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- "V0L II. BROKEN BOW , CUSTER COUNTY , NEBRASKA , THURSDAY , JANUARY 7,1904.--EIGHT , PAGES. NO.30. . I
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Glasse.s for the Young
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chuscd. t'pOIl the r proper
J sel clioll 1IIlW l 1U ) ' l1cpend u
great denl ia \ , nfter } 'ellrs. Do
not fanc ) ' tltli , . .J.rope .gJllIses
J cun be had h trying'ou u few
pair atlll , hi Ig those which
may seeu1.to . suit. Ea.ch eye
I und ' requ t ! u separate glass
the glnsiles that suit one
c'e . ' ) ' MII/lf'the othl"r. As
o Icinus f tuudiug an reputation -
tation we ate : are to ex.
undue eycs alll give all expert
opinion us to the kind of glasses
required. Our charge for glas.
ses will be within your means.
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Ij. there is uOtlletl r time to hegin
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journed sine die last Saturda
eveI ing. n had planned to holt
\ lover until the se\'enth , being 1tn.
! _ der the impression that the ne\\
) 'board would convenne on tlla' '
I 'dat'e. On lerning that the ne"
J board would not meet until t111
second 'ruesda ) ' the ) ' shortene (
their session. 'rhe closing hour !
of the Ression was de\'oted to th4
\ ' reading and diRcussion of a reso
( . luJion offered by Greenwalt
comphlllentary to the retirin !
f' , \ members of the board , the deput'
t 1 county clerk Pigman and count :
} ( fl attorne ) ' Humphrey for their em
' ' Rervices with the board.
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M ' 1. U. A. Meetilig.
'I'he regular ting of the M
i } B. A. lodge will be held.li'rida . ,
Ofllcers fo
evening January 22.
the ensuing- l ar will be itl
I' stallcd.
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HOI" Ii' . M.Iurrie , . . . " of Sargent ,
was a city \1 ! : ! or C" UtH 1 ay. .
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L. J. Hf-ccl f Merna , was a
busincss call1J1at thisotlice 'l'ucs-
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John Pinus of Merna , waR a
uusiuescaJ'ter ! at thiR ofl ce Iol1-
day.
li'arlll If tl , Chaltle Mortgage
and .iVarrrlt : ) ' Dcell hlat11 { at
thh' ofl C' '
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J . tl'he-r gular meeting of the
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'ti' 1'1 wll1 ve 'heM in thiR dtv the
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'l'I "ken Bu iness
Colleg'/ ' / : " ' .1. 'llell ' husi . ness Monday
morn i' t1 r wI. an InereaS 1 I at-
tendc ri'ce. .
r-l' ' : llHl Mrs. .James Ledwkh
retifrlled Monday night from
Onfaha where they spent several
d ' , fvisiting in , .t ie metropolis.
.irs. Willis Cadwell returned
' day night from Morris , III i-
IlJi , where she went the tirst of
las't week to attend the w dlling
hfj a hrot her.
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S. M. Dorn has , pu chased a
I iocation for Ins blacksnnth shop
! ' n the east side of the street
, outh atll east of Hycrson &
i George's store. ' . .
, Mrs. Ii' . H . IIux'tabte ; v lO has
b en visiting in the vicinity of.
Westervill ( ' and Weissert for the
past three weeks retl1rned home .
Monday night. '
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U. A. G'Schwind of Chicago ,
who had been visiting his brother
Judge G'Schwind of this city returned -
turned home last 'l'hursday.
'l'he brotherR had not met hefore
in t\.enty years.
Mrs Chal Maupin of Omaha ,
who has heen visiting in the
vidnity with her sister , Mrs. W.
G. Moore , and friends through
the , h lic1h8S , returned home last
S turda ' morn .
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I 'red G.ier of \ \ eiert - , went I
to Hastings last Saturday to take
a business course in the Commercial -
cial Cdl1egc of that place. Oeo.
Boggs frmerly of Weissert , is
\'ice..president of the college.
John Scott of Westen'ille , was
a friendly caller at this ofiice
Monday. Mr. Scott reports that !
he has his corn husked ami shelled - i
ed and that the plant d corn
averageel forly hushels to the
acre.
; Prof. J. G. l\linick and wife
: returned SatLtrelar . from f-4odi ,
: where U"ey " spent. their holiday
vacation with the family of B.
: W. I-4owe. Mr. Lowe is an uncle
of Mrs. Minick. Ill" accompanied -
ed them home.
