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C. P. RUSSELL SUICIDFS ;
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11 I1U g" JlhllH'lr tll n 1't'co nt luJuliul' ! ,
10\\11 , ellr Ills 1I11111l' , With
II ntlg ( } hlliu.
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C. P. Hussell , a cd ( ,3 years ,
who has been miSilng' ! from his
home : on SUtlllner hill sll1ce last
Saturda ) ' 1lI0ming' at 7 o'clock ,
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was found 'j'ucsda ' evcning' at
o'clock by E. p , Gl11iam. hanging
, to a 'trec in a ravinc olT froll1 the
sumi it of SUlI1mcr hill.
1\11' . Rnsscl1 callie here two or
threc years ago from Neuraslm.
and has becn rcsidiing' on Sl1In-
mer hill with his wife and a son ,
Earl " ' . Russctt , who sUr\'ive
him with a married daughter ,
who also resides in thi city.
Heccnt1) ' he has bcen acting' 111
a strange manner , uut hif. ! condition -
dition was not such as to cause
apprehension of any such act.as .
has resulted , Saturday mormng
auout 7 o'clock he left the housc ,
and when hc did not return at
night tbe family becamc greatly
worricd and the neighbors and
policc were notified. Scarch had
been madc for him , but all efforts
\ ) had becn of no avail till 'l'ucs ay
afternoon , when E. P. Gilliam
camc upon his bed ) ' hanging
from the limb of a smal1 tree in
one of the smal1 ravines in the
ncighborhood oi his home.
Mr. l ussel1 had used a dog
chaw to cnd his life , and when
found his fcet were touching the
ground. He was fu11y dressed ,
cvetl to having his hat on his
head. Coroncr Hoar was notified
of the discovcry and took charge
of the body. lIe cmpaneled a
jur } ' consisting' of Petcr Antriger ,
Jamcs McCul1c ) ' andJohnJ. Cam-
uell , who wil1 hold an inquest ,
The deceased sCr\'ed in thc
civil war and was an honorably
disc argcd soldicr. He was a
membcr of a Nebraska post , G.
A. R.-'fhc E\'t ning Globe-Jour-
nal , Dubuque , Iowa.
'rhe deceased bad for a number -
ber of years bcen a resident of
Custer county , ha\'ing located on
a homcstcad ncar Wcstcrvi11e'in
tbe early 'SO's. For scveralycars
before moviug to Dubuque , Iowa ,
l\Ir. I usscl1 and family rcsided
. in Broken Bow. His older son
R. B. , who is not mentioncd in
thc above notice is a printer by
. trade having lcarned the trade in
t
this office and afterwards worled
, some time in the Chief office.
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Mrs. Fred Unrath.
l'Nshlcut Country Club. lIeutun
IIlU'bur , Mlcb.
"Alter my first baby was born I dId not
Item to rc.aln ; my Itrength although the
doctor gAve me . tonic which he cOMld.
cred very superior. but Indead of getting
better I grew weaku every day. My hUI.
. band Inshted that I take Wine of Cardul
for A week And ICe what It would do for
. me. I did take the medicine and wal very
gratdul to find my Itrength And health
Ilowly returning. In two weekll WII out
of bed and In A month I was able to take
up my ulual duties. I am very enthu.l.
a.tlc In Its praise , "
Wino of Cardui reinforces the orgaus
of generation for the or eal of prcB-
nancy nnd childbirth. It proyents rout -
carriago. No womau wno takes 'Vino
t of Car ui need fear the coming of her
child. If : Mrs. Unrath had taken
of CarlIui before her baby came
' she would not haye been wcakened as
aho wns. lIer mpid rccoycry should
commellll this greut ruulO Y to oyery
I expectant mother. 'Vil1t of Car ui
, regulates the menstrual fiow.
I WINEOfCARDU _
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Mr. Russell was a memuer of
the 14th Ohio Infantry in the
civil wnr , was badly wounded ,
and crippled for life at the battle
of Chickamagna was captured at
that time and held prisoner for
two days when thc union forces
recaptured him. lIe wa ! > three
days beforc hi ! ) wound was first
drcssed. It su ffered terri hly
lying' on the battlc field all that
time.
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' 1'hc AI-Hnr-lJcn ' 0 'VCICOIlIC.
