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AnVI R'l'ISII'W ' RA'l'CS.
One colunln , Pl.'r nl.nlh , $7.00. One-hatt
I olumn. I > er montll , fl.l\ ) . Quarter colunlt. per
month , flSO. ; Lell9 than quarter colunln , W
I ltnts per Inch per montll.
Card. 011 ut valle W conti per Inch pur
month.
Local advertlslnll ! cents \Jer line each Incer.
tlon.
Notice 01 cllurclt faIn , sociables and enter.
blnmenloa wilen ! "Joney I. chnClled , olle.l alf
rate. .
clety nuthell : lIa' , JlolUllonK , onu-ho:1 ' .ell ,
Weddlnll' nutlces fit.e ; half price for , ' . uf
prtRenta.
neath outlce' ! free , hat r , . f..r publlsblnll
obituary nutlces.
Card of TllallkK..c : : ' - .
LClmlllotlces at ra' IIru'lded by 'Itatutel uf
nebraska.
D. M. tI\lS EBdV. - . 1'.Hhlllor
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Thursday , I'-cb ' , 21 , 1907.
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It is e pected that when Prcs -
d nt Roe Cvelt shall communIcate -
cate to the interstate COl1lmCrCe
commission his forthcomiug direction -
rection to determine and report .
further remedial legislation.
deemed desirable , he will talce
occasion to tell the country about
the attitude of corporate influence
to administration measures , ,
Should he do so , the docll mentis
likely to prove most int .rcsting
and will doubtless attract wide
a Hen tion.
Uncle Sam atla t is determined
to come to the rcscue of the big' I
trees of California , says a Washington -
ington corresponden t. ' 1'he
Senate committee on public lands
this week authorized a favorable
report on the bill to create a
reservation to be 'Imowi1 as the
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Calavera ! Big Tree National
I Forest. The Secretary of Ap.-ri-
I culture is authorized by the
measure to obtain title to the
forest of big trees in California
I known as Sequoia Washingtonia.
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I George E , Tarbell , who has .
I just resigned tbe vice-presidency.
, of the EquItable insurance com ,
pany , says that in the 25 years
It 1 service he has seen the ssets
, grow from 35 milhon dol1ar : to
III 435 millions. Hl' perh ps also
II saw some things don with those
I , miUions concerning which he is
not very communicative ,
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Dame nature has not in years
been so busy making ice as she
bas this winter. But the ice men
will undoubtedly try to run in
that old "short crop" bluff next
summer , just as though their
patrons performed the Hip Van
Winkle act aU this winter and
were not awa'ke during the con-
'ealing periods.
Some pessimist opposes prosperity -
perity because it creates demoralization -
alization and results inla debauch
of morals. In advrsity the
people are so busy hustling for
bread they don't have time to
participate in many sins , but in
prosperity they revel in luxury
and riot in good times.
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Congress having appropriated
$50,000 to investigate the habits
of the birds of North America ,
it will be in order to inquire why
the stork visits one story shacks
in preference to the brown stone
fronts with . big chimneys.
'An injunction has been issued
against a planing mill in Milwaukee -
waukee because it made so much
noise. Nothing will disturb a
quiet hour with Strauss unt
Schlitz like a planing mill when
it is doing bus1l1ess.
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In the Thaw murder case in
New York , istrict Attorney Je-
r me objects to "defamation of
the dead. " It would seem that
defamation of the character of
Stanford White would be a very
difficult ' { hing.
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\Vhile the legislature is in the
railroad rate business it should
not overlook the demand for reduced -
duced rates on freight and ex-
press. 'rhat is a matter in
which everybody is interested. "
An Ohio woman , suing for a
divorce , testified that to her
knowledg\o her husband had not
been sober for thirteen years ,
That woman certa.inly ought to
be clothed with local option.
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Mr. Thaw's defense , seems to
be composed of one part idleness
and two parts cigarettes. These
combined , are , in time , a sure
cause of insanity.
Mr. Bryan is another case of a
man mistaking his ca1ling-
making a poor politician out of iJ
first. class evangelist.
uBurn y ur love letters" ad ,
vises Ella Wheeler Wilcox. Ye !
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A Doctor's
IVl edicine
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Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is not
:1 simple cough syrup. It is t1
strong medicine , n doctor"s
medicine. It cures hard cases ,
severe and desperate cases ,
chronic ca es of asthma , pleu .
risy , bronchitis , consumption.
