. ' 1'he
democratic south-in particular
-finds all its inhcrited convictions -
tions against it. Even Scnator
Tillman , who is not afraid of
radical departures , strongly dissents -
sents ; . Mr. Bryan has not
placated this oppositior. by his
program of state control for railroads -
roads situ at cd within the boundaries -
aries of a single state and control
by the national govcrnment for
railroads extelUhng through two
. or more states. ' 1'he fact that
traffic upon the former class of
roads is largely traffic that ex-
tcnds into more than one state
would either create hopcless confusion -
fusion bctween the state and
national governments if the
Bryan scheme is adopted , or else
would oblige the states to bc
subse vient to the fcderal poliey
of rallroad management. Mr.
Bryan has gaincd no fricnds to
his schcme by this feature of it ,
and has given the imprcssion
again that the mcasurcs . which
he advocates are .crudely con-
ceivcd in his active but not
systematic mental ptoccss.
The dcmocratic leaders are
also aware that the country is by
no mcans rcady to adopt governmental -
mental ownership of railroads.
'l'he business of the country
stands solidly against it , at least
as a measure to be adopted suddenly -
denly , and otherWIse than in a
proccss of evolution along. the
lines of railroad control pursued
by President Hoosevelt and the
reJJUblican , party. Mr. Bryan has
eVIdently had strong represcnta-
tions made to him on this point
and is urging his railroad thcory
less persistently. .
At Mr. Bryan's mlsmanagec ]
appearance in New York the
only paragrQph of hiscssay whic1 :
arouscd spccial cnthusiasm wa
this advocacy ot govcrnmenl
ownership of ra lroac1 ! , . llut the
cheering was clonc by the' audi
ence turning its back upon thl
spealc r and applanding I\1r
Hearst , who sat at the rear of t111
auditorium. Whatever advant
age to anyone has becn gaincI
by Mr. l3ryan's advocacy of thi
scheme has redounded to Mr
Hearst , which is thc worst thinl
possible both for Mr. Bryan ani
the democratic party.
It is indced true that peopl
are not as shy of public ownel
ship propositions 111 gencral a
they were a short time ago , an
that the question of the goverr
1llcnt ownership of the vas
systems of railroads in thi
country may be sure of fair cot :
"I sideration and unprejudiccd c } (
batc. But the people are cor
sidcring that a j'ust and sati
factory railroad sJstem is sccurc
by Europcan countrics that sto
with governmcntal regulatiol :
. without the bureaucrac } ' , the lac
of entcrprise or the dangerm
infringement of the state upo
, the industrial life of the pcopll
I w.hich mark the nations whic
have assumed C'ovcrnment owne
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Fced your hnir ; nourish it ;
( livc it somclhing to live on.
Then it will SlOP falling , nd
will ( ! row lonl ! and heavy.
Aycr's Hair Vigor is the only
hair-food you can buy. Per
GO years it hns been doin {
just whnt we clnim it will do.
It will not disappoint you.
If My IltIlr lup'ln ' Ion VllfY hnrt. IllIt ntnr
mlt'l ' : ) cr' . 11111111t"1' ' ' .111I1' Iltll" I1loe'I'1I1I
I" Itolf , nlll' ' I"IIt I. rourtrlln tllcill" 111111 : .
'I'hlt 1"r"'l II ' " " rr."IL In I/ln . .fI'Jf loullll :
nltll.t wlllao. . . IIIIY IIlIlr.MnllJ.l1.I'tlr l : .
tllioradli : HI'IIII ! : . , ( Jolo.
