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ES'l'ABLISHED 1882. 'rIlE OFl 'ICIAL PAPgR . OF CUSTER COUN'ry. T.JAHGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER IN TIlE COUN1.'Y. '
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. , . , voL . XXI. BROKEN BOW , CUSTER I COUNTY , NEBRASKA , THURSDAY , MAY 2't , 1903.--EIGHT PAGES. NO.49'.J
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. ImlJrove the Sight .
and th appl al'3l1l't' . Clusst' $
mnd ! Ul 1tl t1 h 't : ar ornu-
mental Ufl well M useful.
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'I Ihsfigurlllg should wenr oUn ! . I
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'l'lwy : ln pdrticull1rly Ileal lIlIt !
quite jaunt > ' . Bllt the sight is
I the first tlullg to hc c nsidercd. I
If thal ' is Ut all im , , ireI1 Jel liS
IIIl1ke' tesl of the c > 'cs awl Iil
the ) > lOper maNSI'S. To hu\'e
it one ill time will ! luw much J
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! ! A Lena List of Fivures II
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- eallh plOt1\1cedhy thl : gd'Jidl-
quick COIICCfllJ ! ill tlwit' I\ttl'lIIpl to R
8 pro\'t : thaI 1II01lt'r II\'t' : ; ! < ' .1 . wilh N
8 them is sufCl thall if depusited with
R a bank. This is false , howe\'cr.
' ' figurcs lie. tstrolll ballk
is tht : sat'est ulldlest / pll1ct' for
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8 Jmsiucss of its patrolls reech'cs
cureful uUelltioll , We solicit YOllr
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' S H. LOMAX , Cashier. J
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PlH6 AND HAil NO .
IClUAL ANVwtiEHE.
FINEST 6llADF. UK.
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t- YOUR CIIOIIE : OF lItESE .
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ONLY TWO I'Ol'UlAIt IHYlES FOR .
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SUPEnJOrt TO OTHEIt
MAKES AT $
Till ! I.aughlill l'ouotalu .
Pell Hold r 18 roade of fiu.
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e..t quality hanl rubbr. . . . fi
tlltrd with hfghe.t ir..dr ,
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lallIr . u r. 11g..IJ T rn ,
ot . r.uy dnllrd ttelbilfty. : :
an.l hilll the ollif plJfeCl
fee lllf d \ t 1 : known
I < ; ithn alr , ) riebl , , } ' gold
luouurd fur , ll1C'eutiltlon
J1l1rpose , 11 ( U tztra
: ; urrly you will not be
abho ireurr lIuylblng at
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.br" limn . lb. Pllu thllt win
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H. A. . WATTS ,
The Fancv Stationer.
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and School Supply Mun.
P 0 , Stofl. Droken Bow , Neb.
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.J. W. . , Sgell of Anselmo. was a ,
city. \ ' \ : . ' ' . ) ' . .
J. S. Harrell of } { ell 1.it'r. l1Iali .
llli ! : Oft CI' a' " business . . all Ion-
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UI 'n John ! ' > . ) ! 1 of Am le ' , was u'
cit \ ' \iBitOl" Monda. , . . and l'nestlu ) '
forcnoon.
. Dan Kl'elin will opt'ned. up a
l'l.t ! lira II t 'i n h ! 1 bu ild i ng . ll the
lIoith , : sitl of the puhlic square.
C. S. Martin ha been appoint-
ell Councilman in 'l'hirtl ward ,
successor to J. S. I lh'neanx . ,
rcsigned.
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Harry Bangs returned from the.
State Photograpl1tm con\'cntion
at Lincol with a SilVCl' Medal as
a first prizc.
J. l . Adamson and Tlenn'
Ct'aUl r went to Ansle.v 'l'uesda ) '
morlllng to work on the telephone -
phone line at that place.
Mike Scanlon had hi restnrant
lmiltling mo\'ed to its n w location -
tion on Fourth Avenue 'Pucsdar ,
where he will soon be read , ) ' to
accommodate 'his customers.
