Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, June 30, 1910, Image 4
THE' OUSTJfili OOUNTX REPUBLICAN OUSTER COUNTY REPUBLICAN $1.00 Per Yotvr. All subscribers arc considered permanent and If they wish to disc ontliiuc ate i-xnectcd to imy all arrearages and notify publisher. Entered nt JJrokcn How , Nebraska , for trans- mlsslou In tlm United States malls at second clans rates , D. M. AMSBfcRRY , lulilor and Publisher ADVERTISING KATES. WUcrn matter In Hot on wood bane electrotype a Hat price of twenty ccntB per Incli.Rlnvlccol- utuii , for cacli limcrtlon , two or more ItiRiTtloim ISccntn per Inclt. 8prcl.nl position , slnirlo In , Bortlon 20 cents per inch. Metal base , electros , two or more times , IS cunts per Inch. 1'aymctit Drat of cacli montli , J < ocnl advertising five cents per line each In crtlon , . . . Notice of cbnrch cluircli fairs , sociables and entertainments where money la chanted , otic Death notices free , half price for publishing obituaries. Card of Thanks , 0 cent * . Legal notices at rales provided statutes of Nebraska. . Society notices and resolutions , oiie-haMr.ncs Wedding uotlccs free. Half price for list of presents. Call For Republican Convention. Thcltcmibllcitniot tlic County ol Cumcr , State ot Ncbrask.i.are hereby called to meet In convention In the city of Hroken llow , on Monday July 18th , 1U10 , at 11 o'lock In the forenoon , In the forenoon , In the cadwell building , for the purpose of selecting nine teen delegates to attend the Republican State Convention to meet at Llnroln , on Tuesday , July 2Uli , 1'JIU , and to select the County Central committee , and for tne transaction of such other business as may tirniM-rly route tn-fnre tbe convention. The Convention shall be mane up of dele gates chosen by tbe Republican of the re spective townships of the County at caucuses belli for that purpose , prior to bald 18th day ofjuiy , 1910. The basis of representation shall be one delegate for each 10 voles or major fraction thereof cast at the 1010 general election for John U. Harncs , Republican nominee for Supreme Judge. Said apportion nont entitles .several town whips to the following representation In said convention , to-wlt : Algernon 10 Oarllcld r > Anslcy 14 Hayes 3 Arnold H Kllfoll \ \ 7 uerwyn ' " ' ' " " ' Hroken llow 30 I'uup..I" ! . . . . . H Cliff 7 Myrtle o Custcr 8 Sargent 1 ! Comstock Triumph Douglas Urove 8 Victoria 7 Delight 15 Wayne Kllni ( i Westervlllu. . Illk Creek H West Union. . Grant 0 Wood Ulver li Total Ml IT IS FORTH Kit RI2COMMKNDKU that no proxies be allowed , and that the delegates present from each of the respective town bhlps be authorised to c.ist tbe full vote of their delegation. The members of the County central Com mittee who are to conduct the 11)10 ) campaign must be chosen at this convention. Alpha Morgan , Chairman. William M , Dunn , Secretary. Dated thl.s 22nd day of June , 191U , IJroken JJow Nebraska. Call from Cliff Township. Notice is hereby given that there will be a Republican Caucus held at the lllcks school house Cliff Township Saturday JUlylO laio at 2 p. in. for the purpose of electing 7 delegates to attend the Republican County Conveutlon to be held at Hroken llow July , 18 1910 and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before tbe above meeting. w. j. Rice , Comm. N. T. GADD'S ANNOUNCEMENT FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY. Uavlng Hied with the proper olllcer , I now announce myself a candidate for the olllce of county Attorney subject to the ap proval of the republican party at the 1'rlinary election to lie held August Iflth , 1910. It Is perhaps needless for me to nay ; I am unalterably aitalnst Iho Liquor Inter ests , lam lor county Option , lor state and nation wide prohibition. 1 am a republican , but am most emphat ically for the revision of theTarllf downward and for the removal of tariff upon things essentially necessary to the comfort , health , happiness and prosperity of the cltt7.cn. My present term ot ollice does not expire until January 1'Jll , my time and ability there fore Is the property ot the cltl/eii.s of the county , ol all political complexion , that be. Ing true I WILL NOT MAKIJ A CANVASS. 