davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-09
Rulmaneelen.
Zen sjbr iis ~airlbeube p~oeralt, iGrlis
DC itsrre Sger.

CONNER gtcff / Glepelunb, 8, gaO
@ronoiurpen / Common 8leaS Court
"a oenne oobneoe8 efter gtptaor, ben
Snitrur, of 0en Itul0e un0eriGge, ON
ser er noget ia t8uIbonoIerne / imoat
bar Oonnet en- 6orenin8, iom itriOer
moo IntitruItIooen og / befrGftenoe
6nIo iGtte Dem unoer Siltnle.
auIbnnoIerue uGgter life, at Sc
fommer ooeren5 ON Triierne. Sra
Sio til onben uoiGnoes RunOifrioelier.
iom faitiptter @riien paa 8ltI, og ben
moa ale boI0e Jig til, ga be elers
biemfol6er til en- MhtIft ifslge 6or.
eningpns 9ilope. Smtreut ale gpens
<Ibanolere bsrer til 6orentugen. &c
gier Scar al 6Oris8et pao at trpfse
Dem for &etten % tPnfer tngenIunoe
poo of ne0iptte a,tIpriicr.
N~aturgns bruges MI / mango Suie
Il GIepelarb. Gen fommer ira 8eit
8trginta % blPo for fort Sib iioen le.
set op iii GIepelan0. Sc beie &uIprt.
Ter gioroe 9efoIfntngen Ipiten poo set
me 9~rpnOieI, % 8osfompaniet bar
life funnel iDI0eit8jere aQe 9eitiQin.
ger pno 2~e0ntn8er ira 9OOeorerepe.
S GleoeIano er set 6orilag oppe, II
9prooSet ifnl gigre 3nofiob al 9ul %
lrSOele Dem til Solicit for set, Sc foiter.
0ette er giort ! 3etroit, Did. Ger
beOiIgebe 9proo6et for en- Gio iioen
$4,000 til Sn6fisb al 8Il til ll6Oe'
fling for aoitpriS, % Wopor MnD'
burn npprobcre0e 9~eiIutningen. Nu
o]pfororeS til Gn6u0 paa fOrificaile
Sorter bonrOe auI % rogfrie 9I6o'
full ! Gartier paa 10000 Cons. SaI0
al &uI for @penS 9tegnin8 ifnI begun.
De inoreit muIig.
Sra Serre Soute, Sno., ffripes ben
ste, at ct tort IntaI 8~uIgrnoere be.
8pnote at orbeioe, ga MI flere Sern'
banepogne er at tilgoa. Mange al be
@r1ber, iom Itoor / 5orbin0eIie meo
Chicago, os iom fan fna BET nsbper.
bige IntaI 8ogne, bar it6ienot agen.
ter ior at ifaffe gr6eibere. GratpforD
Sairbanfs i Serre Saute er reiit III
Eiten for at gienoptose llnberbnnSIin.
gerne ON at 6onne et &ontpani, iom
IfoI opertage ale 9IsofuIgrllberne
Sn0iono, % oerfor mo- rna0e ouer
en- &apttaI pao $25, 100000.
Get fortnIte3 oen ste paa llnit9o
NirenorferS' SoOeofortor i Serrc
Suute, at omtrent ale Stotens ~.
900 &1tIgraoere ba par / Irbeioe, no.
get, iom life bar pGret SilfGIoet iioen
tibIi9 ! December.
Sra SpringfieIo me0beIes, Of Der /
ii6ite 6iIfaIoor uOgroueoe5 3O.O21,.
800 Cons Sui ! SuinoiS. Intaaet II
8rtber par 9t5, % gicnnemiritIio
ar6cibeOe 32,S75 RanO / Dem.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-09
| Slooet

furaariager manage SHoer = Simmer. Snleer
Ga auoet uoIRi ipruosu lab al appstit,
trrt EoruemmsIie. auialo al galoeipss,
net TorpglsIie % 0opeoptHs.
so ipr mGu bllr ,pJt ben 10 bsere. o.
RaaOsn at Bit tptt ben paa es a. Ogbpsse
bet : uitem, ION bar llot Nerueo. sr at tass
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-09