\V. E. ' 1'a'lor , bank cashier. of
Madi on. Nebraska , was in the
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city ' li'riday , th guest. of Hc\ ' .
S. 'po Morris. ( l'he l HI'U I.ICAN
ackllowledge a friendly call.
n'h National Societies of the
Baptist dcnomination are in session -
sion at Buffalo , N. Y. 'l he COli-
ventionwas COI1\'ened ' Monday.
A large attcndance 'is n portcd.
Ira li'oster of Anselmo , was a
city visitor Monday. He informs
m , that the G. A. R. members
are arranging to observe Decoration -
tion Da ) ' with ppropriate exercises -
cises for the first time in that
\illage. ' 1'hey havc 110 post.
Geo. William of Anselmo , was
a ci t ) ' vigitor 'l'uesday. Mr.
WilIi ms informs us that they
havc no licensed saloon in Ansd-
mo. 'l'his is thc first experience
of t le. teind iil the history of the
toW'u inl' its incorporation.
H. M. Malloy , who retllrn d a
year agu .to North Carolina.
writ.s that he JI S man ) ' ( lnes
recrrdt',1 / ) that lic" , Idt ' . her and
t hat h , c 0 m i 11 g II a c k
to live. He drd rs his paper
chang'ed from Reids\'ilIt' to
Grcenshoro , N. C :
1.1. g. Plain , formerly engaged
in the hardware businestl north
of tIle railroad spent Sunday ill
the city renewing old acquaintance -
tance J Mr. Plain is now located
at DesMoin , Iowa. lIe is
traveling salesman for a hard.
ware firm of that city. I
Robt. McCart ) ' of Dalc. was a i
city visitor the first of the week. '
TIe says that he will onty put in
300 acres 01'- corn , this seoson.
Last year he had ' 100 acres and
he found it dift cult to get hands
to husk it. He gays there are
some people not thr ugh husking
yet.
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P. A. Walton has purc.has.ed
the Crable building on the corner
of 'rhird Avenue and Cedar
Strcet. He has a number of men
employec1 in rcmoc1eling it for
occupancy. TIc will extend the
building eight feet outh Iln.l . Uw
ell ten feet east and put 011 a
square roof with dermal windows -
dews and matf > rially improve the
nterior.
J. L. Oxford. formerly well and
favorably Icno v in Custer county ,
who has been 111 Oregon for the
past eight or tcn years writes
that where he Ih'cs , rown\'illc.
"it is a beautiful country in
which to live. finc climate , but
old Nebrastca is the place to
make money. A man can makt :
$3,00 in Nebraslca to one in
Oregon. " Mr. . Oxford is a RUC-
ce sful farmer amI busincs1 ! Irian
and hi judgement can be banked
on.
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C. 1-1. KennedJ , : nised the flool'5
changed and widened the stalr'-
way and in man ) ? other respects
remoddled , lJewly papered and
painted the Commercial Hotel.
rl'be , changen h t\'e been no complete -
plete l'ol1\'enient anll pleasant
th.1t hif ! guestfl will not I'eeog
ni7.c it as th otd Commercia I
Hotel. lI { ! ha well eartled fm
It the' lith' of the IJew COlUtlH'rci.
al Hotel. Whil it occupies the
same 01 < 1 site the arrangemelltf
and convenience of the hOUSl art
new and modern compared wiU
the old arrangements and is :
credit to the city.
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} i'rcll lIe'witt of M\llIe , was a I
dty visitol' oltda } ' ,
MrR. Ulma Williams , of jrak ( '
\'ille Iowa , aunt of Mrg. A. no
fh.lluphrey \'Isiting iu tilt" ' dt ) ,
t 'II's wt > e-k. '
C. A. W.IHun of West n'illc , '
Was a ci t ) ' visitqr yesterIJI.\ ' .
'l'he' RHl'lflll.ICAN acknowledges a ,
friend I ) ' ( 'a 11.
J. 0. L l1Iming rdlll'ncrt .to' the
Black 1J ilts on .H toda ) ' , to look
"fter h milling il1terit ! ; n. f..o. .
max aecollllllqpanicd him.
