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Ayers
Doctors first prescribed
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral over
I 60 years ago. They use it
i tOdCh : ; ; ; hey
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b ron ch iris , consum ption.
They will tell you how it
t
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I halt a very ball couth : : tor Ihree yens.
I Theil 1 trlell AYl'r's Chcrry I'cetoral. M80re
IUlliu were 800n healelland my cough lIrol'l'eli '
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Mns. l'EAJ.L II\"DE , Gulhrlo Cenlro. la.
. e. , We . ! ! I.\I \ ) ) . J. l' . A YIIt : : CO. .
I All 11I'lIllllhto. 1.0\.11. : lIRe , .
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Old Coughs
Ono Aycr's Pili at bedtlmo Insures
n natural action next morning.
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utes after the conductor had report -
port from the dispatcher that 46
was on time. When this report
was received stating that 46 was
on time , the conductor immer1 -
ately took steps to clear the
main line for 46. The testimony
shows that ! .md the 33 cars been
puiled east to the east end of the
switch upon which the IS cars
were placed , that the capacityof
the engine was not sufficient to
back the 33 cars together with
the 15 cars up grade into the
clear on the passing track. That
when the report was received
that 46 was on time th rear
brakeman immediately returned
to the caboose of trai No. 48 to
take such steps as might be necessary -
essary to protect the train. That
within 5 minutes more of time
train 48 would have cleared the
main line and been upon the passing -
sing track and that the company
rule is thlt S minutes before the. .
leaving of 46 fro111 Broken Bow
the track must be clear. These
findings constitute the facts : \3 \
disclosed by the testimony which
contribute to the immediate
. cause of the wreck.
further find that the crews
I on each train , with the exception
I of tbe engineer and fircman on .18 ,
l had not been oyorworked' ' 1 bat
prior to starting east with tboir re-
spectiyo trains tboj' had had from
16 to 23 hours rest and had been in
Borvire wben the wro'k occured.
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the crow 011 train 4G about f ) hours ,
and tbe ( 'rew on train .18 ubout 15
hours. That the engineer and fireman -
man of train 48 hud been in fHu'yice
about 28 hours , hut wo connot in
l ) anj' WilY see where they contributed
to the accident.
Upon the indirect and remote
crmsos which contributed to the
wreck anet caused the loss of life of
the fonl' mOll aboyo named , the
jury 111'1' unnblo to ngreo. As to
placing the hll11110 of the wrocl. and
the I ) HH of lif(1 inrident there to , upon -
on uny ono indi vidnal 01' upon the
I'ew or either train , there " . di.i-
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Attention
Fanners . ,
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Why remain in the North
and stay in doors six months in
, tbe : year cOllsumin what ) 'ou
raise during the other six
months ?
Go South where you can work
out doors every month in the
year , and where you are pro.
ducing something the ) 'car
round. If you arc a stock raiscr
) 'ou know your stock are now
"eating their heads off" aud.
besides , ha\'e to be t > rotected
from the rigors of wll1ter hy
expcnsivc shcltcr.
Economical stock fcedin rc-
quires the combination of both
flcsb.forming aud fat.forming
foods in certain proportions.
Alabama and Flonda prouce (
in abun ance the velvet bcan
and cassava , the first a flesh
produccr , and the latter 11 fat
producer , and they arc the
cheapest and best fattening ma-
I terials known to the world.
i More money CRn be made and
\ with less labor. in gcneral fllrm-
. ing , frltit and bcrry growing
: and truck gardcnin along our
road in the South than in any
other section of the Cnion.
