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ono Hnndred Dollar a Boz

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STATE OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO,
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by the use OF HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
sworn to before me and subscribed in my
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l A. w. GLEASON,
SEAL NOTARY PUBLIC.
I -
Hall's Catarrh Cure IS taken internally and
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+. J. CHENEY & co, Toledo, o
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A SHIRT TALE

MANY a man obtains
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urn e y through life
from his laundPyman.
A white shirt hid e s
many a grinay skin and
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about with one OF Burt
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makes a seven dollar
clerk the peer for the
time being OF the coal
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security, call and see me.
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Savings Bank Building, Bennington VI.
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beats all remedies for a COUGH or
COLD. We refund the price if it is
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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-06-25
Delegates Favor Strike.

Scranton, Pa, June 16.-The
workers of the three anthracite dis
tricts, called for The purpose Of deal
ing with the refusal OF the operators
to recognize the conclatCrs appoint.
ed by the joint executive board,
opened here yesterday with National
President John Mitchell presiding
and Gao delegates in attendance. The
Cancellation matter and all other
grievances the different districts
want TO have considered were re-
ferred to committee on resolutions
comp sed Of seven delegates from
each district and the three district
presid 2ntS.
This committee is to pr~ent a re-
port for revision or adoption at to-
mOrrow's session. TodayS session
was a warm one. The sentiment
almost unanimously expressed in the
motions and speeches was 10 favor
Of leaving it to the operators to ac
cept the three district presidents a,
conCilaJors or take the consequence s
OF their refusal. Not a few OF the
delegates declared openly for a strike
to enforce acceptance
In opening the convention in the
afternoon, President Mitchell made
a brief speech reviewing the events
that have transpiIed since the close
OF the strike and making suggestions
as to what plan Of procedure the
convention should follow. He slid
the refusal Of the coal operators to
accept the award OF the strike com
mission in broad liberal. fair spirit
is a deep disapp intment to hi m.
81 desire to say" he added. "that
II the mine. workers had refused to
carry out even so much as the Slight
est provision Of the award / would be
the first man to condemn them for
Such conduct,
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-06-25
Fierce Band to Encounter

Washington, June %. Capt J:hn
j. Pershing, who was in command OF
the troops at the fight at Lake La
mao, in the Philippines has written
letter to personal friend In the
wal Department. describing the bat
tie. 1t has been shown to Secretary
Root, who authorized its publication.
Captain Pershing says:
81 suppose your mail dispatches
have or will have brought you full
account Of the Bacalod Incident
in re lity the best fight Of the Moro
campaigns; not so many Moros killed
rs at Bavan or Pananatan, one year
ato but fought according to some
system OF course had worked on
this fight as foresaw long ago that
it must come and the whole thing
from beginning worked out as plan
ned. First we got behind them.
much to Their surprise, and could
post our guns above and drop projec-
tiles do Sn into their fort. 80 that AZ
tillery fire in this case was not alto
gether all noise. We had some work
and some fighting to gain this posi-
tion. Once there it was only a ques-
tion OF sitting down deliberately and
waiting to see what the MOros would
do. Many got away before the place
was invested thoroughly.
""Ihe fight begun in food of n
rainStorm that lasted till dark and
IecononiteTing was difficult, so we
did not find the avenues Of escape
until next day and / am glad now
we did not, as they had sub conf
dence ia this fort that they have
been constructing for a year, that
they took many women and children
inside and they escaped during the
night, The next day and night we
held them fast, however; tried TO get
them to surrender, had two talks
under flag OF truce; but 20, they
would fight 1t out. So there vas then
only TO finish il,
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-06-25
Virtually a Dictatorship

Belgrade. June 1.-THE position
of King Peter | promises TO be little
more than that OF royal captive.
The real government Of the county
will be military dictatorship, una r
t leaders OF the luton, Col l. 9
MaSchin and (olunel MitSChiL,n.
The new king is almost without any
personal adherents, and the ruling
spirits Of the army, it Is thought
pr bable, would just as readily muir
der him as they did lis predecessor
should he oppose their aims. At
the present moment the whole
country is under military rule, and
although no projects in The country
districts have been revoked, each is
accompanied by an arny OH, er
who attends the project wherever
he goes, even to the telephone. 7 h S
policy has led to one good reSult-not
a single case Of disorder anywhere
has been reported.
Extremely for IDLE arguments were
found necessary to suppress the rad
ical aspirations for republic. The
foremost advocate Of the create n
Of republic form Of government
was JubomiI Schiokovics, the editor
of the Belgrade Ddjek. Finding
him impervious to arguments, he
conspiIators invited him to dinner
at the officers club last Saturday.
During the dinner his hosts told him
that unless he agreed to support
Prince Peter KarageorgeyitCh there
would lie one head less in Belgrade
that night. Nj. Schiokovics yielded
to the force Of this reasoning and
accepted the situation, He is now
minister Of justice in the new gov.
eminent.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-06-25
Mink in no DANGER