) tn. . YOUIlIr is visiting iu the
ast th f week. TIe will'i it
New York and other cities of
cOlUmercial intl'rcRt while goue.
Mrs. D. M : Amsberry' went to
Allslt' ) ' yesterdaJ to visit her
daughter. Mr ! ] . J , W. Clay. Sl.Jc
expects to b gone s veral flays.
T ev. S. P. Mo.ri went to Arnold -
nold this morning. He will hold
relig-iOlls scn'iccH thcre tlll aftc
noon and night and baptize fonr
candidates.
Mrs. A. R. lIumphre } ; l'eturr l ll
'l'uesda ) ' night from Iowa. wllt re
she was call d recentl ) . hy the
eriou sickncss of Mr. Humph-
rey' mother.
'rite lla'raca f..iterary and Oym-
naZf'nlll cluh have their roOIl
ahout really to occupy. 'l'he gym.
na7.enm room is well l quippcd
with modern apparahtR.
Carland Lewis , who has heen
aUell/lillg / the aptist Collegl' at
Grand Islnd arrived ill the cit , ) .
Wednesday mOrtling. He expects
to r main 11l 1'l. during" the sum-
mer.
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The RIWnnT.ICAN aclmowledgcs
the rcceipt of a commencement
card of the North Bend High
Schools.Ve notice in the list
of graduatcs the name of Miss
Bertha L. Allen , daughter of
Mrs. Jennie AlIcn of Mason City.
Chas. and Augm t Norrhgon
of Oconto. were hefore Judge
G'Schwind , Monday ou complaint
of William ami Rusi Hellllut on
till' cllal' . . ,0 < r of Itsinll' 0 , abus'i\'t' tlml
men1cmg ; I.mguage. 'l'wo
'chargeR wen filed agaiust Chas.
and one : tgainst August. Chas.
Norrhgon plead guilty to olle
-count and the other complaints
were dismi sel1. He pahl the
fine of $1.00 allll ro t amountinfl'
to $6.00. '
'rho Cfil'l'ie Stfiuley New
York Comedy Co. will show
in the Opel'fi house li'1'idfiY
and 8nturdny nights nnd
g' ve a IUattinee Saturday nft-
O1'l1oon. .u'l'iday evening' the T
willgive the new seusfition-
ni play enlled the HIClon-
dike Ch m. " Saturday af- i .
tlH'UOOll .the eompany will
put on the noted play " ' 1.'en
Nights in the Bar Hoom. "
' 1'ho , play for Satul'day night
will be annonnced latter.
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'l'he citJ schools closc this week I
but owing to previous arrangements -
ments the cOl1lm ucement excrci-
ses will not be held until 'rues-
day night. next week. to accommodate -
modate GO\ ' . Mickey , who will
tlci\'er. ! the addr ss. Among the
gue ts im' ted ar rrs. Mielte ) '
ex-Seuator F. M. Curri , aud wife.
of Sargent , alltl Senat r 1. 1. . .
Fries and wife or Arcadia. 'l'he
m eting of the Alumni Association -
tion will be held at.Grand Central
Hotel Wdenesda.r evening. 'rhe
association now has 113 members
'i'he fin ; ! class to g-raduattt was
itl 1890 , Dr. W. R ' ( 'alhot has
the honor of being' the' first graduate -
uate of the Bmlet'n Bow schools.
and tht' OlltIIcmhel' ! of lhe clagg-
'L'he class oi" t903 ullmLel'thirtecn
'rhey.are Clare C. Jeffonh. . . Will.
f4. lcCalldleH ! : , 1.'lnrenct' X. uv-
der , Don Clan ncl Wilson. ClIas.
11. Wend nagle , Katherine I.
'l'aylor. Nell I..ouise Gllttersou ,
Edtth l.om x , S. MiUccnlc On' ,
Paul N. Humphrey , Fredrick A.
SIi1Iman. Edgar n. Osborne and
I Ol1ive G. Pickett.