Chicago optrrber meo Strait / ar.
IeNning al <Iman5eieu % De oper.
orcure Briier paa en- al 2ipets isritc
6ornsoenbehCr. @prnaOet bar togct
Striot til at afbipIpc RsSen. og Sa!-
noi5 Manufacturers 2lsiociation n!
8la iaong meO en- Reisforislaniug a.
altIbau0Ierne forOi biSic bar oaunai
en- SammeuiuGrBelie. a~uIioripniu.
gen / G5icoao er inn rin8e. at Scn life
Ton bare | TO Tiger. og griierne er
~uriuelig bsie.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-09
er. SenOridisn o. !. 9. SannIans

Sr. Seuorifipu og ). Z. SdugIano
/ Nontcuioeo Ninu,. liant 2. .. San.
gan i Gersus Sails bar organiieret
RontepiSeo 2anS & Colonization &c.
ser i Sirsodgs 5lep inforporeret Dos
Statsiefret1ren i II. gnuI meb en-
aapitaI al $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-09

6riir Sngs / RihmoHo. ST., Ser
har urret 8oitisrer / 40 aar. bar ia.
get aiiteO, % Soitminiitaran bar ier0t
ham en- nu~erfierocnSe Sfrinelie, 5oori
ban tafter BAN for laugt % t~roiait
Sirfe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-09
Koneresien.
anlipsrssmaalet brinses up. - &C.
Notwithstanding ueotases.
4noet &ongresnDt.

Gen 75be aorareS iarlIeSeS igiea
efter SIIeierierne 0tanooa Ben 5ts
Sanuar.
Oct isrite, Senatet gioroe, par Of
brsfte allImangeIen / 2arOet. SooJe
ira Wa$iatuiettS boIot en- Gale Der
ON % remiutte oerpon ct 6orilag.
iom 9aar no poa, at GoIOen paa 8ltI
fol opbrpeS / 80 Gage. s 3penI'
LAMB, iagSe ban u,aa Ell HTffe 6abri-
fer lufte, bpis auImongeIen life al.
bieIpes. San pibite, at ct 6orilag iom
bette IfuIbe fomme fra Suiet; men
oct bar bans Guife al benIeOe Sinau3.
fomiteens OpmGrfiombe0 paa 8lII.
iasen.
Rr. GuIberion (SernS) fuIste meS
en- HeioIution, gaaenoe no pao, at n
Sob paa artbracitfuI ifaI opbPoes,
San forIangte, at oenue Sag ituIoe
bebanoIeS itrar. BIott (Gounectjcrtt)
gior6e ben Su0OenSing. at Ser ingen
SUI6 err pao 4ntbracitful. IertiI Be.
mGrfebe @eit CNfo.), at baoOe @ourS
Of appraiierS % YrGiiocnt 8ooieoclt
haooe iagt, at en- ina0nr Cob critic
rcr. Geit forciIoa oglaa ell &eiolt'
ton. gn ReioIutIon ioreIogOes al
SoncS (2lrf.), iom giento8 ben DC
ifpI6uing al %. q. Scarf, at otSit
Ternbuner uIopIig or fomne oueren@
ON life at fGre autbracitfltl. RciJ'
Iutionen ~opfororer Attoruep.@ ener1l
9uor iii at banbIe efter Sc Giore2.
bUro, iom on8ipeIiQ forcli98er bom.
Ter opitob MI Ell bcl Gebot, % Here
republtfnnife Seuotorcr proteItereoC
imoo, bUao Sc aniaa ior en- 6ornGr'
meIie moo Wr. anor.
Schator Naion CSu.) bar life til.
ite6e; men bans 8oue8l GuuOm fore
logoe et 6orilog ira ham booreiter
Regierjngen / @aibington mtoIertio:g
ifaI bemegti8e Jig De auIgruber, ion
life oripeS. % uopinbe Sui al benz iii
6olfetS @dpn. 5remgangSmaaoer
b>ifrioes nsiere, % Mr. Roion Be-
arun6er lit 6oriIag mrb. at @rmo,
Iooen panIpgBer aonqre5ien at isrgc
for GoIfcts oIminocIi1e @s.. Get inm.
NE gisr ogioa andre 2ope. Men 81
oIminoeIige @cI i%orisuume$, nonr Mon
tiQobcr &orporntioncr at iremfuIoe N
tunitig aulmnngeI. ioaIeOes iom M,
% 0crior or oct EIiat ior &ongre@ien
at trpoe OF.
Iebattcu uorebe iii Sl. ., ga 81.
notet tog lat pau 9iQen ON at opbsic
ole pore lerritoricr til Stater. Or,
NcIior CDiinn) boI0t en- Gale MOI
oennc Pill % ~iremhol0t, at finn Ola,
Bona me0 (<noidn Qerritorr bur0l
Giarc2 til Stat.
Suict me6tc eiter fl cages 1eriet.
men funoe intet 8isre, ga aporurr
maugleoe.
Sauatet behanoleSe SEN 6te gpr.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-09
Droie Orc.
SlaScut i Sgosn / Saruif / anlsbuins
al SnSianOla'aT greu.
Stor Sorbitreiie.

