A GOOD TUADI.NU I'OW.
ltJ8 Surrounded lij n Itlcli running
nnil Urnziug Country.
Despite the fnot that Arnold has
no rnilroud lifter HO many efforts to
got one have failedi HIC'M ! still n
good town and continues to forge
ahead. AH to getting a railiond ,
the people there say that it's only a
matter of n short ttmo when ll'cir
transportation facilities will be ol
the best ,
Arnold hai four general wtoref , a
drug store , a hardware store a first-
oliiss hotel n barber shop and
restaurant , and a blaukMiiitli shop.
Among the live bu-iriuBS men of
thi ! place is A. . Hoffman. Mi.
Hoffman formcily conducted a
bunk at ArncM , .iud three yuard ago
entered the mi-rcrtnlilti busincuH.
IlohiiH a line block of goods , a
nicely arranged store and enjoys a
largo patronage. lit also handles
c owerc , binderH and twine. Mr.
Hoffman is a genial and accommo
dating gentleman und has a largo
circle of friends.
The Kingman Hotel is run by J 0.
and Mra. Kobinson. The Kingman
is well worthy the popularity it has
won with the traveling public. Mr.
Kohiiipon is n salesman in A. U.
Hoffman's store , while Bird , Robin ,
son looks after the hotel.
Most of the farmers around Ar
nold are early sottlen . There's J.
II. MoGuiru , a thrifty farmer up in
Powell canyon. On nearer the
head of the canyon are U. B.
Pearce , 11 Bl. Graham and J. A.
Sohaad all of whom nro good
farmers and more or less interested
iu the stock business. W. A.
Brewer and S. W. PtnkfUou are
two young and hustling farmers
who are also located iu Powell oun-
yon.
Down in the valley of the South
Loup are D. B. Siuims , Lowia Kim-
barling , Wm. Lewis and JuoHt Blor-
row , all of whom are well-to-do am
successful. Nearer the river is the
farm and ranch of Mrs. J. E. Lo
gan. Mra. Logan and children
live on the ( arm iu summer nnc
spend the fall and winter in Lincoh
whore they all attend school. Mru.
Logau is htudyiug for the practici
of medicine.
Over in Blillo valley Ira P. ' Mill
.has an excellent farm and ranch
The improvements here are amonf ,
CuBtoi county's best. Going U |
on the table east of the valley liv
"Wm. Judkius and D. P. Hopkins ,
both good farmers.
W. U. Thompson has a tine farm
northwest of town. Ho is u luistl
ing and enterprising fanner.
Across the river from Arnold is
A. II , Ncedham , and old settler and
u thrifty farmer. Among other
excellent men and faimers who
trade at Arnold are NY. 11. Moilitt ,
11. B. Black. A , S. Gamble , S
Edwards , J. W. Maxon , Wm.
Shuck and J , II. Melton.
Our
Oallaway Courier
Miss Ellio Wright went to Biokeu
Bow on Tuesday to visit for a few
days with the family of James
Whitehuad.
Arthut Cornish's field of con
was visited by u hail storm en the
night of the Fourth , and since
thou the hoppers have added their
help"
Howard Yoder loft this morning
for his homo near Lexington , where
he goo8. to assist his fnlhor in the
harvest Hold.
Corn generally is quite green , al
though Homo fields al\o\v \ that the ;
have beau sadly neglected. WIioi
our farmers learn to put in no large
or crop than they can properly at
tend , they will not have so muci
cause to growl on ucoount of hare
times.
Aniloy CllliCii
Isaac Clark , the Wosterville mill
er , is having plank and piling haul
ed out for the dam this week.
T. J. Leech , one of the prominon
farmers living near Wosterville
marketed H bunch of twenty line
huga at this place Wednesday.
%
Mrs , Thoe. Williams oumo homo
Saturday night for a fortnight's
visit with friends and relatives. She
and her hufabind arc- located a
Troy , Kan. Mrs. Williams Hays
that they are thiuking of returning
to old Custor this fall.
