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Qr.l " , ; .Y. , the Liverpnol amI Lun-
, Cjll'atHT : (11.hc Insurance Co. of
Englat1f1 , the Get'IIIlH AIIlt'i can
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.a"gara Fire 111SUrl\n'p Co. uf N.
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N. Y. , the 'l'raIcr ( ! ; I1IH1Tance ! Co.
of. , ' Chicago , the Pro\.ic1ence
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Providence , R. 1. , the German
I 11itual f.'irc Inufltll' : ( . ' Co. of
Omalui , . Neb. . thl' Old Mutual
" Life Insurance Co. of .N. Y. , the
Anjet.ican : Bondi.g'rrust : Co.
i of Baltimore , has complied with
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as their lawful ag-ellt at Broken
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S1afe of Nehrasm. !
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) . . CUAIH.HS WItSTON ,
\ , Auditor of Puhlic Accounts.
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( , . tion has just issued Bulletin o.
1 , . 54 , on "Mange in Cattle and
, . j Horses and 14ice " '
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l bulletin conta1ns illustrations of
, , \ . the Ipite. causing cattle mange ,
nitinlals effected with the clis-
' e se , animals swimming through
'the tank , etc. , together with con-
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. "str".tiou of dipping' plants for
, .cattle and swinc. 'l'he bulletiu
may he : ohtained fr e of 'Cost by
residents of the State upon writing -
ing to the Agricultural EXl > eri-
ment Station , Lincoln , Nebr.
COIIHtlllStCd DlWcln
o have good health , the body
shoi11d be ] { ept in a laxative condition -
dition , and the bowels moved at
lead once a day , so that all the
loisonous wastes are expelled
daily. Mr. G. 14. Edwards , 142
N. M.l n St. , 'Vichita , Kansas ,
writes : "I have used Hcrehine
to rel'\llate ! : , the liver ancl bowels
for the past tcn years , and fouud
it a reliablc remedy. " 50c at
Ed. McComas' , Er l ell Bow and
Merna.
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Mrs. Fred Unrath ,
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llRrbor , ! lach. .
"After my n"t baby was bom I did Rot
Item to 1 lln Iny strength .rlhouh the \
d dor ave me a tonic which he consl" "
uill 'Very .uprlor. ut Instead of ! tdtln
MUer I rcw weakir every day. My'h' ! . .
bl.ftCllRSlSttd that I take Wln& of'tCardul
rer. week and ICe what It would do for
f1\eo I did take the medicine and was very
! ratdu1. to find my Itrcnth , Ind. . ! ' Alth
. - .Iowly rdurnln . In two Wets. . I w out
.r lied am ! In a month I , was able to take
up my usual dutlu. I ara very cnlhusl.
astlc In I is praise. " . . . .
Wino of Cardui reinCorces the organs
of generation for the ordenl of prtg' ! , I
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nancy' and chihlbirUl. ' It prevents mts-
carri ge. No woman wliotnkosWino
of Cnrdui need fear the of her "
child. If Mrs. U rath minr taken
Wino of Cnr ui I
balora.her baby came I
abe woulll not bave been weakenad as
sbe 'Was. lIer rapid recov ry Bhould
cOp1metKl this great remedy to every
ex tt\Dt mollier. Wine of Cardui ,
regulates the m nstroal flow. I
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time settlers lh'iug near Mason ,
was an Ansele ) ' visitor Monelay.
Zack sa's that crop prospect ! ; are
the hest he has seen for , rears.
C. J. Stevens and Jennie II.
Butler , of Sewarc1 , were uniteel
in marriage last Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Stevens will mae !
their home at Anstc ) ' . 'l'he
Citbcns extenc1 congratulations.
During the last wcek in Mar ,
Mike Carro ! shipped sixt-six
cans of cream , while Howard
Kerr was a close second with 58
cans to his credit. 'l'his is a big
increase over the corresponding
week of last ) 'ear , when there
were only cleven cans shipped.
Burglars hroke into A. II.
Shepard's store 'l'hursday night.
Entrance was gained b ) ' hreak-
ing a window pane in a door at
the rear , and rcaching in and unlocking -
locking t11 , door. 'Vhen Ror
come down to open up in' the
morning he found a large'luanity
of dry gooc1s , clothing and shoes
scattered promiscuously over the
Hoor. He at once raised an
alarm and parties set out to truck
the thieves , hut without success.