If ) 'ou are interested and desire -
sire furthcr information on the
subject , address
a. A. PARK ,
Oon'l. Immigration and Industrial -
dustrial Agent , Louisville
& . Nashville R , R , Co. ,
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I sion o ( opinion. It is contended
thnt .16 wa ! : ! l'unuing ahoml of time
I nd in OXC ( > RS of hol' Hchedule , whidl
( . 'ontentiou in HustaiuOl by the tcsli-
mOll ) ' . It i ! : ! contemled fUl'thol' Umt
,18 , while occup'iug tb track of the
ml\ill liuo after they know that .10
hl\d 10ft lt'rnI : , w ro doing' RO at u
grel\t risk to lifo ulld proport ) . . And
while tIll' crow of ,18 were , in all
probabilit ) . , within the rules tImt
I the compl\ny ht ) ' ! ! down to Hufo-
guard its train , ut the I1U1110 time the
holding of .18 on the main Ii no at II
time AO l1'ar the dopl\rting time oC
,10 from the Htution at Broken Bow ,
wus taldng hazzardouH dll\nCOH , unless -
less the real' of .1H wus protected
from approuching trnins from the
west b ) ' torpedoes and lIag , which
the tes timony shoWH waR not done.
L'lw eXCIHiO ghon for not pl'otocting .
tIlt' roar b ' torpedoes nnd flug iH that :
the time in which 48 had to deur :
the tmck as ngainst 4G'8 , 1\ Hched- I
ulo time waR not up and that bo-
forI' it. . would expil't.18 would bo on
the passing track and the main linc
clear , and this from tlw testimony
would hllvo occurred had not.W exceeded -
ceeded hol' ! : Jchedulo time and came
into Broken Bow probabl ) ' from 12
to 15 minutes uhOlul of time.
H is contended aguin und the !
testimony bears up the inference , I
tl1l\t it is nothing uncomll1011 for , W I
to exceed her highest schedule time , !
:30 : miles pel' hour , und t hut the run. !
Ilillg of .lj ( in ( 'xceHS of her schedule
it ! winked at , if not oncourngod , by ,
the dispatchor. Of this the crow of
IH kuewawl Imowning it , should ,
hlL Vi ! c1elu'pd the t1'llck for .W us .
, ; eon fiR they Imow .10 had l'ft.
\lol'Uu. ,18 1)eing au inferior trnin
to .10 , it wus her ! msiuess to got
ut of the wuy for .W , und .Hi know-
Illg her suporiorit . oYor 48 , run
wild to Broken Bow from Morna
regardless of chanceR.
' 1 he testimony showH that the
I rew of.W recoiyod no report at
A.11'olmo concerning the whore-
.tOOUt8 . of .18 although 48 hlld boon
'iomothing like ti hours between
Ansolmo uud Broken Bow. Hud
the crow of 46 hoon. notified that
they would paSR ,18 ut Broken Bow ,
the chances are thut they wou1 < 1
huyo hoon 011 the look out und no
wreck would have occurred , but un-
dol' the rule .16 WIlS on her schedule -
ulo und the coast should huye becn
cleul' .
It is upon those indirect and 1'0-
mete causes that. mayor mil ) ' not
huyo contributed to the wreck , that
muj' or may not indicate negligence
01' carelessness 011 the pltrt of those
to whom the moving of trnins is
given , thnt the jury filiI to IIgl'OO ,
alid failing to agrco , they make no
finding other thnn the t nding HOt
out ubove.
VERDICT OP CORONER'S JURY.
State of Nebraska ,
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Custer County ,
At an inquisition holden at
Brolen Bow , in Custer countyon
the 28th day of J anuary , A. D.
1904 , before me , J. 11.lorrow ,
coroner of said count } . , upon th ( '
bodies of rrhos. Kelley , C. F.
Eaton , John Akers and S.V. .
Wittenberger lying dead by the
jurrors , whose names are hereto
subscribed , the said jurrors upon
their oath do say , that the death
of 1' . KeJ1e ) , C. F. Eaton , John
Alcers and S. C. Wittenherger
was caused by a collision which
occurred at 5:40 : a. m. , Januarv
28 , 1904 , at a point about 3,030
feet west of the depot in Brolen
Bow , Custer count ) ' , Nebraslm ,
b ) ' train o. 46 colliding with
the rear end of train No. 4S , running -
ning as extra No. 373 , and that
the said collision was an accident
and not fellonious. In testimony
whereof , the said jurrors have
hereunto set their hands the day
and year aforesaid.
