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CL'STER COLNT\ REPUBLICAN
SOBSCRlFflON itl
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ADVCK'IMSINC KA.TU9.
U'litti ! tnallur is Hi't on ttmiil li.iH
a Hal pi lee ol turn ly cutilH per I noli , si iiule col
umn , for each Inicriion , two or iiiotu InmrtloiiH
15 coiilH i > t'r lucli. Special ixmltlon , HliiKln In.
turltou < ) centH pur inch. Metal IMHU. eluclroi-
u\u or inoru tlnirx , 15 rviitH pur Inch. l > .iyiii nt
next of cacli nmntli.
Local tulverthliiK n it- rents i > rr line rirli : In
Notleeot cliurrli clnircli f.ilrn , soclabli-n nnil
rfimnaltimcutrt wlirte nionny In churuuil , one
half rate * ,
Death Uullcei ( tee , half rrlie ( or pulillihlnir
ubttimrle * .
Cart ) of Thauka , TO cen t.
Legal uotlco at ra'et ' provlileil sutnteu nf
Nebruika.
Society notices ami lofolulloni , one-hall tji
"SVcJUIng aotlcti ) finu. hull ( irlcn ( ni nm nf
pioeati.
KuurM at broken How. Nelnaaka , fur trnnt
tlio Unite. ) StutUH inalU
at iiecopil class rati-a.
Herbert ( i , Myers , Editor and Publisher
Political Announcement.
llclni ; iiromntcil by a U-slrc to irail
direct the educational forceof tin-
county of Custcr , In whose schoolM 1 was a
liupll nearly 30 years ; i ( ! , I hereby loriually
announce myself a candidate for the position
uf County .Superintendent "I 1'ubllc Instruc
tion. I have advocated lepubllcan prlncl-
plus for IS yearn and am thus asulut ; the.dls
tlnguUlicd honor ol belnt'ltH nominee at the
coming election.
WAI.TKU . WAT BUS.
1 hereby announce to tltc Uepuhlicnns
of Custcr County tbat I nut u cnndidate
tor the iiomliiatlou to the oilicu ol
County Surveyor uubjcct to the express )
ed will of the members of my party at
tbe primary. I have served na Deputy
County Surveyor for the past 3 years
mul previous to the practical end no
quired my education in the Count }
schools of Custer County , in the 1'rcmon
Normal school and tbe Nebraska State
University. I have always lived it
Custer county and have always support
ed tbe Republican ticket.
A. J. VANAN'fV/HUr.
UNIVERSITY fiXTHNIIONS.
Au unsuccessful attempt was
made in legislature to prevent
any part of the University's ap
propriation being used for the
University extention work. Thi
department of the University is
a new one and its object is to
give the people who for one reas
on or another cannot go to Lin
coln for instruction , an opportun
ity to have the advantages of the
% State's greatest instruction of
learning. The attack on this
department was made by Senator
Tibbcls of Hastings through
personal motives.
The number uf * Union I * 'who
ire scenting infraction by ir-
espondence ii lapully unread-
ing and the instruction hei
uioie Hlicient as litnt * } , r" < "i mi
Out : ol the gii'at piiviitf i < ii- -
pomlencu si heels now hui $ uvfi
'
K.OOI ) atudents in the state. One
of the most uprising thing' ,
ahout this school is that it hr ; ;
2,100 corrospcndencc student-
Lincoln where the opporlunites
for Hchool work aie greater < hin :
in any part of the state. This
in itself is conclusive evidence
that correspondence instruction
is popular and c flier I w. The
University of Nuhrnska is mil )
keeping ahieast of tin- times
when it launches a ( orri'spuit-
dence department and this de
partment iu deserving of llu- sup
port of the people ol the state.
The tuition of the private
sehooh is more than three limes
the tuition authorized by the
regent ! ) for the Univiseiity's de
partment. The private corres
pondence schools are p.iid over
* 200,00t ) annually hy students in
the state who may now yet the
instruction through the Univers
ity for ahout one third the cost
The extention department of the
University should have .WOO
students in the slate in the
course of the next two years.
Have you "boosted" for Bro
ken Bow in any way this wceK ?
Broken Bow has , in the past
few years , been making progress.
However , its strides in that
direction have been as rapid as
they might have not been on ac
count of the lack of unity and or
ganization in pushing its inter
est. We now have the organiza
tion and if the people will only
stand united behind i great
things may be done.