Pittsield, H., June l7.-Fred
Mink, who Travelled 1900 miles to
kill S. n. Harris and his step
mother, Mrs. Adam Mink, sits in
the corridor If Pike county's Jail
today and talks with quiet satsfac
tion about the success Of his plan Of
vengence.
There is no disposition to lynch
him and the 500 who surrounded
the jail when he was brought in
could easily have taken him away
from the posse and the small sqad 4
officers, but there was no attempt.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-06-25
TRIAL WELLBEGUN
DEWEY AND HIS COWBOYS FAC
ING MURDER CHARGE
TWO BERRYS ON STAND
De clare the Kiling Cold Blooded and Un-
proyoked-SoIdtePs on Guard and
Perfect Order Maintained

ST. Francis, Kas., June 1.-THE
trial OF Chauncy Dewey and his cow
boys, charged with the murder Of
members Of the Berry family, Is well
under way. The feature of the hear
ing was the refusal Of Ed Tucker.
one of the owboys witnesses, TO tes-
tify. The militia remains and per.
feet order is maintained. H'
Roy Berry who was shot so severe
ly through the jay in the fight at
BerTy's ranch, WAS the first witness
called and told his story, although
hardly able to talk. lie was brought
into court on cot. HIS story diff
cred very little from that told by
Beach Berry He said that Chauucy
Dewey shut him down, not a word
being spoken on either side he said,
and after he had taken half dIzen
steps FROM where he tied his horse
Dewey began shooting and Berry
fell. After recovering consciousness
he crawled away, two more shots
following him, which went through
his hat. The hat, bullet-riddled and
bloodstained, was produced as evi.
dence. Roy Berry admitted having
trouble with Dewey previous to the
tragedy and said that d wey had
made threats to take a shut at him.
He denied having cursed the
Dewey outfit before the killing.
Mrs Alpheas Berry, widow of one
of the victims was the next called.
She held her young infant In her
arms and presented pititul specta-
Gle. Her testimony in substance
was about the same as that of Roy
Berry.
The Dewey cowboys have. it Is
said refused to testify and this has
successfully blocked the purpose for
which the state had subpaenaed them.
Tucker, continuing to refuse to re-
ply to questions, Attorney General
Coleman appealed to the court an
asked that he be committed to Jail
until he would answer.
A noticeable feature Of the day was
thenumber Of women present. They
came by scores and were alw Iys the
diSt on hand.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-06-25
Searchingf,r Incendiarv

New York June l6.-Armed with
shotguns and rifles the farmers and
summer residents OF Mount Kisco
and New Castle N. Y. are looking for
the inceudiary who has set fire to more
than a dozen houses and barns and
poisoned almost every dog In the
two townships since the first OF the
year. 1t will go hard With the fire
bug II they catch him. for the To, n
board has offered 81 200 for his cap.
ture and conviction.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-06-25
COULD NOT AGREE
ASSASSIN CURTIS JETT PERIL
OusLY CONVICTED
SINGLE JUROR HOLDS OUT
Feeling of Re'iet at jackson Governor to
he U ged to Keep n Company ct