9Ia5ene / SgSeu, % liar Be / 9gtp
Orleans, er 5arnre ooer, at 8rRit6eut
Rooieuelt Ilffeoe Boittontoret / SnSio-
noIo, Mi3i., iorSi Sc bride life pilSe
ta1Ie, at en- Regerir0e Dnr 8ojtmeiter.
&c tiger. al 0enre Gambling Dar CT
Slog / anFgtet paa Sphers butSe BE.
ioGfniug, % Be forfIarer ben ina, at
BrGiioeuten tifer efter Regeritemnter.
Reit polSiom er "Reru Orleans
State. 1emofrnterrcs officteIIe On.
gan. 9Iaoet frioer: "BrPiibeuten
ipiGer Gsar. enc 90 alene ior at iitre
iig Domination / 1904, o. set er goot,
at SpSeu fisruer Set 90 fan raabe
no | belle 2drbet, at bots Pr9ii.
bent RooieueIt bar beiIuttet at trPufe
% iornGrme Spbsrs 6olt oeS at no.
nppne % holSe / gmbeSe ubebagelige
Negre. i1a oil bans forte areaturer
bIiuc 0rGbte, ligeiom ot fsr bar rDo-
set andre repubIifaufc Brpiioenters
8reatltrer afOeien. Hogen oil uoen
8pil itge, at bette er ct utiIbSrIigt %
polSiomt Sprog; men Ui er iitter paa,
at 1Ier6ehen al Solicit i SpOItaterre
biialoer SET. anSrc fan iige at bois
BrGiiocnt Rooicuelts iyrte Gm6eOs-
mGu0 orp6e3 eIIcr iages 10, oil ban
ieuoe isocraIe Gropper til Sgoen for
al ueotrampe Set. 3iaIo ban oet gisr,
ian oil GAN burtis iua griaring ior, at
bort ToIf or ligeiaa itrtStgt iom Bets
Riferboder, grGii0eut. : Reforitrut.
tionens msrfe Gage bleo Sp0er tram.
pet paa al SoIoater; men bet iperSte
igien, % Sen SiOs Siitorie uiier, at
set siorSc 8irfriug, Iet oiI bIt0e en-
cnoSa oluorIisere Gmts M. % 9rpii.
benton Gisr pei / at itrioe Jig bet bag
Gre. Spts ban FOR at iIaa poIitiif
Wunt for iig ieIu sufter at bpggc SG.
Q~erhntter ! Spoer, fan ban pTre ior.
uisiet ON, at ban oil foulme ifait ueo
gilSt, iom gier set beSt iur BAN"
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-09
8GuCrDGicHCt

6ilippinernes llIpffe bar fra gam.
mel Sio pGret 9teuerUGienet, o. Den
nlppreuoe Iilitano or iGroCIeS gum.
Itig for Oets SeSligebolOeIie o. @efit.
Oct iprea uUiit, ON 8olitiforpiet er
iitano til at lorpobe set iloeR mill.
ter 9iItano. Set tor pPrc," Tiger
8uuernsr Saft. at oct 6liper nso.
penSig at iptte Brooiuien Gopite /
9eIeiringStiIItanO. ga HsUerORienet
her Iiaeiom 6prer til 5oIftififfen.
5iIitauSene inncs at MATTE biipe
pGrre, isrcno De fan bltpe bcSre. Dog
baaber nj. al ri fan ina &eUeriet ppt
uSen at IN til Grigsmagten.~
Rsoerne paa SIuiIo fan fables en-
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-09