Mrs. S. P. Morris entertained
her bible class , the Willing
\Vorkers , on New Year's day at
the Baptist parsonage. Refreshments -
ments aud amusements maele up
the program of a very s1IcceRsful
afternoon party.
Mr. Kom er's are now entertaining -
, ing Mr. Koozers sister. Mrs.
Einspahr and family from Kene-
saw , Nebraska. 'l'hey will return -
turn home some day 1cxt week
whcrc r-lr. Einspahr's husinesR is
digging'l'ubutar wellR.
I. A. Henea1l has purchased
_ Has. Anderson's lease of the real
estate and abstracting business ,
and again resumed hu ! iness at
_ the old stand. 'rhe linn of He-
nea1l and Moore will make a
strong team. and wc predict for
them a thriving' Imsilll'ss.
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agel' uf the Dierks llumber Co.
business of this place , who has
been located at Alliance for some
. time past was a city visitor the
: first of th\ week , accompanied
by his father-in-law , Mr. Ureen.
- Mr. Turner is thinldng of engag-
ing' in hll iness for himself. [ f
he u s he thinks scriously of
locating in Brolen Bow.
_ II arry Osh01'lle and l\liss l\Inule
l.'erris were married at Cheyenne ,
W > 'oming , New Years day. 'l'he
brule was formerly a teacher in the
Broken Bw Rchools and has a
large numher of aeh 1 ring friends
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; .vicinity. 'l'he groom
r grew up In Broken Bow , where
1 _ he has made his residence until
two months ago , when he accepted -
ed lucrative position at Ceeyenne ,
\Vyoming , The RHI'U IICAN extends -
tends congratulations t.o these
e.l1ma e young
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.Tc\se ! \ I < lJlhree was cnrollell as a
pnpil Monetay.
Miss I.411Ce returned to hcg-in
hcr school work this wce } < .
Hachel Beals'isitell Mrs. Gar-
ton at Brolen Bow , last week.
Mrs. B. I. ' . get wards and Jennie
were visiting in Eureka Valley
last week.
, January is attempting to make
us rcalize itg presence hy presenting -
ing ns with gome cold \ \ eather ,
l\lessrs T-4yons and IIostick with
their families , from Merna , ate .
dinner I ricla\ . ' with Ii' . C.
Embrees.
Phillip Johnson and wife went ,
to M son City l st wepk to visit I
relatives. 'l'be.y returned the
first of this we k.
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Mr. alHt Mrs. Hunt entertained
at their homc New Year's e\'l' ,
about twcnty young people heing
present. 'l'he e\'ening passed '
pleasantl.y in playing pillow-dex i
and \'arious other games. Delicate -
cate refreshments were sen'eel.
A party of young people went
to I'd. : Day's ranch New Years
Day and had a jolly time , Mrs.
Day Rcn'ed a delicious three-
course dinner , co\'ers being laid
for ten guests. They spent the ,
ddY in pleasant chat and games
and dro\'e home in the early c\'en-
ing feeling that they had 'had a
delightful time. 'l'hoRe present
were' Misses 11unt , Day , 1"odge ,
Ashbaugh and IIunt , Mcssrs
Harry Kellenbarger , George
Hughes , Ii'red Day , l . C. hun-
clers an Harry Ashhaugh.
The "DeMoss Lyric Bards" . .
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will appear at the opera house ,
January 14th , 1'104 , under the
auspices of the Christian Church
Choir. Reserved scats , ( IOC ; gen-I
eral admission , 35c ; general admission -
mission to SCHOOT. ANn SlTNDA Y
RCBOQJ , CIIIT.DH1\N , 15e. 'Pickets
on sale at It. O. Store. ' 1'0 as-
surr ourselves of the ( \xcellency
) f this company T ha\ ' ( ' corn > s-
poud d with rdia le IJ.trlic ! : > : WllU
are , personally acquainted with
them and an.wers ! have heen
l1attering in ' he extreme.
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( T4etters helcl for inspection of
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'l'he afternoon of New Year's
Day was one long to be remem-
hered by a large numher of the
citizcns of Broken Bow , who received - .
ceived as well as their guests.
Open house was kept by (1. ( W.
Appte , F. l\I. l ublee , 14. H.
Jewett , g. C. House , George
Willing , H. A. Hunter , Alpha
Morgan , J. J. Wilson and II. n.