L. H. JnwliT'r.
W. W. COWl.ES.
JUDSON KAY.
C. F.OltGF. NIII.ING.
J A\ms WIIlTEIIl\AD.
J. J. WILSON.
1'he following is the minority
opinion :
From the ovh1011CO gi'on , i i i
our opinion thai ' 1' . Kol1o ' , C. li' .
Eltton , John Akcrs , and S. U. Wit-
tonborger CEl1I10 to their llcllth fr01l" :
tt failure of the crow of K o. .18 (
part of whom WOl'O o\'erworl.od ) tc
propcrl ) ' gUIll'll its unwiold ' tmir.
from the roar.
While wo consider UlfJ unwioldi.
ness of trnill X o. 48 , catlfiOd hy ox.
cossiyo tonnngl' to ho the primarJ
cause of the \\1'00 ] . , wo also thinl
roul' Bmkomltn Wood of truin o.
.18llpscn'ing of fW\'Ol'O conHUl'O , llf
o\'or .thing indicutll ! : ! thttt ho WEIR l
good ph'sical condition , but ho gh'ol
110 Hlltisfuctor ) ' IIccount of wlmt III
WIIS doing for Ht 10ElsL ton mtnutol
prior to the collision , Imowing ful
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well that hili t1'l\iu Wtts oecl1 } > yiuU .
1,600 foot , 01' nt lenat thirty-thl'co.
rlu' leugths , of maiu track wcat. of :
YIll'lt limits Ellul on No. , W'H timu i
from [ o1'un to Bt'okoll Bow , Ellul at
the timu ot' the co1lision lw hall
mlulo no IIlOVJ to put , out. . dungol'
aignul ! ! . II
It oecUl'S to us tIlIlL n H01l1npho1'o 1 .
us dt'Hrri bed i u the C01l1 pnu "s book.
of rllloH , 01' S01l10 otho ! ' system of
aigullIR roulcl bo used ut this point
to guu1'll ugniust , nccidoutH in the
future ,
Bruhn Bow , N ObI' . , Pcb 2 , 190.1.
IJ. JI. JlWl-TT ,
tTUDSO KAY.
Altet A. n. ' '
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County Atto1'lluy.
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II. VNO.
B. F. Hlllpfichl assistcd by J. P. Myers
is putting up icc.
Six weeks more winter alld coltl ,
groulIII hog saw his shadow.
II. F. Hmpficld has invested in a ne\\ '
incubator. Hope hc will raise lots of
chickcns this year.
Prayer mccting has becli organized at
Custcr school housc ever ) ' alternate Sun-
da ) ' at tlm'c o'clock. Hverybody wel-
comc.
G. \ \ ' . Headlc ) ' thrcshed somc rye rc.
ccntl ) ' and J. P. Headley also threshcd
whcat Saturda'j yicltl vcry poor but was
bctter than the ) ' had anticipatcd.
J. II. Smith is some impro\'cd sincc his
accidcnt. His leg is ver ) ' sore. badly
cut , \ruiscd \ IlUll discolored. It will be
sOllie timc before Henry mounts n
broncho.
Mrs. H. II. Campbell visitcd her brother -
ther at Anselmo last wcek. Shl''IlS ac-
companicll to R'no by 1\IcKe , who
spent SUllIay ] at homc returning to An-
selmo on Ionda ) ' morning ,
W. D. Cameron and John F. Myers
wcnt hunting coyotcs rcccntly with vcr ) '
poor succcss ; wcather too cold and coyotes -
otes staid in thcir holes. Iycrs an Ulna.
tcur artist took scvcral snap shots of
Camcron which werc fine.
On last Saturday Gcorge Grav's visit-
cd at Charlcs O. Conleys. 'l'h ir baby ,
agcd about two years , had a sc\'crc attack -
tack of croup anI ] spasms. Dr. McNult ) '
was called and prcscribed. At last reports -
ports it was none improved.