' Ak-Sar-Bcn'g of Omaha
'rhe - - ,
on thcir rcturn trip from Dea -
wood favorcd Brokeu Bow with
a visit Saturday. ' [ 'hey arrived
in theycity at 2:30 : and rcmained I
an hour and a quarter. 'rhey
were met at the depot by aeling !
ma'or C. S. Martin and several i
hundred citizens and Wilkins'
uand.
The guests were escorted to
the Grand Central hotel , where
mine host , A. J. Elliott had
madc prcpcra tions to recei vc
them. 'rhe march to the hotel
was attended uy the mi1itary
hand of Omaha , and the local
balHl. Landlord E11iott had
special arrangements for the ac-
commadation of the visitors ,
which enabled the cntire number
150 to sit at the table at one
sitting. As the tables wcre already -
ready spread no delay was oc-
cassioned and in thirty minutes
all had enjoyed one of the best
meals they had on their entire
route. In fact a number expressed -
ed themselves as it bcing the
best. 'l'hey were especia11y
pleased because everything was
in rcadiness so they did not have
to wait for the \'ituals to be
served.
They spcnt the remainder of
the time about 40 minutes in
visiting the business firms with
which their respective houscs
did business and in forming new
acquaintances.
Mr. Elloitt had the office decorated -
ated with large stalks of. green
corn , which a number of the
guests appropriated and carried
with them on their march to the
depot , whicb was under the escort
of the two bands that accompanied -
ed them from the depot to the
hotel. A number of carriages
wcrc at the depot in charge of
thc women of the city to convcy
the ladies of the delegatio to
the hotel but as there wcre but
six ladiesof thc n'umuer their task
was casily performed. The visit
was vcry much enjoyed apparcnt-
ly by the visitors as we11 as our
own people.
l-h > Hlclnu IIlId ur , , I..tH.
Ford & Sturgeon , a prominent
drug firm at Hocky Hill , Station
Ky.writesVe : were requested
by Dr. G. B. Singley to scnd for
TIerbine for thc benelit of our
customcrs.Ve ordered three
d07.cn 111 December , and we arc
glad to say , IIerhine has givcn
such grcat 8atisfactiou that wc
havc duplicated this order threc
times , and today we gave your
salesman another order.Ve bcg
to say Dr. U. B. Snigley takes
pleasure in. recommcnding
Heroinc. " 50c bottle at Ed. Mc-
Comas' Brolwn Bow and Mernu.
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WOOlUH-N : IOl1 HOII.INU A'I'Slm'AIW
"ow Hntl'H rOl' HOUIIII 'l'rll ) . \ U UHt I ,
" Ihu'llug 111I Houto
Pur lh IIIIIIUulloM.ro11ill alii I piclI I'
of the l\Qleru ( WoodmclI of Amcncll to
uehcld Augnst . ! I lit Seward , NclJlIISkll ,
lhe llurlingtoll Rent hus mude till' low
rate of olle IIIIlI olle-thinl for thc ro\lllli
trip from ncarly 1111 poi Ills in Nchrusku.
Per IIIlditional illformation auont rales ,
tickcts , tmill ser\'ice , etc. , apply to the
ncurcst Burlington Route agcnt or wdte to
J. FnA-cIS ,
Gencral Passcngcr Agent ,
7-9 0111aha , Ncb.
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Rasmus Anderson. J. C. Moore
Real Ealate. Abstractor.
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ANDERSON & MOORE.
\ ri'1""Lllnll. ' tor nle IInll rent 111 C'ntter connty aud adJolnlug counties. Equltlea IlOd mortKageB
booKht IInd BollI hrll't I110mully and neath made.
I . lJ1JIcu11111 Streel. 1I\wtun4th and 11th AvenneB , Broken Dow , CUBtcr county. Nubra.ka.
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] 'I-IE P. D. SMlrrH COMPANY ,
Alwavs have the best quality of
Lumber aud ether building .na-
toriale at tbo I.owoBtPdoos.
'PhoD8 No. ' 10.
. . . C. R. JUDKINS , Manager.
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A DISASTROUS FIRE ,
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JolJn HclareH' . . . . 1lIler II ) ' It.onHt.
cel Alh'c.
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illS I.\UNUH\ HAUlHAJIAOIW. .
Yesterday morning auout six
o'clock the lire bcll ! Ounded the
alarm of lire. I t was but a Bhort
space of tune until the hose cart
and hook and laddt'r trucks were
in front of Schroder's laundry ,
where the Imilding' was on , lirc.