Ask your doctor about this.
II r 1I1I\0 n ell n ( tTOat ,1",1 nrYl't' eherry t
[ 'rctoff" for COlIlt : nil" ! 'HI' ' < ; ulll. "n the '
, 'tlt'.t. It bRa : t1"IY' dill' " " "I j.r at ' < f , ' \ . It i'
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tI3do by:1. O. A'/f'r Co , . Lowall , r4A " .
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In _ ono of Avor's Pills nt bedtime :
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"It i $ t e pup who is pushed
away from the milk that does
the howling , " says mditor Pinch ,
of the Merna P"stalCard. . At
last the people have learned why
this l.outinued howl on the part
of Pinch , et ai , hut we hardly
suppo ed his blatherskiting utterances -
ances were caused by his being
pushed away from the ( county
printin g ) milk , or that he would
confess his progeny of the howling - :
ing cur variety , hut havin done
so it is apparent he supports a
county division measure from a
selfish motive and not for any
g-ood that may accrue therefrom
for the people generally.
Truatl and Tariff.
Editor RUl'UDI.ICAN :
We often bear it stated that
the tariff on all goods , the price
of which is controlled by a
practical monopoly , should be
; ntirely abolished , the object -
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1I1g to curb the trusts.
'fhe removal of this tariff ! .
makes the United States a Free.
'l'rade country in all those lines
of industry in which we now
have trusts. In considering this
method as a curb upon trusts we
must first see what would be the
effect of such a measure , and
secondly , would it , if adopted ,
curb the trusts in & .ny manner.
But jn this issue space parmits
only a discussion of its effects ,
In the early industrial history
of America it was , absolutely impossible -
possible for many lines of industry -
try to be carried on , against
foreign competition , except for
the aid given by tariff. This
fact is well borne out by the
cotton , woolen and steel indus.
tri s which were ntirely undeveloped -
developed , in spite of the many
efforts , until after this protection
was g-iven. It is of the highest
importance that every industry
should be sufficiently protected ,
in some manner to enable American - I
can producers to compete successfully -
fully with foreign producers.
This may be a natural protection
and consist of our advantages in
securing raw material or in the
process of carrying on the industry -
dustry itself. But should we not
have these advantages for protection -
tection we must give prote tion
by means of tariff or we ki11 the
entire industry in this country.
Similar measures , though not
so drastic , in the past have -
ways proven too radical. aI-I
'l'he Democrats , in 1833 , '
gradually reduced ta.riff to a
twenty per cent level , giving a
previous notice of nine years of
its coming , which entirely over
came the business world , and
yet it" was only a moderate
change as compared to the one
now under cons deration. This
change in tariff lasted but two
months and it was found neces
sary to replace lhe tariff , higher
than before. ' "
The tariff reduction of 1857
with the following crisis had \he
same experience. If we could
conceive of the abolition of
tariff wituout disastrous results
there is yet a valid reason why
it is too radical , and this is because -
cause of vested rights. Not only
, have large trusts , but innumerable -
able small concerns have been
establishc/l / with reliance upon
our tariff for the needed protection -
tion and their existence depends
entirely upon it. We do not
complain of a measure which is
I si nply radical , because any
, measure , which will curb the
trusts , will at first seem radical
to us. But this , we say , is too
radical , Such a revolutionary
measure would up'et the entire
business of the country , and be
the direct cause of precipitating
an immediate crisis.
In the first place , it would de.
stroy our entire credit systeml
. because confidence , upon whicb
all credit is based would be en.
tirely lost , All former encour.
agement given by tariff would be
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gone and hu incss wou1d l c' '
hurled upon 11 new ot1l1 Iw.Hh.1
ba'Ji' , Many litH'S of indu < ; tn' in ;
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America are : : nln' u ppor\ i n r , l i. I
C I could Ut cxi..t UJ..I1" ( : f"-IIf'l : '
cOUlpctitiulI wcn : it ndt .t"f p.1 - '
tectinn , ] ; ( ) W1' ' 11 a ! 'l'II1I1\i 01' '
existing- ! -'totcctilln Idl ' : UtlCt'rll'I
III tho'i1iw t't' ilJtl\l. ; n'fout I' '
" .I\'l' but orll. ' : dtL'rllll'l' .1'1'1
tb..t . , filii.
The.c filill1n' $ : tntl , ' It'.r it l'
others wouht I : t.t : II g'/'Mld / ru..h
on all bunk'i 111111 It. ) Janie w\luld
incvitaolj' rC lIlt.