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taUlp Photo'g at Bangs'
Sudio. ! 21)-tf
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J. G. r. . onard bonded ab trac-
tel' . 39tf
You can save' one half Jonr ,
labor in cleaninghous by using
14iquid Veneer. talcCR 011' tains
removes grccse and lea vcs 1
hmtrious and lasting finish. A.
W. Dralcc sells it. 47tf.
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Wail Paper at J. C. Dowen's
li'arlU " "for Hale : l1 d lands for
r nt. Now is the time to get a
farm cheap. tiS thc cheap farms
al'e all goinltt ; and prices arc advancing -
vancing raplIlly.--J. G. Breni2cr.
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AB the mutual hail companies
ha\'e fagged out , but the St.
Paul Immrancc Co , continucs to
pay its losses. 4tf
Jm t received a fuB linc of
pictur moullling- , sash rods ,
curtain pdll s. w l1 pochets , J asel
pi ture Il k and nails and hat
raks. AB alll1
new up-to-date
patlerns. A.V. . DltAKH.
Just receh'cd a new stocle of
picture frames. moulding's , mats ,
etc. Picture -framcs made to or-
dtr. Sccond hand goods of 'all
, Idr ' d . hought :11111 sold.
. JUD KAY ,
31)tt South S c '
square'j
W. 'rItn-A goo.l . girl , one
wl\o \ can cook at rcstUl'ant. I
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Mike Scanlon will be out of
businc3s for one weele on account
of moving the bl1i1ding he uccu-
pies. He had to move all his
goods out . and store them in
( iffercnt places. Hc will mo\'c
them back as ) 'oon as build i ng is
papered and ( rc'paired in gooll
shap .
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1 ( ) H RAJ.H OJ ( 'J'H UH--'I'own
lot "uld L-feiv Ii\ . < : aCIlots ; \ , : _ in
this city. for cattlc , her cs or farm
land.-Allen Heyner.
' 1'his o ce has a limited number -
ber of Hicles Allllac's for sale at
25 ccnt.s. .14tf
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Buff Cochiu and arrcd Ply-
moth Hock eggs. 75 cents per 15
at E. J.J. DHAHDORF.
Grand View Poultry Farm ,
' 11)-5 ] : lason City. Neh.
\V ANTltD-'l'o hire two mcn
that have fami1ie . HouseH furn-
ished.WIs'r UNION Mn.T.ING Co.
38tr West Union , Neb.
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1400k to liS for best values in
roasted coffee. You can save
from 1 to 4 cents per ponnd at J.
C. Bowen's.
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We are Luyiug cream and will
pay yon for it once a week.
Bring' in , ) 'our cream.
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FOJ ( AI.H.-Onc of the best
\rllc\ ' farms in the county. , \
mihs : froUl Bow. one Cfuartl r milc
from school house , 5 fect to
wa terPlwuc 01' wri tel
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A.V. . Dralct' wiU stol'e yonr
hl..ttel' for thl ! season , call for
them amI set them up in fall.
hlaclwncd rcad \ . for usc. will call
for them .June ht. Call an.l Hl'C
him.
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hipment just reeci\'ed of
the ollly and orig-inal tradc marlc.
uPure Old Chll'I' Viueg-ar.