' 1'wo' 1in of hose were , hrought
into play amI the flame ! . which
had alr ady extcnded out of the
front of the building was soon
under control. 'I'he Imi1ding
was as < 1ry as ti nder and the lire
spread lilw a flash over the in-
terior of till' room and soon burn-
cd its way through the roof and
front and sl'red to the goods that
occupied the room. It was not
more than thirty or forty minutes
after the alarm was given until
the last smoldering spark had
bccn exl ngused and the hose
were withdrawn.
So short a time , but so dreadful -
ful ! John Schroder who had
finished his chorcs at the harn ,
in his usual health was carried -
ried to the street from his laundry
possessing tlll' full vigor of mind
and consciommss , with his bed ) '
li tterally roasted. 11 is clothe8
werc burned from his uod ) ' and
his face and head were baked.
In fact his body from his knces
up was badly burned and blistcr-
ed. Dr. Pennington was called
who had him removed to J. S.
Benjamine's where mcdical treatment -
ment was rendered. But littlc
exccpt to aleviate pain , by kcep-
ing him un er the influence of
opiatcs was possible. He passed
away and was reliev d of his
misser ) ' about 2:45 : o'clock less
than ninc hours after the terriule
catastrophe.
Mar ) ' lIol1andsworth , the lady
help 111 the laundr.r informs tbat
Mr. Schroder had just come in
from the barn having completed
his out door work and went into
the laundry where had his gasoline -
line ironer was heating. It was
nearly hot enough to begin"work.
Sbe had just left the laundry and
had gone into the adjoining
room as Mr. Schroder entered.
She heard a noise , but it not being -
ing unusual her attention was
not drawn until a minute later
when she heard his screems. She
ran to the door and found the
room was ablaze with the escaping -
ing gas and Mr. Schroder was
cngulfed in it.
It appcars from the best in formation - I
mation obtainable that hc was
pumping air into the tank and
it forced the top 01T the tank
which hcld about 2 gallon of
gasoll11c. 'I'he pressure scattered -
ed the oil o\'er the room and it
coming in coiltact with the lire
causcd the terriblc 10s .
Whcn the dOOl' was open the
unfortunate man ran out through
the Idtchcn to thc oack yard.
Miss lIolland worth called 1\lrs.
Schroder who had not g-ot up
.ret and they did all they could
to extinguish thc tire from his
clothing , but they wcn' IIcarly all
burncd on him before it could h
put Ollt. li'ortunately the house
hold goods were sa\'t d with but
little damage and the main
ouilding was only Ilamagell in
fron t room. 'l'hc launllry room
is balll ) ' damaged.
IIe carried S2000 insurance each
in the l\laccahces allli lIighlad-
ers al1l11 > ept his property 1'1111) '
insured , so the loss there is will
1H. ' mlIle : good. TIe was in his
41)th ) year. lIe leaves a wife hen'
and fathel' , hrothl'r and sister in
EUt'OPl" His ftl1ll'ral scrvices
wilt be ill charg'c of thl' I. O. O.
11' . lodge of which he was a prominent -
minent member. 111 add ition to
his local insurancc for his w tlow ,
\\'l' understand h ( ' carries SJOOO
in Denmark in favor of his agcd
father. li'llneral ercl's tomorrow -
morrow at 10 a. Ill. in the Presbyterian -
byterian church.
ClocJt6 , tha very : betit
at Ed. McComaa' .
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Brokoll now , l-'Iremnn Hetlll'1l With
Ll\urnls.
.A number of the Broken Bow
fire companies rcturncd this
morning from the Grand Island
tournament. They won lirst
prize in the wet hose street race
and took third mone ) ' in two of
the straight away hose races ,
Jesse Wilson won third moncy
in thc fircman's handicap foot
race of 150 yards. The bo's
would have receh'ed first for
largcst number and best dressed
had their telcgram announcing
that they werc on the wa ) ' had
not becn delu'ed. 'rhe parade
had started before they reachcd
Grand Island which coun ted them
out. The train left here about
three hours late.
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DtlINij [ T 'TAxS [ A S [ TRO lf.
lnke n Large Indebtedness Against tute of Nebrnskn.
