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CUSTGR BOUNTY REPUBLICAN
A ! UU For Y ni
All tuoscr'neitt ate cunMflcrea permanent
uu it tary wmn to aii-contlnuc sreejuiect-u
to p.iy ill arrearages and notify ) lonsucr
EH ereo at llroV.-n How. NcbraiWu. for trans *
tne United StatCn malls
nccnud clais rate ? .
D A1. AMSBfcRRY , Edilor and Publisher
Yes , Us Qcicrner Aldrlch by
25,000.
With Havelock dry anil Jlin Dahl-
man defeated for governor wlmt
will becnmo of Weal Lincoln ?
A promise mnde Hhould bo lived
up to but some promises made before -
fore election would look bad If car
ried out.
The state af Missouri remains
"damp" by about one hundred thous
and , a drouth was rather cxpectoi
In the "show-mo" stato.
When wages arc $2.25 and $2.50
per day for common labor wo fal
to see any good reason why any on
should go around with the "hungf
sign out. " .
The Ord Quiz says on election
day "veto first then call the doctor
or turn In a fire alarm as occasion
might demand. " Thats all well and
good but suppose Bro. Haskcll had
eaten the green apploa would ho
vote or call the doctor ?
What a blessing that It will not
bo necessary to dig up the capital
lawn to sizzle the moat that Jim wa
to servo. As It IB now the people
can keep on serving breakfast Lncon
in the three grain capsules In the
capital city and not bo overfed by
the barbacuo plan.
One thing encouraging was notice
able in the election this fall and
that IB the number of people who
have been indifferent regarding
political matters seems to bo ma
terially reduced. It looks Hko the
right of cltlxcnshlp IB beginning to
loom up In front of the follow who
was "not dead but sleeping. "
d The Journal ( Hemlngford , Nob. )
| nays "accepting defeat gracefully Is
the highest exhibition of self conj -
j trol' and that wo should "rcolco
; ' In success but not rub It In. " Now
i if you can think of anything more
i appropriate at this tlmo drive ovei
t with It. The tlmo to scrap is bo-
forp the fight is declared off , but
aoiuo men forgot the fact that too
much noise has already been an inJury -
Jury to the cause.
Nebraska Senate.
1 J. H. Moorchead , Falls City. .D
2 L. A. Varner , Sterling It
3 S. H. Buck , Horlln D
H M. L. Plaeok , Wahoo 1)
0 U. P. Horton , Omaha D
John E. Reagan , Omaha 1)
J. M. Tannpr , South Omann..i'
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7 u. p. Griffin , Tokamaa
g c ; w. WiltBO. Ranaotpn tt
p A. A. Smith , St. Edwards. . . .H
0 Fred Volpp , Scrihnor it
a 1. | . . Alhc-rl. Polisnin.ja u {
< \V. II. Iloynolds. Cluioruii. . . . |
5 J. A. OlllH , Ord U
G C. F. Ilodinaon , Kearney. . . .D
17 J. II. Buhrman , St.Llbry D
18 J. 11. Kemp , Fullerton H
20 E. P. Hrown , Arbor R
W. A. Sclk'ck , Lincoln R
22 Fiank nattos , Wilbur D
04 c. C. Smith , Exeter H
2tj j. H. MtOrow , Blmlngtno. . . .R
27 0. W. Tlbbets , Hastings. . . . ! )
os u. A. Cox , Wllcox R
09 j. p. cordcal , McCook R
30V. . V. Hoagland , North Matte , ! '
XL'hriiMta In CongiciH.
First J. A. Magulro ( Dom. )
Sccond-r-C. O. Lnhock ( Dem. )
Third J. P. Latta ( Do. )
Fourth Charles II. Sloan ( Rep. )
Fifth George W. N'orrls ( Hop. )
Sixth Moses P. Klnkald ( Rep. )
IXTEHXATIONAIj NEWSI'APEK
UII1LE STUDY CLIJL ,
Answer One Written Question Each
\\ei-k J 'oi' 1'Mfly-Two Weeks
And Win A I'ri/.c.
The I'rl/.rs.
First Series A gold medal to
each of the first five contestants.
Second Scries A silver medal to
each of the neM live contestants.
Third Series A Teacher's Hihle ,
$ . " .50 , to each of the ncvt five
contestant * .
