Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, May 06, 1909, Page 4, Image 4
Tlllfi KKfUULIUAN , OUSTJflU COUNTY , j .1 CUSTER COUNTV REPUBLICAN , $1.00 Per Year. KATES , Whr hutul i ie'106 wot/a / * ti dlfcci6tjpi a flat prICcof twenty cents per Incb , single co ! > oran , for each Insertion , two ormoro Insertions licetiti per Inch. Special position , slngluln , ertlon 20 c nU per inch , Metal bas , eluclros- two or moro ttmei , IS cents per Incb , Payment flrit of cncli uioatli , Local adTcrtlslnir flrq cent * PO ( line echln 4rrtlon. Notice of church church fairs , socialist nnd tutcrtalnrncnti whoto ruondy Ii chnrucd , otit half rate * . Ufutli notices free , half crlre for pnbljslilnir obituaries. Card of Tuanlcs , 90 cen t. Legal notices at r < e iirorlitcJ slMutsi of Nebruftka. Society not Ices nud H9olutloB ! , oiifliai : r.iit Wcddliiir notices fieci Ualf price , for nut of presents. r Rutered at Broken Dow , Nnbraska , for trans- r million In th United Hlales malU nt aecoud clnia rates. Herbert G. Myeri , Editor and Publislicr Political Announcement. llclng prompted by a detlrc to lead and direct the educational forces of the great county of Custer , In whose achoolg I was a vupll nearly 30 yearn ago , I hereby formally announce myself a candidate for the position uf County Superintendent of Public Instruc tion. I have advocated republican prlncl * pica for IS years and am thui asking the dls honor of being lu nominee at the election. WALTJSU W. WATBIIB. I hereby announce to the Republicans of Custer County that I am a candidate for the nomination to the office of County Surveyor subject to the express ed will of the members of my party at the primary. I have served as Deputy County Surveyor for the past 3 years , and previous to the practical 'end ac quired my education In the County schools of Custer County , in the Fremont Normal school and the Nebraska State University. I have always lived lu Custer county and have always support ed the Republican ticket. A. J. VANANTV/KRP' COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT. Ideslr * to announce ray candidacy for tb officoof County Superlnterdeut , Hubject to th wisbes of the rotcra and school pnlroni of th canuty. I was born In Ctiiter county and received my common school enucatlon In her ichooU * Since then I Uavo taught several yeart In tbo district and village schools of the county ; have received a profeialunal state ccrtlQcato and completed a full college couria. I believe totu education and cxperltuca at in * to do efflcUnt wjrk for the county. GARLAND E. LtWIS , Atuolmo , Nebr , The announcement of the can didacy of. Garland E. Lewis for county superintendent appears in this issue , Mr. Lewis is a young rafin who has been raised and educated in Glister County and would make a good county superintendent. The candidates lor county oflkcti are beginning to make their announcements and the voters should keep their eye on them and study their qualifica tions. The most essential thing in the operation of a popular form of government such as ours is the selection of good party candidates and that responsibil ity under the primary system rests on the people. Lcgij'nture was Rotten , "W. J. Taylor , of Memo , who was one of the Democratic rep resentatives from this district in the last legislature says : "Everybody knows that the Democratic legislature was com pletely helpless in the grip ol he corporations , insurance com panies and brewers , and fell far short of redeeming its pledges. Good honest Democrats , many of them in the liouse , admitted by explanations to be printed in the house journal , that our party could not redeem its pledges be cause of the influence of the cor porations. " Take that and smoke it in your pipe Brother Beal. If you believe in straightforward , hon est journalism , now , come out and admit the truth. New Hope Items. Mr. Bushes visited at Mr. Gnffies last Sunday. Dr. Talbot was called to Mr. Bryson'slast Mo nday. Mr. Iluffaker and son , Clar ence , shipped hogs Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Day spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrr. Day's parents. John Squires was down look- * Bowen Ptiro Food Producto HOUSE PLANTS FOR SAlfi ORDERS TAKEN FOR CUT FLOWERS 12 cans of Red Ripe Touatoeu , cana chock full of fruit not water 12 cms export Corn , this Is nice Juicv corn , for y3c 11 cans extra fancy Mniue corn , the best on earth for f I 68 Special Conned Goods Offering : 3 cans corn , 3 cans tonmtoes , 3 cans peas und 3 cms of liciini fet only $ [ .33 Our Ten Leaf Tea at 500 n pound , veiy fancy. Also Our Knmo Coffee Pancy Drink , pound 3 ° c I'uritin for Little Chickens , per sack I 3 < ic Louse Killer for your I'oultty. best on earth , per pkg 250 Oyslcr Shells the best for jour poultry i cents per Ib. or $ l.Bo per1100 Ib Panacea 25 and 60 cent packages to keep your poultry healthy. April 3oth is raisin day all over the United States , We have them in nil style packages bulk , plain , seeded and seedless , riend in your order early for them. April 3oth is raisin day. ing after interests on his farm Tuesday. Walter Iluffaker went to Oma ha last week with his father's cattle , returning home last Fri day. Mrs. Peacock , from Broken Bow , spent Saturday and Sun day with her daughter , Mrs. Dave Thompson. Leota Iluffaker came home last Friday and returned to Broken Bow , where she is attending col lege , Sunday. Corda Sheffield returned home last Tuesday , after havin'g fin ished an eight months term of school at Tuckerville. Farm and City loans at lowest " rates. M-ll-tf JAMHS LKDWICII. Drink "Blue Ribbon" coffee- Roasted fresh every day. 24tf. Magazine The following offer contains only sclccled innguztues of llic highest merit. The needs nml desires of every one will bu touiul represented in this list. Women , Literature. 