Count that day lost whose low
descending sun views from my
hand , no worthy action done.
This is'an excellent resolution for
an individual to make and why
wouldn't it be a good one for the
city of Broken Bow ? We should
count every day lost whose low
descending sun views , no work
done for progress and improv-
ment. Let each day be one of
life and energy for the whole
city.
Kna.be Marshall
Everett and Wendell
PIANO SPECIALIST
Herbert A. Watts
SELLING TUNING
WATTS BLDG. PHONE 179. IIROKKN HOW.
SATISFACTION POSITIVELY GUARANTEED
Cable Haines Bros.
Wellington Bush ftnd Lane
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I'm o Fond Products
IMIISI I'lAMS ' KIK S\ll CMOS I Vk/MUIUtl MOrtlHS
'urin.1 - little Chirk Feed
l , M cJills a suck. It keeps
them we'll and makes them
glow.
Louse killer for your poul
try at 25c ii box. Keeps
tliein healthy.
Panacea the only egg
producer. 2 c and dlc ) sixes.
Oyslcr shell for poultry'-V
net pound. $ l.f > 0 a hundred.
Buy tliiu and note the result.
\Vi > have a line hog regulator
later it is put up in $1.00
size packages warranted to
give results or money hack.
Try a box.
I We never get tiied harping -
ing on our blue Hell Pea'.i a
Broken Bow , Au
rora and Mason
City Hour.
M Kli YOUR HOMI : MORI-
BRIGHT NI ) CllliliR.
TU , JV , liRINfi IT
Have you seen our new
line of samples of high
grade wall paper ? No
store in town can offer you
a collection of such rare
beauty and elegance to
choose from at such reason
able prides.
It will be a pleasure to
you and to us to have you
look them over.
The Busy Druggist
AIS ) rilAP PAY.
Lee Tlaney advertising man
ager fur the Colorado Midland
railroad , in a recent interview
, vith a'ucwspaper man in Omaha ,
said , in reference to newspaper
publicity : ' 'There is no clais of
advertising to be compared with
the ad. in the colums of the news
papers so far as practical results
are concerned. We are making
no idle statement when we say
this : we have a system on the
Midland by which we can tell
exactly what our different depart
ments of advertising are bring
ing and our investigations and
calculations have led us to the
knowledge that for tangible re
sults no line or class of advertis
ing it ; to be compared with the
newspaper. It is a strange thing
to me that the billboard patron
doe not awake to this fact. Tin
billboard ad. may start the hur
rah , but it docs not sink in and
bear the iruit. "
Any man is short sighted who
through motives of immediate
personal gain docs anything to
retard the gtowth of the city
He may seem to be sacrificing a
few dollars now if he assists in
cause of progress but he will
receive great returns from it in
the future
Good roads are to the farmer
what good streets and sidewalk
arc to the residents of a city.
Plymouth Rock lijjjjs.
Full blooded Barred Plymouth
Rock eggs 50 cents per setting of
15. $3.00 per hundred eggs. J.
K. Wilson , phone 355. altf
We are in the market FOR
WHITE and YELLOW COUN
Will pay the highest price of
fered on the Broken Bow mar
ket , Call and see us before sell
ing. 34-tf
S. J.
can fur l.V. Silor < * > ' .
Our ( tullon can apricoK
at SSc is dirt cheap. \fi\\\ \ \ \ \
can and good fruits.
We have a can peach put
up in Michigan 2'Ib ' * of
solid fruit , worth 25c. Our
| > rice ' -'Or. a can or U for$1.14
Our lea leaf Japan tea is.
the favorite and so recon-
nized by l * > a drinkers. We
sell it at 5c. ( ) Sold every p
where at GOc a pound.
Our ( Jasoline stands the
state of Nebraska lest. 5
gallons I or $1.1" .
The laws of the slate of
Nebiaaka cut out red coal Hj
oil. W
Fresh Bread daily
I six loaves for 2" >
I
ceil Is.
n ION.
Mrs. I5i'st > ie Anderson is on the
> ick list this week.
Ora IJrowii sjient f undny in
Swiss Valley.
Miss Mina I'crnie is staying
with Mrs. Anderson this week.
Mrs. Ford is visiting witlf her
aunt Mis. Peter ( iovearls.v
Albert K eeb and wife visited
with Mr. and Mis. John Kleeb ,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Powell
were in Broken Bow Thursday
puichasing furniture.
hi'//ie Barns attended the
Kaster services held at Westcr-
ville Sunday morning.