1 have not been absent from any meeting of the board of supervisors have been on hand atali times when called upon by county ofllcers from the least to the hlghent , Inc'iid- Ing Township ana School district ollljrs : When needed by the private citizen , Duller over the 1'hone , or in person I have been on hand by day or night , and this I will have to hay at the end of my tcrmoj ollice regardless of the results of the primary election ; If you need the county attorney , you will tliul him ot his ollice , not out In campaign , using your time to further his personal Interests. If absent , It will be because of business , and In that event , there will be a competent lawyer In charge of the ollice. I am human , and no doubt have made mistakes during my term of ollice. but I have no excuses to offer neither any appologles to make ; I have sought to discharge duty to the best of my ability from mv view point , this I will continue to do ; I will thank you for your consideration and will appreciate your support. Kespcctfully Yours , N. T. GAUD. ANDERSON POR SUPERVISOR. Having tiled as a candidate for Supervisor ol the tmrd supervisor district subject to the will of the republican primary. I will ap preciate your support. If nominated and elected I will use my best efforts for the ad vunceincnt of the best Interests ol the dls trlct and the county in general. HAS ANDKIISON. MYERS FOR COUNTY ATTORNbY. I am a candidate for couuty attorney sub ject to tlio aprroval of the republican pr marles. F. MVKHS. TOR STATE SENATOR. I decided to again be a candi date for the nomination for Sen ator to represent the Fifteenth district , embracing Custer , Val ley , Elaine and Loup counties I have filed as a democrat and peoples' independent candidate and respectfully urge the voters to investigate my record as a member of the legislature during the last session. I shall appreci ate your support if I may seem to you to merit it. Respectfully , J. A. Ollis , Ord , Nebr. Congress adjourned last Satur day , i It is now to be seen whether Senator Gore's sensational charge has any foundation in fact or whether it is another of hie exagcrations. Senator Cummins of Dca Moincs , one of the most prom- ncul insurgents in congress stales "that upon the whole he work of the congress just closed is excellent and that many ! oed measures are to its credit. " President Taft proved his ability as an able executive in rorcing to final passage several of the important bills for which the public had been clamoring and or which the republican party was pledged. The late congress has to its record the passage of the rail road bill , the statehood bill for Arixona and New Mexico , Postal Banks , two Battleships , Bureau of mines , white slave regulation , and withdrawal , protection of Alaska seals , creation of a tariff board , besides many other item of local interest. Mr. Roosevelt has had two terms , and publicly subscribedito the rule that retired him at the cud of the second. Only soph istry supports the present move ment in his name , and up to this time sophistry has never controlled him , or been found a the brfse of any of his achieve meuts. Washington Star. Those republican members o Congress who declined to stand with the majority on party issues during the recent session ma find when they ask for rp.nomina- tion that tliey are not so much better or bigger than their party as they had imagined. No party has much use for a man that can not be depended upon in battle. Such denounce their all * giance to party ties and make their race for reelection independ- lv of any party. If they did not succeed in being elected they might succeed in getting rid of some of their own conccipt. J. W. Crabtrec of Peru announ ces through a circular issued to the republican voters of the state that he is a candidate for state superintendent. Mr. Crabtree has for twelve years been engag ed in educational work in the State , most of which time he has been at the head of tnc Peru State Normal. lie is not only known to be one of the best school men of the state but he is held in high esteem by those who have come under his teach ing since -be has been in the state work. His nomination and elec tion should be unanimous. Washington Letter. Washington , D. C. Three great issues will be presented by the republican leaders for the consideration of the voters of the country during the coming cam paign. The first will be the legislation thus far completed by the extra and first regular ses sions of the 61st congress. The importance of this legislation has probably rarely , if ever been , exceeded by any previous con gress. Three laws will stand out foremost in addition to sever al hardly less important laws for the consideration of the people. First the tarilT law passed at the extra session ; secondly , the new railroad law , and third , the Post al Savings Bank law. Then too , the appropriations of the