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: The Finest Cake -
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Is made v/ith Royal Baking -
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A ni5 I'tetotc ! ; ' : : . .il . 'xuleck. \ : .
Fh'c "crHOlh4 ItI" . ! " nuel I h'c III-
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, lIeuclccl tHooclc Truill.
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Pnssellg. ( r train No. 42 , due
here at ( J.47 a. m. did lIot arri \ '
her until ( , o'c1ock p. m. la t
Saturday the 17 , owing a co11is-
i n hetwecn it al1 < l an cxtra stock
train ahout a milc this side of
Hyaunis , a station SO miles west
'of thi. . . city. I he passcnger
train was cast hound and the
sluck tmin which wn heavily
'f' loaded wo. . . wcst hound and pulled -
ed hy two ( , t1gitlcB. OW 1H . to a
. , ' of ordcrs thc
t111 tlI1(1\ lIHlinA' ,
p' : ! ; j ' 'cr did not side track at
H..faIB"s fur lhc 8to'k train and
the two trains were und'er full
5p\(1 , when the mistalc was dis-
covered. aud in o close proximity
that it was impossible to avoid a
collision. Four mclt in the
sleeper were tl1stantly Idlled and
one of the fircmun had enc leg
tom off and one brokcn that re-
< } uircu amputation. His injuries
were so scvcre that he only lived
, a few hours" maldng five deaths
as a resn11 of the wreck. li'ive
were itljured. 'l he three engines ,
three stock ca'rs loaded with
cattle , lohc postal , smoking and
bag age cars were compleUy
wrc k'cl and about sixty head of
cattle w'rC , : Jdl1ed or crippled.
The ( h iL\l are :
WILLIAM . . RAY , Tecu111seh ,
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" \V. W. PI'l"rS , ElUorado
Springs , Missouri. '
M. 'rUT'l LE , Whitman , Neb.
JOHN 1\1. COX , Springfield ,
Missouri.
B. LIENHAR'l" fireman , < tied
after surgical operation.
Seriously injured :
. Eng'ineer Phillips , badly bruised -
ed ; Engineer McDonald , hruised ;
Conduct' Colvin , bruised about
head : R. II. Sitzer , burned , wil ]
recover : Isaac Cox of StrongCity ,
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Kan. , cut about face , right hand
smashed and ankle broken , wil1
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THE GREAT
, fAMilY HiDICINE
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T1lOdfor 's Dlnck-Dra\igbt 11'as
saved doctors' billB for moro thnn
to . sixty : \'CIU : : ! . For the eommon lam-
. .i1y nilmo ts , Iuch as constipation ,
i1Hligestion , hm.J cold ! ! , hownlcom-
plaiJJts , chills Rnll foycr , biliWlS-
ncs , . , hradnchCG nnd other hko
complaints uo other me icino is
JtccCssnry. ! t invigorntcs nud r g-
ulntes the livcr , I\8sists dlgcstiol1 , ,
stimulates nction r the ImlnoYII ,
purifir the blood , I1l1 llUrgclI the
bowels of fonl I\CClJUlI1lntlouB. It
Ires Ih'er com pin inti imligcstion ,
/lour / stomach , izzlness , chills ,
rhenmatio pains , lIi enclo , back-
! \Che , ki noy troubles , constipation
( li arrhroa , biliousness , lliles,1l1mt
colds ntul headncho. Every ( lmg-
jst Im.'I 'fbetlfor 's Dlack.Draught
In 25 cent pwlrngcs : nUll in 11)1\m-
moth izo for $1.00. Never nccct
n substitute. Insist on having the
originul111lido by the Chntlunoogn
: Medicine Company.
I believe , Thedford' . Blatk.DrAught
Is the but medicine on urth. It Is
seed for Any and everything. I have
. fAmily of twelve children , And for
four years I hAve kept'them on foot
and'healthy with no doctor but mACk.
Draught. A. J. GREEN , llIewAr. . La.
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'I'hc injured were tal < en to
Alliattce as SOOtl as a special train
coultl be dispatched for them and
e'cr'thing possible that coultl bc
was done for thcm.
'l'hc passel1g'cr was in charge
of Conductor Dan Colvin , of Alliance -
liance , who was considerably
bruised by the Hying , wool ! and
iron.
iron.When
When the trains came together
the smolwr was tclescoped b ) ' the
express car and nIl the Inlled ,
with the exccptjon of J irell1att
licnhart , met instattct death.
