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D. M. AMSIIUKRY , - - - Publisher
WILL M. UUNN , Editor
L. VV. AMSIWKKV , - . - Local I'M ' i lor
Sprcclier Disgusted Willi Bryan.
Sprecher , the editor ol the Sclmy-
ler 1'Yeo ' Lance is out in strrtngarticle
in which lie denounces liryan , after
\otingforand sui > porting him twice
for President. Among other IhiiigH
he has the following to say :
'The editor of the l Yoi ? Lance is
not a republicanand does not expect
to be. 'Phis editor is a populist in be
lief and endorses the principles of that
party which has nominated 'Pom Wat
son again for President. He is for
the Platform that 'Pom Watson runs
on and is Ji" admirer of Watson's ,
and voted for him four years ago.
But this year in Nebraska a populist
cannot vote for Watson owing to UK-
iilanipulation of the electors by the
$25.00 MORE IN
CASH PRIZES.
BRING YOUR POULTRY TO FIIE FAIR
NEXT WCEK.
EXHIBIT IN NEW AUDITORIUM
Don't Forget to Sec the Indians.
Tlie Grand Special Pri/e Will
lie Devilled Into Five I'ri/t-s ,
$5.00 Pach.
The poultry department at our
County Fair this year promises lo
be one of the moat important and
uioat attractive features.
Until a year or so ago tins de
partment was very much neglect
ed but now the management of
machine element of the party , which
is nude up of a lu l of masquerading
democrats , fn Nebraska this year
a populist cannot vote for Watson and
must be disfranchised or else choose
from the other nominees.
"Above all else this year , the Free
Lance editor is opposed to the elec
tion ofV. . .1. Bryan to the presiden
cy because he is simply disgusted with
the standing candidate , who is ap
parently for or against , any proposi
tion that will net him votes. In 181)0 )
when Bryan run for President the lirst
time , the writei was enthusiastically
lor him and was a "silver" advocate ,
not thai we considered his bimetalism
a solution of the money question , but
because we were opposed to the sin
gle gold standard and looked upon
"free silvei " as a step in the right di
rection of an increase1 ol currency ,
lint it was a part ol the "instrinsic
value" sophistry as was the gold
standard idea and a makeshift at best.
"In 11)00. ) when still standing by his
"free silver" ideas , Bryan made the
fake ol anti-imperialism and anti-mil-
ilarism his chief issues , lie based
his charges ol imperialism on the
Phillipine pollicy ol the government ,
alter he was to a great extent respon
sible for it , and his cry of the dangers
of a large standing army was bun
combe. While not a warm supporter
of his , still he was voted for that year
because we were not a McK'inley ad
vocate.
'But Bryan's actions since 11)00 )
and his present campaign work and
talk are such that we cannot support
him anil feel it a duty to oppose his
lite association arc awake to the
fart of its importance and are
giving it the attention it deserv
es. They are also awake to the
fact thai" there is as good fancy
poultry in Custer County aa any
where in Nebraska.
The Superintendent informs
us that they will offer $25.00 in
cash prizes and that this is in ad
dition to the regular primiums
slated in the premium list. Tfyis
Grand Cash Special will bedevid-
od into live prix.es and awarded
as follows :
if.'iuofoi lii'st display of Haired Plymouth
ItocLx
fiiKi lor hi'st uispl.i } of White Wyaniloties.
K.IHI lor best display ol the Asiatic CUM )
tout ) lot licst display In Mfiilteiraiif.ni
rijss ,
fi 00 for fot-st illsplaj In tinniiKllah Cl.tss
III each ease tin ; best display
will be derided by points and
the person having the greatest
number of points will be the win
ner. I'Mrst pri'/.e to count live
A GREAT CASH SALE
S. P. Grroat nnd Co. have decided
to greatly reduce their immense
stock of Furniture , QuooiiHWiu'c ,
etc. , and will soil in greatly re
duced prioes , for rash only , l'oi"
the next throe months. ( Jnme and
get some of the many wonder
ful bargains at the Big Store.
S. P. GROAT & CO.
flection and in the most efl'cctive
manner. "
"Bryan lias deserted "free silver , "
he dropped 'government ownership'
he is weak on 'imperialism , and he is
not frantically calling attention of the
American people to the dangers of our
'enormous' standing 1111113 % but what
he is doing aside from bidding for the
labor vote is to go before the people-
on a lot of little matters that at best
are but policies and not principles ,
such as guarantee of bank deposits
and publicity of campaign contribu
tions , and with the war cry of 'Let the
people rule , ' which is the rankest sort
of buncombe and the words of a
grandstand player.