, Fourth Sorlei The book"Tlie
Hoait of Ghi-lNtimiKy , " price $1.50
to each of the ne\t thirty-five con
testants. 9
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Fifth Series A developed mind ,
nn o.xpandedimaginntloii , a higher ev
pi'rience and a more profound know
ledge of the Bible and of life to all
who ( alto this course whether win
ning any other prl/xj or not.
Kach medal will ho suitably engraved -
graved , giving the name of the win
ner , and for what it is awarded , and
in Hko manner each Bible and hook
will ho Insoilbed.
( Copyright , Rov. T.S.LlnRpott , DD )
Lesson for November 110 , 1010.
Jesus In Gothsejnano. Matt.xxvl :
3G-5G.
Golden Text The Son of man is
betrayed Into the hands of sinners.
Matt. xxvi:45. :
Verso 3G Where was this garden
called Gcthsemano ?
Why dcen the word Gothsomunc
now stand for agony ?
. .What purpose did prayer servo in
this sorrowful experience of Jesus ?
Verses 37-38 What nnswor can
you make to the criticism which has
been made , that JCSUH would have
shown a stronger character , and
more faith , If ho had borne this
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trlal without suflerlng or fear ?
Give jour reasons and say wheth
er K" Is pcet-lble to develop the
strongest character with , or without
great suffering ?
1 Send Your Abstract Orders to
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§ Office in Security State Bank Building
JSk ffi ff : s > jKr rar'gl :
What Is the benefit of human sym
pathy when wo arc in great mental
trouble ?
Describe the cause which gave JO-
HUB such keen suffering ?
Why did Jesus select Peter and
John , from the rest of the desclples ,
whei i ho went on to the place of
agoi y ?
Verso 39 What "cup" did Jesus
pray to bo delivered from , the pres
ent agony , or the cross , or somcthlnj
else ?
Can nny pcrfcn retain the favor
of God who IB not always in the at
titude of Koul to say , "not as I will ,
but as thou wilt ? "
Must every true prayer have the
condition , "nevertheless not as I will
but as thou wilt , " or arc there some
exceptloiiB and , If &o , what arc they ?
Verso 40 Why arc wo , like Jesus
so much hurt , when a confidential
friend manifests so little concern In
our trouble ?
Why wore these disciples to blam
fcr going to sleep , and are people
to blame who go to sleep In church ?
Verse 41 Is it , or not , the fault
of the spirit , when the flesh is too
weak for a man to do his full duty ?
Why ?
VOUHOS 42-40 Why did Jesus neo
to ask God three times for the same
thing ?
What , if any , rule Is there con-
rcining the number of times wo
should piny for the same thing ?
Did the disciples niins anything
by not staying awake to watch w.lth
Jesus , if so , what ?
Can a lost oppoi Utility e\er he re-
eiveiid , or is it an eteinal loss ?
Give your reasons. ( This question
must he answeied in wilting by
members f othe club. )
Lesson for Sunday , Nov. 27 , 1910.
The Trial of Jesus. Matt , xxvl :
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( JOOD WORK.
Done Dally in Broken How. Many
nti/cns Tell of It.
Nearly every reader has heard of
Doan'H Kidney Pills. Their good
work in Broken Bow staill contin
ues , and our citizens are constant
ly adding endorsement by public tcs
Imony. No hotter proof of merit
can bo had than the experience ot
case :
J. W. Davison of Broken Bow ,
Nohr. , says : "About two years ago
I was troubled by a dull heavy ache
through the small of my back and
this was accompanied by a tired ,
languid feeling. My kidneys were
disordered , as was shown by the
unnatural condition of the secre
tions from these organs and as time
passed , my health became all run
1
down. When I chanced to learn
about Dotiu's Kidney Pills' I pro
cured a supply and In a short tlmo
after I began their use , there was
a marked improvement I continued
taking Doan's Kidney Pills and they
helped me so greatly that I Consider
it my duty to give this public state
ment In their favor. "
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Wo ( iiinraiitcc to Cure Dyspepsia.
If We Fail the Medicine-
Costs Nothing
To unquestionably prove to the
people that Indigestion and dys
pepsia can bo permanently relieved
and that Roxall Dyspepsia Tablets
will , bring about this result , we will
furnish the medicine absolutely free
If It falls to give satisfaction to an >
one using It.
