Notlco to Members of Coi M.
A meeting of Company M , will
bo held ot tlio court house Saturday ,
April a 1st , at a o'clock , for the pur
pose of mustering in tlio company.
All who have enrolled arc urged to
be | > rcBent on that date. The list id
yet n few men short of the required
number and any who want to enlist
should make application at once , at )
the number IB limited.
VV. H. OHHOHNKI
Kooruitiug Officer.
A Ten cent Mntlnee.
On Saturday afternoon of th'iH
week , the Columbia Big Stock Co.
will put on a matine' at the opera
house. Ten cunts tvill admit any
ntie , big or little , to any part of tin
house ,
Episcopol Church
Good Friday , Apiil 13 ; 10 a. m , ,
morning prayer and address on th"
death of Christ ; 4:15 : p. m. , child-
ten's service ; 8 p. m. , Litany and
sermon onlho Cross of Christ ; what
it means to uo
Kanter , April 15 ; 11 a. m. , Easter
flcrmor and iho Holy Communion ;
3:15 : p. in. , childran's Easter hervici"
8 p. m. , uvening prayer ; sermon on
the walk to EmmaiiH ,
Ileport From Vincent's Meeting.
A Slim Reception Admiral Dtwey Preferred
16 lo I n Oead Isiue.
Oconto , N b. , April 9 , 1000
A Mr. Vi'-jcent.iixrent.popullat
rr nud editor of tlio Non-Conformist , a
pnper printed nt Omnhn , Neb , mndo u
ppeecli nt Oconto on Saturday evening
last to about 15 people in tlio nudienuu
After the speech , which was a combina
tion of socialism , nnnrchlem nnd eome
otber IBHJ , Mr. Vincent utkt'd that all
purilea who wen ; not thoroughbteJ pope
ol.tho llrat water , should withdraw from
the hull as Lo then \v iut ° d lo orgnnlzo a
Ku K'ur ICIun. Eight voters then li'Jt
tlo linll leaylig Mr. Vlncont and hie
eevon thorciighb'ida.
Mr. Vincent tlien biiitl ho hfld a few
qiitiBtlona'tn piopound , nnd toabowtbuli
s ock each parly wna r quested to proui
ls to answer yea to each question. 01
the s'tiff was off.
Inq. 1. Don't you know ftntouroon
gross eliould follow the example of the
democrats that were In congress during
our civil war and vote no more nu-n and
no , more money for those hirelings now
In the PbllllplnetlBlandst
Ana. Tca.by nil eovor.
Inq. 2. Don't you know that John
M. Thureton nnd Uill MiKinley btought
en thla unholy war willi Spain.
Anp. 2 Mr. Mlddle8.vitrt nnlil that
he nlways understood li wna our suuatoi
\V. V.Allen but rather than go out ol
the Klan would nuswor yes. ns he lind u
co'Jslu holding a good job under Gov
Puyntorl
Inq a. Don't jou know that VV. J.
JJrynn la ilcher todiiy , that in , OWIIB
more tllthy lucre , than ho would bave
_ had in tltiy years , if he had not run tor
tpresident and took up collection
Ana. 3. Mr.-ConUy took exception"
to thla question ar.cl made quite a goon
apocoh. lie fu'd hoMIS a Bryan man ,
had fought , bled and d.ed for pr.pullem
niui Mr. Urynn , and wlioro n Admlriv
Dewey was a great and good naval of 11
oar , ho did not bullevo he was a thor
oughbred democrat or pop as ho did
know or ought to know , that the pops ,
with the exception of J. U. Painter ,
were on Spain's aide. Great applause
nod Int. withdrawn by lion. Mr. Vin
cent.
Inq.1. . Don't yon know that 10 to 1
Is the only standard for monetary af
fairs.
Air. Conley mildly proposed , that as
that wna a dead issue the qucetiou be
withdrawn. Curried.
Mr. Vincent then made another short
address In which be said , that although
he was for Dewey as the bust chance to
. uefeat the republican party , lie was In
111 foot a socialist and would like all pres
ent lo join bauds hiid join the new party
i but If they would not do en , vote for
Ijowoy or liryau ns the convention
, rnmid. Truly ,
SOI ) .