It is supposed that they had a
.wagon near Muor's barn in whicb
to l ad the booty , as a pair of
pants and a jacket which they
dropped were found near the
fence east of the harn. Mr.
Shepard is unable to tell just
what his loss is. 'l'his i ! the
fourth time his store has been
broken into. Sheriff Armstrong
came down on the noon train
Friday but was unablc to obtain
a clue ; however Mr. Shepard is
of the opinion that the thieves
do not live verr far distance
from Ansler.
( Aneley ChronIcle. )
Ansley was we11 represented
at the basket dinner hcltl in
Covers grove by the Baptist
church of Mason City , last Sun-
day. After preaching services
in the afternoon about fift ) . were
baptised. 'l'he weather for the
occasion could not have been
bettered. Several hundred people
were in attendance.
John 1-4anum surprised his
friends last Sahmla ) ' evening h ) '
stealing off toBrokcn Bow , where
he and Miss Mar ) ' Kaelin were
united in marriage at the parsonage -
sonage of the M. 1 . church , Rev.
Trites performing the cer nony.
A host of friends wish John and
his happr hridc a long and happy
career. 'rhey have gone to house
keeping in the cast part of town.
A Se\'cre storm visited tIns
scction tast night. The residence -
dence of J. H. Kerr was struck
b ) " lightning. 'l'he chimne } " was
knocked down , shingtes were
ripped from off the roof , and thc
plaster in man , } ' places torn off.
At l\'lason City the storm was
more scveJe. A barn belo\'lging \ '
to Charl 5 Duke was shuck by
lightening and burnt to the
ground , togethcr with two horses
and 100 bushels of grain. A
rain fan of 1 inches is reported.
A few miles below Mason a cloud
burst caused the washout of the
railroad track , delaying trains ,
thc midnight passenger arriving
here at 8 o'clock this morning.
Onl , } ' a light shower of rain fell
in Ansle.r and vicinit , } ' .
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J. J. Toole ) " of Broken Bow ,
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Raamua Anderson.
Real natate. J. C. Moore
Abatraatur.
ANDERSON & MOftRE.
arLaudl for .ilo Dnd rent , u eulter counly aud adjoinIng .
. cotilltlee. R'lultlel lilld
IIongbt and aold. AbetraeLa protliPtl , Inlt neatlJ made. mortKaIe8 :
Umcll-1olaln Street , Detwclln 4th nlld 11th A\'lIlIuee , Broken Bow. Onder count" Ne raska.
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a heen in Mason City the past
week , 100ki 1g after the interests
of his general store here.
MARHIHn-At Broken Bow on
Sunda ) ' , May : H , 1')02 , Mr. Hoh-
crt Mark and Miss Myrtle Gates ,
both of Hound nro\'c. 'I'hese
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young people are well amI fa'or-
able known to our readers in this
COIIIIIIUl1 t ) ' and ha\'c a largc circle -
cle of fricnds who join in extending -
ing congratulations.
Marion Ii'oster and Miss Katic
Zoucha , hoth of of t. Paut , this
state , were lIIarriecl at the hOllle
of Samuel Weaver , SrI , east of
town , on Wednesday of last , week
hy HeJ. . I . Woods. 'I'he
groom ig the .youngest son of
Mrs. 'Vcaver anll is a young lIIan
well known in this community.
lIe is proprietor of a barber shop
at St. Paul.
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MC'lIIlIrI111 ul1Y nl A rlloll.
Memorial Day at Arnold was
as usual wel1 observed under the
auspices of Excelsor Post G. A.
R At 10 a. m. a large proccs-
5ion of citizens escorted by the
drum corpse and U. A. H. marched -
ed to the cemetery when ri tal
services were held around th
cenotapp hy Excetsor Post and
\V. R. C. The school children under -
der the direction of the latter
'organhmtion marched around it
and each depos ted upon its base
a hunch of flowers. At 2 p. III.
the G. A. R. and W. R. C. escorted -
corted hy the Drum Corpse .
marched to the Christian Church.
which was filled to O\'erflowing ,
when the exercises were as
follows : Ri tual service. hy G.
