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VOL. XXII. BROKEN BOW } CUSTER COUNTY , NEBRASKA } THURSDAY } OCTOBER 15 , 1903.--EIGHT PAGES. NO.18.
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I r thc usc of propcr glasscs. Thcse :
, ' ( : all he ! II\11 hcre in quickcst '
, ' . \ , time alll111t UIOICrutC ! cost. ' , 1
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are mucc frce. 1\Iodcrn SciCli- '
. \ tific illstrumcnts arc USCI ! . SciCli'i 'i
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t . climillatcs 1111 possihlity of er-
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i rors. Hcadachcs cause ! hy
cyc straill g'c much troullie to
U I studcllts 1II1 ( ! schoo ! childrcn , ' I
II' , ! Thc tcmporary use of glasscs of .
thc right strcugth will gCllcra !
Iy J'e tmllediatc rclief. We
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Squired for t1 e dllY's cxpenses S
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" , S tllking care of it , Paymellt hy S
'I chequc is far morc convenicllt thall S
payment hy cash. No IIcel ! to huy ; .1
I moncy ordcrs or postaluotcs.
: N H. LOMAX , Cashier.
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Grccn post ofiice has bcen ( hs-
continucd.
Joseph Sittler of l\lcma , mad"
the HHl'UIII.ICAN onice a business
catt li'riday.
S. K. Warrick went to I4incoln
yesterday to attend a mceting of
Htate hanlers.
Mrs. 1\1. D. Catten , north east
of the city is reported quite sick
with a s Ige of the 14a Grippe.
F. 1\1. 1 u1 > lec and n. 140max
were at I4i nc l n 'l'uesday a ttend-
ing a meeting of the state 1 > anl-
'I ers.F.
F. M. Olmstead of Custer Cen-
tel' , 1S cnjoying a visit from a
I sist'r of Kansas. who arrived
last week.
1\lrs. Dave 1\T cCracken of Cus-
I tel' Center , f ll ofT a wagon Monday -
day and'brolie her wrist and sustained -
tained other severe injuries.
W , G. and E. H. Purcett went
to Lincoln , Monday to attend a
meeting" of t.he executi\'e board
of the State Press Association.
Curt Dean of Ryno , was a sociable -
able catter at this ofiice Priday.
lIe informs us that Geo. Pelky
lost t.wo head and he lost live
head of cattle in his field from
corn stalk disease.
gd. Koch of Callaway , and
Miss Cordelia Ii. King of Mason
City. were married by Judge
Armour yesterday. 'l'hose pre-
scnt to witness the ceremony
wcre Levi King , A. Koch and
1\1 iss Ote Kluntp.
Arthur Anderson ofVester -
ville , catted Saturday and ha l
, his name enrotted for the Rn-
PUIII.ICAN. Mr. Anderson is
running' a threshing machine in
his l < ; > cality and reports the grain
turning out fairly wett , but not
so. , , . . . 111' . . slast'year. t' : . . He savs , / . a
{ ) .pbr.cent. of the corn 111
that \ ' cinity was damaged by
the freeze , ! Jut there will hesome
good corn.
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R and.T4ate . Copyrights. S
Heltable goods at re8
liable prices.
H. A. Watts ,
Broken Bow , Nebraska.
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\V AN'rItD-'I'O hirc two men
that have families. Houscs furn-
ished.WHS1' UNION MU.T.ING Co.
38tf West Union , Neb.
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. :11. : Ilns ! s the stove we hac ! such It 'gl'cat eemaucl Jj' :
' ! ? r.1ast Wllltll' ; and eould not g'pt enough of , them. !
, j I IllS stove wIlIIHlI'n Hlack ( 'oal and hold fire the I
I 'i , ! same as a hard coal burner. Call and see them he- !
i. fore they al'e all gOlH . Don't he put off by a stove' 'I
I i called jUH as guod aH tho. I'otort.V abe have a i
number 01' uther makes ! ' leatol's WIlle ! solI.m '
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I ; cheap as the cheapest. \ \ e hay ( ' tlw r ( hahle Quwk 3
i I .Meal Hteel Hauge ; also the 1\lalll'uble Htl'el Hauge , ! . !
the most dUl'ulJle l'ang" maclo. '
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I I Old Hickory Waons. i
. :1 Peoria Corn Shellers , Bugg'ies , 11 al' whl'e , tji
. H a I'ness a ud Haeld les-tho hl1'gost Ii ne in town ,
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P. G. Grecn of Green , was a
fricndly caller at this ofiice
Frida ) ' .
