m cjauJMJX
See Ream Bros , about that heal
ing Job.
Pivlor Lamps with success burners
| U.50 and $5.00 nt A. II. Soudwrs.
"A Pair of Country Klein" at the
Oporu liouuu Dec. 1711) .
Ladles Ilnnd Bass , one Initial fre
with each bug. A. II. Soudara.
Automobile , RUB and steam engine
repairing. Roam Bros.
, Some choice resident lota for ssilo
' call and get prices. E. C. House.
Call up 320 for best hay In town
GOc per bale. City Mill Co.
For Sale Horse , buggy and har
ness , cheap , Inquire of II. McBnrnle.
20-tf.
Pure ground Flax at the City
Mill Re per pound. Phone 320.
A nice line of fancy Damask Tow
els , also the Iluok. Snyder Bros.
Jk Co.
City Mill Go's Meal and Graham
I are always fresh and pure. Phone
1520.
Lots of Toys and ChrlHlmas goods
can bo found at Strong's Variety
Storo.
Presents for mother , father am
the family at KonHol's The Furni
ture Mau.
10. Tlcynor & Co. Racket Store
will show you Xmaa bargains tlui
you want.
For mother , ono of those bargali
sowing machines ut Konkel's The
Furniture Man ,
The success of the season "A
Pair of Country Kids" nt the open
house Dec. 17th ,
The latest things In ladles fanc >
Collars and Bown In Xnins boxes.
Snyder Bros. & Co.
Chinaware , Glassware and Toys
10 per cent discount at 13. Reyno
fcCo. Racket Storo.
Some good Values In Ladles Woo
Dresses. , The latest styles In ul
colors. Snyder Bros & Co.
Santa Glaus , you are wanted a
Strong's Variety Store , your Christ
mas things are there.
See our assortment of Xmns Hand
kerchiefs. Just anything ono could
*
' > wish for. Snyder Bros & Co.
If 'you enjoy a good play sco "A
Pair of Country Kids" at the opera
house Dec. 17th.
Our fancy Ribbons for Bags are
, , Being fast. Special good values.
Snyder Bros. & Co.
We handle nil kinds of coal and
feed at the West Elevator. Phone
< J2. It will pay you. F. J. Bnhr.
Eastman Kodaks make good gifts
Always buy an Eastman , they cost
no more than others. A. 11. Sand
ers.
For Grandmother , a pair of those
, splendid pillows and Malsch Com
forts at Konkel's The Furniture
Man.
' See our Men's Department for
that Xmas present that is so hard
to decide upon. ' Snyder Bros &
Co.
Old Hickory Toy Furniture , stand
hard usage , ot the children a sot
$1.25 ut Koukol'H the Furniture
Man.
The daintiont , fancy Japanese
China you ever flaw at Strong's Va-
lety Storo. Snntn Claim will please
nke notice ,
FOR HKNT.Brick store room
and sulto of five rooms on second 5
loor. Will rent separately If do-
Ired. E. C. House. :
Tli e Star Theatre will have a
pedal feature. Children's uouvenlr
day. Watch for the dutea , attend
he feature day and get a present.
Come and see mo or write me
ibout that sale. W. H. O'Rorko ,
general auctioneer. Phone 409.
Broken Bow , Neb.
Christmas Hug Sale.
Our special Christmas Rug Sale
B now en , look them ovor. Rare
Bargains. Konkcl The Furniture
Man.
Frontier days at Cheyenne will
10 put on by the Star Theatre in
the near future. Bucking brochoes ,
cattle riders , expert roping , a gi
gantic reproduction af real western
llfo In cowboy days. Watch for
dates and hand bills. . No extra
charges.
RiiHh For Votes.
The voting contest at Ryerson'fj
11 * 1 1 li sMmti rrr nn f fit *
than was anticipated. The lodges
are all busy securing votes , the plan
seems to meet the npprlvol of the
fraternal societies over the terri
tory and the members nro very
active in the Interest of .their orders
There will be an elegant piano and
organ placed at the close of the con
test It may go to your lodge room
Thcro will bo a great rush during
the next week to see who will secure
the most votes at the first count.