Troops,
jackson, Ky June %, But for
ore juror Curtis Jett would have been
convicted here yesterday for the muir
der OF Judge Marcum, and a major
ity of the iury favored the conviction
OF Thomas White also. Both are to.
night almost 100 miles from home in
jail at Lexington, and their next
trial will be at Cynthiana, over 100
miles fiou Jackson, away from the
M untains and In the llue grass
legion under very different conci-
lions from those existing in Breath
itt county The interest in the change
OF venue today was second only to the
verdict With general confidence 10
the surrounding OF the next trial
there is belief here that "every-
tting is for the best after all.n III
the verdict had been one Of conviction
the residents here feel that violence
would have followed, and that 1t
would have EXTENDED to others than
witnesses, jurors and those who had
taken part in the prosecution. 1t is
thought now that after the trial OF
Jett and White in Harrison county
the cases OF other aassassIns who are
known here and who have never been
arrested, will be taken up with some
assurances Of Justice on change Of
venue.
tonnel Williams was at Frankfort
asst night comforting with the gov
ernUr regarding the withdrawal Of
the troops 1t is understood that he
advised the governor that no number
OF troops could stop the lurking fire =
bugs or hidden assassianS but that
at least one company should be re-.
tanned in charge OF the town. The
troops that escorted Jett and White
to Lexington this evening will not
return.
There is still much apprehension
in To community for the future and
many here share in the movement in
different parts CT Kentucky to have
Breathitt county parcelled out for
annexation to other counties, al
hough it might depreciate valu-
atiohs after Jackson lost its prestige
as a county seat. Some hold that in
the loss of the so.called court house
ring the town would gain much
more than 1t would lose 1t is
claimed that all the feud troubles
that have affected the county orig.
mated in contests for local Offices
and afterwards extended in profess.
ional, business and social affairs.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-06-25

phragm, 70 vibrate, and thus nero q
tiny mirror attached thereto. A slen-
der beam Of light from an inoandes-
cent light falls upon the mirror. and Is
reflected thence to strip Of photo
graphically sensitive paper, which Is
steadily unrolled by clockwork when
messages come. Chemicals for "devel-
opment' being applied, the paper ex-
hibits a continuous dark line, with up
ward projections for dashes and down
ward ones for dots. The messages
m1st then be deciphered and the trans
latlon must be written out.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-06-25
Killed Husband With Ave

Pomeroy, Wash, June %. -Amanda
De LartiRuehas confessed that she
killed her husband on the night Of
September %, 1902, with an axe and
buried the remains in the front yard
Of their farm near here, where they
were found recently. The womar
asserts that De Lartigue came to hel
bedside while she slept, reused her
and threatened her life; that be pur
sued her into the yard shooting al
her when she seized the axe and sanl
it into his head.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-06-25
CLIMAX IN SEASONS DISASTERS
COMES TO HEPPNER, ORE.
FULLY FIVE HUNDRED DEAD
CAUGHT IN A RUSH OF WATER
JUST AT NIGHTFALL
cisndburst Sends Down q Torrent Twenty
Feet Hish-Two Hundred Bodies
Recovered In the Town.

Portland, Ore, June 16 The
most appalling disaster in the his
tory CT this state occurred Sunda'
evening about o'clock. The town OF
Heppner was almost entirely destroy
ed by cloudburst and probably five
hundred people drowned. Heppner
is the coul ty seat OF Morrow eoshty
and has about $50 inhabitants
The most reliable reports at 6
o'clock tonight state that the loss
OF lifi will be at least five hundred
though the number Of dead prOl a. y
is larger. All the telegraph and tel
ephone lines are down and no accu-
rate information can be secured.
A report from lone. seventeen
miles from Heppner, states that 3 90
bodies have been recovered. A
messenger who arrived at lone,
states that wall Of water twenty
feet high rushed down into the
gulch in which Heppuer is situated
and arried everything before it.
Th food came with such sudden
ness that the inhabitants were IN
able to seek places Of safety and
we're carried down to death by the
awful rush Of water.
Almost the entire residence por-
ton the town was wiped out, but
some OF the business part, which is
on higher ground, escaped.
Huge boulders weighing ton were
carried down by the current and
many people were killed by k<iLg
dashej against the rocky bluff.
Early in the afternoon a thunder
storm occurred covering wide re-
gion Of country, and later a heavy
rain storm set in. many OF the
small streams overfiowingtheir banks
In short time. Bridges were swept
away like straws, and the darkness
OF the night soon =. -1le the situation
more appalling.
AS Don as possible after the terri
BILE flood subsidized the work OF relief
WAS commenced 10y the 5, naming
citizens OF the town.
Dozens of bndieS were found lodged
along the bends II the stream and in
several places they were piled
over one another. Up to O'Clock
this afternoon 200 bodies had been
recovered almost within the city
limits
The buildings which were not
carried away were moved from their
foundations or tOppled over. Hun.
dreds of horses cattle, sheep and
hogs that had gone in the creek
bottoms for water persisted.
News of the calamity did not reach
the outside world until vest erday
morning, all means of communica-
Ion having been cut of.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-06-25
Shoots Himself in Head