Squires. '
At the Willing home was represented - ,
presented " 'l'heMidway"with attractions -
tractions startling. "l'he Hunter
home represented a ranch. 'l'he
furniture and carpets were removed -
moved and the lioors '
were co\'er-
ed with straw , calves were tied
on the poarch and about the
premises , J.4uncheon was Ren'ed
at each of the homes and the
ladies were given a hearty recep-
tion. Mistletoe , vas largely in
evidence. ' 1'he ladies were equal
to the occasion. ' 1'he ) ' went in
partics of six or eight in each
part . v , adopting a nonde-plune
char.acteristic of their part of the
pIa ) ' . One party adopted " 'rhe
Sah'ation Army" another " 111110-
cence abroad. "
'l'he receh'ing parties had their
musicians , in some instances to
assist in entertaining' their lady
callers. Most of the ministers of
the citr were associated in re-
ceh'ing' .
'Phose associated togl ther in
rrei\ ' ng were as follow :
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( . \ \ ' . Apple , J. G. Haeherlt. . j. A ,
Armour , J. 1\1. KilllLerliu , . K. War.
rick , W. H. Peun , Dr. Chntoll Day , \ \ ' .
O. 'tholllpson.
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II. H. S < " , A. 1' . Johnsoll , Andum
IInll COIII'IlI \ Snyder , Dr. R. D. 1\Iullins , ,
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< h'u. Willing , R. \ \ ' . Wilkins , F. \ \ ' ,
Huyes , H. A. Garlich , H. B. Dmkt. , W.
A. George , A. R. HUlllphrcy , Dr. C. I"
Mllllins , Elt. Pllrcell , C. F. 'i'iernc ) ' , Dr.
W. H. 'flllhot , F. It 'ta'lor , Harn' Bangs ,
Chas. 1\1l1ftill , R. j , Mortoll , J. A : Farrt'l , ,
HII. 1\1cC. olllas , H. W. George.
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F. 1\1. Ruhlcc , I , . H. Wilson , C. I"
Gillterson , J. R. Dean , W. B. Halthalll ! ,
W. G. Purcell , Willis Cud well , J. H ,
Allalllson , It R. Pnrcel1 , n. R. Rockwel1 ,
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Alpha Morgan , Geo. U , Muir , Georgi
Jurc l1 , D. V. Jo'ner , Ras Anderson , J
H , l\Iol'lIeaUX , john Reese , Willialll
Gillings , S , j , Iollcrgau , 1M. Stuckc ) ' ,
W. H. Xnnllers , J. J. lIohllts , Will , D.
tofTlllau , G. Dencker , G , I. . Xl1llllers , J ,
C. Bowen , lIur ) ' bunl , F. H.'Oll .
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R. A , lIunter , H. S. MCCOllucll , C , \ ' .
talllpbell , S. F. Cla .toll , J. l . l.t'onalll ,
11. O. Hultou. H. . Holcomh , ' 1' , I. ,
Farnsworth. A. H. Alutetsoll , JIIS. : 'lIe-
Millcu , W. S. Plh'k. W. H. A\'cr ) ' , H. A ,
I.Clllill , \ \ ' . H. Willllrct , eel ) , < lIthri'c ,
Victor Beck , C. W. Wahl , It Fl't'r : ,
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j. j , WilSOll , j. 0. Wilsoll , HOlllcl'
Hlltfielcl , F. t. WilSOll , I. . W'ilson ,
JO lII , I nllt. ) ' , : 'Ilm'c Forscyth , Clydc
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H. t. lIollse , I. A. Rencall , j. .
Squircs , \ \ ' . J. Woods , O. 11. : 'I1l'\'i. ; , C.
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'l'lte marriage of Miss 'I'l'linl :
'Ball ) ' and Mr. Ii'ranklin J. WoeHI-
ruff took place at the homc of
the hric1l ' parents , Mr. and MI's.
John Bail , ) ' in the north west
part of town on WCllneslla ) ' e\'I -
ing Dec. 30th , 1')03. ) 'l'he marl'l-
age ceremon , ) ' was most sotl\mnl , ) '
and in pressi\'el ) ' pCI'formed h ) ' I
the brother of the bride , J CR. .
Cooper Bailey , Ph , D. of Bennett ,
Nebraska , assisted 1 > ) ' Hc\ ' .
George T-4ongstaf ' - of Ashton ,
Nebr. , who is a brothcl'-in-law of
Miss Baile ) ' . ' 1'0 the strains of a
wedding mardi , the happy conple
proceeded to the parlor where a
beautiful canopy had hcen -
strncte 1 and a II ug W edd i on-I
Bell suspended , a11l1 while standing - ,
ing under the hell and supported i .
by Mr. John J. Davison as hest.
man anll Miss gdith Da\'ison as
bridesmaid , the contracting parties -
ties pledged their oath "till
death us do part. " After con-
gra t ulations t he party adjollln-
cd to the dinning1'00111 when' an
excellent supper had hcen prl'par-
cel which was enjoyed , white
speeches by Dr. Bailey , He\ ' .