Aciley Chronicle -
Edward Miller of this place ha
announced himeelt a candidate for
t
the nomination for register of deeds
on the populist ticket.
The paj car went up the line
yesterday , oaiHing 1J.\4 smiles tb
appear en the fuucs of t'lio railroad
men.
John Carter caught two carp
Wednesday that weighed 13 J
pounds. This in a tish item , but it
is true.
D.III llagin. Tom Varn y nnd W.
T. B. LHWSOII drove to Broken Bow
to witness tin ball uamo between
Krewster and Broken Bou' nines.
The Ausloy Uluulriu Light , ifc
Power Co. have dropped the idea
of moving their plants to Rivonnu.
The plant has been overhauled and
) iit in linu nhapo and will soon il-
uminnte the town again.
Major Klison nnd E CUrk tool ;
drive to their farms at Algol lion ,
i'hurmJ.iy morning to look at their
ropH. They say that the corn is
lding its own remarkably wll , in
ilii of the hot winds ; that chinch
nigH are doing very little damage ;
winter wheat good and r > o im-
nensi' ; that oatH and corn need
ain , of course.
Catholic Sclmulf.
The Roman C.itliolicn havu OK-
ahlished ii Convonl. of the Holy
Child Jesus , und a high school in
jincoln for the educational advan.
ages of their youth.
The St. Therein Academy lays
claim to being one ol the bent par
sh schools in the country. Its cur
riculum embraces primary , gram-
nar and high school .branches.
DIG building is a handsome three-
story brick structure , with brown
stone trimmings. It ooritains sev
en finely arranged class rooms , a
Urge hall used by the pupils of the
school and the pannhoricrs of St.
Theresa's cathedral for entertain-
inontH , meetings nnd gatherings of
every description.
Pupils who have completed St.
Theresa's course are admitted to
the Statu University or Creighton
College. The school in under the
direct control of nine Sisters of the
B. V. Bl. The number of pupils
attending St. Thornsa's school is
320 boys ar.d girls.
AllHUIIIlU.
Rev. Unney preached to a fair
eizad audience Sunday evening.
Billy LUIK iskept buby these
days soiling lumber and buying
hogs.
Anselmo is not u "dry towu , "
but still it is very dusty. Oh ! for
a rain.
Win. Blooro moved Monday into
ho Smith residence , which he
jought some weeks ago.
Blanche Atkisson wont to
Jowles , Neb , Sunday night for a
ew weeks' visit with relatives.
The Christian Endeavor is proa-
luring in membership and attend
ance , considering the hot weather.
Geo. Suns and Mit > s Nettie llan-
nawald are the teachers chosen for
the Ansolmo schools for the coming
jear.
jear.Urn
Urn Judge , Roy Atkihson and
Joe Blooro made ; i two days' stay at
the county capital last week , they
being iuteroHtud iu the ball games
there.
Fanners are beginning to cut their
yruiu , but they find u quite light
under the combined iutluonoc of the
ohinoh buge , grasbhoppers and drv
weather.
Blra. Blanche Cornell , of OrJ ,
vihitod her mother , BIrs. Tuppor ,
last week. Friday morning they
both wont to Denver foi a few
days' visit.
Bert Elder has purchased a mer
ry-go-round and net it up on the
the vnuait lot next to Blrs. Thomp
son's building , and a merry crowd
of children and young people can
bo seen there of uvemngs ,
Charlie Smith and wife ard Har
vey and Daisy. Smith will start
Wednesday , by wagon , for the west
to see the country and lind a loca
tion. Their mother , BIrs. Emily
Smith will go later by rail.
Ortullo NCVVB. v
G. 0. iloyner out his field of nioo
winter wheat last week.
Ottello was well reprosened at
the Old Settlors' picnic.