'l'hc seriously il1jured were pittn-
cd itt between the floors of the
two ars and it seems a miracle
that they too , were not Jdllcl
outdght. Condoctol' Cohin had
to be released from his perilous
position by the aid of axes.
'l'he thrce stock cars Which
formed part of the wreckage were
loaded with cattle and the bel"
lowing of the poor wounded and
scalded creatures added to the
horror of the night.
'rhe postal car in which were
Pmnk Living-house , O. Ii' . Stan-
field and \V. P. Jacks , clerks , was
a complete wreck , but its oc-
upal ts escaped without serious
inJuries.
When Pireman Lienhart was
pulled from heneath the pile of
iron , which had a moment before
been his engine he was found to
be frightfully injured , one leg
had bcen torn from his body and
the other ; , vas badly brol < en.
Superintendent Phelan , Train.
maGter Marrin and Roadmaster
McIntyre with surgeons , accompanied -
companied the relief train from
Alliance and personally directed
the work of rescuing the wounded.
Myron Tuttle , a ranch ow net
at Whitman , returning home ;
was killed within six miles of hh
dwelling.
'l he Cox brothers , one of when :
waslldllcd and the other severel )
injured , got on the irain at Portland -
land , Oregon. Thcir parents
home is at Stroug City , Kans s ,
'l'hey were on their way tc
, Springfield , Missouri.
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Mrs. 1111nt has bccn sick the last wcek
Mr. Scott of Ansclmo , was in thc \'ollc ;
SU1ll1ay.
S.M. Cooper ntHl wife wcre at Mernl
Saturdll ) ' .
J. II. I mhrc61 nnll Uncle V. C. F.mhrci
arrived 'fucselny.
The aJscssdr , Mr. Upike , Il ' heci
mllkin the rounels.
Buehl Daily 01111 wife spent Sundny 11
Mra.Hcals' plcnsnnt home.
About sixty pcople were prcscnt lit th
Sundll ) ' mornin scrviccs ntHI Iistencll t
a splcl1l1 11 talk h ) ' Re.Stricklcr. . .
We hllve 111111 4.lInllnine.tcnths inchc
of min this month ntlll the ro\l1ul I
thoroughly soakcd. Corn plnntill lw
hcen delllcll ( ) win to the hcavy m l
fall.
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"hc cill7.cns of Cliff will holll Decor !
tion Hen'ices the 30th of Mny. 'flte
hnve II ( ) ( ) ( l program 111111 will Ilcroml
theJ.r\\'es ; of sohliers mill friends In III
CHff Cemetery. COllie IInd hclp.
Pllrmers arc rejoicing over the pro
pcets for houlltifnl crops. Never haft II
grolnul heen so thoroughly luoistelll'd I :
copioushowcrs. : . Pall grnill 10011
promisillg , corn planting well alollg 011
coming lip goml. 'rhe largcstllcrcage I
l'orn hcing plauteel this season in th
part of the counl\ ' that e\'cr has hcel
It looks so cucouragi 1g that evcn 11
fcw pops that nre left hllve la ll asil
their Clliumity I.itature IInd have uctual
gOllc to work.
Clllltornl. . $ .17.40 . .nellteturn.
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"ickcLq 011 sale April 21st to 27th 1\11
27th to JUlie 8th , August 2nd to 8th.
I.theml stop-O\'er IIrmngcmcuts and 1
turn limits. Per mltlltional informntil
a..k the ncorest o ent , Hurlington ROIl
or write fm : a Cahfornin fpllier to
J.lUANClS. .
Gencml I'lIsscnger Agent.
. urlington ROllte.
39-51 Omaha , Nehr.
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iI-IE P. D. SMITI-I COMPANY ,
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Alw V have the be t quality c
Lumber Bnd other buUding anI
: terials at the J owest P.ioes.
'Phone No. ' 10.
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You are herehy commanddd to
rcpqrt nt the : mn01'y at Broken
Bow , on May 30 , at 8 o'clock a.
m. , for the purpose of aiding' in
the obscn'ancc of Decoration
Day. It is fitting and vight to
honor the heroic dead of the war
of the rebellion and also of the
Spanish American war. 'l'he
uniform for the occassion win he :
Caps , bue ] blouse , whit trousers.
T-4et evcry man be on hand , so as
that we may do our duty to our
nohlc dead. Datcd , Mav 20lIJ02.
II01tACIt Ii' . KHNNmJyCapt.