1-4ong talt and others in felicitons
r\'rltl lIaflctilt' fl'lsl : of ( )1I1 alld
How 01 rca on a timlto be' long'
rememhered hy all who partici-
patcd.
'l'Ill' bride wore a dress of hro-
caded silk of steel gre , ) ' color ,
trimmed with silk Chiffon ,
Medallions , and applique , while
the bridegroom was attired in a
iancy hlack cloth suit and whit ( .
silk necktie. Yery man ) ' of the
presents were e'titl' } costl ) ' and included -
cluded quantitit.s of Silverware ,
glassware , china , furniture ,
houschold li nen , lam PS , ki tchen
utensils , needlework and a check. .
from each of the onkiating
clergymen. ,
'l'he young pcople are hoth
well and fa\'orably Jmown in this
section and the I HPtTlIT.lcANjoins
thcir numerous friends in extending -
ing sincere congratulations.
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We understand. that Miss
Ii'annie Dral < e of this city has resigned -
signed her position in tlieschools
of Sargent. Miss Drake was
well li1eed as a teacher. ' 1'1e' : '
Sargent leader in speaking- her' '
resignation says :
It is reponed that Miss l.'annie
Drake has resigned hcr position
in Sargent school. 'rhis will hC'
vcr ) ' unwclcome news to onr
people and it is hoped the rcport
is untrue.
Hilt III'n.l'hilntht'lI N4'Y 4'1l1'S 1'lIl't , . .
On the e\'ening of the New
Year's Day the members of the
Philathea Young f..ul es Hi hie
Class of the Baptist church re-
ceh'ed the memhers of the Baraca
Bible class ( : onsisting of the
young men of that church at the
home of Dr. and Mr' . Clinton
Day. ' 1'\1e \ spaciou rooms
were prettily decorated in the
colors of the two classes , pink
and white anll bluc an41 white
and the class name of the guests
was formed with glianuim lea\'es
stretching t ntirelJ across the
tahl'I'ht. . > innocent looking
mstll'toe : was everywhere in e\'i-
dence and aided in the merriment
that > . vailed the
pn. during even-
ing. 'l'he Philathea's prO\'ed
themse\'es ! ahundhntl r ablc to
manage their leap yar affair
.1/111 / the Baraca's wert' ha ppv
martyrs in their alienated right.
Music and games I1llell the spee41-
ing hours with pleasure. In
, l < eeping with the traditions 01
, . , the year each young lad ) ' select.
" e411ier associate for refreshments
"and ulhered ! her choice to a seat
: in the dining rooUl , Here dainty
. vial1d\\ \ and laughing repartel :
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' ' cold lJt the nd
[ 'hc predicted wav ) appearance un ,
hut fortunately this locality did not shar in the e\'ere storm that
was expericnced in the l'xtreme east. An occasional doudy clay in
the week past , hut no snow to spcak of. On the 5th the wind
elrifted to the north cast and for a shon time the SIIOW tilled the
.nr with every indication of an old time snow stonu. 'I'h ground
scarcely was covered until the douds passed away. Yestcrday th
lith was \'eritahh > autum day , and t'ontinuc warm as we go to
prc' s tlHlay. T
HICKS' PREDICTIONS.
, 'coIHI Slorm P\I' ( ) ( IH id < s pn'tl idH t h ( ' Second Slorm Ii
l' l'iu will e lend fwmlllc ilh { lollay ) tu the l:1lh. : ' 1'1Il' c\I\\ \ ! of :1.
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the greatest storm probability , he fixes for 8th , 'Ith. , illth and 'llt . , .J ;
As we enter this period he predicts "a change to the \varmer in the " \
we t , winds will shift to outhernly and casternly anll the tiaro- , \ :
mcter will fall. Ahout the 9th storms of min and snow will et in
and during the 10th , 11th and perhaps the t th , tlH.'Y will march
castwardly accross the countr ) ' . 'J'he western to ccntral states will '
he in the grasp of a high harometer and cold wa\'e hefore the storm
center has reached or cleared the eastern states.
'l'hird Storm Period---'l'he 'J'hird Storm Period is predicted
I rom the 14th to Q1e'lMh. 'l'he prevailing cold will soften about
the 14th and the harometcr will fall in the west bringing' a renewal
of rain Oi' snow , mostly snow as the wa\'e work eastwartl eluring .