Sanatet behanole6e Sen Ste %Gr.
Belts 6oriIo8 ON at panIrggc 6inau2.
fonriteen al in0itiQe. at 5oIoen pua
antGracitful ifal aiifoHeS. Otter no.
gen 1ebat bIcO Sagen uSiat til nGite
Rsbc. Senator ReIion fortiatte lin
Gale ON Serritoriernes OpbeieIie til
StatCr.
Sliiet 6ifaIot eiter en- IPrgere 1ebat
Torilnget ON at oprette en- General.
ita6. Stemmerue itoo 1873 MOB 80.
Ierefter peStogeS en- GGffe minSra
6oriIag.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-09

8eneralpoitmeitar Eapne bar moo.
taget Den lioen6e ira 9oeuf Rioer |
Ri3iisiippi, at Ell Slot b0iSe 9orsere
6rialeoe Qoittisrer Charles Safion.
en- Reger, At ban ffuISe toIoc % meo
At brinac @oiten % life mere uiie Jig
pad i'm Rlttc. SojS ban life aols0.
uiloe ban 5Iiue orGbt. iagOc 6e. AIt
huao Sc baUoe imoo BAN oar, at ban CT
tort. 5lgeu irOmeloteS til Boitmpr-
oigheernc. o. Suipeftsr geterS / Rem
Orleans blco itrafS ienOt til @irarb
for at gisrc lln0erisgelicr.
@rS. Gor. iom oor Boitmeiter I Su.
oianolo, er reiit iii Birmingham. leS-
iaapt al lin ASiiitert en- Rulatf0inSe.
Sun er oIorig 6Ie0en trltet me0 Bold.
Tiger bun; men gm6eHct oil BUN life
haDe mere.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-09
9erardtgpslsst
y'@aekaT&
iisssmmes 1irsaas % 5resas Rorsea.
MpertisIsmsntss

luaa t~nstsusres isnrf hoer E2anoas % Torsoas Egars
asu. uperfisiementer inbtasss lie to Saa h~,HaHeen
islseuoe Run,crs aeszstnere bet ustrpifstts iorians
ses. esis Ct aoertisisncnt, ber isrt iumnr iIo
1trsoassnuusrst I. Or, f~orlansss ~iuorrtsst 8 Sarge.
oil bet fsmze tnSt s IlrsodssnEzere. 9revs, bee izss
sober apsrtisisnsut.r. ION bet 30 ter Hso, 5sr urrs
les asertisismsat I bet asors sisrus saa GosS
c1iHteu.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-09
upeir paa RYiten.
Reen % Cpsriusmmrlic foraarInarr
Suriinfclien az SraNfcn.

FRA Tacoma. 8nib., teIegroferes
Den 46e Sanuor, at life ct Grrn
fan rsre iig. SpaS man taIoer en-
Gbinoof, roier. % Regn fdIoer |
Strsmme / CASCADE ieIberc. ) Ror.
tin, iom Iiggrr pon EitiiScu al Srrnne.
len, or Ser Ell %llbaIiouing pao 300
BOO. % poa StrPtuiugen meLlem
Glmnetcn o. @uenSburs itoar Sooret
paa morgc SteSer uroer 8orb % er
0pftet mCo 8isrme. Eoa Rorthern
Eaciiic.9 nner3 SoOebIirie meIlem
cattle Rod % GeIio er Der 3 lloooif.
uinger. SeIe @eieu fra GoSmopoI;S
til 8aneIinierS gnoe / 8rlps Sorb1r
cr ser Den enc llbgIi6rirg cfter Sen
aroen. 8e6 Iubiirn itaur Sporet
un0er Gan6 npitcn en- Qftl. Bco
Green Hiper err Sporet gIeoet u6 paa
en- uGitcn ligeiaa lang StrGfrinB
Melem Better 90 PaImer er ser 3
cner 6 llogIiouinger. Soutb geno
9inien Itaar unoer 8nno o. er bebGi.
fet meo @igrme fra @alopa ill gr.
oeitationen. Rapmooo Iigger TO
GaS'ogertrPr p%etriaite % ma isrg2r
ior Sc reiienSe. iOa aoSt man fan. Ter
or llbrasninacr ioran % bag. % Der
bar maattet gisres aritaIter til, at
RaGiogererne fan faa roget at Iepe al.
DC mon biioe. b0or De er, 6a ale
9roer paa Bette StrGg bar reiit lin
8et. 2anoeueiere er uior6are. % in.
gen fan fomme irem En- QPtl. ! Better
Iigler et Gn5iaaertrGn icit, % aom'
ponict moa iSrge Tor DC reiienoe. Sac'
lpngc Ilonmeu porcr. ton man life
fomme bperfeu irem eler tiIbuge.
Great Nortberu.@oren or / iomme
Sttaing. Sutet RenneifcIlO bar
Qauct tabt. iaauiot ma pe0; men en-
WpnQoe Gicr0om er bleOen ruiuerct
eller bar ganet tiIipilbc.
@reot Nortberu bar funSgiort, At
@roen ueo Rooiicn itliIbc bliue iitnnO'
iat til Wontag Niten Ben 5te. o8 At
@lofooer ga ifltl6c opbsre. ct @ien.
nemeanQ4irGu ira 81. IauI ituLoa
fommc o. brinae Bot for fire Tag,
Gen Ste Sanlor tom i~oriirteoe
3rpn pua 0ortbern Bnciiic. o. @rear
Nnrthern,Nnnprne ira NnrtInnh III
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-09