Henrr Kctley of Ansclmo , was
a frienl1y ( caller at this ofiice
yesterday.
W. J. Woods went to 14 ncotn
'l'ucsday morning. as d legate to
the K. P. state con\'cnhon.
Philip Johnson of Ortetto ,
l < ndly rcmemhercd this ofiicc
SaturdaJ' with a friendly call.
II. E. O'Neil of Omaha , is in
the city thh ; ' wcc ) ( looking after
his int rests in.Custer coun ty.
1\Irs. Sage , north cast of the
citJ' had an arm broke last week
hy a board being blown against.
her.
1\Irs. II. F. Kennedy and 1\Irs.
'V. E. ' 1'albot went 'to 'l'almma
Sunday to visit their mother , :
Mrs. Hattie ' 1'albo1.
Nicholas Smcts of Green , call-
cd Monday and requested his
paper changed to Broken Bow on
account of the Green post ofiice
being discontinucd.
S. H. Reed of Merna , called at
thi ofiice } riday and had his
sub3cription advanced. Mr.
R ed is one of the RHl'UBI.ICAN'S
valuable subscriJcrs ! who always
kceps his subscription paid 'in
ad'ancc. .
Mrs. Jud Kay returned Saturday -
day night frol11 1\Iissouri where
she was called sOlUe two weels
ago b the serious illness of her
father who was hurt with a run
away team. Hc is still in a very
precarious condition with but
littl hopes of recovery.
H. 'V. George returncd Sunday
night frolU California where he
had been the past two mont.hs
visiting. Hc reports havlt1g had
a pleasant visit and having gain.
ed a great deal of information
about that country that can only
be sccured bJ' seei ng it. He
visitcd Salt I akc and Denver
and othcr points of intercst on
his return.
Mrs. J. S. 1\IcGin of Ansclmo ,
died at thc homc of her sister ,
Irs. ' 1'hos. } i'inlen of this city
Sunda ) ' night. lIer funeral was
preached in the Catholic church
yestcrday and her rcmains laid to
rest in the Catholic Cemetery
west of town. 1\11' . McGin and
family havc the sympathy of thc
community in their great be-
r a velUent.
Dr. W. II. Cole , a veterina rian
surg'on of Monroe , Nebraska ,
has located in the city with the
view of practicing his profession.
Dr. Cole is a graduate of Chicago
Vcterinary Collegc. He treats
diseases of all the lowcr animals.
His ofiice will be in Wilkins'
drug store. lIe solicits the
patronage uf the puJlic. ! See
his card in this issue of the HH-
PUBLICAN.
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John Robinson shippcd a car I
load of corn fcd cattle to the
Omaha market the nrst of the I
week. It is 1\11' . Robinson's first I
experience in feeding cattlc in
the spring and sttlluner season ,
atHl thinls it-is so much better
than f eding during the winter
season that he will hcreafter
adopt the summer feeding.
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At the republican caucus held
1\IolHhl ) ' night under call ot Ii' .
.1\1. lublee , chairman , republican
candidates for the city tic1 < et
were nominated. For Justice of
the peace , I. D. Glaz ( ' and B.
G'Sclnvind' . For constables , \V.
II. Shackelford and P. M.
'l'owslcy.
'I'ho Ha'okcn How Jhl llltnl.
Since Dr. Job and Mrs. Baird
have talcn charge' of the city
hospital they have had it re.
novated throughout an c1eaned
in fine shape for usc. 'l'he ladies
will be pleased to .have the cili-
zens of the city or count\ ' call
and inspect thcir quarters antI' '
satisfy themselves of its sanitary
condition. 1'he hospital will be
open to all physicians and they
arc solicited to bring them their
patients. that needs special care by
experienced tlurses. Dr. Job ,
the supcrintendent of the hospital -
al is a graduate of the mehcal
department of the University of
NeJraslm. ! Mrs. Baird has had
eight years experience as a
hospital nurse , which assures
that patients entrusted to their
charge wi11 have the best possible -
sible care that scicnce and experience -
perience provides.