Nh'V UI ; ; 100o.A.
Bcrt Cowd has been , .er ) ' ill but is rc-
covcring now.
James l dmunds was a visitor at l\lr.
Brocks on Sunday.
Rev. Dodgc left herc Tuesday morning
for his home at Ansle ) ' .
Dan Kinger ) ' of Ansclmo , visited at
l\Ir. Edllunds last Sunday.
Frank Ferritor , who Ilttends College at
Brokcn Bow is at home now on account
of sickness.
I.izzie Edmunds and Herb Cutler were
visitors at New Helena School last
Wedncsday.
Meetings are still in progrcss at the
Robinson School house and will continue
all this week.
Abe Pl'mill ntll ! wife arc the proud parents -
ents of a baby boy which was born to
thcm Januar ) ' 24.
A little snow has fallen here thl' pao1
week. We were glad to see it come , and
wc wish for more.
A Bartist Sunday School has been or-
gani7e ( at the Robinson School House.
Sunday School evcry Sunda ) ' at eleven
o'clock shllrp. Hverybody come and
heir make the SundllY School interesting
all ( it will do ) 'Ou good.
OR. T EI. , 1.,0.
J. 1\1. l o gc was quite sick an d had to
stay in the bouse.
Ulla Day spent sevcral days last week
at Ed. Days ranch.
B. F. Edwards and Millard Hill were
at Broken Dow Satur ay.
Mrs. J. C. Baker was quite ill the last
of the week , hut is improving.
C. D. Day rcturncd from Omaha Fri.
da ) ' , having had disagreeable Wt.ather for
his trip.
Mrs. Deals entertained several ladies
week before last on the occasion of her
birthday.
Mr. Ingrahum's family have all bcen
suffering with LaGrippe , but arc somc
bctter now.
Woo ard Davis camc in Wednesday
from thc Western States , to stay with his
parcnts a while.
H wc have ! lIme no mistake in count.
ing , thcre wcre scventccn snow storms
the last week in January.
Mrs. Fodge cclebrated hcr fifty-eightl1
birthday January 29 , only the family be.
ing prcsent at an oyster 6upper.
F. C. Embree's family have becn quite
liick with LaGrippe. Milo Ilnd wife caUH
over from Callaway and helped them ou1
a little with their work.
The community was shockcd and
grieved to know ot Fin Baker's sad acc
dent which occurcd Thursday. W (
shall be glad whcn he reco\'ers and car
be with us again.
Charley Hercock's , who latel ) ' movcl :
i into our neighborhoood , were called up.
on to givc up their only bal ) ' . a little bOJ
four 1II0nths old. Thc little one hal
heen suffering from lung-fevcr and diel
sullcnly Thursday n rning. Funera
services were held in OrteUo Chapel Fri
I cia ) : , after which thcy laic ! the bah'
I away in the Cliff Cemeter ) ' . The par
ents have the s'mpathy of thc cntirl
comm un it ) ' .
Itell-n I n J. : ' " ' " 0 rill.
g.rl' . Lucas , Wingo , Ky. , write :
c April 2S , 1902 : "For 10 to 1 :
years 1 had been afllicted with ,
malady known as the "itch. " rrh ,
itching was most unbearable ;
had tried for years to find relief
having tried all remedies I coulc
hear of , besides a number of doc
tors. I wish to state that on ,
single application of Ballard'
Snow Liniment cured me com
II pletely and permanently. Sinc
then I have used the liniment 0 :
two separate occasions for rinl
worm and it cured completely
2Sc , SOc and $1.00 bottle. Soli
hy Ed. McComas , Broken Bm
and Merna.
. 'rhis office for neat job work.