J. C. UOWHN.
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We wish to dos , ' contl'ilctB for
cntting. , curinfr and staclcing hay
011 our I'allch III Cherry couutr
for t"l feason IIf I i)03. No
nwam { > y l' rough groun to I'llt
on. . Writ for ternlfl etc. to the
Standarrl Cattle Co , at Amef 01
I Hecla. Neh. ' 15-
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' SlIit for ,
' l'yC'ry 116,110 ollel 0\1'1' we give YOIIII : : : : : I
: = = eo l JIulIt1' ! 111111 a pair ul Jlallt ! ! Shrtdlt'HI f'COl' of l'Iu.1I'gt' . Alld wILh : : : :
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; .1'r fur sI1I lIIulltllll , I call put 'UU II slIlt tor lC'sl thull
> lip ! UIIYUIII : elsu. : : : : : : :
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= = slllg1t coal , Sac to 11.00 ; pautll , 3Sc tu 7Sc J.i/lit / repalrlllg , lone t rutill. : : : :
! All work guarauteel satisfactory. 'flirt. , . Ilourlluolllr of tile puSl UfiICI . : : : : : :
I 01e11 Sharpe. ,
: f11iil 1 1111'il'11'11il'il ' ' ' ' il'i1iil11 ' + 1iill1111111 lil il1il111 il1il il'1 '
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I huy < ' . just r'ec ( ved , from th H.ex B gg'y ; '
, I art.ory of Oonnersv1l1e , Indlana , a Cill" of
8ulI ies , Surreys $ ) DrivinlI WaIIODS , ' ; ;
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and wlwil l sn T thnt ; it ; is the finest lot ; of Bug' !
g'ies thnt liver .ennw to Ouster eonnty r mean I
tn'CI'Y hit of it , und 1 pttrticularly invite every ; t' :1'1 :
01H' who l'lltHts this add to como and see. It' . ,
makes no diifonHlce whether yon intend to uuy .
01' not , ( \on1l \ in n ntl let me show you Bugg s
fresh 'from tlw rnetol' ; T , and then you enn make
your own C\omr \ > H.l'ison of them and of BuggieR
bought from jobbing' houses tlmt I11tve stdbd
in the dust until the vHrnish has been ruinod. \ . ;
As to I > l'icns 1 win g'lUlranteo to soli you It , >
Buggy for lm ; money than rOl . 'Gn.n buy any , , "J. :
) in the lJ nited ; Stnt.es' ' Get the very . -
wst prices yon CUll und eome in Hnd see if <
what 1 say is tl'lle. " , \
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C.S..MARTIN , MflI. Agl.
AND DEALER IN . .
AN'I'I-TIUST' ' GOODS. . ' .
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the Custer Block. Inquirett :
this oO ce. . 47tf
Dollars to cent t.hat we can
savc you on ever ) purchasc of
tca at J. C. Bowen'R.
Fen SAI.It--Onc : red Poll. one
Poll Durham and cight Shorthorn -
horn bulls. All have pedigrecs.
'rhc ) ' can he secn at thc Globe
harn.-JAs.H.Plut'l"l'VMAN. 43tf
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Fen SAT.E--A ncarly nc\v \ Whitc
! 'cwing' machinc at a bargain. :
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Moncy loaned on unproved
farins , JAMltS LUDWIClI ,
7 ] 8 tf Brokcn Bow ; Ncb.
\Ve have just reccived our new .
line of spring wall paper. . All ,
1903 patterns. Call and see them , I
at WIlkin's drug store ; 35 tf
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WANTItD-Girl fol' lig-ht work
in countr ) ' . 'Phone. IH . A. ' 1' .
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IlaH. tlail. ' I.Jaii. ' :
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l arl1lersprotectyoursclvcs ; , . .
in the old reliablc St. Paul I
Fire & Marine Insurance j
Co. We have $3,000,000 t
cash capital and pay our t
losses promptly. I
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I Ras Anderson , Agent.
1I.'OIU. " now , ICe.na..IeR.
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li'armcrs do not. buy . , 2 row'
cnltivator till you have seen' tb "
, Dcmster ! lnd Canton 2 row culH-
vators at SQuIrms BHOS. 48tf. .
A varictv of Gasoline stOTts
all in g'oot"running order. Cheap
'at A. W. DHAKIts. ; fatf
'j. G. r..cot1 tr 1 honded abstrac-
ter. ' 39tk
Gct man. White and Red Siberia
1 iIIet. secd for sale at the Star
GroCCl'Y. 48U
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, . . .Our Spe ial Sale. . ,
is discontinued this wcek in order tei give
our over-worked clerks a little time to
recuperate , Im.t , remember. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
WE HAVE , SPECIAL BARGAINS. ,
all the time , and everythln marked , . . . ,
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