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John Hopkins of Berw'n , wi11
ofTcr at public salc ' 1'uesday ,
October 20 , 1903 , commencing at
10:30 : a. m. the following described -
ed pJoperty :
1 span of brown mulesS years
old , H , hands high.
1 of ba ' mules
span ) marc 15y
hands high.
4 tVO year ol col ts.
1 extra good ) 'earling marc
colt.
7 wel1 broke milch cows.
4 yearling heifers.
8 spring calve .
1 yearling Hull.
I 50 head of stock hogs.
Free Innch at noon. A credit
of seven months wi11 be given on
al1 sums over $10 with intercst at
10 per cent. Ju Ka ) ' , auc-
tioncer.
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1'he Senior football team met
on the athlctic lield yesterday at
chapel time to elect a captain
and a coach and discuss the
situation. Edwin F. Myers was
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E country with thc purpose of selling t1 cm , hink ofl the :3 :
: : : : : : Home Comfort Sto\'e people , whol by their nusrepresenta- : : : : :
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E Iowa , whom ) 'OU will never see again after they have in:3 :
: : : : : : duced you to buy a buggy. Now , if you want a B ggyor : : : : :
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: : : : ful stock of buggies , we intend to 1 ght them .md 1igbt them = =
= = to a standstill , rcgar less of what our formcr prices on hug- : : : : :
= = g i s have been. .Now , if you want a ! Juggy comc to town : : : : :
E al.1i do your buying and get tHe benefit of the scrap , for we :3 :
E promise you that no tax-shirking peddlers can do business :3 :
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= = you a few years ago. Come to town and get thc bcneHt of : : : : :
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Arc ) 'ou from .l\1issouri ? If so , I can show you. There
is a buggy concern that just unloaded a car of buggies ,
with the expectation of trailing t.hem through the
count1' ) ' . Now I havc told ) 'ou all this summer in m ) '
adds that I could sell ' ' than
) 'ou a huggJ' Cheaper you
could buy it anywhere.in . the United States , and 1
meant e\'cry word I saul. Now 1 want to mal ( ( you
this proposition : 'l'hat I will sell ) 'on a Buggy , Spring
\Vagon , Carriagc or l oad 'Vagon
10 Per Cent Cheaper
than this cncertl that is trailing buggies through the
county. Now this is just a simple business proposition.
You want a Buggy and you want to buy just as good a
Buggy for as littlc money as yOU can , antI all I ask is
thc'chance of showing you uiat what I say is true.
Now when the ) ' call 011 } 'Olt , don't complete your dcai
until you come in and see me. 'l'hcy have b tggies here
in town and thc comparison as to price , vorkmanship ,
material and tinish can be made. 'rIte time to buy
anything is whcn every body else is wanting to sen.
Now if you win give your home dealer a chance , there
will bc a hot. time in thc Bugg ) " bustness in Brolmn Bow.
C. S. MARTIN , Mfr.Agt. !
-AND DEALElt IN-
ANrrI-TRDST GOODS.
elected captain and C. ' 1' . Borg
coach. Mr. Myers has been enc
of the most faithful men at halfback -
back on the scrub team during
the past two years. In Mr. Borg
everyonc will recogn ize the
Varsity center , who always
makes his opponent wish he had
not come to theatne. . 'l'he
tcam will greatly 1111SS JOl111Vil -
son , who was captain of thc team
the past two years and led his
mcn to inter-class championship
last ycar. Mr.Vilson is sufTer-
iug from a badly sprained knec ,
which it is bareiy possible may
be wen in time to permit him
taldng part in the c1ass games.
Other Scniors who arc counted
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on to help retain the championship -
ship for ' 04 , arc Coat. , Newton ,
'Valton , Melick , Bell , McDonald ,
A11en , Prichard , Chase , Elliott ,
A. 1. Myers , Lcwis and Hewitt.I I
Scveral new men will have to be
dcvetoped and practicc will be
begun soon.-The Dall ) " Nebraskan -
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m of treatment. 'l'his rccor is not equalled by any other ' . . . . .
remedy on thl : market. Per further particulars , address , m.
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