n > r.JVNDtL"
. hy.T. a. ATllf " Co. . Lowoll. M"3' . ,
Allo waullfl10LufCr of r
AM.ao , SAIISAI' , RrLl.\ . I
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sl ip. The patcrnalism of Germany -
many adopts govcrnmental owncr-
ship while the rcpublican spirit
of ! i'rance accomplishes as much
and morc by the policy of governmental -
mental regulation , which it ha5
proved entirely fcasible. 'l'his
country in its dcsire of frcedom
from monopolistic tyranny is not
likely to subjcct the frce industrial -
dustrial spirit of this pcople to
the blighting inl1ucnce of governmental -
mental ownership. 'l'he policy
of government regulation is pro-
grcssing as rapidly as an ) ' public
policy of similar magnitude has
evcr progrcsscd. ' 1'0 abandon
that policy for one incomparably
more radi al , which promiscs no
advantage beyond President
Hooscvelt's policy , and cntails
grcatcr evils which arc evident
and still grcatar evils to be ex-
pccted , were a fotly which this
nation will not incur. If govern-
mcn t owncrsh i p should evcr
come , it must bc along the process -
cess of evolution which the
pcople are now fotlowing , and
not by a resolution that would
throw the busincss of the land
into chaos. Mr. Bryan stands
in the unfortunate position of
having nothing to advocata
against the prescnt leadership of
this country exccpt a policy clis-
approved by the good scnse of
the nation.
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'l'he prohibitionists of North
Dakota have maintaincd a party
organization since that territory
was admittcd to Union as a state
and always placcd a ticket in the
Held , did not do so this year
bu t will vote for candidatcs on
the other tickets and next winter
urge the legislature to create
the ofi ce of tempcrance commissioner -
missioner and pass laws giving
the commissioncr power to arrest
licptor dealers and close such
jOints. ' 1'hey claim it to be just
as reasonablc as a game warden
and laws governing the protcc-
tion of g\lme , and it is , appar-
entlv. ' 1'0 the booze warden of
North Datcota : "Here's how. "
' { 'he lUvcstigation of tt.C relations -
lations bctwcen thl' elevator com-
panics in Chicago and the railroads -
roads is bringing out some very
intcresting facts as having oc-
cured all over the west , and it is
possiblc some wa } ' will be dis-
covcrcd of stopping some of the
c1iscri m i na tion.
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The voters of Custer count } '
will find it to their interest to
vote fo ! H. B. Glover for Sl'nator
from this district. He is a young
man of unimpcachable charactcr ,
a man of good judgment ancI a .
life long farmer.
Obitunry.
Sarah Patrcnce Blackwell-
Richardson was born ncar Richmond -
mend , Va. , Novembcr 25 , 1845.
- . \ hen yct smal1 she was taken
to North Carolina. Before the
. l cbe1lion .he was marricd to
l\rartin Grifl n. ' 1'0 this union
- were born three childrcn , of
whom only one son survivcs her , ,
her two daughters having passed l
on before.
March , 186 ( " thirty years ago ,
she was unitcd in marriage tc
John Richardson , who is left tc
e mourn her death.
In early life the dcceascd wa
convcrted to christianity aml
unitcd with the Baptist church
of which she remaincd an honor ,
cd , faithful mcmbcr to the end
"Aunt Patience , " as she wai
fami1ialry lcnown , was rcspectcc
- for her teind and genial dispOSltiOi
I- and her christian eharac ter '
Among her last words to hc
d devoted husband wcre : "I al ]
'p g-oing to Glory to live with Jesus
IS Do not grieve for me. " She chel
: k ' 1'hursda } ' , Octobcr 4th , 1906 , ag' '
tS 60 .vears , 10 months , 9 days.
In Her funeral was held Friday a
, 2:30 : o'clock p. m. in the Daptis
h church , Broken Bow. l ev
r- Brady , preaching the sermon.
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CUller Colle , . ,
Illy J arl Cucp'Jr. )
'l alll for the rcd !
'Hah ! for the whitc !
Custcr College ,
It's all right.
Adcn Shaw , Arthur Davidson ,
Floyd Warden , Milcs Mathews
and li'red Lindly cntcrcd school
1\1onday , making the enrollment
forly-onc.
A mltchcd game of basket
ball was played last ti'ridayeven-
ing bctwcen the shorthand and ,
normal dcpartments. 'l'he result
was 21 to 10 in favor of the shorthand -
hand team.
Basket ball practice on the
college grounds c\'cry e\'cnil1g.
Miss Albcn has dccided to
talcc the normal course instead of
the busi l1eSi.
A large number of the studcnts
have purchasccl tickets for the
Star entertaiumcnt course an
werc well plcased with the first
numbcr which was given Monday
nigh t.