A. R. Recitations hy school
children , which was interspersed
with beautiful and appropriate
music from a choir made up from
the choirs of the three churches
of this place. The oration wag
by N. 'r. Gac1d and for one and
a half hours he held his audience
'spell hound.Ve have had many
excel1ent orations on MemoriaJ
Day at Arnold , but no one has
excel1ed this in beauty of thought
and elagent patriotism. '
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1\1. P. EmpfitlIl has bought a horse
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Donnc1's strawherrics arc ripe aUlI
short cakc'is in cviclencc.
RRngc is fine. Alfalf cntting hm ;
commcnccll ; it is a gooll crop.
Com all plnnted anll hooming up , It
is a good statui ; cnl1imtillg commcnce .
Miss Ethel Wright closecl a socccssful
six months term of school at No. I.p
last Prilla ) ' .
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Donnc1 was disappointed in gctLing
a man Lo shear his sheep so he has rolled
np his sleeves nncl is shcaring Lhcm
himself.
News s.nrcc. I am rcminllel of the
Dr. who finilcd Lo cure his patient of
dcafness. lIc consoled him that there
WIIg nothin oin on worth hearing.
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, lIirge Samncl 'l'homas arc
hllulin1 { fence posts from I.olli. Dirge
is well plcased over his change frotll
Iowa to Nehraska. Sa's his crops arc
finu ; oats arc a gollength ancI hea ing
out ami hc has reco"ered his health , as
he wus IIffiicted wiUt AsLhamu whclI he
left Iowa.
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Jol1l1 Welch cntertained a crowd of
people 5unlla ) ' .
RePinck1ll's daughter Bessie is
visitin with 1\1' . I.eech's famil ) ' ,
A splendid rain fell here IricIay cvcn-
ing. Crop.\ look mosL encouraging.
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Seth Johnson is hus ) ' these , Ia"s , not
enl ) ' with his fanning , but in preparing
for Utut "Mens Socilll" which' is to be
hcld on the 20th. lIis being lit the heael
of it insures its success. Ill' hus got out
aver ) ' attractivc program I.HI expects II
good atten ancc.
'rhe Lallics Aid Society IIrc determined
to bcautif ) ' the parsonagc and
raisc funlls for that purpose the ) " plan-
' l to cdehrute the Pourth in l\lr. Nelms
, "c. Thcy expect n crowil IInd arc
well prepared to cntertain thcm in ' : ' .
mnl1tur worth ) ' of the Glorions Vourth.
The parsonagc kitchcn was l lnslercd
June 2nd b ) ' Y. G. Perkins 111111 W. E.
Mathews. The l'rc&iding Elder was
greeted on Sunda ) ' moming last ut
Quarterly meeting by II crowllel congregation -
gregation , who enjo'c his sonnon grcat-
I ) ' . E'cf } ' visit he pays incrcases his
lOpularit ) . .
RTn..o.
D. 'V. Kel1enhargcr's . spent Sunday at
Mr. Hunt's.
Edd Day and wifc-werc in Ortcllo -
sun-I
dny nud Mondn ) ' . .
J. A. Kellcubarger went to the- ranch
Monday \'accinate cattle.
A. D. Hunt was quite sick the first oC
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/lcrl / Wnllll llgton is in the "nlley ngnin.
lIe rlielnot go to Coom ) o ns he had
intcnded.
Smne gcll work \\5 .tonc . 011 the
roaets Inst week , for which Grltndpa lIill
houhl hc iven crellit.
C. n , Da ) ' if ; huileling n barn on hi ! !
) llacc , Chnrley helie\'cs in doing things
riJhl ; hc ill'l\inting ! it ns fllsLashe builds
it.
A cll1ughtcr of Silns Bcals , Mrs. Gray ,
alII I hcr chilelnn ! nrri\'cllnst week for n
visit with rclnl'es herc. She has live,1
in Alhion , la.
Mr. Gl1rtlln arr'c,1 Saturday night
frolll Iowa , where he hl\ll Itccompanicil
the remains of his mOlhcr , who , lieel
while nt his homc. '
Chi1clren's Day will he ohserve.l here
ncxl Snlllln ) ' c\'cning. The chi1llren arc
hcinJ. { well Lmillccl n\lll the cxercises
promisc to hl' better than usual.