Call at Ryerson's and get in on the
first prize.
OllTELLO.
The oyster supper at Chas. Bom-
Imrger's was well attended and a
good time was had by all.
Miss Ida Ingram came down Fri
day evening for an over Saturday
visit with homo folks. Fyrne Schank
land came with her.
Earl Myers and Robert Ingram
worb sand hill visitors Friday even
ing.
ing.J.
J. M. Ingram and family spent
Sunday evening at J. S. Duke's
Dick Hompstcad and family and
Miss Lena Taylor spent Sunday at
Ingrains ,
Win. Hyatt and family spent Sun
day ut .less Cantrall's.
MASON CITY
F. M. MoRsmnn , James Fairfleld ,
John Sennatt , Dick Martin and II.
*
E. Schapor went to Texas last week.
C. II. Swaiu'on shipped his emi
grant car to Elreno , Okla. , Innt week
Mrs. C. II , Swnnson and children
went to Elreno , Olka. , Monday on
No.10. .
Mrs , C. M. Anderson was down
from Brokrn Bow Tuesday visiting
fricmlB and relatives.
Felix Barnert shipped a car of
flno cattle to South Omaha Mon
day.
day.Chas.
Chas. Brush had a public sale
Tuesday.
I GOING HAL AUCTIONEER
Sales cried In Custer and
adjoining counties. 25 years
experience. s a 11 s f a c tlon
guaranteed. Stock Sales a
specialty. Write or Phoneme
mo for dates and terms.
JUD KAY
BROKEN BOW , XEBR.
Phone , City 200 , Farm 2331.
Investigate the good qualities of
KLAND
Before buyingan automobile.
i
The weather will notinterfeiv with our Auto Liveiy.
General Repairing and Machine Work.
SPOTZOPF RAINBOW !
Let Gresolvent keep your hands clean.
REAM BUGS.
DCP
i have purchased the entire north side
stock of Hardware and Furniture recently
owned by Has Anderson at Groat's Old Stand.
1 am anxious to mee all the Old Patrons and as
many new ones as possible. Come in and
see how
Our motto is quick sales , small profits and
well pleased customers. We are receiving a
shipment of Iron Beds that we will sell at $1.75
and up. In fact we will offer everything in the
Hardware and Furniture line that defy compe
tition. Come in and get acquainted with us
and our prices.
YOURS FOR BUSINESS
Palmers perfumes in fancy boxes
vlth cut glass stoppers. Palmers is
good , some are better but most of
t is worse. A. II. Senders.
The series of meetings being con-
luctcd by Evangelists , Nelson and
Vood , at the Baptist church , arc
ncreaslng In interest and attendance
Those who have Improved the op-
mrtunlty to attend have enjoyed a
; ospel feast that is calculated to
trcnghten and encourage them to
nero faithful living in the future.
Sunday closes the engagement of the
evangelists here and no ono Inter
ested can afford to miss the remainIng -
Ing session.
Notice is hereby given that on the
19th day of December 1010 , at one
o'clock P. M. at the office of the
county treasurer of Glister county ,
ho Commissioner of Public Lands
and Buildings or his authorized re-
mbllc auction all educational lands
n said county which have been de
clared forfeited for non-payment of
rental or Interest. , as follows :
All 1G-13-23 Byron B. Davis.
WNW % 16-14-19 H. Lomax
Dated Nov. 21 , 1910. E.B.Cowlcs
Commissioner of Public Lands and
Buildings.
TAG ! YOU'RE IT.
How the Broken How CJirls Turned
a ( ioodly Sum Into tlie
Library Fund.
Balmy weather , a bevy of pretty
Iris and a fairly generous public ,
made "tag day" about all that
could bo desired. If there was any
thing lacking , it did not show it
self in a glaring manner , but was
more notlcablo at the general clean
up , when the pair of collectors turn
ed In the coin at the end of a labor
ious day. Last Saturday , of course ,
was the eventful day , and ho who
did not sport o red badge at his
button hole was looked upon with
suspicion and classed as one not
literary.