Gen Ste Sanuor TOM ~ioriirteoe
5rRn pua Rortbern Bncific. o. @rear
Iortbern. 9anerne fra PortlarS III
Seattle % andre SteSer / 8oibir9'
ton. 8osiagerer. iom par bIepen liz.
gcn6e / 3ocomd. tog Gompifib til &c.
attIe, % en- al gaa6ene funoe iaact
go6e 1000 Nlernsifer OuIboro; men
SolObetientene tilob life Here en6 300
at reiie. On Wosie BONNER huoSs
iamIet iig oeo en- Gro / Bierce 60.
% man maatte rioe Sen neS for at
bringe Stotfene lbs.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-09
Hoods Sarsaparilla
og Pills

Der / TpreuiHs ueaipr oeu pittuinasfgleefte
ca men itpr'snpe 9lsoieiu. hpille fremgaar
al rnetials o. %permaueHte Selbreeslier al
sitrtelnge, nollft.
Eaai. Splnsr. SiaHrr.
aae Slass Gpeiirr. sfsrnmntisme.
Siseiorsiitaiae. 1sspepFa.
autarrra, Sp9fftiie sis.
Rootag iRtet SnbNiiut. men peaie at Se
iaar Sooo's % iaa ben ieas.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-04-02
March %, 1908.

March 25, 1908.
Pursuant to adjournment the coun
ty board of supervisors met at 9 a.
M, and we're called to order by the
chairman.
Roll oall-all members present.
Minutes of the meeting of March
10Th were read and approved.
Moved by Arthur and seconded by
Green walt that the claim of Mrs.
Lizzie Reynolds for sl2.6s for the
care of the Conway child which was
rejected by this board January 9th,
he reconsidered.
Married carried.
Moved and carried that the above
claim be allowed.
Moved and carried to adjourn till
l:3O p. m.
Board met at 1870 p. m. with all
members present
Bridge committee reported as fol.
lows:
We your committee recommend
that the following petitions for
bridges be granted and the county
clerk instructed to notify the Stand.
ard Bridge Company to proceed to
construct the same:
Petition of V.Allyn for bridge 133
feet long across South Loup river a,
the southeast corner of section l6
township Is, range %. Also for a
bridge A feet long on county road
one quarter mile east of the south
east corner of section 16, township
Is, range %; and one 30 feet long
on Sandy Creek so rods south Of
bridge above described.
Petition of A. F. Kirk and others
for 81 foot bridge on east line Of
the southeast quarter of the northwes,
quarter of section 8, township H.
range 81.
Petition of B. F. LaRue and Others
for 81 foot bridge between sections
II and 20 across Elk Creek.
Petition of Frank Ohms and thers
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-04-02
Our Temperance People Endorsed.
The Farmers and Patrons OF Broken
Bow Commend the Voters for
Keeping Licensed Saloons
Out OF the city.