H. II , IIcal ! ! ! 1Il wife camc up from
Mason City Jricla ) ' . for a fcw cla's visit
with rclath'cs. J. C. Bakcr of Mason
City nlso spcnL SUl1IIa ) ' at Ortcllo.
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PrcII1.aUlh , who has hecn working fot.
Sam Wncillillglon , shot a valnahle clog of
l\lr. Bucill's 1\lIe ) th'n left the country ,
last wcck. It is ccrt illly a blcssillg to
have such lcol'l ! lea , ' : . _
Alt. . allli lrR. AdulIIRon i-l1terlnlu. :
f4ast Monday e\'ening Mr. and
Mrs. Adamson entertained at
their homc , the students who are
attending the University from
Broken Bow-the City High
School Seniors of ' 02 , and a few
other gucsts. ' 1'he evening was
pcasan ! tly spent i l pla'ing
gamcs. A large graphophone
also affordcd considerablc amuse-
ment. Refreshments were scrv-
ed late in the evening , soon after
which the guests returned to
their h ltlcs. AU who were
present report a'ery pleasant
i time. ' 1'hose in attendance were :
14ihbie Brenizer , Flnnie { Drake ,
Nellie Drake , \Vinnie Joyner ,
Sarah Owens , Roscoe Baldwin ,
Hay Armour , Harry Osborn , Ed-
wi l\.rers , Arthur Myers . and
John Lewis. .
Low Hntes to Lincoln ,
One fare for the round trip.
Via Burlington Route.
J tme 17th and 18th.
Republican. State Convention.
A ( lorrl'cHon.
'Vc are informed that the rlame
J. V. Arnick on the senatorial
delegation should have heen T.
' Varney of Ansley. In the report -
port Varney's name had been
writtcn over an erasure , so it was
not legiTJte to the typo that set it.
nos. s. Ii : . tlltHWS.
Poet al\ll mllsiciall will give au- !
othc'or hiH ehU'1ning' : o\'elliugH of. .
poutl' ) ' mill HOtl at the Opel'a House i
on 1'llI'H'1l.y : , .Tllne , 17th , 1002. .
Manof 0111' n'ulur8 : rememhur the
! lclightflll cntl'l"tai1l1nont given hy. .
l\Lr. G\'igg in thiH city abollt a yea\ '
ago : uHI will lIot fail to unjoy tlw
coming \'at. . .Ac1miHsion 5 a1ld
liJ clmtH. Secnre tickets at Hau or-
lU'H : ulll ( hO : t'H.
UellrcscntnUvo ( Jonventlon.
'l.'he repuhlican convention of I
the Fifty-Sixth Representative
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District will be held in Broken.
Bow , 'Vednesda.r. June 28. at 2
o'clock p. m. in the court house ,
for the purpose of placing in
nomination two candidates for
the state legislature , to be votcd
for at the election to be helel
November 4 , 1 ' )02 , and the transaction -
action of such other busincss as
may properl ) ' come before aid
com'ention. The counties com-
pnsing the district are entitled
to the same representation as
allowed to the republicalt state
convention. Custer 20 , Logan 2.
J. O. ' 1'AYl.0H , Ch'r. COUl.
lint 'Vcn&l1cr 'Vcukuet M
If 'you feel fa'gged out , listless
and la king in energy , " YOU are
perhaps sufTering fro"m the
debititating efTects of S1ltnmer
weather. These symptoms indicate -
dicate that a tonic is needed that
will create a healthy appctite ,
make digestion pcrfect , regulate
the bowels and Impart natural
actidty to the l'cr. l . 'rhis.
i Herhil1e will do ; it is a tonic ,
la ative and resorativc. , H. J.
l reegard , Propr. Granel View
Hotel , Chene ) , Kan. , writes :
" 1 have used IIerhine for 'thc
last 12 'years , and nothing on
earth can beat it. It was recommended -
commended to me by Dr. Newton -
ton , Newton , Kan. " 50c at Ed.
McComas' Broken Bow and Merna.
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'l'hla elgnaturo Is on evcry box of the genulnl !