HUGHlHNNOYHIt ,
] i'irst I-4ieutcnant in Command.
A Farewell Itoooption.
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On last Saturda ) ' afternoon ,
the members of the -G. A. H. atHl
W. H. C. united in extcncling a
farewel1 rcccption to Mrs. ' 1' . j .
\Vhcelcr , who will' leave shorl1) "
for the casL Mrs.Vhecler has
been identi ed with the interests
of this city for a period oCtwentj'
) 'cars , having cOluhtcted th first
genera ] merchandise stort ! auel
subseluenl1) ( ' the Grand Centra1
Hotel , which sh has enl ) ' re-
centl } ' soJd.Vh . n .1 ( ) a Helief
Corps was orgaJtt ed In Brokcn
Bow , she was a charter , member.
I rom that da ) ' to this ' her deep
interest in the Granct' Army Post. , .
and the \Vomatt's Hclief Corps.
has ne'cr flaggeel and her oxectt-
live ability and liberility in fi.-
nancial matters made her a power -
er in the Corps , whith recognized -
ed her work by elec.tii1g her president -
ident fQr four terms. 'rhe ) 'ear
after the. organi ation of the
corps , at the Department Convention -
vention at Grand.Istaml.she , vas
electcd delegate o the National
Encampment at Boston. Later ,
she was Instituting and Installing -
ing ofiicer , and for two years a
member of the Department He-
lie f Commi ttee. Spceches were
made by a number of the com-
, rads and members of the Relief
Corps , after which refreshments
of ice cream am ! cake were , serv-
I ed. The best wishes of the corps
accompan ) ' Mrs.Vhee1er to her
new home. By order of the com-
mi ltee. A. E. MAXWlU..L.
A Pleasant Surprise.
On May 16 , the last day of
I school in he Widdyman district
on the West Tab1e , the patrons
of thc school planned a happy
S1'.1 rise on their teacher , Miss
Anna I enney. About 11:30 : a.
1(1. , they went to the school house
ladened with well filled baskets
L of provisions to have a time oj
their own. Miss Kenney had
- no been apprised of the intend.
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cd visit , and she was. complcfel } '
. Qver.come by their , unceremonial
) appearance. The I surprise wm
so great that she did not fullJ
recover from it duting , the after ,
noon. The friendly visitors im ,
provised tables extending' then :
on thrce , sides of th sc.hoolroom ,
on which their 's tpply'of viand !
tastel ' . At oti
were ) . spread. <
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table the PUPI .1 s and members 0 :
the school . board , . Mcssrs. . Cm
a11 < l 'VlCld'man sat , and at tlu
other two tables the visitors wen
a.ccomodated. 'l he faljles wer <
HUed with the very hesl t1i1
cotlntry afforsls , and a grund feas
was enjoi'e(1. 'l'here were sixb
o e persons , lJlchuling the . pupils tIUt
participatcd. 'J'his. term , com
: s pleted the third year Hss Ken
s ne ) ' has taught in that district
LS or in all tweniyseven months
1lIer work has been highly sat
isfactory to the patrons anc
board and she has b en tendere !
the school for another ) 'ear ; A :
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totten of their est'ecm the'Ju
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lc pils prescnted their teacher WItt :
Ie a haudsome riug that cost iheJt .
$5.25. 1\Iiss Kenney had. 01
hands a liberal snp'l ) ' of can < l :
and nuts , which she liad provid
ee ! for hcr pupils nl. the clOSI
with whic'h shc' treated th
crowd. It was a da ) ' long to b
rcmcmhere < ! with pleasure by a ]
participants as the o cassion wa
\'cr ) . much enjo ) ed h ) ' all.
Jt'l\oratloll \ nay 1.r ( ) I'alU ut Morna.
' 1'he following is t4 e prograt
' of th services to be' conducte
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! ) ) . Rtce Post , No. 256 : ; G. A. ' R
: c111 thc 1\1. E ; ohurch. at Menu
[ In Dccoration Day : .
ltc MORNING SlUWIClt-.10 11. . M.
Song , "Amcrica'h . . . . hy Congregatic
M\lsic b ) ' Orchestm ,
Praycr. . . . . . . . RcG. . n. Strickll
Song . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cho
Address. . . Coullnander. J. M. FodJ
Song . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . Cho
AtlclrL'SS. . . . lIon. L. E. Kirkpatnc .
