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VOL. XXVI. , BROKEN BOW , CUSTER COUNTY , NEBRASKA , THURDSAYJ SEPTEMBER 26,1907. , NO.16" I
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you'f rst look through a poorly -
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Are : your eyes tired , strained
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but come to us at once and we
will give you valuable advice
and fit you with glasses that
will surely help you
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YOUR HEALTHAI
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pound them in a skillcd
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Old Cider at vinegar at per
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, Lamps have an epotmous stock of.Lamps
t . WE Hanging , Stand. Center Draft , . [ >
_ Night Glass , and , all klllds of _ . '
I.amps that we are anxIous to close
At : out at a heavy acnfice. To do so At :
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85 - in price IS per cent , making in all a 85
yery liber l rc luction of 25 per cent ,
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10 all , whIch IS less than manufac- I ,
1 50 turer's cost. This sale will begin on 1 50
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U P and secure a lamp cheap heforc U P f
{ the assorortment is brokcn [
10 pcr cent 10 Per cent
off of. these B rac 1 { e t L amps ofT of these ;
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i v.e are agents fua the J ohet and the lCey- i
i stone C01'11 shellerR- furnish repairs. i
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i rralk to us aLeut 1.ltel'nnl ! onul gasoline i
! engines-StatiolHll'Y illld Traction engines i
i fl'oll1 2 to 15 I-IOJ--e : power.Ve also :
i have all kinds of Feed Grinders. i
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REPUBLICAN PLAT. I
FORM ADOPTED
The Nebraska Republican Convention
Held at' Lincoln , September 24 ,
Make Good PJatform.
I1011owing is the full text of the ) llat-
forlll adopted by the Nebraskl } republican
convcntion at J.incoln ou Tucsday , Scpt.
24 , 1907 :
As the represcntatives of the republicans -
cans of Nebraska , in state c.mveution
assembled , we agaiu command the inspir-
lng charactcr and undauuted leadership
of Theodore Roosevelt. We cspecially
elllorse ( what he has accomplished , with
the support of a republican cougress , towards -
wards subjecting the oyerwecning railroads -
roads engaged in interstate commerce
to the rcgulating arm of the governmcnt
and in curbing the rapacity ofthe h\\vless
trusts by forcing them to desist fr"lll
their crimiual practices. These policics I
havc our unqualified approval and iu
oreler that no backward step be taken we
will insist that his successor be a man
whose record pledges a continuauce of
the distinctive policies of the Roosevclt
ad m inistrntion.
While not prEsuming to forestall the
action of any future convention , we ex. :
press the belief that the rcpublican9 ot' :
Nebraska recogni7.e in the lIon. William ,
H. Taft of Ohio , one whose personal i
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character and whose long public service
mark him as preeminently the man un _
der whose leadership thcse policies would
be perpetuated.
We cndorse the present state adminis-
tration. State affairs arc bcing conduct-
cd with integrity and busincss sagacity.
Our public institutions arc being neither
injured by parsimony nor scandalized by
profligacy. The state's credit is high
and its long-standing debt is being rapidly -
ly extinguished and will soon be paid.
Its public school funds arc growing enor-
mCJusly and being wisely invested in
iuterest-bearing securities.
\Ve command our republican delegation -
tion in congress for thcir faithful repre.
sentation of the intf..rests of the pcople of
Nebraska.
We espccially commemlthe last legislature -
lature for fathTulty : fulfilling republicatl
pledges made to the people. It was a
record of legislative fidelity without pre.I I
cedent in Nebraska. i
The platform pledgcs of political parIties
ties mean something only when read in I
the light of the record of achicvement.
It is our rare privilege to call attentiou
anew to the platform promulgated by
Nebraska republicans a year ago , whose
every promise has bet'tI carried out in
scrupulous good faith. The republicans
promised the people of this state the
following reforms :
1. A state.wid direct primary.
2. Abolition of the free pass evil.
3. Comprehensive powers for the state
railway commission. :
4. More equitable rates for transporta.
tiou of pasengcrs and freight.
S. Hqual taxation of railroad property
for city purposes.
6. Abolition of fellow-servant law and
full ( 'mployers' liability.
7. A pu're food and dairy law.
S. Rigid economy in appropriations.
l veryone of these pledges has been
fulfilled.
We express our satisfaction with the
operation of the new primary law. It
gives to the illdividual the same equal
voice in the selection of all cnnditlates
that is given in the election that follows.
Its first experiment was to obtain a frcer
and fuller expression of sentiment than
has hcretofore been possible to obtain under -
der the caucus system. We pledge such
amendmouts to the law as experience
demonstrates are neccessary to make it
a lUore perfect system of choosing candi.
flates.
We endorse the work of the state rail.
way commission find expect it to continue
to be a servicable instrument in cnforc.
ing the laws without fear or favor and to
denl speedily , impartially and justly with
all complaints against the roads. And
we especially endorse the present efforts
of the commission to effect a reasonable
mditional reduction in grain rates. We
call upon the railway commission to in-
vcstigate if only thosc giving thc rail.
ways "the major portion of their timc , "
and on the list of passholders , and we insist -
sist upon a rigid enforcement of the anti-
pses law.
We belteve the federal judiciary act
should be amenlled to definc the citizenship -
ship of interstate corporations for the
purpose of jurisdiction of federal courts
by providing that for the purposcs of
original jurisdiction and jurisdiction on :
removal from state courts or federal
! courts a corporation shall be deem < .d a
citizen of every state , where it has filed
or is required by the law of that state to
I file in the manner required of domestic
corporations , its articles of incorporation.