Wo hope to bo able to report at
least two inohos of ram next week ,
Frank Edwards will start his
threshing in no hi no the last of this
week to accommodate those who
have ryii.
Blasters .lames and Lyle Cornish
are spending a couple of weeks
with their grandparents , BIr. and
BIrs. Fodgo ,
Mr , and Mrs. A. B , Cornish and
little sous , of Lodij-cumo over last
Tuesday. They attended the Old
Settlers' picnic while horo.
Evoryody is walohing engorly for
Nome signs of rain , and though \vo
cool , refreshing looking cloudn ,
none of them uomu near enough to
give IIH moisture.
The people here mot last Sundiy
evening to take the lirst Htuph
toward creating a church. Several
jommittiu'fi were appointed for the
different parts of the work.
Guy Ashlmiigh , .Blrs. Ahhlmiigh
und Minn Ethel mndu a bunim'sn
rip to Broken Bow lat-t week. It
wia their lim tup to the county
neat , and it is needless to nay that
they Mere weli pleased with the
town.
iio oh i nch ; bugs and grnsshop
PHIS have destroyed most all tl.e
small raiiKand are now hoginnit
on some of the corn. * Some lurm-
urs nru muting htuall grain while
n , in order to save the straw
for fet d.
Cmiiru.
Josh Woods branded his calves
Friday.
Aaron Ross lost a valuable horse
last week.
.A. T. Blorgan had business in
Stimnur Blonday.
Miss Etliol George was shopping
; n Sumner Ti
BIrs Abbio George visited BIrs Al
Blorgan first of the week.
Lewis Hammer , of Omaha , wap
the guest of Josh Woods Friday.
BIrs , Abbio George has returned
toher homo in Kearney , after avJHit
with her daughter , Mrs. Joe Pig-
man.
man.Mis.
Mis. Emma D. George : uid Mrs.
Walt George were entertained at
tea by BIrs. NcGeorgo Wednes
day last.
Gracsie Blason had the misfortune
to fall from a wa on recently and
break her arm. The fracture is
mending very slowly.
Ry no , July 16 , 1901.
Two full moons in July.
B. O. Sl.tdd lost a valuable mare
last Saturday night.
One man has some grasshopper
tungus and it will bo given a fair
teat.
teat.G.
G. A. Griffith is building a 12x24
ft. addition to his frame house. E.
G. Empfiold is doing the work.
BIe3srs. Pickott nnd Pel key are
preparing to move their thresher to
Polk county , where they expect to
find plenty to do.
The weather oonlinuoH very hot
with mercury 1)8 ) to 10.0 in shade.
With timely rains corn will bo a
fair crop , barring insects. Bugs
and hoppers have destroyed all
small grain and alfalfa and have
commenced on corn. Several
farinorrt are trying to destroy them.
Shuman in catching them ; Picket is
floating them down. Picket says he
is killing many. Some have almost
concluded to burn the Himill grain.
This would endanger the pasturts
PURlfi Hpiuos fsr pickling rU J. C.
Bowen'ri.
A WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
WeUnder 1'lie Hun. "
All Doutora hrxvo tried to euro
CATAKKIl by thnua ot powders , uold
UiiMtifi , inlialurs tun I drugs in Dat-lofotin
Tiiuli powders dry up thu mue.uona
incmbranea causing thorn to crock open
und Lined Thu puwurtul acids uacd In
Uio inhalers hnyu outlroly oaten away
the Biunu membranes that tliulr umlfoiR
have aimed to euro , whllo paptcH und
olntmunta cuunut roach thu dutsm-o. An
old und uxperiunccd piuotltloner who
tuiH ( or niittiy years miutu iolooo study
and Rpuiiialiv of the treatment of
"
OATAKUll. "has at hint perfected n
tri'UUuunt which wlmn falthlully uccti
not only relieves nt once , hut permm )
eutly ernes CAl'AHRlI , ny removing
the cause. atoppiiiK thu dlachar uti , and
curmi ! oil lulltumtlon. It la thu only
ruiiu-dy known to science that actually
roaches tun ninicteil par n. This won-
durlul reinudy lBlinovnn3l > SNUFFljKS
Uio GUAUANTKKD CATAUUH
OUUE" und in uold at the extremely
low pi leu of Out ) Dollar , CHOII ] > uckayo :
contnlniiiK internal ard uxtornal modl-
'ln bUlllulont lor a lull month's troHt-
inuut and everything neccHsary to Its
'purft'Ct ' URO
"SNUPKLKfl" la the only perfect
OAT A UUII CUKE eviiry mndo and Is
now roco 'iilzed tin the only snfo and
positive euro for tlmt auiioviuc ; and dls-
KUBthiii disease. It cures all Inllniua *
tlou quickly and pcrrDMiently and Is also
\vnnu rfiillv quick to rnliovo IIAV
FI3VRU or COLD In thu UBA I ) .
CATAUHII when neglected often leads
to CONSUMPTION "Snufllcs ' will
etivo you If you use it at onco. It IB no
ordinary remedybut n comiilnto trust-
mi-lit wuich is positively umiranteLHl to
euro Catarrh in any ! orm or Hlnio if
used according to the directions which
Accompany each puekoge. Dun't delay
but toud for U ut once , and write fuil
particulars as to your condition , nnd you
will rccolvo special advloo from the dis
coverer of thlo wnderlnl remedy regardIng -
Ing vour enso without coat , to vou hi1-
yonn1 the roKiilur price of Snuffles" tlui
"Guurnntoed Cntanh Cure. "
Sentpreprld to any addrets In the
United States or Canada on receipt of
Ouo Dollar. Addrea * Dapt. R 177 ,
KDWFN B. GILES & CO Ml'ANY , 2330
aud233a Market Strouti PullnUelphia.
and hay , with no drHtrtiQtion to in-
ui'ulH. Mr. Oritlilh inloriiiri us there
ro many ( locks of young chick
OIIH , quail nud HOII bird * now on
the ( jr.iirioH which are killing inoro
tinectH Ihnn could bo reached with
lire. Wo Hiiygoflt that heavy lloatn
hn made and taken over the corn
whoto the bugH have boon at work ;
then plow and float or roll down
Letter lYuni Julius Oltiin.
Hoyccvillo WiH , .Inly 8 I came
lu-ro on Maruh JOth It wan Htill
goo 1 Hluighing and lasted to the
Idt nf April- There waa bloi hing
hi-re lor M5 days hint winter.
There arn lots of timber and oreekn
lit.re , K > tliero ia wood and running
water on nearly every larm. Wliut
: in advanlitgo thevn would he to
Nuhr\tikn ; , Hut this in no puradittc ;
tl.u Hoil in vnry poor compared to
that of NcbniHkn. It is hard to
upon a f.irm here. There are pine
tUtimpB on tlio land that are 7C ynars
old und remahi ad hard as over.
Nearly all thu largo tiinbor around
hero hah been cut , but there were
iiQOCOl)0 ) feet of 'umber ' sawed and
hauled to Boycovillo for shipment.
"Some of it ie worth $ CO per thou
sand , it being clour oak and id used
in making implements.
iJtiBincAh is fair and the prospects
of the plaoo nro good , They nieo
T | | kinda of grain around here , but
the fields are unsr.ll and farmitu ; is
but in iis inlanvy. Tame grasses
do wfll and many are going into
the dairy business. There are a
number of cheese factories and
skimming stations in tint ? section.