NOiooner ! would t i crash ill
our credit sj'5t1.m reach its hcig-ht
than our market woutll be fltollclI
with foreign IJ lol ( a < ; a rcsult of
our open ports. ' } 'o ( 'ontrol tll ( '
marlcct \\'ould in-
competition'ould -
creasc untIl prict's would bl' ( . '
trcl11cl \ . low. HliwC\'cr , I h. . . ' 1.:011' :
umcr , ' at mos.t , , . . : outd cnjo.\ ' , but
teml'orury gaIn ; UC wOllll ! ! ; (1011
be uuable to Intj' C\'cn at thpse
low priCC:1 ! : , hecause lIti" up'J )
market aCHl hot comp'titiol1
brings Amcrkun lahor IIHo dirl'l.t
competition with forcign labor.
The standard of l \'ing- of the. .
foreign laborcr being- much in. !
ferior to that of this. country
means that our laborcn , loust n'-
ceive wages l'qually n low and
drop to the foreign standard ( Jf
Ii vi n g.
'I'hese are the fruits 'we' would
reap from such a measure , while
it would in no mUIncr curb the I
trusts. But as to this second
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point , the , lack of space compclls
us to postpone its discussion. A ,
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Card of Thanks.
We desire to thank all those
who so kindly assisted in the
sickness , death and burial of
Arthur D. Bangs , our beloved
husband , father and brother.
MHs. A , D. BANGS ,
WU.DUI { BANGS ,
HAHHY BANGS.
Another Public Sale.
. W. E. Owen announces a
public sale at his place , 8 miles
south of Broken Bow , commencing -
ing at 10 o'clock , on Tuesday ,
March 5th , at which time he will
offer
1 horse and 3 mares.
6 colts , com1l1g 4 years ,
6 colts , coming 3 years ,
4 colts , coming 2 years ,
96 head of cattle ,
Farm implements , etc" etc.
Eight months credit will' be
given on sums over $10 , or a discount -
count of 2 per cent for cash.
Lunch wi11 be served at noon.
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NOTICE OF PROBATE 01 , ' WILl. .
In Conllty Court of Custer COUllt } . . Nebraska.
T" all pcrsol1 Intereltell III the Estate of
Georl/e W. AileD , dcceased.
Whereas. Nancy J. Allen , of said COUllty , ha
filed In nlY ollice an Illstrument purportlllg 10
be tbe last will alld testamcnt of George W.
Allen , deceased , late of said COllnt } . , and a
petition praylllll' to have the sallie adlllitted to
llrobaje. which will relates to Loth fI'nl amI
perl'oual estate , whereupon I have a1 > llOllIled
the 16tb day o ( March , 1'.107 , at 10 o'clock In the
forcnuon , at 1I1 } ' office In saht cOUllt } . , as the
time : tull place yon alllt all cOllcerlled. may a .
pear alld contesl thertrobate of the same.
Dated I.'ebrnary 14th , 1'.107.
[ SHALl A. R. UUMI'URltV , County Judl/e.
J. A. ARMOUR , AU'y. : l7-3 ?
NOTICE TO CRI DI'l'ORS ,
Coullty Court , CURler Couuty , Nebraska.
' 1'0 the creditors of the estate of Nels K. I.ee ,
deceased :
'rake nUlhe , That I wllllsit at the County
Court roe III , In Brokcn How , In said Coullty. 011
tbe Isl day of April. 1'.107 , and all the nd day of
AIIIl' . 1907 , each at 10 o'clock a. 111. of each day ,
to recelvc aud examillc all claim ! ! allahlllt said
estate. with a view to their adjustment alld
allowallce ; allll that on the I1rst date above the
petition ! ! of whlow will be heard for hOlllcsteal1
exemption ! ! . allowallce and other Statutory
rlll'hts. The tlmo IIl11lted for the presentatlou
of claims allalnt ! : Ia Id estate Is Rlx munths from
the Hth day of I.'ebrnary , 1907 , alld the time
IIl11lted for laYlllenl of debt Is one year fronl
s ld date.
Datcd I"ebruar } . 14 , 1')07.
37.40 A. R. IIUMl'lIRRCounlY Judlle. '
ROAD NO'rICE.
' 1'0 wholllit may CUIICIJrll :
Tbe COIIIIIIIsRloller appoillted to view a road
petitioned for by W. G. Miller , et aI , commeoc.