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Mairazlues may bo emit to ono or to MH'.irato addresse * . Additional postiirn Is charred on Canadian and porelirn subscription * . If you do nqt lliJ | what you want , vend 113 your lut , am vrs will quote you the lowest possible price. We ) vlll duplicate any offer made by any aireut , airency or Custer County Republican , Broken Bow , Nebraska 5 gal. of our best gasoline for 90 cents. Dry Valley. A cold wave visited these parts Saturday. Ice froze to the .hickncss ot one inch and the juib shoved down to 19 degrees above zero. We heard some talk of corn planting last week , but "old Sol" didn't see it that way , so the would-be early corn grower was put out of commission and stop ped his corn planter. Iw. A. Corey had the mis fortune to lose his bull. He left the animal at S. Fuller's pasture and it got into Ed Gibbon's pas ture , became involved in a fight with Ed's bull , resulting in the death of the animal. Frank Dickson met with a serious and painful accident Sun. day , while striking with a ball bat at a bone thrown him , the missile shattered and glanced , striking him on'the front teeth knocking out one tooth and breaking another. While such an accident is oainful. a eood iob of dentistry will put his mouth in good shape again. Glaus Marth has issued a warning sign to all autoists via , for them to bring their machines to a dead stand still when meet ing this "avoirdupoisly" gentle man. If they should fail to do so Glaus informed us he will dr x\v bead on a tire of the fleeing auto and puncture the tire. So auto drivers might do themselves a lot of good by taking due notice of the above and govern them selves accordingly. An automobile was detained about half an hour at 9:30 : p. m. . ast night. We thought she had gone "daffy" and struck for re > airs , but finally the chaffeur jot 'er to going and the last we saw of the headlight she was leaded for Broken Bow , running at a high rate of speed. In all irobability the driver had an - of Glaus Marth's ukling- warn- ng sign and wanted both his nachine and h'tnself ' in a place of safety. PRAIRIE Illl.I. Mr. Thomas is on the sick ist. Mr. Price's have begun to ) lant corn. The circle will meet' with Mrs. True Thursday , May 13. Rev. Tompson preached to a argc crowd Sunday and will preach again in two weeks. Mrs. Price's brother , Mr. Bvans , who has been down in Mexico , visited here Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Morford went down to the Loop Sunday to at tend the funeral of Mrs. Cooper. They returned on Monday. Messrs. Perry Morford , Jesse Price and Misses Bertie Fodge and Ora Morford attended church in Broken Bow Sunday night. One of the professors of the Agricultural school , of Lincoln , visited with Mr. Reese at his ranch last Sunday and was highly pleased with the way the ranch is conducted. IU.10N ITEMS. E. Mottinger marketed hogs in Berwyu Monday. P. M. Case is visiting his son , Arthur , near Georgetown. Carl Kleeb is helping his brother , Albert , this week. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Lock nnd Mrs. John Kleeb were Broken How visitors Monday. Misses Amy and Mina Penile , Messrs. Roy Leek and Georcr Cooksley , spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Kleeb. " The missionary lecture given at the M , E church Tuesday ; vening was well attended nnd is reported to have been yery in teresting , i Grandma Shafer , who has been spending the past month with ier daughter , Mrs. Mottinger , a-turned to her home near West- rville Thursday. MAKE YOUR HOME MORE BYPAPERING 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 prices. It will be a pleasure to you and to us to have you look them over. I L The Busy Druggist The rough , unevenly tempered main-spring lies the trouble in many of the cheaper watches. I buy none but the finest American made main springs , thoroughly test ed before insertion , and guarantee them from breakage for one year. Drs. Farnsworth & Beck Dentists. Drink "Blue Ribbon" coffee. Roasted fresh every day. 24tf. NOTICE. All unauthorized persons are hereby notified to not interfer in any way with street lamps , man tles , and fixtures under penalty of the law. a-22-a29 WKSTIJKN LIGHT and FUEL Co. A Great Wrestling1 SSutcli at the Op era House on _ MJJ Farmer Burns is the Middle Weight Cham pion of the world , lie is known as one of the great Athletes of this country. Chicago Jack is thought , by many , to be equally as good a man. This will , without doubt ; be the greatest Wrestling Match ever seen in the western part of the state. Several Preliminary Con tests will be Put On. Ample Accomodations will be made for the the Audience. Special seats for the ladies , will be provided in the wings of the stage. Admission 5fc ) , f ( Ladies !