There uas a big lire hero on thu
night of July 4th , burring a largo
hotel , the only one in towu ; a sa
loon , an implement housn and a
confectionery store. There was a
dance , and a largo crowd in town
or the whole place would have
went up in Btnoke. That same day
a young man lighted a largo h're-
craiker and threw it , striking a
small boy in the back , breaking
one rib and tearing a holb in the
lleahy part of the back. The boy
was seriously hurt , hut is around
again , The Rpotiou bens hero wont
up toSt.Paul to have his teeth fixed
and returned list night. lie rode
on the engine of a fast passenger
winch docs not stop bore , and the
engineer promiewl to slow up for
him to got oil. In getting off ho
missed his footing , the stops of n
paHHongor coach oaught him und
thrp.w him under the whnob , out-
ting oft' one leg and otherwise in
jtiring him , lie was taken to H hon
pilal at Chippou'a Falls. Ilia re
covery ir ) doubtful.
I wish Aomnono in Round , Valley
and also from Somorford would
flond iu some itoinf to your valuable
paper YOUTH truly ,
Juuus Oi'TON.
Money loaned on improved farms.
JAMKS Luuwiou ,
7 18 tf Hrokou Bow , Nebr.
Smiuiicr School Itoll.
Tlio following are the names of
the pupiln in attendance at the
Summer School.
UllOKDN LOW.
Mra Apple Myrtle Ml > Ier
MHO tfadle H Norcalt
Mlililn llri'iilzcr Cora I'arkhum
John Oavuouil B i' Plckctt
Faniilo DrnKu brun i , Uccdcr
Ei lu Hulcomb Florence Kincrson
Hertlm Mliaclleforil Kllzi Uoycd
C'litin Hlunv Kmmit l.uco
Flo Tnorpi ) Mllla Uicc
lialiih Jluoie l.ululi ' Milainan
Mrs. J. R Mnckrlll Lucy Hurt I
8. IS. Hosla Orr
Lulu Uruko.
Mtl'.NA.
Kdlth Klovcnu Nettln Ilanuawftld
JuBlu 1'ollani IJtiby 11111
Hlcllu Wllkuid UunoValah. .
Lean Wood
LEIUVYN.
Anulnu OlitlBtei.i > cu Xelllo PcrLlnti
Ourrlu GlldosvoH.
AtlDLET.
Untile Uorgar Cora Footer
Oluni llrlbUl ' Mary Olcasou
Grace Uutlcr Fanny Moody
Slabol ( 'orastock Slny Goseelin.
MASON CITY
Mary Olnse Glzzlo Uhodea
L. Ona Louck ? Newton McAdanie
Andrew Weaver
CALLAWAT
McCreary InaHtimson
Knnnle Troycr Ada KUdy
Klelc Morgan
WESCOTT
Edith Mms
WEIS3EIIT.
Myrtle Albert ola Qidwell
WESTEKVILLR
Uarry Klmbnll Carrie Mills
contjium.
Zella Wood Nellie Mclutpsh.
KLUMP
Muinlo Kallpp
LlJDl ,
Allle VunAiitnerp Elsie Sbauuou
\
Coru Fuller
UOTllKNLUK ) .
Magglo Itoton
OV Kit
Nellie llurhnp Adeline Uuuuefcld
DATES.
Vesta
LEK 1'AItK.
Loin llatlletd IJeaale Murray.
TOPFonu.
Sadie Franklin Alice Franklin
KTKO.
Qracu Orlillth
KINGSTON.
Mando Bellinger Sualo Crlat
GKOItQETOWN.
Matilda Swcnson
WEST CHIOS.
UinaHliinn
COZAD.
Jcsalo Nixon
J6ho J. Lolimnnousky
TATton.
Hannah Perkins Laura Perkins
EUDELL.
Doeln Nicholas
\-\tf.\u \ \ \ Lnughran
AltNOtU.
MftUde Kon.
( IIIEE.V.
Marlu Smeta
AHCADIA ,
lioactta BennnU
Artlu '
end ilonal Directory ,
1 roprie'ora of
PALAOIC UABIIKK SHOP ,
.
West Bldo Square , Broken Bon
Ncl > rinU Agonta CUrkdon
Lincoln Laundry
IIIIOKGN 11OWAUSTKACT UO. ,
Iltmdud.