: And in addition thereto that every foreign
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I lessees. exercising or clniming the ri ht I
to exercise the right of cminent domain ,
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: under II statc Inw , shall be elcemcd II
citizen of that state for the purpose of '
jnrisdiction of federal courts.
Wc favor tlte cnllct1llent of a federal I
law allll if ncccessl\ry alllcmlment \ to I
the federal conlititution , which wili for-
hid the felcrnl courts from Issuiug writs
of injunction against state onicers charged -
ed by law with the enforccment of state I
statutes.
Wc regard with high favor the nondI I
nees on our statc tickct ami invitc all
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voters who helieve in onicial prohity and
efficicncy to join in electing thc1II. I
Carrie Nation Sent to W orkltouse.
Playing the role of injured in-
no < ; ence , Mrs. Carrie Nation this
week bega.n a sentence of seventy-
five days in the workhouse at
Washington , D. C. She was convicted -
victed of disorderlr conduct and
declined to pay the fine assessed I
against her. Mrs. Nation's clash
with the law came about when
she invaded the postoffice and insisted - I
sisted upon delivering a forceful I
lecture on the evils of cigaret te
smoking. She declined to desist
when ordcrld to do so by a police-
man. In court the police judg
offered the saloon smasher the
alternativc of furnishing bouds I
to lcep the peace or payina / (
fine or $25. .Although she had
plenty of monc ) " , Mrs. Nation de-
diued to do either. The Kansas r
woman has been a source of conr r ,
stantnnoyance ! to the police of t
that .
City.
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A Saving for Applicants.
The commissioner of the gen- f
eralland office has issued an 01'-
der which require5 the reg-isters
and receivers of all the United
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States land oflices to prepare all k
applications to maIm cntries and !
filings on public lands when they :
arc requested to do so by the ap-
plicants. This order will insure !
greater accuracy in papen of this 1-
kind , and be a saving to the applicants - !
plicants who have heretofore been I
required to have their applications - !
tions prepared at their own ex- j
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Anselmo Badly Sing\d. ! .
A destructIve fire broke out at
.Anselmo early Friday morning
last , causing a 10s5 of $6000. ' .rhe
fire destroyed a number of the
best bMsilless houses on the south
side of Main stre t. 'l'he fire '
originated in Bert Empfield's
store b ilding occupied by 'l'ay-
lor's b tcher shop. It was impossible -
possible to save adjoining property -
perty on account of poor fire pro-
tection. 'l'he prorJcrty was only
partly insured.
Responses Wanted.
Would like to have responses
from ten parties having good
brood mares , for the object of
organizing a stock company to
purchase a good 2000 pound Per-
cheron stallion.
C. H. HARBAUGH ,
tf Broken Bow , Neb.
When . you
BUY DRUGS
be sure and get the bc ! : > t.
You can't afford to take
chances wtth tlC sick 01 in-
jured. Yeu must have the
kind of relief that only purc
drugs , ski1lfullj' compounded -
ed , will give. We are in
business to meet that want.
We don't sell cheap drugs.
It.don't paj' .
Any man in our store who
compounds a presr.ription
knows how or he wouldn't
be behind the'case. . He haste
to be a registered pharma-
cist. We invite you tu give
us a trial.
SI ftl LEE , !
"The Busy Dtuggist"
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It.EAD THIS PRICE LIST
Heinz pure cider vlncgnr , pcr gal. . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Cotc Dr09. white winc vinegar , per Hili. . . . . . . 04
Canncl pcas , "Idal , " 2 cans for . . . . . . . . . . 25
Golllcu Wax heans , J. 1\1. , :2 : cans for. . . . . . . . 25
CaunJd pUlllpkin , : J caus for. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Hakiug p wdcr , Rnbhitltoot , loc 15C [ 11\(1. \ . . . 25
nclnz peppcr SRUCC , per bottlc. . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Itlower pots , 2 in. to 14 in. , from sc to. . . . . .1.25
ncin7. apple butter , from 25C to. . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Ilein1. currant jelly. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . 2S
l\hlshroolnl , per cau. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2S
Woolson Spice Co's Coffees .
Apex blend. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Corker t , bulk. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Hdgclllore hraud , 2. pouud can. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [ ,0
Vieuna,1\1. &G. , 3 l ound . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
l'cabcrry ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2S
African ja'.a. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
BUIll . , Cnlte. , Pie. , Cooldc. , Doughnuts , JeU RoU.
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Eagle Grocery Co.
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ij n eds aud we l'ecogni e the faet that
when-you make small purchases at our
store , they are just flS important to
you then as larger purchases are at
tl ot.her times. 'N e would like to sup-
your s\n ll ne ds.
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Shepherd & Burk wants to call your
ri'ttention to their elegnnt.line of bottle
goods , such use
o Ii ves Sweet mix pickles
Capel' Sauee Lea & Pen'ins Sauce
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Chili Sauce Peppel' Sauce \
Oyster Oocktail Olives in bulk .
Oatsup Sweet , sour pickles
Chow Ohow Ohow chow in bulk
lustard 'Dill pickles .
Rweet Pickles in bulle
We also have plenty of Ripe .1Url Grcen Tomatoes and all kinds vegetables
Phone 125. South Side Square
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Sttldebaker
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GEO. WILLING.
BROKEN now , NEB.
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