The following statement sign
ed by a large number of citizens
of the county who do business in
Broken Bow, shows their ap-
probation of the citizens who
have used their influence and
means to keep the open saloon
out of Broken Bow in the four
years past. The party handing
us the statement with the list
of endorsers stated had it been
circulated generally that much
larger list could have been at
tanned as nearly everyone that
was seen were pleased to sign it..
THE STATEMENT.
eve, the undersigned farmers
of Custer county, recognizing
that the defeat of license for a
saloon in Broken Bow, has had a
beneficial effect upon the business
social and moral welfare of the
town; and has removed a great
temptation from the boys and
young men, from the farms; here
by tender to the citizens of Bro
ken Bow, a statement of our APP
probation of their efforts to es-
tablish higher ideals of Christian
civilization and higher concep-
tions of citizenship and mans
duty to his fellow man.
We recognize the disastrous
effects of the liquor traffick in
general and that the saloon is a
most potent factor in its work of
destruction and decentralization.
We brand as false that oft re-
peated statement that the farmer
will favor that town, with their
trade, that furnishes the greatest
saloon privileges.
We have not formulated or
signed this statement at the
request or suggestion of any
citizen, or organization of citizens
of Broken Bow, but have done so
IN conformity with what we be-
lieve to be our duty to the citizens
OF our County Seal,
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-04-02

Robt. Ryan, a lawyer of Lin
coin, has made application for an
injunction against the auditor of
state issuing warrants to MEM
bers of the Legislature for more
than forty days pay. Mr.. Ryan
insists that the amendment voted
on in 1886, changing the length
of the session from forty to sixty
days and the salary from So to SIS
did not receive the constitutional
majority required, and it was so
determined by the canvassing
board. Should Mr.. Ryan be sue
cessful with his injunction, the
members of the Legislature will
receive but S120 for their services
instead of$300. AS will they have
been in session nearly seventy
days, the salary will not pay
their expenses.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-04-02
lowed on Road Dist. No. l, Triumph
township. Therefore be it

lowed on Road Dist. No. l, Triumph
township. Therefore he it
RESOLVED, That the clerk be in
structed to notify the treasurer to
change the claim to Road Dist No. 2
as was originally Intended.
Geo Greenwalt
Moved and carried that the resolu-
ton be adopted.
Greenwalt offered the following
resolution and moved its adoption:
WHEREAS, One death has occurred
in Custer county within the past
year from railroad accidents and the
expense of caring for and burying
the victim of such railroad accident
has been reported to the comfy
board and the expenses incurred for
the care and burial of said victim has
been paid by said county amounting
to the sum of S. as follows:-
as result of said accident. There
fore be it
RESOLVED, That the county attor-
ney be ordered to present the bills
for said accident to the proper au-
thorities of said railroad and request
the payment thereof of said railroad
company to said county.
Motion carried.
Moved by Arthur and seconded
by Greenwalt that the claim of DR..
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-04-02

Has the absence of saloons pro-
hibited drinking in Broken Bow?
No. But it has gre atty lessened
the amount used and largely de-
creased the cases of drunkenness.
A few old topers keep their whis-
key, and a few more Younger,
who are following in their foot
steps, send for case occasional
ly, but the younger element of
society are not cultivating the
habit, but instead are enabled to
see the evil results by the exam
pie of those who get drunk. The
young man who grows up in a
community where drunkenness is
unpopular sees the evil in a diff
ferent light than he would in a
community where public senti-
ment approves OF it and drunk
eness is condoned.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-04-02