. M\I ic hy Orchestm. , '
I1cucdictlon , . . . . . . . Rcv. Swnr
1:1.00 1\1. . . . . . . ' . . . . . . Dinll
Atr-rnRNOON SUR\'ICJ\S.
1\Iusic ht Orchcstra.
of Song , "Stur Sp..mglel\ 1l1\er. "
Rccitatlon. . . . . . . . . 1\Iiss l est
SonR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chc
11Recitation. . . . . . . . Miss I.ul\l 1.0\
Music by thc 1\Iumlolln Clul > .
Recitntion. . . . . . Miss Mattie l olll
Music hy Orchestm.
llcIIL'tlictlou. . . . . . . . ReGruhn
'l'he graves of our comrads i
the different cemeteries will 1
decorated by committees . befo
the morning services.
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BEST
Editorially FonrloBA
Conalet9'1t1y Ropublloan
News from 011 of the worM-Well
writtclI , original Htories-Allswers
to .queries-Articlcs 011 Health. '
thl' Homc , New hooks , nlld on
Work ahout the farm mul ganJeu.
The W ekly
Intet Ocean
Is n memher of the Associatcel
Press , tile olllyVestern NeWspaler }
recc villg the llHre , 'lelegrnp I c
lIews lIervicc of the 'Ncw York 81111
IlIullll > ccial cahle of the New York
WorJIIlall ) ' reports from uver
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2,000 Hpedlll' correSpOlllclltll
throhghout the country. '
YEAR ONE DOLLAR
lIhscrihc for the RItI'UIH.lCAN
mill tIle Weekly Inter Oceall olle
) 'car L hoth papers . " for $ r .50. .
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Campbell's S il 'Culture : manual ,
112 pagcR with man ) ' illustra.
' ' moisture is
tions. 'l'cJ1s how
stored , vaporatJon checked , apd
yieltls iucreas d. 1.l iled iTee t < J
, ! -U ) ' address by J , Ft : ncis , . General -
. oral Pas euger Agent , Burling-
tou . : Route , Omaha , ' = Neb. , OJ ]
rC'ceipt f two-ce , ( t p. "
'I'11t' U1\1 Estnt ntrectory _
'l'heVestern Supply Co. , A
real estate finil of Brol < en Bov '
puplished the first No. , of'the
"Real Estate Directory" this
week. It is a six column folic
and besides contains a large list
of farms and city property in
Custer county and in severa1
state of the Union contall1s com.
mendary articles on Broken Bo"
an Custer county as well m
many other articles , pertaining tc
crops and stock , making it ar
exceptional fine advertisin ! !
medium for those who have pr9'
perty to sell or want to buy. , 'rh (
mechanical work was done a1
this office.
One-Unl ( RateR
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Omaha au Return May 21 , 22 and 23
Viu Burlington Route.
State Euc.ampment G. A. R. , .
Ask the nearest .agent 11ur11ngtol
Rqute. ' 4S-4
DIG 1I0R D 'BIN.
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Arc you interested in the Dig lIon
Basin of Wyoming ? ,
Its a rich hut undeveloped pqrtion 0
Northwestem Wyoming. It contain
, mnrvettous opcning lor smol : rmcle
along good streams 111 the votteys , Wlt1 :
one million acres of govenl1nent lf1PI
open to sett1eU1 nt under the UUl11tel
Stntes 1.oml J..aws. .
The Burlington ! toute has just pl1blisl1
_ ed a folder descriptivc of the rug ' Itot1
Basin. It is jl1ustrated and contoi'ns I
oecllmte map. It tens ahout the lay ( J
I the 101111 , character of the soil , pro ( ucb
yield.'irrigation an 'oNortunities.
.If you're interested , bett r write for.
cop ) ' . It's free. J. FRANCIS ,
Gcneral Possel gcr Agent ,
42-50. Omaha , Ncl r. .
Nebrnlikl\ Wlutm' Wheat U1tO.
' ' for winter .
'l'he prospect whep.
is ge i r I1y ex'cellent ail < ! an it1
creas'ec1 acr age is' reported , i
this state. In , a Chicago repor
_ they give Nchr slm as 92 pe
, cent in conc1ition. 'rhis is prol :
. bably an over-estimate , as l mi1
- ed localities have lost he < ; rep b
winter killing and a part' of th
winter wheat acreage' , will b
- planted to corn. As a rule , hm"
:1 ever , the crop is looking 'fine , an
this is especially true. of th
western part of the state. La
- fall was an 'exceptionaUy fav01
able time' for sowing amI germit
ating fall gr'ain am ! the acreag
throughout he state has bee
largely increased in c mp rise
with -fprmer years. , This i !
c1oubtless , an indication th.at tI1
acreage of spring wheat will 1 :
greatly. . J reduced in Nehrask :
'l his JIasbr ; hght on an , erea . (
winter , v. te t and from last , yea ]
yield Ute prospects fMvinlt .