I. A.RENEAU ,
I i Sooretary-Troasjurer and
' j Abatraotcr.
I |
? ! Luncest Kxperlcucc ai.d ueatcut
1 | Work
Office , Main St. , Between 4th & 5th Avenues ,
Broken Bow , Custer County , Nebraska. .
p\R. E. Bl. HOGAN ,
"lll'd
Ofllcc over W 8. Swan'g Grocery
Sloro.
ii How , Nebraska ,
POOL 11AI.L ,
W. K. 1IAKKU. Prop.
For n uoclnl raiuu of pool. North |
of Ktruni.icAN Olllco.
Droken How , Nebraiika.
E. RYERSON ,
For
Columbia Byclcloa ,
Wheeler & Wilson , and
New Hoiaa SOWIUB
Machluci
11KPAIHINGOF ALL KINDS ,
llrokoti Dow , Nctrnsku ,
. " . CONRAD ,
.Dealer Iu.
Pumps , Wind Mills ,
Tank * , Fittings , Qaso-
: line EnginoPi etu. , etu.
Broken rto\v , Nebraska.
TB II. OOSNER ,
F.UNTEIt Xk PAPKlt HANOKlt.
15 jenrs experience.
TertUH reatoimblo.
TeluphonuNo. I''U.
Broken Dow , Nebraska.
I A. Kuncau. JUsiuua Anderson ,
Reneau &
Anderson.
for Kent and Sulo. All
ot renlty linndlud for cast-
uru iiiioslore. Taxoa uald ( or
nou r
ATTOItHISYH ANO
CtitiucullarH-at-L.a\v.
HooiiiB 8 and U , Itcalty lilock.
Drokuu liow , XebrusVa ,
Aiiyonu wltiliinc u ninv
mnvument In an uld casu , call uu
SIMONSON ,
J ,
Luadlng Btioomuker & Watch
trpiitierof the city. Locatud iHt
door conlli poxtolllco
T D. GLAZE ,
. Dealer Iu .
QrauUe , Foicltjn and
ilurblte.
Ornament ? ! Work a
Specialty.
llroken Itow , Not raetn.
ANGS STUDIO.
B
All Kinds ot Work Done.
Batleftictlon Quarantccd.
Crayon Work
Enlarged ,
Broken Bow , Ncbraaka.
x-MTY HARBKR SU01' .
B.O.HUrrON. Proprietor.
Kirat-clar * uoik. ( { oar Itooru
of Broken Bow State Bank ,
lirolen Bow ,
When you want n mo'loru ' , up-to-date
> hysle. try obauibetlalu'a Stonuch and
jlver Tablets. They ore easy to take
nd pleasant In effect. Price , 25 cunts.
Samples tree at J. G , Ilneburla'a drug
torn.
Xotlco of Howard.
A reward of $5.00 will be given
or information leading to uonvio-
1011 of any one tampering or mod-
ing with any line , or shooting in.
mlatoru or doing any damage iuteu.
jonally on any line belonging to the
broken Bow Telephone Exchange.
Warning in hereby given that any
HO offending will be prose-
Mited to the full extent of the law.
X How T-Kiasi'iioNK Exon.
THE REPUBLICAN
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i.71M l FreMrM > > gPBaM'BtJi
, . . - > For & -
Job Printing.
E-3
Ilcarlliuru. *
When the qahiitlty ot food tukeu iatoo
argo or the qualuy too rich , heartburn
8 likely to loihnv , uuii especially SD it
the dlgeBtlon Ims been weakened hycou-
Htipiition. Eat slowly und not too tree *
y of easily digested food. , Masticate
tuo food thoroughly. Ln six hours
elapse between meals and when you feel
fullness aad weight in tbo region ot
thu stomach after eating , iudlcatiug
that you have eaten too much , take one
of ohamberlaln'B Stomach and Liver
Tablnts and the heartburn may bo
avoided. For Bale by J. ( } . llaeberle.