New York. June II Frank Dean,
a vice president CT the Seanoard
National bank, committed suicide
yesterday at his home in Orange A.,
n, Y.
He arose at his usual hour and
went into the cellar, where he shot
himself in the head. His family
advances no reason for his act, but
at the bank the officers said that Mr..
Dean was respondent over domestic
aflictlons.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-06-25

No. ] shows a stylish elbow sleeve
shirt waist Of white brillantlne. The
round yoke is made with a deep bias
fold dropping like n tuck over the
shoulders and gathered seam of the
bodice. Two deep bias folds run about
the bust and about the belt, and give
a chic, bouffant effect, which is par
ticularly becoming to slender figures.
No 2 shows a pretty and simple
mode for figured lawns or batiste.
White cuffs and collar add to the eff
fectiveness of the waist,
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-06-25

Friendship is all well enough in its
way; but when man wants to make
touch it is better TO strike an ac
qua intance.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-06-25

Mrs. Sarah Dickinson died at the
State Home for the Friendless at
Lincoln where she had lived for
many years She was born in Knox
vile, Tenn, eighty-tive years ago.
Her grandfather was general Meade
OF the revolutionary army, compa-
triot Of George Washington.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-06-25

A number OF Improvements are be,
ing made at Nebraska City in the
Argo Starch works with view of
doubling is capacity. The plant be-
longs to the trust and they are maxi
ing 1t furnish all Of the starch for
the middle west
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-06-25

e. whitney, we'll known con-,
tractor and builder Of Humboldt left
Friend where he has been engaged to-
erect a large new school building.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-06-25

julius Lenzer, a farmer living near
Norfolk, has been arrested on COM
plant OF an employee, Henry Arends,
VINO states that eaIly this morning
Lenzer stabbed him in the arm with
picthfork while he was still in bed,
because he refused to get up at 4
O'Clock.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-06-25

Eddie the three-year old son OF J.
j. Thompson. OF Humboldt, got his
hand In the cogs OF the wringer
while tho family washing was being
done, aud suffered the loss Of the
ends OF three fingers.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-06-25

tom Peck who lives near Bur-
well In Garfield county, was bolmd
over 10 the district court Friday In
The sum of $500. lie is charged with
attempt to kill by shooting his son,
William, in the shoulder during an
alteration over the crossing of soma
and owned by the elder Peck. The
sJn's wound is painful but not dam
geIous,
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-06-25

John State OF Leigh, Neb., pur-
fhascd the sEal stock farm and
stock, paying 90. 200 for the same.
This ranch consisted Of 1000 acres
VI decided land and $50 acres OF leased
school land. Mr.. State will turn the
roperty into a dairy IA. m and Will
commence by milking fifty cows.
Alfalfa and dairy farming is paying
handsome profits In this vicinity.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-06-25

Sometime ago Mrs Cal Vaudevere.
living north OF Stella, fell ON defec-
tive sidewalk In front OF Lizzie COL
glaciers millinery shop and fractured
her arm. Now 1t seems two Auburn
lawyers appeared before the village
boad at their session and intimated
that $500 damage suit would be
filed IN the near futurs unless salts.
factory arrangements were made with
The party injured The buard has
the matter under Investigation to.
report at It's 6Ist meeting. .... -
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-06-25

The board OF education OF Beatrice
has elected the following additional
teachers for the coming year: Edna
L Miller, Aurelia CTangle, Grace
Baumgardner and Anna Fisher of
Beatrice; Ian M. Orcutt of Wahoo
and Maude Beach OF Superior. Prof.
M. s. Calvin was reelected supervi-
sor OF music, and Miss Minnie Davis
was reelected supervisor Of. drawing.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1903-06-25

The farm house on the farm owned
by Mrs. Little Long of Cook and oc-
cupied by Louis Keunning was burn
ed while the family was attending
the Sons Of Herman picnic at Talm-
age. Charles HolsrheT a neighbor
while passing by noticed smoke Is
suing from the house. He die at
tempt to stop the fro but succeeded
in saving part OF the furniture. The.
loss Is partly covered by iIsu ance.