The City Library association ,
whose new homo will bo In the city
hall , when that structure Is com
pleted , Is badly In need of a num
ber of now books , and the tag sys
tem was adopted In order to raise
the necessary funds. Early In the
forenoon , crowds of pretty school
girls and swell looking society
misses loaded themselves with tags
and started out on the war path ,
Invading places of business and
holding up the unwary pedestrian.
Any man who could make a noise
llko fifty cents was Immediately
pounced upon , relieved of that amount -
mount and left to go his shorn
way.
Sometimes the victim only had
twenty-five cents In his jeans. Hid
he receive a red badge for his little
all ? Nay , Nay ! Ho was given a
sweet smile instead , the "shilling"
was confistlcated and the tnglot
withhold until another quarter was
forthcoming. Then again , the.ro
were those who had two fifty cent
pieces. These wore given a llko
number of smiles , their coin was
'
hypothecated and two cute little
tags given in exchange and fastened -
] ed to the coat by the entertaining
hold-ups. However , the girls did
nobly end It is greatly to their cred
it that they were able by night fall
to turn In to the library fund the
sum of one hundred and eight del
lars. Sixty volumes of latest fic
tion was received by the library last
Tuesday and about the same num
ber is expected next week.
MUST 1JEL1ETE IT
When Well-Known Broken JJow
People Tell It so Plainly.
When public endorsement Is made
by a representative citizen of Brok
en Bow the proof is positive. You
must believe it. Read this testimony.
Every backache sufferer , every man ,
woman or child with any kidney
trouble will find profit In the read
ing.
ing.C.
C. W. Bowman , real estate dealer ,
of Broken Bow , Neb. , says : -"Dean's
Kidney Pills are a good remedy and
1 do not hesitate to make the fact
known. In the spring of 1907 , I
suffered from an attack of kidney
complaint , characterized mostly by
sharp pains in my back , so severe
at times that I could scarcely move.
Alter tauing uoan s iviuney Jjuis ,
procured nt Haeberle's Drug Store ,
a short time , I found relief and over
since then , 1 have held this remedy
In high esteem , "
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. , Buffalo
New York , sole agents for the United -
nited States.
Remember the namc-Doan's-and
take no other.
INTERN ATIOX AI , N E WSP APER
BIBLE STUDY CL1SI ) .
Answer One Written Question Each
Week For Fifty-Two Weeks
And Win A Prize.
The Prizes.
First SeYies A gold * medal to
each of the first flvo contestants.
Second Series A silver medal to
each of the next five contestants.
Third Series A Teacher's Hible ,
price $ n.f0 , to each of the next flvo
contestants.
Fourth Series The book"Thc
Heart of Christianity , " price $1.50
to each of the next thirty-five con
testant * * .
Fifth Series A developed mind
an u.vpnmludimnginatlon , a higher experience
perienco and < i inoro profound know
ledge of the Hlblo and of life to all
who take this couroo whether win
ning any other prize or not.
Each medal will be suitably en
graved , giving the name of the win
ner , ar.d for what It Is awarded , am
in llko manner each Illhlo and hook
will bo Inscribed.
( Copyright , Rev. T.S.Llnscott , DD )
iC *
Lesson. , For December 1H , 1010.
The Resurrection. Malt xxvlll :
ff
For Everybody
Another large Shipment of Fancy China just at hand
This is a high grade of elaborately decorated
Japanese China
ft > and is much prettier and a finer quality 1 han any we
6 > have yet shown.
Fancy Plates , Tea Cups , Tea Pots , Sugar and
Cream Sets , 7 piece Nut Sets , Cracker Jars , Phi trays
Ring Trees , Bon Bens , Vases , etc.