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: To World's Fair Free
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to the Mo" POI' lJ ! . , ' " 14AI\ ' ill lhis sectioll of Nehraska , 011 the following cOllditiollS- :
I \'erJ' 25c cash purchase entitlcs you to one vote in deciding for us who this lady will be. Con-
I test to begin li'el > ruar1st , , 1904 , continuing to August 15th , 11)04. 1Ik:1Y"To : Mall Order Cus.
tomers : In cndillg in mail ordcr ! hc sure and mcntion for whol11 you wish to cast your vote.
'l'he mll1lCS of the young ladies and the numbcl' of votes each has received will be published l'ach
week. ' 1'0 further interest you wc oO'cr the following bargains while the ) last :
Bargains in Ladies' and Dry Goods Depa.'tment. .
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10 and 12 / c outing Hanne ! , fancy pat. . . . 7c
15c Ilanncletts , fancy patterns. . . . . . . . . . . . Hc
10 and 120c Guinea Hen flanncl . . . . . . . 7c
SOc cotton blankets , 1 0 7. , per pail' . . . . . , . . .10c
2Sc fascinators in fancy colors , each. . . . . .1Sc
35c 'I 'I I. t. " . . . . . . 20c
SOc . , .1 . . . . " . . . . . . 3Uc
75c II " " .t II . . . . . .45c
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. Iakc your selcction of Ladies Shocs from the most up-to-date and best stock of shoes
shown in Broken Bow. Also best and largcst line of Ladies Walldng and Dress Skirts. Prices
from 75c to $12.00 each.
Bargains in Men's Department.
50c Men's fleeced underwear , all sizes . . . . 30c
SOc extra flceced underwear , aU sizes. . . . .35c
SOc stril'Pcc1l1ecced underwcar. . . . . . 35c
35 Onl. " le1's ! Ol ting Ker cy shirts , ( ,51 : , for 35c
24 boys OU tl11g h.erscy sturts , SOc , for. . . . .30 : :
14 pairs ren's leggins , all sizes , 75c , for. . .SOc
18 pairs l\lcn's leggins , all sizes. SOc , for. . .35c
$1.00 caps , all styles and shapcs for. . . . . . .h5c
75c caps , an styles and shapes , for. . . . . . . .45c
50c caps , an styles and shapcs , for. . . . . . . 35c
2.c ; caps , all stylcs and shapes , for. . . . . . . . 15c
20 pairs Men's 81 mittens , pcr pair. . . . . . . 7Sc
IS pairs Men's 75c mittens , pCI' pair. . . . . . SOc
SO pairs Mcn's SOc mittcns , per pair. . . . . .3Sc
1 ( , pairs [ en's 2Sc mittens , per pair. . . . . .15c
18 duck coats , sizes 3 ( , to 44 , $1.65 , for. . . .75c
IS duck coats , * ' 1.50 to 82 , calh. . . . . . . . . . 75e
S duck coats , sizes 38 toH , $2 , each. . . $1.00
5 duck coats , sizes 40 to 44 , $2.25 , each. , 1.50
, I duck coats , sizcs 24 to 44 , 82.65 , each. . 1.75
14 duck coatssizes 36 to + , $2.75 , each. . 1.S5
i duck coats , sizes 3 ( ) to 44,83 , each. . . . 1.90
3 sheep lined duck coats , S3.65 , each. . . . 3.00
H Corduroy coats and vcsts , 86.00 , each. . 4.00
12 hoys' duck coats , S1.00 , cach . . . . . . . . . . . SOc
( , boys' duck coats , $1.25 , each. . . . . . . . . . . .75e
" hoys' duck coats , $1.50 , cach. . . . . . . . . . . . SSe
Don't fail to sce our mammoth display of 54 dozen len's Neckties , just rcceived-prices
I 25 , 35 and 50c each. 'l'hc folJowing priccs are to move our surplm ; grocer ) ' stock : I I
I 25c CIII California frllit. . 'xtra fallcy. Ier call. . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . Oc
Peaches. pllllll'l , IIt'aaprlcot'l. . I1rale'l , cherries. ( white allll
blacl , . ) ra'lpberrle'l. blac1cberrie'l. allli Ktrawberrlc'l.