15th and 1th. It is a rare thing for storm conditions to hreak up
imuediately ) preccell ng a IH'W moon. As a rule the warmth and
low barometer , .lIul hcnce precipitation in Home form arc almost
sure to continuc until after the conjunction of moon and sun is past. "
matlc all formality impossible. ,
'l'he parting words of the entire
gathering were that this cvening
was among the happiest e\'er
slwn t.
5n.n . 'orllnllU , "I'C , " "CI "C'eIl'1I
On III'COIIIII of thc Allllllal COlI\'cntion
of the Naliolllli Wool.Growcrs 1111I1 J.ivc I
tock J\ssociut on the Burlington will
ell t cketf : to Portland , Oregoll , a 11I1 rc-
tmll ut thl' low rntc of $ so.1JU Jllnnury .
H , ' .I und Ill ,
Iiheral stopover \'ileHcs-allnwt vc
.1 .1'erse routej-rcturn lillnt , Junuary 31.
\011 l'all inch\lle \ an Frullcisl'O in tilt'
letllrn trip for 13.Su additionul.
For inforl1lation us to sleepillg 1:111' : rc.
. , ervations , twin scrcc , etc. , n k thc
agent or wrill' J. PIlANCIS ,
ncnernl Pussenger Agcnt ,
Ollluhll , N < hmskn.
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On Sunday mornIng December
10th at the closc of the preaching
serce in thc 1\1. .g , church , the
rlas ! > leader D. W. Cory stepped
forward and in the name of the
circuit presented the Pa.tor ! , Iev.
W. I . Mathew with a beautiful
SJH.OO racoon fur ovel coa t as a
Christma present. 'l'hl' gilt
af1'ectcll t he pastor , who replica
in a few appreciat and touching -
ing words , Sinc ( ' thcn he has
heen often stopp d on the streets. .
hy frien s who desire to examine I
the coat and all unite in words of
admiration , pronouncing' it a
beauty. ,
On Chrbtmas l'VC thcre Wl're
exercises in the M. I . anll l\l. P.
chnrclH's. A t the tatter it toul < the
form of a cantata. At the l\1. B.
a musical was rendered closed hy
a drill with I hey and 12 girls ,
Ii'or 30 minutes the young people
went through their marches ,
, mu\'emcnts ami evolutions with-
lout a single mistalee. And the ) '
had only 10 days in which to pre-
'pare. 'I'he audicnce were 1011d in
: their praises , , many eclaring' it
. I
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to he thc Jinest thing the ) ' had
e\'cr seen young' peqple do. It is
e : pectcd to reprollucc thc drill at
some time in the near future.
'l'he c\eht \ of 240.00 left over
from the building of the M. E ,
church is now paid. 'l'he church
has liCjuidatC'c\ \ almost e\'ery debt
al1l1 in a few wC'eks at the most
expect to show a clean h:11ance
sheet with money in hand.
BP. . 11. ml'cts CHlll'e'I'II.
'l'hc Annual husiness meeting
of the Baptist Young Peoples
Union was held at the Baptist
church lagt Frida ) ' evening. He-
ports from the standing committees -
mittees showed the society to b
in most excellent condition. 'l'he
membership committee ha\'e proposed -
posed new members e\'ery month
during. the year. 'l'he attendance
ha\'e heen exceptionall ) ' large.
'l'he 5lHrituai condition is regarded -
ed hy the church to be unusually
i . high. During thl' year a nuru-
her of memh'rs ha\'t been baptiz- J
cd. 'l'he omcen , elected for the -of
coming ) ' ( \ar are , prsielent , 1-4. D. j
George ; vice-president , Ama -4
Anisberry ; treasurer , Jo ) ' 'lhorpe : ;
secretary , l uemont PIg-man ; I
organist , l'\'a : Cadwell.
)
Cured - I..u.bll&n. , . ' :
A. B. l 'allman , thicago : , writes
March , 11)OJ : "Having h en
troublell with 1-4umbago at different -
ent times and tried one ph'siciau 'j
after another ; then different ointments - i
ments and linamets , ga\'c it up
altogether. So I tried once morc
and got a hottle of Ballard's
Snow T inament , which g'a\'e me ) .
almost instant relief. I can
cheerfull ) ' recommend it , and
will adtlm\ ' name to your list of
I iormer sufferers , " 25c , 50 and
$1. Ii'or sale by J d , McComas ,
Broken Bow and Merna.
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