Ciitiire iteiiin.
The fanuera are feeling very
cheerful over the rain.
Joseph Pigman has started on
his roundb as asaeBBor. Wo wish
him BUCCCBB in hia work.
Rev. D. C. Thomas of Soranton ,
Penu , has accepted the call to be
come pastor of the First Eudo1) )
Baptist uhuruh. Preaching every
Sunday morning at 11 o'clock and
Sunday evening at halt pant HOVCU.
A now sod church is going to bo
built in the same place as the old
church. All are invited to attend.
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Al Morgan is suffering with head
ache. Ho is not able to attend to
opring work.
Joseph Orchard has adopted a
litt.'o boy baby.
Frank Labordo is working for
Mr. Baldwin. Do not work those
horses too hard , Frank.
Uytio.
John Morford has sold his farm
to I. D. Shum and informs us that
ho will buy a qr section in Merna
Valley.
David Ttollin and wlfo and Ch.m 112
Ilifrby nnd family fpont laHt Sun
day with M. Oowloy.
0. A. Griffith has informed ua that
hi * caw Frank Draper [ 1 uiling corn
last Saturday.
Broken Bow and Oconlo mail
inuto has ol'aimcd handn. John
Kuinharl IISIM Bold to MrH. Nellie
E. Burkctt.
After the favorable weather ol
the last two weeks seeding in well
advanced , lho early sown in coining
up and is n good stand.
Ij. M. Pickett and Loyd Kuah
and carpenters are building a large
homo for Alford Cooper.
I wns reading nn nitvurtiBeiuont o
CliftinberliUn'H Colic , Oliolum and Dhur
liooa Ufinoily In 'lie ' Worcester Enter
ptleo rcconth , wh'oh li'iitla mo 10 wrlti
this I can triilhlully ay 1 ntvor uacc
nuy remedy ( qiuil It It for col'c and d -
iirihoi-n. I liiiVii IIIVIT liud td UBO mor
iluui t no or two doBca to euio llio wo
cuso with myself or children. VV. A
Siroud , Piipotnok' ' ) ( Mly. Md. For enl
by nil
Do you want a line table ? Lee !
atthe Wisconsin , ball bearing slidcH
niaBHivo carved bracket legs , acini
can open and uloso it. A.W. Drake
iMiwO boanlon has already opened
his place of businesH on North Side ,
first door South of Wilsons
Drako'ri. Ho uiven a kindly invita
lion to all his old customers and
many new OUCH , Mike is no strang
er in our city , and has been in the
Hume LniHincflH for years in Broken
Bow , ho knows Low to treat hia
customers. His room is very
Hinall , but was the best location nt
the time of renting , Uo in sorry
that lioonto was defeated for it
makes a deference in IMH trade nnd
IH goino ; to lese his nearest neigh
bor. Mr. Jack .Larkins is one of
his best friuii'ls , but the best of
fi lends must part. Miku has put in
a nice line of I rush candies and oon-
fcctionciy and he will try t > run
the hind ) department ns near as
he can on the nlioit order p'nn. No
square meal for twenty live cunts
lie will charge according to what
vou got. Ho moaiih to keep a line
line of cigars nnd tobaccos. He
will try to please all.
MUCK ScAHLONjBrokon Bow , .
Complexion ItcauUUlur
Wo want every lady lender of the
HuruiiMOAM to try Dwight'm Com
plexion Boautilier , the most exqui-
Hito toilet preparation. It is pure
and hnrmlcssmnkcs the face smooth
aa velvet and fair as alabaster. To
induce a fair trial of it we will for
a short time only send Fuuir a full
8.7,0 Fifty cone box to every lady
who will pond us her post ollico ad
dress silver dime to pay for packing
and pOHtago. Only ono ruicu box to
each address but Indies may order
for their friends. Each box mailed
separately. Send this notice arc !
your order at ONCK to D. W , Cusmsi :
< feJo. ( , Huntington W. Vn.
ElliuuitiatlHiit Curctl.