ment in Broken Bow. The city
has been without a license
saloon for four years. Saloon
license was defeated first in the
spring of 1899. The vote being
for license 1877, and against l53,
giving majority against of 10.
After being without saloons
for year the vote was again
submitted which resulted with
an increased majority against
license. The vote was 133 for
license and $50 against, majority
Of AZ.
In 1901 the result was as on
the two former occasions, against
license.
In 1902 the vote again being
submitted the vote resulted in
90 for and 178 against, majority
80. From the history of the
vote from 1899 to the last regard
ed in 1902 the sentiment has in
creased against saloons and there
is no indication that the result
next Tuesday will be different
from the past four years. In
fact the sentiment grows strong
er with added experience. The
claim that doing away with
saloons would injure the trade
has been thoroughly exploded.
While some have done less BUSH
ness others have prospered, as
always is the case, saloons
or no saloons. But that
the general tenor of business has
increased is established beyond
doubt by bank statements pub
lished by the several banks of the
city.
By consulting the published
statement of the banks of Broken
Bow just preceding the election
of 1899, when the city had two
saloons we find that the demand
and time deposits were S123,291 :
80 less than the banks have on
hands at the present date deriv-
ed from the same sources. The
following is taken from the state
ments of the several banks pub
lished just prior to voting out
the saloons in April 1899 and the
recent statements as published
for 1908.
STAIR MENTS 1890
Bank OF Connie ce. s 80, Deposits. $ 9 9q3 81
Farmers Bank AS 80 Deposits ...... 81 44S 81
Total. Observation-Disclosures. ...Sl4o 92S =:
STATEMENTS 1903
Bank of Commerce, 3 1898, Deposits S IL 1888 Of
Custer National 2-6- '03- Deposits. e. 90 224 Il
Broken Bow State, s-is.'03, Deposits. 164 264 s.
Total s27o o77 %
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-04-02

for bridge across the Middle Loup
river at or near the corner of sections
] and 2, township II, range II, and
sections 35 and 80, township Is,
range II.
Petition of Tom Wilson for bridge
on road No. SIT on section line be-
tween sections 10 and 81. township
II, range 18.
Petition Of Avis thinner for bridge
about 80 rods west of the southeast
corner of section 80 on public road
between sections 20 and 81, township
l3, range II.
Petition of Edward Smith for a
bridge across Clear Creek on public
road on section q, township l8,
range 10.
Petition of J. A. Highly and
Others for a bridge across draw at
northwest quarter of section "a,
township 10, range II.
Petition of Albert Lenquest and
others for two bridges across Cat
Creek on section line between sec.
tons 81 and 80, township IL, range
IL, and one on section line between
sections % and 20, township ID,
range Is.
And that the following claims be
allowad.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-04-02
CUM u OICRms.

A Box Social was held at the Flat
Bottom School House recently conducted
by Mrs. Joseph Cherry assisted by the
neighborhood, the proceeds to b. divid-
ed between the Sunday School and the
Christian Home at Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Mr.. l.. +, Gibson gave a short History
OF the home with recitations and songs.
A pleasant evening was enjoyed by those
present. About $40 was raised.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-04-02
Geo Green walt
G H Thorpe
Alvin Daily

Report accepted and adopted:
Moved by Greenwlt and seconded
by Arthur that the request of E. J.
Boblitts for 4 2.foot thing for creek
or run on the northwest quarter of the
southwest quarter of section IA,
township IA, range 81 be granted.
Motion carried.
Mr.. Greenwalt offered the follow.
ing resolutions:
WHEREAS, The damage claim Of
Joseph Blsnke on the Max Fisher
road was by mistake certified to the
county treasurer as having been al
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-04-02

If the people of Ansley, Gala
way and Mason City, as we'll as
the other saloon towns of the
county, will vote to try it with
out salsoons next Tuesday they
will never see the day to regret
it. Broken Bow has now tried
the experiment for four years and
we find our town better in every
respect.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-04-02

In voting next Tuesday vote
against licensening evil. YOU
can not make a wrong wright by
giving it your endorsement.
You may not have boy that
may become a victim but your
neighbor may have. 1t was Cain
who said Gam l my brothers.
keeper" No, he was not, but he
had murdered him.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-04-02

The Legislature in killing the
bill abolishing the death penalty
made a mistake. vengeance is
mine" saith the Lord. In de-
priving a person of his life is not
so much a punishment as it is
vengeance exercised. An i'm
prisonment for life is a punish
ment greater than death. The
day of the Mosaic law of ar
"eye for an eye and a tooth for d
tooth" has passed.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-04-02
Lie nse or No Llcen Sc.

The question of saloon as we'll
as billiard and pool license are
questions that the voters of the
city will have an opportunity to
settle for the ensuing year. In
the matter of saloon license the
question is no longer an expert
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-04-02

FARM For SALR-l6O acres,
level, good soil, 10 acres in cul-
tivation, 40 fenced to pasture,
good sod house, frame barn Tor
8 horses, frame granary, sod
chicken house, good we'll and
wind mill, seven miles west OF
Broken Bow.
42-44 DAVE A. CRAMRR.