present session will undoubtedly be scan ned very closely , because an at tempt has been made in spite of the constantly increasing de mands made upon the govern ment to keep these appropri ations very close to those made for last year. The Taft Method Gels There. President Taft is being praised on every hand for the quiet , prompt , effectual manner in which he prevented an increase in freght rates being carried into effect by twenty four western railroads. And he accomplished more than that , for the eastern lines which were contemplating CHURCH COLUMN. Al. E. Church. R. II , Thompson , Pastor Suutlay School 10:00 a. m ; morning sermon 11:00 : a. in ; Jun ior league 2:30 : p. m ; Epwortb league 6:30 : p. m ; evening sermon 7:30 : p. m ; E. L. Mission Study 1ass , Wednesday 7:30 : prayer nceting Thursday 7:30 : p1. m. iL"j SJ.1 worship with us you WM ? ? " , v.jfrz uger in the church ut once. laptist Church. A. T. Norwood , Pastor Sunday School 10:00 : a. m ; reaching 11:00 : a. m ; Junior union 3:00 : p. m ; 13. Y. P. U. 7:00 : m ; preaching 8:00 : p. m ; icachers' meeting Monday 7:30 : p. in ; Agoga class Tuesday 7:30 : p. m ; prayer meeting Wednesday 1:00 : p. in ; Atnonia class first and hird Tuesday of each month r:30 : p. m. Christian Church L 0. Doward , Pastor At the Christian church next Sunday. Communion and preach ug services at 11:00 : a. in ; spac al song service and sermon'8:00 : p. m. ; Special music by the choir and others. There will several selections at both services. Bible school 10:00 : a. in. ; Christ ian Endeavor 7 p. m. U. B. Church S. Al. Zike. Pastor Sunday school 10:00 : a. in preaching 111:00 : a. m ; Junior C E. 3 p. m ; Senior C. E. 7.p. . m Episcopal Church W. J. Dunville Rector , Sunday School 10:00 : a. m morning- prayer and sermon 11:0 : a. in ; evening prayer and addrcs at 8:00. : The Ladies Guild wil meet at the home of Mrs. Jame Ledwich. an advance in freight schedules , have since given assurance that there will be no changes made until after the railroad bill now in coDferen.ce has become a law , and the authority to approve rate changes has been vested in the Interstate Commerce Com mission. But of the Taft method , the Cleveland Leader has this to say : "The inatnmer in which the attempt of the railroads to in crease freight rates has been met is a good illustration of the Taft method the processes which won him such solid success as a special representative of the Government in Cuba , in Panama and in the Philppi.aes and , as a member of the Cabinet. * "When the western1 roads gave noctice of their intention to raise rates , he had the Department of Justice enjoin them. Then the other railroads of the country lined up with those first involved , and it appeared that one of the greatest battles ever fought by the great common carries and ledcral authority was on. "But the railroad presidendts knew one thing with certainty ; fey were sure they colud get a square deal in the White House. They knew that President Taft , if he were shown that the pro posed increase was just , would stand by them , even if he invited popular censure thereby. So they went to the White House and talked the matter over with him. "One of the most important ends sought by the President in the railroad bill which has just passed the senate is the empow ering of the Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate pro posed increases in rates , to deter mine whether they are justified and will not impose a hardship on shippers. Mr. Taft asked the railroad men to await the enact ment of the bill so that the ques tion now up could go before the commission for determination. So strong is their confidence 1.d 1.n his justice and BO well satisfied arc they that the Interstate Commerce in merce Commission will treat * hctu fairly , that they accepted. Np attempt will be made to put the 1Cn rates up until permission is given by the commission , The govern- Custer County Land Man If you have a snap in a farm , or ranch for sale list with me. If you want to buy a snap in a farm or ranch , come and see me. Phones , office 42 , resi dence 129. CHAS. W. BOWMAN BROKEN Bow , NEB. Sheppard & Burk Advise all old and new customers to bring their baskets and lunches into tee store and make them selves at home. We also have lots of fresh fruits , eatables and also the larg est line of Fire worlts in the ci'.y. They will be pleased to meet all their old friends and customers on the 4th of July Sheppard & Burk Phone 125 South Side Square ment's injunction suits will be withdrawn as soon as the rail