If An Tuxes \Vcrc Puid Prol11ptJy , COftuuouweultb Would 8e Qui of
Dc bt.
iP { ( " "lIc,1 IIlIIh'r Alllhn"'t ) . uf th. ! Itullru lid" ur : \ 'brn"u , , ) 'l r .t. lI
, V ( give ueluw U Htntl'\lwul \ ul'IlI'joUH
WIIOUJl i tlJUt ure due lhe ditl'PI''nt Htatf'
fuudH :
blnh'llIl'lIt "f II. . . 1111.11..1.1 . III ' ! " \'hrIlNl.1I :
UIIII II. . . . " . ( ' hllHI. . II. widell IIH' ) ' " " " 1' II -
HI1'llIcl1t UII : \ U111111' . . au. 111110/
Ucuurul . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,417.742.65
Ulnklng I.'urlll . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . 182H6.9G
tlchuul Fuull . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . fi81.IH7. 3
J Ulllvllr lty I unll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3\14,548.07 \
. : . I } 'eullllutlury I.'unll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7,772.13
C. ' Bunll } < 'uIll1 . . , . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -152.0i
J _ CUlllul , UulldluK 1.'uuLl . . . . , . . . . . . . . . 14,129.82
L , l ctulUl chuul l uuLl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,2C9.67
I" NOI'wl 1 UulllllllK 1.'unLl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 507.92
1 Ju tltutu ! cclJle : , (1 11 LIed Fund . . . . . . 13,903.07
U : Lhu Stoelt IudcDllllt ) . Irutu } . . . . . . . . 3.113.48
I1.I ! : I Stalu Heller l uud . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9.791.6 !
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I 'futal. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.631,8&7.40
I' Add Lc\'y at 1J01 ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,232,391.72
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tf 'l'otul. . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,861,219.12
il J\tuOUllt vuhl lute Stnto 'l'rcasur ) '
it./ trow lJuecwlJur 1. 1J00. ! to ! \lay
1. I 26th. 1\102 \ . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.081.186.03
Iluluueo lIueollcetud MitY 26. 1902 . . $2,783,063.01
'l'lw l\ll'lWHe \ ill the I'ollet'liull 01' fax is ,
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to ruhe ; 1IlUlle with whil'll to l'al'l'J' 011
gO\'l'l'UlIll'lll. . It. ili lhl' duty 01' tlw ; tult
o1licel'1i to 1'l'I.tifUllt. , . to the "aI'iulIs CUUIl"
tics a ( ' : .ll of lethut HIIIHll l'aiHe HutHc-
ient I'preuue with \\'h l'h tu l'url'j' Oll lhe
bu illeH : : ; ur tIll' Ht'atc.
' uttl'lilled tu ' fhl'
rl'hii : duly hUH ueell UJ'
nu'iOUH admiuistrutiolls , but there hUH
been a materiul default ill tlw pa 'ment of
' ' (
taxl'H. 'l'ht' rl'Hll1t is that fit ( he dose or \ r"
IJIIHi IIl'l' UllIa ' : ! , 1 no : ! , thl'1'e wus nu Uti t.
Htltlldill' " illllputt.tl11I'HS uf tIll' Htnt ( ' .
I : )
ItIllUUlItiUg. to $ l.1IlU.Hon.OS. Itud lI11't' waa
It Unlltlll'l' of Hlll'ul1l'cte taxts ! tlue ( I'olil
flw YUl.jullH l'OUlIt l'H , lo lhe Ktatl' . amuunt-
hlg' llJ $ : ! , , OUa.o.1.
II l'n 11 be Ht'l'lI that if thelil' dpti 1If } IWIl t
taxes hud bl'Pll paid , liWL'C would hu \ ' (
beell u HUl'l'luH iu lilt' tl'l'aHurJ' of till' Htutl"
HlId 1IU uUbJtalldiug' obligut'jUllH whatc\'tr ,
" 'hill' tlJe l'ul1el'tiulHJ llIudt' fru1II 1 ) el' .
1st , HWO to luy : ! Uth , W ! ) : . ! wOllld Jlu1il'ute
lhal a purtioll uf thesl' I.tiIHI1WlIt taxe : ;
, , 'pI'e ul'iug paid , it ( 'an IH\1 dly he expected
that'l'llough uf thl'Hl' Ul'I'I'.t1'agl : H ean be
col1l.etl'd to wipe uut the cU1lllJlete iudebt- .
e < lJWH ; uf the State.