My wlfa Ima usi-U Chr.inborliiln'B Pain
Ihhn ( or rliuuumtidin with grunt relief
nnd I enu recommend it us a tpluntllc
liniment ( or rbeiimntlun and otno
houBtbold nu ( or wliloti wo liuvo foiir
It vnluablo. W. J. Gnyler , lied Greek
N.Y.
Mr. Cuylor la ono of the lotu'ing mcr
chHiitB of thla village and ono of IhomoB
promlnnnt inin in this vicinity. W. G
Phlppin , Editor Keel Crock Ilornkl. Fo
cnlo by all Drti leta.
IsThla Plain Enongh-
If you have a nagging oougl
and arc looauig flesh , go to a drug
store , snd got a bottle of Shiloh's
Consumption Cure. Take two-
thirds of it , and then , if you an.
not benefited , return the bottle to
the druggist , and wo will rclurr
your money. Isn't that fair ? No
one could ask more. H6 cts. 5u cts
and $1.00 a bottle.
Worse Than War-
Hundreds are killed in war. but
hundreds of thousands arc killed by
consumption. There would bo no
deaths at all caused by this terr.blo
disease. If people could bo made
to understand that Shiloh's Cough
and Consumption euro is a sure
cure remedy if taken in the early
stages. 25 ots. , 50 cts. and $1.00 a
bottle. Druggists will return the
money if a euro is not ailootod.
OAMEUON &KEKSE ,
VI rOHNKVS AJCOUN8KI.LOR8 AT LAW.
Hoi ni > 16-3 Honlty block , llrokou Ita.v , Nub.
PENN & D011RIS ,
lU.AOKSMITUS.
All ilnds of work In our line done
promptly and In tlrat-olnes order , lied
Blup on the corner , weet of tlio uoso
houBO. Qlvo ua A trinl.
Coal.
Try Wilson Bros , for all kinds
of hard and soft coal , and eo i
they do not merit such favors ii
quality , weights and price. B28-4
.EASTER CONCERT.
. . . .
TO BE GIVEN BY THE
Harmony Band and Orchestra
At North Side Opera House , Broken Bow
MONDAY APRIL i6th
, , 1900
Progrraxxi
March ' ' America" '
'Young KIKFKR
Overture "Past and Present" DAI.BEY
March "Ilamiltoman" HAU <
Cornet Solo "Three Star Polka , "
Mr. R. W. WII.KINS
"Serenade"
March "Indepemlentia" HAL ,
Brass Quartet "Worship of God" BKRTHOVEN
MKSSKS. WIUUNS , BUNJAMIN , PHITJJPS AND MIU.RR
Song and Dance "Dancing in the Dark" WENZI.IK
Cornet Duet ' 'Short and Sweet" SHORT
MIJSSRS BENJAMIN AND WIUCIN s
INTERMISSION
Selection "Superba" ' . DAI.BUY
Orchestra
Walts "Alameda"
? DAUJRY
Duet for Baritone and Cornet "Miserere" from II
Trovatore VKRDI
Messers Miller and Wilkins
Cake Walk "A Warmin Up in Dixie" PAUI ,
Trombone Solo "Must we Then Meet as Strangers"
THOMAS
Mr. Everett Moore.
Grand Medley "Sweet old Songs" DAZ.BKY
Galop "Kicker" LAURENDEAU
Proceeds of this Concert go to buy new Music and
Instruments. Help a good thing along.
Admission 35 Cts. - - Children 15 Cts ,
EVERETT MOORE , Director.
MISS PEARL LIGGETT , Pianist.
Music the fiercest grief can charm
And fate's severest rage disarm ;
Music can soften pain to ease
And wake dispair and madness please ! "
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I wish to hay to my Friends and Patrons that I am now
located in the Now Briok building , on west side of Square ,
whore I will be belter prepared to servo them than ever be-
fcro. p. W. HAYES ,
Jeweler and Optician.
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They are not Made by a Greedy , Grasping Trust.
We have $30.00 Eagle that at the price can't
be beat for rough road use. It is backed by the
regular Eagle Guarantee and equipped with either
Morgan & Wright , Ran tan or Vine Tires.
BICYCLE , GUN AND TYPEWRITER RE
PAIRING.