111 whe'at.are better than for. marl
.r years. ' and the acreage will m
ir c1oubted1) ' , be b'Teatly enlarge !
TCr ItUNO 11 < < TUIUIt NAJlIUS.
: k Scud me th 111W-t : of your lricnl
who might be it1l1uced to move o N
tz braska nnd I witt mail them our new.
er 1Io'1h"C , hook dCf'criptive ' 'of Ncbraska
ngncu1tural resonrces uncl it : : ! ul1hound
opportunities. The hook is ilIustratl
with Nehmsk.n fnnn sccns , and is su
r plcmcntCtl with a sectional mop of t1
11r stotc. , It witt help bring on ) ' home-seek
\'C to Nebraskn. J. lRANClS ,
Geneml Passenger Agcnt ,
ge 44.50 OUJoha , Nel > r.
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re Thla signature Is on every box of the gOnul
Laxative Bromo.Q-J nine Tablot. .
& 110 I'eIIMd7 QM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . till
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ciarcII Whed Doctor" 1 L11l
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Mrs. l rat1k Chiasson , Patterson -
son , . La. , writes June 8th , 1901 :
"I had malaria fever in "er ' bad
form , 'WlS under treatment bV
doctors but as soon as I stopped
taking their medicine the fever
would return. I used a sample
hottle of Herbinet found it help-
cd tJc. Then bought two bottlcs
which completely cured me. I
fecI grateful to you for furnishing -
ing such a splendul inedicine , and
can oncstly recoUlmend . it to
those suffcrlng from nialarta , as
it will surely cure theu'I. " lIcr-
binc , 50c bottles at Ed. McComas ,
Brol ll now am ! Merna.
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We Are Better Prepared For
Business than Ever.
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I .BL . ; , 2,000 IlotlUd. . . Servlco reoI' . $5 & 0 $12.
IORIE'IIIAINRHlgb o r/ul / 0 peroheon , ;
weIght , I , BOO pounds.
- yenrB otd ; browII ; II1gh Orado
LOOAN-Flvo ! : : . , ( ( ) Jlonnde.
-1.IRhL ! yeare 01t1 ; bay : HIgh 1I1orRan and
FOX ; wolght , 1. . ' > 00 ponnds.
PJUNbR- ca1.bro'vn ' ; pacer Rnd Irotter ; wolght
1,1poundB ' , , "
'rbe.F u Geade ServIce " 'ccs $3.00 to $8.00.
Come and see
OUR JACKS.
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INDRP.ENDENOR \ , and I Iho largeet. but boned -
ed Jack Of bl8 'a-o , In theee ftrts ; a good pllr'
former and lure breeder. Bervlco rees , $5 to $ II ! .
, D' DE II a Mammoth Jaok , rllther small , but a
t1 1O'0at brooder of larlte. stylleb mutes.
- Bervlce rcell from to sa.
Ther Is no better Invostmcnt tbau broedlng
mnlel as tbo murket 18 tnklng any aRe. 'j'bey are
pearce and &bey will go bl hor.
Tbey wIU make tbe sea80n of 1002 at the old
:1 Blar Droedln Darn , north of raUroad , Droken
:1. : . .110Nebraaka. . Come Rud sue our stock before
:1 : bleulnl ! . Wo o bere for Unslnos. . and to IItay.
. : W. J. WANTZ ,
'PrInciple Owner and Manager.
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a l Business Prof : ional and ; ]
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C l\fEHON & HEESE , '
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, RGPUB , ! B and , n tfy D1 ck , Droken now , Neb.
, W A. 'THOMPSON , '
01 CONTRAL'TOH & Bo LnRR.
p rPLanR and olUmatea on IIhortnolico.
. Drokon . Dow. Nobraska.