Debs Don't Like Bryan.
| iugene ) V. DebS , the Socialist
Candidate for President , in a speech
in les A'loines , Iowa , las ! week was
heartil3r applauded by some 2000
working men who had gathered to
hear him when lie had the fol
lowing to say of Mr. Rryau :
'Phi- Nebraskan , said Mr. Debs ,
* . l.iiuis Id represent both the Capital
ist and the working men.
"No man can do this any more than
he can ride two horses at the same
going in opposite dirctcions , " he said.
' * [ admire JVJr. 'Paft the more because
he frankly admits representing the
capitalistic classes. When ITaywood
Meyer and Petibone had been kid
napped and were threatened with the
loss of their lives , Mr. Bryan was up-
pealed to as the friend of the people ,
but he uttered never a word. Is that
the kind of a man you want for Presi-
poinls , second prixe to count
three points. It is possible for
one exhibitor to win tour pri/es
provided he has the quality in
his birds , namely , first aTd second
end on fowls and first and second
on chicks.
Those with whom we have
talked about these grand cash
specials concede that it will bring
out alarge number of birds. Con
sidering this , it will be well for
you to look well to the quality of
the specimens you bring. It may
be well to add" right here that
some preperation of your birds
will pay you. Catch them a few
days before the Fair and coop
them if possible. Clean their
legs , wash their faces , combs ,
and rattles and put a little vas
eline on their face , comb and
watlles. If you will do this yon
will be surprised at the improve
ment in their appearance.
A poultry show is the best
poultry school in the world.
Come out , bring your birds , talk
it over with the other fellow and
profit by the the experience of
others.
This year we expect to sec a
good display of pet stock , pig
eons , hares , rabbits. All will be
given and you are urged to bring
whatever you have and help make
this years show a hummer.
The Supl. will exhibit his
birds that won the Blue at the
State Fair last week but these
birds will not compete foi any of
the prizes.
Dent come to the l 'air and say
that you had better birds at home
but bring them along and show
them.
Another Attraction.
Aside from the many attrac
tions which have been already
secured and which have been
noted in this paper , the manage
ment informs us that they have
secured Capt. A. (5. ( Shaw , for
merly ol the llth. O. V. C. , who
ALL NKXT WKEK
Commencing
MONDAY NIGHT SEPT. 14 ,
I.EWISHTOC'K ' CO.
BlGUiRBIlTiliRTHAN EVER
Don't Kail to see Our Opening Play.
T II I : G R li A T
DIAMOND ROBBRRY.
5 Act Melo-Drama. Spei laities Between Arts
Ladies Free Monday Night When Ae-
eoinpanied by One Paid 50e Ticket.
PRICKS 25 , 35 AND SOc.
Seats on Sale at Bnisch's Drug Store.
dent of the United Stated Tie has
had himself photographed hand in
hand with with C'has. ' Murphy , of
Tammany Hall , which IK the most cor
rupt political organi/ation in the
country. And Mr , Bryan is photo
graphed with Murphe } * because he
wants to carry JSJew York. With
Robert Sullivan whom Mr. Bryan
classed worse than a train robber.
Mr. .Bryan is now working side by
side for the success of the Democratic
party.1
Over at Des Moins , Ja. , on Aug.
2Jst , Candidate Bryan made a tarill
reform speech which in fact was not
an advocacy of tariff reform but a
plain appeal for free trade , although
the .Peerless tries lo cover his real in
tentions by a copious use of the wore
"reform" in this connection. Jn this
speech Candidate Uiyan ; had much to
say about "wills" and how an intelli
gent man would proceed to make t
will and leave to his wife anil childrei
exactly the share of the property
which he desired them to have. This
is a good subject for Candidate Biyai
in view ol the will he drew for the late
PhiloS. Bennett of Connecticut witl
the secret letter attachment whicl
made Candidate Bryan a beneficiary
to the extent of $50,000 in the Ben
nett estate. In drawing the will for
Mr. Bennett , Candidate Bryan did
not follow the rule he lays down at
Des Monies of putting each bequest
plainly in the will , ' 'lie was willing
to get into the Bennett will without
publicity , and lost out in court when
the widow contested.
will perform his thrilling and
daring feat of fairly fastening a
lady tight between knives and
battle axes , thrown from quite a
distance. '
Bring Your Exhibits.
Our farmer friends should not
forget to bring their exhibits of
grains , stock , etc. , and capture
some of the preminms offered by
the fair association. Bring the
whole family , tell yourneighbors
to come and also that the fair is
bigger , better and grander than
ever.
Automobiles to Have New Roads.