The ten wcek normal students
arc doing somc hard work prc-
partory to taldng the state
cxamination next 1110nth.
'l'he basket ball club has secured - I
cured some new goals and is I
\'ery cnthusiastic in the game. i
Stock Holden Meeting.
'rhere will be a stockholders
meeting at Masonic Halll"riclay ,
at 7:30 : p. m. All subscribers for
stock are rcquestcd to be present.
A. L . IIUl\IPlIRHY , cc'y. ,
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Houses
I It does not pay to let
good property decrease in
value for the want of a
little paint. And painting
need not be the costly item
it so often is.
It is a question of good.
paint skillfully applied.
Get a good painter und
have h In use
Red Seal or Sou thcrn
Pure White Lead
( Made by tbe Old Dutch I'roccss )
mixed with Pure Li.1see ! : : 1
Oil. Such paint will not
peel off.
There arc some rooJ paint pointers { it
the house.owncr in our booklet. cnt 011
rrqucst.
NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY
Clark A\cuuo und loth StfL'CI. St. Louis. Mo ,
For sale by first.class dealers.
Republican Rally
BROKEN BOW
TUESDAY , OCT BER 25Rll
TEMPLE THEATEJ { AT 1:30 : P. M.
Addresses by
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I-ION. GI ORGE L. SI-IELDON ,
Nominee for Governor , and
I-ION. M. P. IINIAID
Nominee for Congress
Oome and l-Iear the Issues of the Day Intelligently and
I-lonestly Discu ssed.
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Jewett's ' Horse Sale . -
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 16,1906 , I PI M.
At RICKMAN & WEBB'S BARN
: B C > : EJXT : : aovv
I , viII sell at fiuction 30 head of 3 year
old colts , all halter broken , some fine buggy -
gy teams among them. Don't forget the
time and place.
L. H. Jewett.
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All who contemplate holding a public sale this fall
will find the Republican office , 4 doors north of the
) Broken Bow State Bank , prepored any hour in the day ,
l , ANY WORK DAY IN THE WEEK , 1906 ,
- to print bills in any si e and quantity desiredt in neat
. and tasty style at the lowest posRible price.
rrhe office is fully ell uipped for quick service in
tl turning out a public sale bill. aud all who place their
. order here will be iven a
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Free Lunch at Noon
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TE MS will be made known upon application at
t the othce. .
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J. G. LEONARD , r ,
Eonded Abstracter '
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o ce Security State Bank B'ld'ng
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IIA VING mS1'ABLISH gD A NEW TAILOR SHOP : - .
in Brolcen Bow. we wish to announce to the public that we
arc prepard to make suits in the Newest and Latest Styles. ' -
We have had expcrience in the larger cities , oamly : St.
14ouis , Katmas City , Omaha , Chicago , etc. , andwe guarantce
our work to be up-to.date. Our priccs are vcry rcasonablc
and will compcte with any of the citics of the wcst. We
also do rcpair work. .
We are locatcd in the l ea1ty IBlock. in the store formcrly
occupicd hy the Singer Sewing Machine Company. ' " ' )
W solicit your patronagc. Hcspcctfully , , f
SCHWI JDT & MUELLER.
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GILLET1'S lIIGl-I GUADE
EXTRACTS
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HEINZ PUR ] 'VI-IrrE VINIGAH
FOR PICKLI.NC
I-Iave just receiyed a fresh supply of : Nlc Iaholl
IFANCY _ CA ES _
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R.lr. . Walker Grocery Co. , - -
East Side of Public Square ,
BH ( ) ] ( 1m BOW , NJ HARKl
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SNYDER BROS. & Co. .
now ha vc in thcir complete lines of faU goods in .
Clothing , Furnishings , Hats. Caps , Shoes
Carpets , Dress Goods , Outings.
A Large Assort.ment of
L dies Rain and Winter Coats.
You can see a larger line of
LTFt. : C C > A.IIJI : : S
here than any in otlwr N ebroska store. Before buy. .
ing your fall Courteous supply come in and inspect our stock. ) , . . ,
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