Luative Bromo"Quinine Tableta
t.I1o UJ.at o &I'\'e . eeW . . eae da7
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Extreme hot weather is agreat
tax upon the digestivc power of
hahies ; when pun ) ' and feeble
thc ) ' shoulc1 be given a few doses
ofVhitc's Cream Vermifug < ; ,
the childrens' tonic. It will
stimutate and facilitate the
digestion of their food , so that
the ) ' SOOl1 become strong , hcalthy
and active. 25c at Ed. Mc-
Comas' Broken Bow and Merna.
I.o'v URtCH to GI" ud IMlnud.
One fare for the rounel trip ,
Via Burliugton Ruule.
June 23rd an 24th ,
Democratic and Populist State Con-
vcntion. '
A Hlllcnnld ItCUSCdy.1 I
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Neuralgic pains , rheumatism , I
lumbago and sciatic pains yield I' '
to the penetrating influence of
Ballard's Snow Liniment. It !
penetrates to the nerves and
hone , and hcing absorbed into
the blood , its healing properties
are conveyed to ever ) " part of the
body and effect some wonderful
cures. Mr. D. F. Moore , Agent ,
Illinois Central Railway , Milan ,
Tenn. , states : "I have used'
Ballard's Snow Liniment for
rheumatism , backache , etc. , in
my family. It is a splendid
remedy.Ve could not do with-
ou t it. " 25c , 50c and $1. 00 at
Bd. McComas' Broken Bow and
Merna.
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I Boys ! Girls ! I
An.r boy or girl who will
secnre for us TEN SUBSCRIPTIONS -
TIONS for the lansas City
\Veekl'y Journal at the rate
of 25 cents each , making a
total of $2.50 , and senel the
money to us with a list of
the names , will be scnt post-
"age prepaid , a m A UTIFUI.
WATCH called ' 1'he Eclipse !
Send money by P. O. order
or ( lraft , and mail aU orders
to 'l'he 'Weekly Jonrnal ,
Kansas City , Mo.
Boys and girls , here is
your chance ! - .
us.-Send for samples to
be used in canvassing.
TOAD ! : MARKS
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CCPYRI UTS & .c.
Anyone cndlnlt "ekelrh " " .1.11' crlntlon mar
quickly Mcertnln our oJl\nlun \ frctt "I"'hl'r ' Itl ,
invonUon Is probably pntenlAble. . ( 'A"lOlulllrll.
tlonBRtrlctly conti < 1 I'ntll\l. Ilnrulbook on I'litcnts
eent free , Ohlegt lCIU'Y tor l"'urjlllpntrllle ! ,
I'at"nta tatnn thrmllh Munu [ ( Co. Tu'Clvr
I1'tclal not/ct. wltl'our , chnr ( ! . lu tile
, Sd ntifie Hmelticatt
A handsomely I11n lrRln" wfV'klr. Jnrllf' t Cl
cullltlO1 ot nny IIrjelllllh' j"lIrllnl. ' 1"11' ' ' ' , r : , , .
tenr : tour months. t-1. 6 l.ll'YI1I1 n'w II"H\o'r- \
MUNN & CO.3GIDoadway. . flew Yorl
IIr lclJ 11111. . . , 12.\ ; . r \V"It. . . , . . . . "
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AT LAW.
Room ! ! 8 Ind 0 , Realty Block , Broken now , Neb.
W A. THOMPSON ,
. CONTUAc"'TOR & 5 BOJLDRU.
PIDnR and clltiDlatea on ebortnotlco.
DrokeD Bow , Nebt/l ka.
l. J. SNYDER ,
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ulao Juetleo ot the l'ueo. 8p6clal attentou ! Khen
to collcclion IOI > OlIllIon8 takn , pendon vouch ,
erllne tly executo.1 all.1 . all kinds of l g IIaJ1erl !
wrItten. O 1ee In the r..ar of Dank of Commerce.
Dokon Dow. Nobra ka.
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OUR CLUBBING RA rES.
aud Kanau City Journll..SI.a.5 :
cpubJlcanand InterO < : ean. . . . . . . . . . . . I.SO
publlcan and TwenllcthCentury. . . . . . 1.6.5
and Globe. Democrat , Seml.w 1.8S
RCPUbJlcan And State Journ.I. . . . . . . . . . . 1.8.5
cruelan ! ! and l"cbraska FArmer. " . . . . 1.8S
. epubllcan . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ IInd _ _ _ _ Life _ . _ of . . . McKmley. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .w. , 1,50 .