To THE DEAF A rich lady , cured
01 .1 i Deafness and Noiaea iu the
Head by Dr. Nicholson's Artificial
Ear Drums , gave 825,000 to his In
stitute , HO that deaf people unable
to procure the Ear Drums , may have
them free , Addreaa No. D 148 ,
The Nicholson Institute , 780 ,
Eight Avenue , New York. jan3 ly
PURE extracts at J. C. Bovren's ,
Itiau't tlic material
tliat ROCK into Your
repulrtrt wutclt ttmt
result * * lua perfect
lei > . itiBjitc Jiou ;
that docs thu business , any bungler
can buy the line kinds ot material
that I uae In repairing ; but skill
is the most valuable material that
; an be used In watch repairing :
and the bungler can't buy It. 1
sell my skill for what It IB worth
and it will coat you less than
bungling fit lower prices.
P. W. IIAYES ,
Jeweler and Optician.
West eido of Hquaro.
A it. I1UMPIIUEY ,
.Attorney at fmu
Broken How , Nebr.
I UNCil , COUNTER ,
ED. MALLOY , Prop.
All klndo of soft drinks. Best
brand of cljjare. Firm bailillug
east of Farmer * Bank.
Broken Bow , Neb.
p\R. 0. L , MULLENS
Physician
And
Surgeon.
2nd Stairway tram we t end Ic
Hcnlty Block ; residence , 3rd west
M. K. church , on oaino bide of
street.
street.Broken Uow , Nebraska.
W.A. . THOMPSON ,
fOSTHAOTOK & BU1LDEH.
{ fPlana and estimated on bliort
notice.
Broken llow-Nebraska
TAOK&L10LCOMB
S
The Beat and only
Good Place in town to
gut Your Byciole Work
Done.
Uyoiule Sundries , Eto.
Broken Daw , Nebraska. ,
T J. SNYDER ,
Atty-at-Law ,
Notary Public ,
nml Juptlco of the Tcnco. Special
nttt > nt'.on given to collections
Ucpo.'lilous takvn , pcnelon vooch.
cm neatly executed ami all kinds
o ( legal papers written Olllce In
the rear of Utnk ot Commerce.
Broken Bow , Neb.
B. SMITH ,
J.B.
Attornoy-nt-Lnw-
Prnctlco In nil Courta.
llroken Bow , NehraHka.
f-ITY MILL ,
K F. MCCLUIIB , Prop.
Rye Flour , Buckwheat ,
Graham , Feed , etu.
M. DO KRIS ,
All kinds of work In onr line done
promptly and in first-class order.
Red H hop on the corner vreatoi
the bosu hoaou.
OIVE. US A
Broken Bow , Nub.
G EO. W. 1IONTS ,
We don't hang wall paper for
15c , nor paint your house v , Itti
anyoldsiull , but be > t muterlal
fluil workmanship guaranteed
SEK ME FOR PRICES BE.
FORE YOU PAINT OR PAPER
YOUR HOUSE
RI20. W , IIONTB ,
Brokeu Don ,
M llvE SCANLON ,
Proprietor of
HeBtsurautA. Lunch counter.
Larrfb asfurununt ot C'onfeotlon
arlco , Cigar * and Tolmccoj.
North nlile of Public Square ,
llrokon Bow , Nebraska
TilB.lt. . 0. & W. E.TALBOT
PHYSICIANS
BURGEONS.
Ouiee over Uacberle' * Druij Store.
Broken How , Nebraska.
CLINTON DAY ,
Physician
and
Surgeon.
Office In renr nf the Hank of Com-
men o. UivlUenco Oth booie west
of tha Baptut churcii.
Broken Bow , Neb.
"D U. PiOKKTT , i
Stenographer and
Nutaiy Public.
Job Work a Specially. |
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