Miss Li/.x.ic Dowj-e , our teacher
closed her schonl here Friday
and returned to her home near
Comstock , Saturday.
Mr. Wolf from Tabor , Iowa ,
gave an instcrsting talk aftct
Sunday school , Sunday at the M.
R. church.
Quite a snow storm visited this
localitv ICastcr evening , which
keep several people from attend
ing church.
Those who attended the enter
tainment given by the pupils of
the IClton school Friday evening
report a line time. The program
was well rendered , which nol
only speaks well for the pupils
but the teacher also.
WI-smiYII.U : llli.MS. .
The Rebeckah's \Veslcrvillc
had a basket supper on Saturday
night which was well allcmlet
and they had a nice progran
consisting of recitations , voca
and instermental music Tin
proceeds are to buy a gas light
for the hall , They raised about
150.
Weddings arc in fashion in
Wcsterville. S. P. Blown and
Mn. Uffler were quitev ! married
on thf 8th , and the lie > i chivare
etl them and afterwards gavi-
Ihnm n line scl of dishes.
Dr. A. J. McArther and Miss
Mable Miles were married on the
'Hh and have gone housekeeping.
There arc now two Pool Hall
in Wcnlervillc in full blast as
the boys seem to be all busy.
H. II. Hein is hauling wheat
to Anuley for $10r > per bushel.
A. W. Copaey goes to Lincoln
Wednesday to a aanilarium for
treatment.
llarve Mattox took a wild
goose chase to Alliance but we
! notire ho came back.
Milton Copsey , Harry Burn-
ham , M Stcinman and John
Crimea are getting seed oals of
John b'cotl.
John Peter and Inn Bishop are
to be married on the Hth , at the
home of Albert Sherback.
A petition is being circulated
among the lax payers for the
town board to purchase an eleva
tor grader for the roads in the
township They have enough
signers now.
New things in the stores -odd ,
beautiful , strange , alluring new
things -but read the ads.
Barrel of Dried Peaches , while they last , 11 Ibs for $1.00
The Famous Sun Kist Oranges , according to size ,
per doxen 20c to SOc
Red Apples from Washington , per don 50c
& Woolen Spice Go's Coffees , per Ib I5c to10c
Try the two Ib. Red. Corn for 50c
Princess Royal Grand of Canned Vegetables.
Cu
Corn per can i5c
Peas 2 cans for 35
Golden Wax Beans per can I5c
Stringleas Beans per can I5c
i H Lima Beans 2 cans for ' . . . 35C
Tomatoes 3 Ib can 2 cans for 35c
Rover Brand Tomatoes 2 cans for 25c
Hover Brand Peas 2 cans for s 25c
a A. B. C. Breakfast Food per pkg . * . I5c
Cream of Wheat per pkg 15C
Mothers Oats 2 pkgs for 25c
tljg Salmon , Luxor , Brand , per can 25c
Cash Paid For Crcarn.
ROCERY COMPANY
Phone 58 roken Bow
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WRONG WATCHES MADE RIGHT
Hvetv tiek that that watch of
yours makes while it needs
cleaning means a shortening of
Its life.
A clean watch is just about fric-
lionless.
A ditty watch is u , watch that is
ticking its way to destruction.
Don't jou knnw that our lupaii
dcjiHttinunt e.vislo for the pur-
pcue of putting \\totig watclieb
light.
"Tis a fact.
Can we IIP ol setvioe to YOL' in
tliis
Twelve hundred dollars has
been subscribed for the building
of a new Catholic church at
Anslcy. It is planned to erect
the church the coming summer.
(5o to Con Cannon's restaurant
for home made pies and all short
orders. aS-)5. )
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1 While the other factor
ies have
gone crasy on
the four-cylinder
propos
ition , the Jackson fac
tory retains its nanity ,
and through it has pro
duced the best
four-cyl
inder cars the world has
ever known. It still continues
n
tinues to build the Model
C , framed for hill climb
ing , framed for taking
care of the hard proposi
tions. Simple in con
struction. , big in its en
gine equipment , hand
some in outline and big
S and comfortable in its
V * proportions the best car v
S for the money in the
0 Automobile world. Let
M me show you our cars.
[ > > > _ Kpnmiaaammaa
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II John cCraw , Agent.