We have another shipment of Fancy Semi Porce
lain ware , Plates , Plaques , Pitchers , Large Game
Sets , etc. These are pretty goods and price is
noderate ,
it
9
Toys
Such as Santa Glaus needs are here in great
varietyCan't begin to mention them all. Here
are Music Boxes. Harmonicas , Humming Tops , Drums
9S "Whistles , a good variety of Dolls , Booklets , Post
S Cards , Post Card Albums , Sleds , Wagons and a fine
Grade of
Christmas Candies f
When Looking for Goods at Bargain Prices go to
>
Broken Bow Nebraska
THE CITY BAKCRY
g Is making a speccial
is prixe offer to Patrons
| Old and New.
I CALL AND INVASTI-
3 GATE.
THE CITY BAKERY
I-O M .
Golden Text Lo , 1 am with you
alway , even unto the end of the
world. Matt , xxvlll.
(1) ( ) What are the reasons for
faith , in the doctrine of the resur
rection from the dead ?
(2) ( ) What time of the day , and
on what day of the week , did the
resurrection occur ?
(3) ( ) Who first found out concern
ing the resurrection of Jesus ?
(4) ( ) Who were "Mary Magdalene
and the other Mary ? "
(5) ( ) Why wore these two Marys
going to the sopu'lchore ?
( C ) What were the extraordinary
attending circumstances In connec
tion with the resurrection ?
(7) ( ) What can be said concerning
the angel that , rolled back the stone ,
and , gave the women Information
concerning the resurrection ?
(8) ( ) If as some say the story of
the resurrection Is mythical , what
effect would that have upon the re
ligion founded by Jesus ?
(9) ( ) What wore tljo women doing
when Jesus mot them ( verse 9)ami )
how may we bo sure of constantly
meeting Jesus ?
(10) ( ) When and where did Jesus
say he would rise from the fiend ?
(10) ( ) How many recorded times
did Jesus appear after his resur
rection ? ( Sivo chapter and verso.
( This question must bo answered
in writing by members of the club. )
Lesson for Sunday , Dec. 25 , 1910.
Christmas Lesson. Luke 11:6-20. :
OPEN HOUSE
Santa Clans will keep open house
evenings at Strong's variety Store
until Chrlstmai.
Fountain Pens For
Christmas.
If you want to give the
best Fountain Pen , give "The
Conklln Self-Filling" kind.
It fills in a few seconds ,
always writes and never leaks
Ask anyone who has used
It and see what he says.
Prices $2.50 , $3.00 , $4.00 ,
$5.00 and $0.00.
Other Fountain Pens ,
Mi ore NOK Leakable , Frank
lin and Rexall , 89c up to
$2.50.
A. H. SOUDERS
DRUGS AND JEWELRY.
NOTED RUPTURE EXPERT HERE.
Secly , Who Fitted the Czar of Rus
sia , Will Be at the Grand
Central Hotel , Broken
Bow.
F. H. Seely of Chicago and Phila
delphia the noted truss expert will
be at the Grand Central Hotel and
will remain in Broken Bow this
Tuesday only , Dec , 20th. Mr. Seol-
ey. says"Tho : Spermatic Shield Truss
as now used and approved by the
United States government will not
only retain any case of rupture per
fectly , affording Immediate relief ,
but closes the opening In 10 days on
the average case , and costing only
proportionate with common trusses. '
This Instrument reclevcd the only award -
ward In England and iu Spain , pro
ducing results without surgery or
harmful injections. Mr. Seoloy has
documentary refeences from the U.
S. government nt Washington D. C. ,
for your inspection . All charity
cases without charge or if interest
ed call he will be glad to show the
truss without charge or fit them 1C
desired. Anyone ruptured should
remember the date and take advan
tage of this unusual opportunlty.IIis.
Home Establishment , 70 Dearborn"
Street Chicago.
Mens pants 75c and up coats
$1.50 and up , vests 50c and up , un
dershirts 25c and up.real bargains ,
they won't wait for slow-buyera.
K. Koya r & Co , R ick t Stora.