road bill becomes a law. Both sides are satified and as far as human institutions can be relied upon exact justice will be done both shippers and railroads. "This is the Taft method. It is somewhat different from the Roosevelt way. But , given time enough , it may disarm the pres ' critics. " ident's most extreme So the republican party iu this campaign will be fortified as never before in tbe arguments it can present to the voters of the county. There is no issue tote to be dodged ; there is no issue upon which they cannot present an aggressive front. This should mean an arousing of the people throughout the country and a rallying of the voters to the president and the repubican leaders of the county , and a sub stantial republican majority in the next bouse of representatives to aid Mr. Taft , in the second part of his term , to give the Send Your Abstract Orders to J. & Leonard , Bonded Abstractor Office in Security State Bank Building DANGEROUS HOUSE FLYer or "Typhoid Fly. " Don't allow flies in your house , Flies breed disease Don't permit them near your food , especially milk. Screens keep them out Don't buy food stufl where flies are tolerated We sell screens Phone 79 G. L. Turner Lfor. Co , KEEP YOUR EYES ON THE iilington's New Main Line Through Central Wyoming the richest undeveloped country iu the west. Farmers here have no fear of drouth , wind storms or hail storms. THE BIG HORN BASIN is now so well started on its great wealth producing era that it not only ap peals to farmers looking for new laud upon which to establish new homes under most favorable conditions , hut appeals as well to the investor , who wants to turn his money quickly , and to the Business Man , Professional Man , Mine Operator and Manufacturer in towns that are springing np like magic and where raw material iu plenty can be handled at a profit. The new line will reach Thermopolis about July I , connecting the outside world with one of the greatest health resorts in America. CITEAP EXCURSION TICKETS first an Third Tues days. Send right away for our new booklet just off the press , then go with me on one of our personally conducted excursions. D. CLEM DEAVER , General Agt. Land Seekers Information Bureau 1004 Farnum St. , Omaha Nebr. How to Get Rid of The Flies ! If you will call upon us in Broken Bow we will show you how this is done. We have the largest stock of SCREEN DOORS AND SCREEN WINDOWS in Broken Bow. We can furnish you in any standard size screen door or screen window. DIERKS LUMBER & COAL CO. Phone 23. J. S. Alolyneux , Manager. \ Have You Deeds Insurance Policies , or other valuable papers ? If so you need a Safe Place to keep tkem. One of our SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES is an Ideal place for such , and cost is only nominal. Come in and let us show them to you. ( Strictly mHomo Institution ) W. A. OEOUGK.rpresldent JULES HAUMONT , Vice President L. H. JEWETT.tCashler U. D. PICKETT , Abut. Cashier people in every section of the country the best administration possible. STATE or onto CITY or TOLEDO. J LUCAS COUNTY. f ss < FIIANK J. CHENEY makes oath tbat he Is senior partner ot tlic firm ot 1" . J. CHENEY & Co. , doing business In the City ot Toledo. County and State nfaresalil , and that said firm \\lll pay tlic sum ol ONI ! lIU.VOIliu : UOLLAHS for each and every rase ot CATAIUUI that cannot bo cured by tue use ol mix's CATAIUUI CURE. THANK J. CHUNKY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence. this Cth day ot December , A. U. , 1886. , - - I A. W. QLEASON. I Z. I NOTAHY PUBLIC. Haifa Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally and nets directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces ol the system. Bend tor testimonials , free. K. J. CHUNKY A CO. . Toledo , a Fold by all DruCRlsts. 75c. Take Hall's 1'amlly rills for constipation. TAX NOTICE. Ctf. No. 3091. To M. S. Allen : You are hereby notified that on Nov. 0. 1905 , K. A. Wight purchased al public sale for taxes for the year 1W1 the following described land to-wlt : The west H acres of North lt of North Kast U of section 2K Town ship 18 Uange 25 In Custer county , State of Nebraska That said land was assessed In the name of M. S Allen , and that , after October U , ID 10 , tax deed will be applied for. Dated June 30 , MU. 4-0 L. A , UNITED STATES' SENATOR AT \ 2 "FIDDLING BOB" TAYLOR. The silver-tongued orator of the Southland. His purpose In life Is to wiake the world happier. The management - agement can get no better because there are no better lecturers than Senator Taylor. - , -