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CIIINTON DAY.
Physician & Surgeon. t
oroce In rur of the Dank of Commerce. nell.
de nee 6tb house west of the BapUst church.
Broken Dow , Nebraeka.
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M. DOHRIS ,
S.M.
.1ia Qml't1I1lQ ! ;
AI. kinds of "urk tn our line done promptlT ' . ,
/lnd In dnt-dRAe order. Rcd 8hop on the )
corner wo t 01 the hose 1I0ude. I
GIVU Uti A TRIAl. . t
Uroken How , - _ - ' Nebraska.
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DR. C. L. MULl.ENS ,
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rc ldCJIco. 3rd WUlt } ' , chnrch , on amo lido '
of treet. - Broken Dow , Nebraska. I
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BAKER'S P.oOL HALI" : J
w. R. BAKK II. Prop. " I
For a soclalltamo 01 punt .1"t'1urth of nl1'1I8' ,
Llo4N omco , Droken How , Nebraska.
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BARBER snop ,
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B. O. HUTTON. Proprietor. . 1
Flret-clau work. Hear Room of Hroken Bow
State Jinnk , Broken Bow , Nebrallka. t ,
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MIKE SOAN LON , r I
-ProprIetor of- ' '
U'atanrnnt& Lunch Counter. Large Inortment , , :
of Conf..ctlomul08 , Clgarll and Tobaccos , North
bldo of Pnbllc ! ! QuA'e. Broken Dow. Nebraska , }
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A R. BUM PH HEY , . . . . . . ; '
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Droken Dow , Nebraska. '
I. D. GLAZE ,
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Oranlle , ForelKn and lJJerlcan Marbles.
Ornament ? ! Work a Specialty.
Broken Bow. - - - Nebraeu. ,
CITY MILL ,
E. F. McCLlIn. : Prop. .
Rye Flonr. Buckwheat , , Gnhltm , Feed , etc.
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DR. T. L FARNSWOBTH ,
DENTIST , f.
DrOmce Over Swan's Orocery.
DRS. R. C. & w. . TALBOT ,
PHYSIGIANS SURGEONS.
Ollco oYer n eberla'8 Drug Btoro.
Broun Bow. . - - Nebraw.
o. . OONRAD ,
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Pomps. Wind MUle , Tankll. Finings , GlUollnl
Engine , etc. , etc. :
Brokou Dow. Nebrallka.
C. H. JEFFORDS ,
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Abstracta PrompUv It'umlehed. Your BualnOd8
I'ollclted. OJlce : In Dl&nk or Commerce BuUdlng.
Brollon Dow , Nebruka.
Taxes paid for norl-rcHident .
.CAMERAS AND SUPPLIES.
Free In ltmctlona how to tmke and devolope t
plcturo with oyerT camera aold.
FIII\Shlnl \ ( done for amatures.
Latest Styles in Photographs.
BANGS STUDIO.
Eatllbllehed In 1891.
Broken Bow , N bra ka.
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CLEARINC UP SALE
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C > .A.FI.I\JEE : : S. J '
For the last three years I have been o\'er-stockcd on farm
harness. This fact put 111e in a position to sell all harness at 10
pcr cent. less than the market value. I have a good farm harness
at the surrisingly low price of $20.00 , worth 522.00 , and at 521.00 ,
worth $22.50. Others at the same low yalue up to 530.00.
New .line of Farm Implements.
Sulke.r plows , Disc harrows ,
Three wheel Climax Listers , Steel pipe harrows , .
'Valking , anel riding cultivators , Acme and Champion m wers ,
Fu lir and Johnson buggies , Granel Island Hog fence ,
" 'Vagons , Barb wire , '
Cook sto\'es , and Nails ,
Quick Meal ranges , Cutlery ,
Tinware , and a complete line of shelf hardware.
. Alfalfa , Milet and Cane Seed.
OUR MOTTO--Under : Sell. . . . . . . ( )
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'Vest SideS quare , Broken Bow , Nebraska.