EDWIN F.
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Thf flfMTl Ju t out Cut this ad
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T1 13 uem om aml sem , „ to ,1S
with $1.110 and we will send you one of the
m.w tiem Graphophoncs hy Express , COD
subject to examination You ci.ii examine it at
) onr express oflice and i ( found exactly as icprcM-med
tniltily satisfactory in every way , and the c > | iial u
\ ju to any machine sold at 10 and Jl'J , pay oui agtnr
Our Special Olfer Price , $5 oo , and express charge
1 < s the Jl sent with order for home amusement tin
i j , J H * * ' ' v/ " ' > r King of Merry-Makers
liaSx j llollr Winds hkc clock I'l all the ' GUniorc's'
( i tt up a ij s pieces ol Sousa's and .
Iaffir / \ } i Hectics , 1 tils runny Stories will repeat jour own voice , your friend's voice , . , b-
\xi3 : i'f siinn Into It.kloncs tulil lo it You can male \our records easily and reproduce them
at once , ns often as desired I'rice $5.00 includes Improved Gem Graphophone , OIK
extra loud alumniiim Reproducer , one 10-inch horn , one Heating Tube , llest lxlil'
billon Kccurds ( musical or talking ) foadoicn , Vic each.
Slot Country dealets will find a veritable gold mine In our two new slot
Mnrlilnoc machines , 'Ihc "Ideal" Graphophone $ ao and wonderful "Ha\ "
, ' " ' Klncto.scopc ( or moving picture machine ) $15 , operates automatic
> l'v ' requires no attention whatever , can he pi iced on top of show case or counter Machines pay for thim
1.1/u ui two weeks , 'Ihc Klnctoscopo dots for Iho eye what the Graphophone docs for the ear Ob. < hr'
JIH is act and move . as if nlivc Reproduces In miniature the same subjects as the large hundred dollar P
I'lklun. Machine' . Ihe pnilor "Kay" Moving Picture Machine , three belts with cat h machine
Semi u < l mile will itmion either machine hy I'vpress C O 1) , subject to examination II found
exactly .ti icproented and enlirely satisfaciory in every way , pay the agent bur price , less the"ill rc'nt uiiii
urder Compute new llluvtratrd Kinetoscope , Gniphophone and Record Catalogue , conuinlne lull descrip-
ll n of bnjc exhibition shoxv oulfiti , raising from fit ) to J.V ) , sent lice on ictjucst.
f 'nrgcr & Ulish , Western SellltiR Agts. 904-910 Alain St. , Diibuque , Iowa
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over 3,000,000 customers. Sixteen hundred olerks arc Constantly
engaged Filling out-of-town orders.
OUR GENERAL CATALOGUE lathe hook of the people It quotes
Wholesale Prices to Everybody , has over 1,000 pages , 16,000 Illustrations , and
60,000 descriptions of articles with prices. It costs 72 ccits to print nnd mall
each copy. We want you to Imv one. SEND 1MKTI EN CENTS to show
your good faith , nnd we'll send you a copy TREE , with all charges prepaid.
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Moving !
WE AEE MOY11TG !
We arc going to occupy the large double room on the
southeast corner of the Square , recently vacated hy O. P.
Parley , with a Mammoth Stock of Groceries , Queensware ,
Stoneware , Cutlery , Flour , Feed and Seeds.
Fresh Fruils a Specialty.
Come and ee us at our New Stand. We will treat
youri ht. YOURS FOR USINESS ,
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Ttie Grocers Vliolesale & Retail
BROKEN BOW , NEBRASKA.
Wo have ever 100. Hfts of good first-class Farm Harneps
that wo will sell at the old price of last year. Our rea
$ rtv son for this is that wo have carried them ovur from last
' year and the leather in them was nought oheap. This
* gives ns a chance t' : undersell all oompeiitors by ten
per cent.
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1 For Cash Only ,
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At low price quoted. On Saddles wo are nlways right ,
Don't forgot our line of Hardware , Barb Hog Fence ,
Buggies and Wagoii , Cook Stoves and Ranges , the'
best on earth for Iho price.
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