We Iihal1 tl.j' iu fU HI't' al'tif'lliH to Hho\\ '
\ \ ' I\t'l'e \ thi : o Ul'ea l dl'li 1lI1Ul'1l1' . \ ' ill 1111 . \11111 t'
of tUXl'H ul'igillatl'H. ' 1'1It' til'Ht t1ut ' of good
I'ilizellship is to IHl ' thp tax that iH JWt'P- :
Har ' to lI\1't \ t Htute , Cuunt ' alltI Cit ' ex-
pl'llHI H. lu tht' long liHl of tIt'lillf\Wllt } tax-
pa.\'trH , 11U raitronxJ wit I Ut. foulld tldiu-
qUl'lIl iu paY1lleut uf au ' ll'gul taxes , aI-
thuugh the pa.rllWllt of taxes iu se\'erul
iustunces hus pl'al'l l'ull ' nu mrlw all of
the net eu'uillgs : of thl l'01llpaJ1 ' fur a term
of Yl'H'S. .011 , YA.
NOTE -From 1893 to 1900 , the Fre111011t , Elkhorl1 & I\\issouri VaHey .
Hanrond paid 16 8to per cettt of it's net earnings for tuxes. I
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l.cUcr I.IHI.
'l'he folluwing is the dead
letter list for the week ending
August 5 , 1902 :
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S. S. Apple , J. J. Fisher ,
Albert Goedu t , 2 letters , James
Hurt , J. C. Keefe , 2 let tel's ,
Charley Nichle . Miss Frankie.
Schurr , O. J. Schucigci. I
Parties caBing for the above I
\\111 please say' advertised.
J-4. H. JE\VHTT : , P. 1\1.
Youthful Pat Crowos.
Samuel Fields and Floyd Dili-
on , Oakdale boys. 14 and 11.1 years
of age , concluded to imitatc Pat
Crowc last Friday. So they sent
the flIowing letter to 111' . ' 1'01'-
pin :
"C , H. 'l'orpin : We do dcmand
you to go after dark and bur ) ' 550
in paper money by . the old stump
in the northcast.corncr of the
block your housc is on. bury it
undcr six inchcs of ground on
thc cast sidc of the stump. Do
th is ton ig-h t whcn no one is
watching. If thcsc ordcrs are
not obcypd there will he an cmp.
ty chair at your dinner table , and
if you thin I , more of S50 than
YOIl do of a child , you can Icep !
your monl'y and lo e a c11iltt.
but if the smal1 sum of S50 is not
placet I by thl' tump we will rob !
you of a child and . your life with
a bullet. And if . . 'ou mention
this to any enc , no inatter who it
is , you wi"ll nc\'cr sec snow fal1
aglin. Wrap thc motll' ) ' in a
orown papcr with a red string ,
20th JUIIC.
111' . Torpiu went through the
form of depositing he mone ) ' and
had a dctect'c on gaunt. 'l'ht'
li'ield's boy came for the monc ) '
amI was taken in charge. He
implicated the other boy as.thc
wt'tter of the lcttcr and prunc
1I10\'l'r in tnc atiair. 'l'hl'hoys
are undl'r arrest and thc hearing
is put off till 111' . ) ) illon. who is
ahsent shall rl.turn.-Neligh
Y poma n.
Prompt : ltl/I severe punishmcnt
is due these youthful. criminals
that others of a criminal turn of
mind may takc warning. We
have boys in this vicinity who
have been excused from tim.c to
time of smal1er olTcnces which is
but a training for something
greatcr. Parent , > can tot be to
strict with their boys.
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CHICHESTER'S EfiGllSH
PENNYROYAL PILLS
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to - 113'11
o c\"f > ' ! r Sllb [ ; : illl
co\t\ IIt . .
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cotZ If'
Ha f" , . . \ 11II ) r II lJle . .1\1114' . . . lI.k ) lrugi , : SI tor
CIlIt'.U " " 'IIt'S : IS',11'o1i : In U".I and
tlnlll 1III'IIIIIIe b01l' . l'ul , , < 1 wllh blue rlboon.