The remarkable success of Rexall
Dyspepsia Tablctn Is due to the high
degree of scientific skill used In
devising their formula as well as to
the care exercised in their manu
facture , whereby the well known
properties of Bismuth-Subnitrate
and Pepsin have been combined with
Carminatives and other agents.
Blsmuth-Subnltrate and Pepsin
are constantly employed and recog
nized by tho.ontlrc medical qrofes-
slon as Invaluable in the treatment
of indigestion and dyspepsia.
The Pepsin used in Rexall Dys
pepsia Tablets is prepared by e pro
cess which develops Its greatest ef
ficiency. Pepsin supplies to the di
gestive rpi.'iinUs cue of the most
Important elements of the digestive
fluid , and without it the digestion
and assimilation of food are im
possible.
The carminatives possess proper
ties which aid In relieving the dis
turbances and pain caused by undi
gested food. This perfect combi
nation of these ingredients makes
a remedy Invalualc for the complete
relief of. Inbdlgestion and dyspep
sia.
We are so certain of this that we
urge you to try Rexall Dyspepsia
Tablets on our own personal guaran
tee. Three sizes , 2ucents , 50 cents
and $1.00. Remember that you can
obtain Rexall Remedies only at
The Rexall Store. Albert II. Soud-
ers.
Announcement.
Owing tp the Increase In my busi
ness requiring additional helpI have
formed a partnership with Mr. S. L.
Knox , who recently moved to this
city from Mllburn. Mr. Knox is an
experienced mill man and comes to
our community well recommended
as a good citizen as well as a com
petent business man. The new firm
name will bo THE CITY MILL CO.
We cordially invite you to call and
sec us and get acquainted. We will
appreciate , your orders for all kinds
of feed. We will do your grinding
promptly. Thanking yon kindly for
past favors and soliciting your pat
ronage In the future I am
Yours very truly
E. F. McCluro.
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THE SOUTH ! Homcseekers' excursions will continue during the
winter to the South and Southwest ; winter tourist excursion "le
in ct cet eery day to southern resorts these e.\ctirst > n rn cs ol er ru'exce -
lent tilmme toscnpe th Northern wi liter in looking over tbe Ian a id ie-
creation possibilities of t'e ' new South.
HOW1ESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS On the first au < l thrl Tuesdays to
the new lands of the West , including the BJgr Horn Bnsin which coun"
try toil iv offers the greatest combination of indnstriHl nnd farming resource *
nt the cheapest rates in the country.
TO CALIFORNIA Every day excursion rates with choice of routes going
and retaining , to include the whole Pacific slope. Thousands of Americans ,
enpec'allo invnlihs and.elderly people , have selected Southern California for
tbeir rermottent place for a winter sojourn.
Through tourist sleepers to California via DSnver , Scenic Colorado and Salt L'ike ,
the all year route ,
"California Excursions " "Pacilic Coast
Send for Batlingtou publications , ,
Tours , "
Let me help you plan the tour of the greatest attraction at the lowest ratts.
H. L ORMSBY , Local Tickc Agent.
Broken Bow , Neb.
L. W. WAKELEY , G. P. A.
Omaha , Neb
Storm Door and Windows
COLD WEATHER GOODS A SPECIALTY
WE CAN SETTLE YOUR COAL TROUBLES
A\K HANDLE THE 1JEST.
Phone 79
G. L. Turner Lfor. Co.
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If you contemplate having1 a public sale AVC
wiat to print your bills. Call and see us for
all kinds of job printing. We guarantee satis
faction and prompt service.
PHONE 78
Tne Custer County
We deliver Coal .Promptly
You will net coal from us that Is free from slate and
screenings and high carbon and low in ash.
This nifuns that A TON OF OUU COAL LASTS LONGER
, , and Kites more heat with le.ss smoUe and soot than does
* ( ii ( limn y eoal.
AVe ha\o a large .supply of all si/es for heating and do
mestic use. Hetter let us fill yonr bin now vtlth clean , dry
coal hefore the stormy went her arrives.
D1ERKS LUMBER & COAL CO.
Plione 23. J. S. Alolyneux , Manage.
OFFICIAL
The Vote of Custer County , showing the vote of the various voting
precincts in the County. Coui.ty Division again defeated. \