20e call California rnail.III'rcall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17
l'each.'I , pllllll'l. pears.I > rlcol'l. II'rapcs , chcrrlc'l , ( whltc allll
blacl , . )
15e call slrawberrlc'l. raspbcrrlc'l. blaclbcrrlcs. Itl'Icbcrrlcs.
bhwberrh''I at. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IDe lieI' call
35. : eall Califorllia peachl''I. I'er , 'all . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . c
Jo'allc } ' boltle plclcl. ! o allli olt'C'l. . IItr boltle. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .We
'l'caIlIEthlll''I.2Sc per POIlIIlI. for. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15c
' 1'casIEtlllll's.20ep.rI101I1I1I. for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .I : ! e
Choice Japall ' 1'ca. SOl' pCI' 1'0111111. for. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : : :7 :
I call h'c 10c , )
I pac1call'c Rllb No l\lon' . Sc I. ' " . . . . . . . . . . . . . " 'Oc .
t paclcall'cSalolllclOc. I'
t bolUelllIelllll' Sc J
ISc call Hchtllhlil's lIestlalhlll' IHI\\'III'r , 1"1' mill. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 1 ( '
10c call Ra\lblt } . 'oot baldlll { powIl'r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F. .
21. . . . . call Habblt } . " "It halchlll' po\\.lcr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IDe
25c call 1 > lalllol1,1 bal,11I1I' IJ\\'llcr. a prl7c with evcry C\lI. ; . . . .IFc
H"lc l'er pOlIlIII rlc. ' . 111'1' t'OI1 1111. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
rill pOlllllls R'ersulI.Ieurll' ; Cu. lIhrh I'alelll 1..10111' $1.00
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50111'11111111 lIalccr'll.'allc1..10111' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' } 5c
SOPUIIIIII'IlIlIlTaloOItI Wheal 1..10111' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00
12 III'ulIIl'Il.rahalll Jo'lour . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5c
Ii loulIIls IIrealfa'll 1.0011 ( tInc ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . 20c
100 1IIIIIIIIIs lIax H'ell. $ .SO. SlIIall 'IlIalll } ' IJer 11111111 < 1 . . . . . . . . . . 3c
Wc ha\'c thc agcncy for I cx Stock Ji'ood ,
l4ime and Sulphur Dip.
Our Dish Departlnent.
: \ IIl'tH ( , 'rlllall Chilla 1 > illll.'r " " 1'1. : : : O.O. ( each. , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : ! ' 16.m
hll"tHAII'ItrlaIlChilll1l11l11l'I'H"IH.$12.lIl1. : cache . . . . . . . . . . . . . : : , ' 1.0\1
.IIIIIIHlrlf'll 1III1'Ii'lh : lJ'corah',1 Wan' . SH.OO. . 'ach. . . . . . . . . $07.00
( , \\'a If'r S..I . $ . ! .5tI. I'adl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.75
Balllllll'l allIl ! otallllallll''I at IIlIc.haU.l'ctalll.rlcl' .
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1'he O. E. S. Kil1gkensil1gtol1
will meet with Mrs. J. A. Armour
Tuesday , February ( ) , 1904 , at
2:30 : p. m. All members of the
O. E. S. invited.
MRs. E. A. JOYNHH , Sec.
Farm Lease , Chattle Mortgage
and Warranty Deed blal1ls at
this office.
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R , B. . MULLINS. . M. D.
llIkc II tpccl lIy of Orol'o'u Itlllt IIfld ! ; " WlIrk.
1'.lc s Tell801lllhlo.
All work guafHnh',1.
( ' 101111111e" 1110 b..toTu ! : oln ! : 01 pwhcr1.
Olllco-In II/oKon lIow IjI : lullaok BolltHng.
Bloken Bow , Nebrask .