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Talu. nn ulllt'r. 1I'f " .Iall\'roll. "batl.
l"tllIlI" .uul hllll..I. . . . . . . . . lIuof ) 'our . lIruii\8t. . \
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or Clllt It' . III bttlll'P' lur 1.I"'i".III. . . . .tI.
wunlnl. . un" . . .rt'lh' " . . . . . 1.llIlh. . . III Illlcr ,
b ) ' ra'l"rll ! Inll. 111.111111 T".UlUuululs. Iold bl
AlllJrul 1lb/a.
OUJOUE8Tlm OHEMIOAL 00 ,
, .100 : I1'OIII"ulI S.lun. . . . . . . . . .LA. . i"a. .
.H.s . . h , ap. . .
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P. C. Embrcc shippd hogs the first of
the week.
l\Iesdams Ashbaugh awl Deal ! ) wcre at
Anselmo , Tuei 'Jay.
Geo. Hughes and Fred Day spent Sunday -
day in Sand Vailcy ,
1\1rs. Day has almost recoyercd from
hcr lust weeks iIIncs ! ) .
Lulu Zachry , flom Maplc Orospcnl
Sunday with Nellie Hill.
1\115. Hllnt wcnl to Omaha , Tllcsday ,
for a ten dllYs , .jsil with 1\lr . Hewitt.
1\1rs. Branson we'nlto 'YeepilgVater ,
TncsddY to to yisit her nephew , J. R.
Fodge.
S. Wulrlinglon , J. W. Whittle , S.
Beals. F. L. Beals allll W. T. Da\'is were
at lit OCIl Bow. Sat lilt lay.
W. S. Boyc , wife allIl daughtcr dro\'e
np frolll Brok 1l Bow Satllrday an spent
Sunday with J. 1\1. FOIges. !
A " 'Iorlll 1'-lIlcr.
J. A. J. Montgomery , Puxico ,
\Vayne Co. , 1\10. , writes : "I have
littie twin girls , who havc brcn
bothered with worms all their
li\'eR. 1 tried cvcrything to relic -
lic\ ' ! ' the III which faiJed until I
used White's Crcam Vermifuge ; ,
thc lirst two doses broturht
four wurllls from one of th 'm ,
the IIl'xt two doses , twelvc , enc
of thelll measuring twelve inches
thc other chilli was only relicved
of four worms. I t is a most
excellent medicine. " White s
. Cream \ ' l'l'llli fuge is good for
: childrcn. It not on I ) ' destroys
worms , it hL'ps ! the child to
perfcct growth , wards otT sick-
ness. 25l' a t I d : 1\1 cColllas'
Broken Bo\\ ' ; 1\111 \ l\lerna.
II'\II ' IL\'I'\ \ I.I OUJ.N ANI ) HE'I'Ull\ .
1"(11' thl' NI'III'1\ 1..11'pwol.th : AS t"'lbly.
Tickcts on sale Allgusl 5 to 9 , al\(1
A u u l 12.
Retllrn limil , AUglisll5.
AmonM thl' lIistingnisht'l , speakers will
be ( eneral Fitlhugh I.ce , I' . . A. ;
lIishop Harl CranstulI , l'ortlUIII : , Orl' . ,
furmcr l'n's llcllt Johll ofl' \ l'anw 1'lIi-
, "crsit ) ' ; l.'harll's . \ . Crallt' . II. D. . Bostoll ;
RcC. . F. AI.cll. [ , ivcrpool , HII la\l(1. (
plclIl\itllllus \ l'al fcalull' : ! II ) ' the Kaffiir
Boy Choir , . ! lh CClltury Qllarl th ! ,
I h'sper all : 'Ilulc Quartettc 11I11IlIIpcrial \
lIuIHI-Ill'l1 Rillgrrs.
; \1all ) ' Hlhll'atiollal Advautages will lie
ofTeu'lllluring the Asst'mlll ) ' .
For tickl/ts lIllIlllllditioual iuror/uatiou
ask thl : Burlingtuugcut. . 5-8
.
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Fruit jar at J. C. Bowen's.
?
This sl:11ntllro ! : 19 011 c\'cry hex of thl ! genuine
Laxative Bromo.Quinine il'ableta
U1 nlmelly tl1I1L .curell ! u cold 'U uu" duy
.
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CI1'Y
E F. MC'LunlO , Prop.
Ufe Flonr. lIuckwhcat , Grtlbltlll , PetSll. eiC.
D. HlaAZE ,
I.D.
. . . . . Dealer hI . . . . .