IIIII' al the southeast corller uf sec. 10 and the
northeast corner of scc IS , lownsbt ! ) 1Iranll'el' : ) .
thence east alonll' the sectloll IIl1e , as near as
Ilractical to the southea t corner of sectloll 1\1.
alld tbe northeast corner of hectlon 13. tow II'
sbt ! , 15. rallll'e 19. has reportell In favor of the
cstabllshment thereof , and all objectluns there.
to , or claims fur damall'es , musl be filed In the
County Clerk's ofiice .n or before noon of the
25tb day of APril , 1907. or such road , vIII 100
established without refereoce thereto.
In 'Vltness 'Vhereo { . I have herellllto set lilY
hand alld seal of said county , this 21st day of
I'ebruar ) ' , 1'.107. Jes. PIGMAN ,
37.40 lBKAL ] Connty Clerk.
United Statel Land Onice. l
Droken now , Nebraska , I'ebruary 18 , 1907. f
Notice I. . hereb } . II'lven that MAlKr.Urp ,
of Merna , Neb'J has filed uotlce of his Intelltlull
tu make filial : > year proof III SlIpport af his
. : Ialm. vlz : . lIomestead J ntry No. 1661 , made
May 12 , 1900 , for the p sw , IIW se , sw nl !
sectloll 21 , to"ushlp 18\N. \ . rallge 24 W. alld that
! ! ald proof will be , made before Rell'lster alld
Rccelver at Brokeu Uow , on March 30 , 1')07.
lie lIamell the followlnll' wltneases to provo his
contlnllous residence upon. and cultl\'atlon of ,
the land. vlz : Jobn Melloll. of Arllolll , Nt.-
braska : William Shuck , of Anselmo. Nebras.
kat John KIIOtt , of Arnold , Ncbraska ; lIard } '
Klump , of Merua , Nebraska.
37.41 JOliN RRRtllt , Rell'lster.
Ulliled States Lalllt Omce. l
Broken Bow , Nebraska , j'ebrnary 18 , 1907. f
Notice Is hereby Kivell tbat Ar.UER'r
GHUUlI , of Anselmo , Nebraska , has tiled
1I0tice of bls Intention to IIlake I1l1al cunlluuted
prof IlIliollPorl of his clallll , vlz : 1I0lOesteali
I ntry No. : : : :181 : madu Jul ) ' 2' , lool , w IIU . ,
II\V se sectIon 25 , towllsbh > lO N. , rallile : : - " . ,
and tbal said proof will be lIIado before Regis.
ter alld Receiver at Ihokull Uow , Nebraska. 011
Marclt ,1'.107 : n" nallles tbe followhlll wit.
, lIesses to prove bl ! ! contlouou ! ! resldellce IIIOn
and cullivatioll of the lalld , vlz : TbomaR J.
GlIlIllan , of Mllburll , Nebraska ; Calvlll M.
I.a7l11all , of Allsellllo , Nebraska ; Wllllalll 11.
Balrdof Anselmu , Nebraska ; Wllllalll Mc.
Gauthey , o ( Allselmo , Nebraska.
37.42 JOliN RURSR..Relllster.
United States I.and omce. l
nroken now. Nebraska , } 'ebruar } . 14 , 1907.1
NotIce la bereby II'lven tltat MAHION S ,
HAIr. Y , of Mllburll , NebratlkaL has l1\ellllotlce \
of Itlllllllontion to lIIake 110al : > ) 'ear tlroof In
liuI11ort of his claim , , 'Iz : Jlolllelll'ad I-uto' :
No. Ib21 , made April 6,1'.100. for lot I ) sectloll b ,
lot 3 IInlll1w lIe ) ( sectloll 8 , towllshlp 20 , N. ,
. raUlI'e 2W. . , alld that said Iroo ( will bu iliad"
beroru RegIster alld Receiver , at Broken Bow ,
ou March 26. 1907 , 1113 nallles the followlllll'
I wltnesRes to prove his contluuouR reshleoce liP' I
, aud cultlvatloll o ( tbt : land , vlz : I' . H.
. I Suyder. of Mllbnrn , Nebraska : W. S. Plters ,
of Milburn , Nebraaka ; Robert j'arley , of Mil.
. buru , Nebraska ; Leo At bey , uf Urukeu Bow ,
I Zebralka. JOUN RRItSU ,
3t'4 Relrlsler. I
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Marriage Liccnses.