, DR. C. B. JOB ,
, . ] IDD D n ] [ } D 1JJPill1b :
Office In lIonlly lII"ck. firRt I lr9 foom , , 'ut
end. HOBldence at the lIe tJllul.
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HYGEIA CREAM STATION
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Hlghe8t market IJricu I' \l1 \ for Buller .1"11' .
Light HUllnlng. . . . . . . . . .
Empire Cream Separators
I For Halo. 'I'hollo No. ! ) P6.
8. D. 11I91101' . Opcrator ,
IIrokell Bow. Nllbrll kll.
FRANSE MOORR ,
Rl fl IDnJlJ1 la IDpB'm ) .
TW'J ' blocks north ot O/alJd OClllrBI Holel. 1'111. .
Touege 80llcllod. Prlccs reasouable.
WIIJLIS CADWEIJJJ
e Xl1m" 'Qmm : J1lll ! I.rnCI : ! llieF.
ROSS G. MOO HE ,
Attorney.at-Law.
Helll c81111e lIed loan b/olwr. On1ce In leln
Block , Broken Bow , NelJrastli.
Aurora , Nebraska.
First. c\.p \ , hel4llby atock Locllhlll rllit ! ! 11
IIblp 10 thl. country. Wrlle 118 'ur prlceH.
BURT & BISHOP , Props.
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SSe . . II II II " SSe
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S1.00 II II " II . . . . . .
$ 1. 50 I. II II I. I' 90c
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$1.75 II II II . . " . . . . $1.15
$1.85" II II c. " 1.25
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35c r4adies eeced vests alul pauts , each. . 20e
SOc 'I .1 I. " " II . .3Sc
SOc " .1 ribbed , each. . . Of. . . . Of' .30c
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) ill3.lli : ! 8h9 lllil ! 'nTh ! .
AI. kltllH ! ufIurk In onr line < 10110 prulUptly
ud iu rflIuHII , mh'r. f ; > 1-lIotl HhoJl ( III the
orner we llll the hose honBc.
Gf" " . : ( ' . ' - 'I'nIAI.
Broken 1I0w , . _ - Neb/allka.
CITY B H ILI S110P ,
II , o.lIU'r'l'ON. Proprietor.
F'lrHI."I ps worlt. Ionr Iloom or IIrnk"1I 11011' '
Slalu IIlInk. Brobcn lIow , Noh/Mkll.
H ILL SIDE UEI FOHDS
111111 \ > 1101Iur c'y IIngolm'lIuml " "III. IIn.llJwud
orlhelr clu e. ' Alllln"H , o. I' . V.UJI'I. . } "
IIrokell lIow , Nehrll kl\
SI.\10N CAII ! ltON ,
Glll IJ'\Y \ 0UIJCell ; 0V
AT JA \ \ ' .
tfoOIllP B &nlilHellt / . 1Il0clc , Broken lIow , Neh.
D RS. R 0. & W. E. l'A LBO' ! ' ,
PHYSICIANS SURGEONS.
0111\0 \ e.or fillohorf.'H ! UTIlr , : 81010.
Ihoktll Bow , . - Nollrns.lI. !
OH. T. L. FAINR\VOI'I'II ,
D.M It'fTIS'l' ,
t. OlDco III tO/lhwC81 COJner H nI1Y lIlock.
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W A. THO 1P ON ,
, eO STII 1'TO ' It , t UUILlIEIl.
. .PtIlJl111111 : ( lh ! llcfl on shorlnollcu.
JlrollOn Bow , t'olJrMIJI' .
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. C1JINTON DA V ,
Physician & Surgeon.
ODco ! In rCM fit thl ! Jlallk ot ( Jommcrcu. lto 1
I donee 61h houlo wu.t ot 1110 d I.ttst church.
lIrokclI Dow. NI'br:1Dku. :
DH. W. n. COIJg ,
V eteri narian.