There will be no danger of
teams becoming frightened on
the street leading to the Fair
Grounds as arrangements have
tjcen made for the Autos to go
'clown ' the railroad right of way
to tlie grounds.
$800 Horse Race.
There are already six entries
in this race from different states
and it will be the best race ever
seen in this part of Nebraska.
Something All the Time.
The ball ground will be illu
minated at night with g-as and
the people will have an oppor
tunity of seeing the latest fad in
base ball.
The Indians are on the * road.
The large Sioux in his war paint
will let out war whoops and
execute war dances every night.
The squaw and her papoose are
also coming. Thirty Indians in
all.
The baleen man has shipped
his air vehicle. The jruidless
wonder , the wild riding , Indians
chasing cattle , Wilson in his
wild west exhibits and themerry-
go-'rounds will all be here.
Come.
On Trip Around The World.
Captain N. Trennt and wife of
London , lOngland , were in the
city Monday night to talcu train
lor Seattle , Washington. Mr.and
Mrs. Trennt had ( been visiting
the Captains brothers , William
and Fred Trennt , near Pilot ,
since the first of June and were
very much impressed with this
part of Uncle Sam's domain.
They will visit Japan and other
countries before reaching- home
about Christmas. Mr. Trennt
was Captain on a liner i mining
between London and Japan for
twenty-one years and during that
time never met with an accident
to his bhip , although he said he
had many narrow escapes. They
are pleasant people to meet and
the friends they made while here
hope that they will decide to re
turn to this part of the world to
live. They were the guests of
J. H. Osborne and wife while in
this city.
Death of John M. Hughes.
John M. Hughes , who was
thrown trom his wagon about
Ihn'u weeks ago receiving an in
jury to his sidi' , died at hit. home
eight miles north of Broken Bow
Saturday , Sept. 5 , 1908. Mr.
Hughes was 70 years old and
had lived in Ctihter County for
many years. Funeral services
were held Sunday at 2 oclock
from the Baptist church in this
city , conducted by Hcv. J. D.
Brady. Interment in the Broken
Bow Cemetery. Mr. Hughes
leaves a wife and two daughters
and a host of friends to mourn
his death.
Fourth Quarterly Conference.
The Fourth Quarterly Confer
ence of the Al. E. Church was
icld Monday evening in this city.
Rev. L. H , Shumate , Dist. Supt.
was present. He reports finding
the church in this section in
good shapo.
Reese's Durocs.
About 30 head 1 month to 3
years old , from the Custer Coun
ty Herd of Duroc-Jerseys owned
by John Iteese , will be on exhi
bition at the Custer County Fair.
The blood of the great hogs ,
Crimson Wonder , Ohio Chief and
' -'Kant Be Beat"
- largely predomi
nate in this great herd. The
great boar , Crimson Wonder , Jr. ,
large but active as a pig1 , with a
number of his g-et , male and gilts
will be among the number on ex
hibition.
Don't fail to see this exhibit of
hogs from one of the best herds
in the State and of the best
breed on earth.
Marriage Licenses Issued.
Since Thursday of last week
licenses to wed in Custer county
have been issued as follows :
Laye K. Kelley Berwyn
Anna Ball Bsrwyn
OBITUARY.
Nicholas Smets was born it
Belgium Sept. Sth 1848 and died
Aug. 11th , 1908 in his 61st year.
In 1870 he mas married to
Catharine Francois. In 1883
they came to America and with
the exception of one year have
continuously resided in Custer
county , Nebraska. Ten children
blessed their union , two died in
infancy , the remaining eight all
grown to man and womanhood ,
and one brother living in Bel
gium , are left to mourn his loss
His remains were laid to rest in
the Round Valley cemetery
beside those of his devoted wifi.
followed by a large concourse o
sorrowing friends.
lfare\\ell Father , them hast left ns
Anil thy loss we deeply feel ;
tuit 'tis God who doest bereft us ,
lie ran till our sorrows heal.
WKISSKKT.
I.otk of diy hot weather now days.
Miss Atuy Franklin ib vUitlutr a short time
with her sister , Mrs. Sadie Sams.
Alex Piernie anil Albert Powell slnppud two
loads of cattle to Omaha Wednesday
All report a Cno time at the party Friday
evening at Chester Sams.
Dave IMruio'o bahy Is on the hick list.Ve
hope foi Us recovery soon.
X.ell.i ( ioodiicr lias returned home from
short visit In loua.
Mlhseg MaifJfle and Katie Pirnlelsited will
relatl\OH .mil friends uear Welssert thu pas
week.