Orallllll , l ore.IKII IIl1d A nl\rlcan Alarhlel ! .
I Ornament ? ! Work a Special tv.
lIroken lIow. - Nul raska.
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CITY BAH EH SHOP ,
II. O.lIU'1'TON. l'roprl"lor.
! -'Irdl-clau wor . Hullr lloom of IIro en UgW
tHai. , lIauk , llroken Uow. Nebru" "
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Dlt..r L Ii'AHNS\VI'I'H ,
DENTIST ,
i:1I1-0JUce : Over SWlln'B Grocery.
CAM HON & HEESE ,
I
dlll p9035 u9c..ll ps
A ' 1' IAW.
Hoome M anlill. Healt ) ' Ulock. IIroken Uow. Neb.
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D HS. _ R. U. & W. I . T A L O'1\
PHYSIGIANS SURGEONS.
1)I1Ir.o over Ilaeherle' l1eug Htoro.
IIrol..1I Uow , . Nehr8lh.
Nehr8lh."f
"f
D H. 0. 14. 1\1 \ U 141.EN8 ,
Physician SurgeoH.
21111 StalrW'I ) ' trotu we t ulllllo Uoally IIlock ;
r , , lIlenco , 3rll Wlsl1oLJ . chnrch , on 91..C Bldd
uf Mtrct't. ; 3'r Urok 1I lInw , Nebrll8ka.
CLINTON DAY ,
Phys ciall & Surgeon.
Omce III r lIr at Iho Uank or Commerco. Heel.
( Iunco tIlIl hDUSU w"61 of the lIaptht church.
lJrukun lIow. Nuhrlla'-II.
MIKI SOAN LON.
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-l'ruprlt.tor or-
1I0.llIlIrllnl & ; J.l111Ch Oouuler. 1.I\rlO aS8urtment
or Conf..cllolllulee , CII"r. " "II " 'l'otJaccos. Nort
Slllo ut I'nhllc ! : ! IIU rtt. IIroiln lIuw , NelJrash.
O.II. . CONHAl > ,
. . . . . .lJcllltr In. . . . .
I'n1ll119. Wh,1 MIII _ . 'r.llks , ' 1tllnH. ! : iltHollnl
l nlll1 : II , ele .cle.
IIrokeu lIow , Nebraska.
W A. THOMPSON ,
" C'ONTllt\lJTOll IlUII.U1CU.
1'llIla ! arlll uallmateB nu 8110rtnollcu.
lIroken How , NpJraBkll. !
WU,141'cl UADWKI4I4
11m ve ! ! ! ' Wl1la ! nn 11 m3l'filliQr. :
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CAl\IKltA AND 8UPP1411 S.
'rI ! . . In lruct\on8 \ I.ow . In tllk8 aud develope e
I'icluru ' willi I1very cllmera 80hl.
Jt'lnlshlng Ilone tor IIlolltnro . '
l.atest Styles in Photog-raphs. - \
BANGS STUDIO ,
b : blJ'lshel1 Iu II. \ . '
r w , N hratka. ! I
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L'J. SNYDEH , I.
J 1 , t' ! , ! ! l \ DJO : 'n ! lp' ' t'w ! ANII NOTAJt\ "
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; l'UBl.IC.
III so JnBllce or Ihe I' acu. Bp6clalliltent oo Khen I
to collucllona l el)08hton8 la"ul , penBlon voocb.
ere neatly executed sndall kinds ot IIIgli1 papere
wrlUen. OIllOd In Ihe reu of D.nk of l'otumerce.
hOk I OINebraska. .
_ _
S.1\1. DOIUUS ,
: R'll .a&.J&I.11ll . ! ' JIa It
AI.lnl16 of work In ollr line donI ! promptly
and tn l1ut-dasB order. arUed hop on Ibu
corner WBM o/Ihe bOle bou80.
01"1' : tJH . , TRIAl. .
IIroken Bow , - . - Nebraska.
C.H. . JEFFR ODS ,
JS > Iczl czl bsll'(2cl
) ' ( { l' ,
AbUracII Promplly 'urnllbt" . Your UUBtu ltJ
! oollcltfll. O ll'e III Uauk ef COlumerCIl Uulldlu ! ! ' ,
Hrokuu 1I0w. Nebru a.
'ranK paid ror lIon-roKidentB.
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