Gredu to ( 'hico ! . : " VllcrlUliry C'lIc ! , : . ' . 1I1
I I I'IlHUH of . .II Ihe ' "wflr nllllllllill 'rolilcd. t'lIIefJ ' 11
\\'IIIeI/I" IJruu 'Hor. . . llrulll" , Bu\V , Nt. . . . ' , l'elo
IIhonl1 No n ItI'Hd. , " 1'1' . tIV ) hlvellB wc.t 0
Soulh SllIl' HI'I , " ' lIeu ,
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E' . J. C H'A.Pt : : ' ,
Advertisiug' agent and bill pos-
ter. Orders solicited. Broken
Bow , Nebraska.
DR. U. II. .l\tU'LIJENS ,
Physician Surgeon.
: ! III , lalrw/lY / Irolll't 1111,1 In nClllty lIJock'
rOHIIIlIICO , :11'11 : woil M. 1 : : . choroh. OU flllmo Ild
ot htTJol. nrUrok"lI ! low. Nobralkll.
T. .J. SNYDl H ,
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II : DPIIBJ' : ' & : 4 [ ) ilr ! D " NOTATtY
1 , ; ) " I'UIILIC
1111u JUHUCU of It" , PI/IICU. HllcrlalnUuntoD ! glYOu
In coileellulJ'I 1 lI'II llluIIH lak n. llCnplon VODch.
rllllll"tly ol'culml " 1I11.lIll1l1d8 ot lugal pallor"
" , rllll'lI. Olllen In the rPIIf of U.nk of Corumcroo _
Ilrokull ! tow. Nehrnskll.
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BANGS STUDIO.
I Up-to-date Photographs.
li'irst prize winner at tate ilQ-
sociatioll 1')03.
o. 11. CONHAD ,
. . . . . .J > ellicr In. . . .
PUInJ18. WInd , ! II/lie / , Tauh ! ! , FlllIug.Oul\4lInll
Ungillol' , olc. clc ,
IIrokou ! low. Nohrsaka.
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TIME TABLE
BHOKI N llOW I NEB.
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lltoeullS , nCllver.
I ( ) IUI.hu. Ilelc. " "
Clalcull'o. lIutle ,
. . . . . I-ortlnlld
.t .Jh'CI.h. ,
ICUUMIHI CII , . , liulIl. Ic cat.7' .
HI. l.nnIM. A ud HUlllrrnuclHCo
. \.11 1.01111004 Unitt And 4111.0Iut. .
Alld " 'nulla 'VCHt.
No. 4 - V'lit1hul 11 CIIl'reB : dRily. Lincoln , Omll'
ha , M . JOI" t\lIlIdAi City , St. Louldt.Ohl
ORlo and all \101'11. 'Blt Bnll oulh . . . .80a.m. .
No. H-LoIJul exlre 1"ly , , Lillcoin. Ollllha.
( ) blcn o , anti nlll.olntii . OI1St Rnd southlO SO a.m.
No. H-\pst\huloll \ e1lprl' O dally , Helella , toa'- !
110. lIulle , l'orlillull DIIlI Idl IJac.1tlc 00111&
l'olnl ' . . . . . . . . . . " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6CHum
No. 13-I.ocal ctl'/eH : ' dally , AlllftDc" anlJ
In&ermedl/110 tJollltu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 58 pm
SlulIl'lng , lilt. I 111 { unll recllnlnJ ( chllir CIIU ( Boatll
Ireo ) un Ihrulloth ( 1 flllnH. 'flckIJ8 10111 and bag.
gage clacckl'd 10 tlllY Iulllllll , UI United Slute.
&ud Cmlldl. !
I Iofurlll.tlll'n. 111111' ' . ' & 11110 I blel and ttckot
tull on or writ , ' t" H. L. Ormsby , ageut. III' ' J
f I"rl\lIch.1I " 1' . A , Nobrll.kll.
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I To Cllre a Cold in One Iia ys.
IV Take Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets. .A t1/ " " on every
I Seven MI1110n bO'.cs sold In pcut 12 months , This signature , (9. : I'tf. ' . . . . . . . box. 2Sc.