Jim Peterson is back on the old farm tit-a
\Velhserl , kcuplnu house for this bachelors
Nclsaml Andrews
Mis , Will Wiinl Hum Sarufiit wax callei
lieieon aLLOiint of the illness of Mrs. Or
1'linlu'n baby ,
Mr.Cooksley and t > on Arthur made a bus
ness trlii to Sarsunt Monday
We understand that Mr , Cooksley tia
boutcht out tlie old Charlie Swanbou lurdnar
store in S.irtfeni.
John Plrnie and wife expect to make thot
home a short time on J I , bain's farm ,
Mlb Kay Mjers from bwlsa Valley Mslted
In this talUi Saturdiy acd Sunday.
i ; . M. Piper is haulinc lumber from Ilerwyi
to bullil a firanan .
Ktery ludy Is voinir to thu bitr County Pair
expecting a better time tkls year than they
ever hail before
MlbsoH Slna Darls and Udita I.utlier hare
returned to HroUcii llow to attend school ,
Clarenci ) Itnrnes and sister Uthe ylbitcil at
JocSwatiaou's Saturday and Sunday.
C. C. Dcwey of Shenandoah ,
owa , is visiting old friends in
lie county. C. D. was one of
lie early settlets of Ouster.
Card of Thanhs.
We wish to utlcnil our sincere thnnlt
to friends mid relatives , who to kindly
assisted us during the sickness nnd death
of onr beloved father.
Mrs V Ford , W II Smcts , sirs 1 ? J
IMihiinn , Julian Pmcls , Mrs Win Uhlnmn ,
Nicholas Stuets , Kli/nhelh A SmoH ,
Cashnian Sinets.
Card of thanks.
We di'slre tocvtriuloiir sincere thniikt
to the many neighbors and friends for the
kindly assistance and sympathy tendered
to no during the sickness , duuth and
burial of onr bnbv.
Mr and Mrs J. U. MOIIAT.
BUSINESS POINTERS.
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Dr. Bass , Dentist. OverMcCom '
See Dr. Talbot for"Kambl r
and Mitchell Automobiles.
You will need extra white dNi.- * *
es during harvest lime. J. \ \ .
Scott wants you to see his line.
Drs. Farnswortb & lieck - -
Dentists.
Save time and money by attending
tendingCuster College Write
or free catalog1 to Lot en Coriu-tl ,
Dres. , Broken Bow , Nebr.
New 4 room cottage for sale ,
also furnished rooms lo rent.
12-tf MRS. L. L. SHARP.
I have three city properties for
> ale very reasonable
ll'tf GKO. PAPINKAU.
A limited amount of old wheat
'lour on hand which will be sold
at a discount at Scotts.
I ha"ve just received a car load
of Jay-hawk Stackers and Sweeps
that I will sell reasonable while
they last. See J. C. Hutt or
Great & Vat : Antwerp at Groat's
old stand , Broken HowNebr. 2-tf
Edward Dodd , physician and
surgeon. Diseases of women a 1 A
specialty. Office phone 260 , re&- \gf ;
idence 248. All cases promptly
attended.
Just received a large shipment
of White Dishes for Harvest and
Threshing at J. W. Scott's.
Now is the time to lix your
fences. We have Hedge , Red
Cedar and two by four Oak
Posts and all kinds of building
meterial.
HIKRKS L/UMBWR & COAL Co.
A second grade certificate c < n
be secured in one year by a
seventh or eighth grade pupil ( .
Custer College. Fall term be
gins Sept 21 in our new brick
building. Write for catalog.
Save time and money b } ' at
tending Custer College. Write
for free catalog to Loren Cornet t
Pres. , Broken Bow , Nebr.
For Rent.
Two unfurnished rooms in
Custer Block during fair week or
will rent for month. Inquire at
RHPUBUCAN office.
Di. Bartholomew is now lo
cated in his new office bouth of
the Reality Block and is prepar
ed to do all kinds medical , surgi
cal or opticial work. He has
everything for the successfull
treatment of acute , chronic or
special diseases. His office h
equipped with modern appliances
and the prices he is makingon
opticial work cannot be dup
licated. 14-lt
For Rent.
Good 5 room house , barn , cave
windmill , 8 lots with plenty of
fruit. Inquire of A. W. Drake- .
Mr. Al G. Fields
iThe Well Known Globe Trotter )
In His Unsurpassed Lecture \ J
JOURNEY AROUND THE WORLD
Illustrated With Beautiful Life
Like Pictures.
The Lecture You Have Heard About
>
ASSISTKD HV
MISS FLORENCE FIELDS
In Illustrated Songs.
SUCH AS
"The Organ and the Choir"
AND
"The Utthi Room Where Baby Used
to Sleep. "
Opera House Wednesday Sept. alrd.
PRICES 15 AND 25c. f