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11180 Juallce or the I'flaco. Spacial attenton ! _ hilt
to coUeclions IJepo llIonR tak n , Jlpn810n vOQch.
ors ncaUy execowd and all klnde of legal paperl
wrltton. 011100 In tbo rcaf or Dank of Commerce ,
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R. , SKINNER , I
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Repairing of nll k nels'done lu 'first.cJass
manner. Plow work onel hor-se , shoeing (
a spcciolly. Remember , the loeatioll- r ,
the IICW shop west of C01 mercl 1 hotel. '
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CLINTON , 'I
Physician & SurgeQ1.l , , . t
Ollleo 10 renr or ( lto Dlluk of' CbmtnIJrcJ' ; ' Itr'I'
Ileneo 6th hoolo wosl of the lIaptht church.
Urokon 1I0w , Nobrlt8ka.
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AI. klnelA or work In onr IIno dent ! l.rumpUy I'
81111111 IIni-claAR IllIter. r ' Hod 8hO'I' un Ibe I'
corner W08t ( ) \ the hose lIeu e. i'
GIVU Ult A . . .HIAI. , . . .
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IIrokeli lIow , . - - - 6bra.ka.
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DH. . O. I . MUJ I EN8. . . . .
Ph sician e S rgeou.
2nll StalrwRy from' 'f8 t emlln Reali' , lIIock ;
rU81donro , 3rd Wllst " _ , . . . chorob.10u'8RmO 81de
or trout. Droken DOIY , Nlbralkli. !
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BAKI H.'S POOL HA JI' .
W. E. BAKER. Prop. . . ' "
For Illioclalllamu : 01 PuOI..rt'lorth ' or RIrUD' , ; c
LIOloN O lao , ro en UOIY , 1 > Iobra1ka. , f.
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U. o. HUTTON. Proprietor. . , : .
Flr l-QLB S work. ! tear UOIm of Droken Bow
8au Uank , Drollon Dl'w , Nobruka.
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MIKE , J
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-ProprIetor of- 1
He.taurBnt& Lunch CouDter , Lnrgll-aeportmont "
of Couff\o\nuule \ , OI"r. ! . Bud 'fobaccol. Nor&h "
Ido of lubllo MQuaro. Jlroken Bow , Nebraeka. I
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A R. HUMPHREY ,
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Broken Uow , Nobralkn. . , J
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Oranllo. Foreign and . . msrlcan : Marble. . '
Ornament ? ! Work a" Specialty. " .
Broken Bow. . . ' . . . . ' .Net.ruka :
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Crry E. F. MoCLun. , Pro\ ) .
1110 Flonr , Dnckwheat. Grabm , Feed , ele.
DU. T. L. FARNSWOlfTH ,
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-omCQ Over Bwan.1I Groco1'1.
DRS. R. O. & W. E. T 'LBOT , .
PH GO bo'S ! : S. " '
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Brok6n Bow , - - ' - ' Nobraw.
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Pomp. Wind MUl. Tanka. Flttlug. , Gaeo1ln.
Englu ! ! ! , eto. . c&c _ . , . . .
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Ji > JeJ , Jllsfl'CZICfel' )
Abatractl Promptly Jl'urnllhell. Yo'ur Du lneu
! 'ollclted 0111eo II ) Bank . or Cotnm rco uUdlDI ,
Drollon 1I0w , Nobraeta. ' . _ .
Taxes paid for non-residents ,
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CAMJJRAS : : , AND SUPPLIES.
Free Instructlonl howtQ take nnd develope , I
picture with oetT camera lIold. '
.Flnlshlnl : done tor . ,
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L test Styles in P of graphs.
BANGS STUD O.
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For the last three' ) 'c rs I have be n over-stockedion' : farm i
harness. 'l'his fact puts me in a pos tion tQ en all haihess at 10
pCI' ceut. 1es han the ; . mayJ < et value. I have a good fnril } harness !
at the surpnsl11g1y low pnce of $20.00 , worth $22.00 , Rnd' t $21.00 ,
worth $22.50. , Others at tIte same low value up to $30.00.-
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' . . New linD of .Farm : lnfplcments.
Sulkey plows , Pisc .harrows , .
18 Three wheel Climax Listers , Steel pipe harro\ys ,
c'Va1king aud ridiug ultivators , , Acme. amI' Champion mowers ,
18 Fuller and Johnson buggies , Grand Island Hog fence ,
's \Vagons , Barb wir , ; . ' ,
i Cook .stoves , and Nails , ; . , '
p- QUick Mea ! ranges , C\\flerYt . '
lC 'l inware , aud a complete line of slleH hardware.
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Alfalfa , Milet and Cane Seed. '
OUR MOTTO--Under : Sell. , - < }
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1:1 'Vest SideS quare , Broken Bow , Nebraska ,
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