Ernest Fauss , Sartori a . . . . . . .22
Dora Loy , Mason City. . . . . . . .24.
John Brown , Ansley. . . . . . . . . . .2 ( ,
Johanna Brandt , Eddy\'i1lc. . . .20
Joseph J. Jones , Berw'n. . . . .22
Dora Kelly , Berw.rn. . . . . . . . . . 18
John Visek , Comstock. . . . . . . . 32 I .
Tillie Skalla , Comstock. . . . . . .18
Henr.r J. Newman . . , Columbus. . 2-1
Ama T. Staab. ; . . . . . . , ; ; . . . . . . ' . .20. .
Wesley N. Bak r ; ' Wester' ille..26'
Amy H. Copsey , Westerville. .25
If you , want an auctioneer
whose wor.k g-ets results , write
or phone J ud Kay , Broken ow.
City phone , No. 200 ; farm , 2331.
Schedule of Brokcn Bow Mails.
Schedllle or arrival all < l deparlure of n ails
frolll Brokell Buw posl ol1 ce.
POI1CheR for cast clo-e as followR :
'l'mlu No. 40 , 9 a. III. : No. 42. 5:45 p. 111.1 No.
4 , ; :45 P. III.
Pouche fur west \ close ' folloll's I
'l'ralu No. 43 , 7:45p. III. : a'i No. 41,6:30 : a. III. .
Olficc IWl1rs. 7 a. III. to 7:31 ! p. III. '
Ol1 ce 01"11 Sl1l1da\1I fWIII 9 tu 10 a. m.
I. . II. JltWI > TT , P. M.
B. - & - M. - Train Schedule - .
WES'I' BOUND.
No.3 ? local . . Sliutla ' . . 6:20
I:1S ellllcr. cx. } ar. : pili
41 coast , dail ' , lea\'e.J:5tJ
passelilfer } \ : a III
43 t ' . ' . . . . . .
lea\'e..12:2.
coa l'aS'iellllcr. daily \ : a III
47 tocal frellht , arrl\'c. . . . . . . . . . . . . .2:10.plll
EAS'r HOUND.
No. 40 10calpa'isclIger , lea\'c. , . . . . . . . . . . 9:30 a m
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42 coa'ilpas'ielller , leave .6:21 Pili
4" coast . " . . . . . . . . . . . .5:23
paHSe11lfer. .ave. : a III
4:1 : local fcelll'llt arrl\'e. . . . . . . . . . . . . .2:10 I' III
3'1 alld 40 do 1I0t rUII west uf Uro"en Bow.
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MARTHA K. DILL ,
INSTRU'CTOR OF PIANO.PORTE
Classes in Theory of Music , Harmony
and Kindergarten.
Piano lessons of 40 minutes , 50 cents
per le son , payable monthly.
In Gleim & Myers bock. ]
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ROSS G. MOORE ,
Attorncy.at.Law , :
Uellloetfttu 11I.II110nn broker. Ol1lce In AVple
Dlock UrolrclI Bow. Nol'fIIRkl\ .
Registered 0.1. el-logs
F-OR SALE :
CRAS. T. WRIGHT . , Broken Bow , Neb
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Orlm.on Scott No. 717035.
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l'ure Scotch and Scotch 'ropped Short lIoru
Cattle. My herd IIlIlIIbers 40 cows. Will COlli' .
"are III breedlllir alllt quality wltlt au } ' wcst of
Cltlcall'o My explrlellce has tan.ht . me that to
Il'lve 1I'00itsatlHfactloll. breedlllll' cattle IIIlIst be
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rnlHclIIII tlliH .UIUnC' I expect to
r"l..cthc"l . Jlcrc the Cft. . " . of an.tltlnll'
raised Inll" . U. S. I nllw h.\1o25 bnl1s suitable
Jor this alld lIext year's Stnlce. MyCOW8 \
-Mehrlt from 1400 to 2000 pounds. Come aud see
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I. HARRY KIMBALL ,
. ' , l ROCKWELL & KONKEL
. Successor to
f and GEO. , WILLING ,
I Embillmer and Funeral Director ,
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NORTH SIDE , BROKEN BOW , NEB.
Business phone , 301. Uesidence phone , 334 B.
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Don't run away wilh the idea a111umber is alike or prices
the same. Before you build consult A
. Hw T. BRUCE CO.
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