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BAIONfi
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PRICE BAKINC POWDER co. CHICAGO.
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"Why Should Womun Wlsb to Yotel"
Answered.
All the ques tions asked by
Leila in the RUPUDI.ICAN of May
5th , have been irrefutably answered - -
swered long ago , but as one wakes
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to consciousness of the question ,
he needs must ask them for himself -
self , and over and over again
they must be patiently answered.
As Mrs. Catt says , "Yes Woman
Suffrage is a chestnut , but an undone -
done chestnut. "
Leila betrays her lack of knowledge - I
ledge on the subject of Woman
Suffrage in her concluding remark -
mark , "If women want to run
the government they should be
compelled to defend it in war. "
Women does not want to "run
the government , " neither is she
willing that man should "run it"
exclusively , and as for defending
her government , women havc
been known to enter active service -
vice , as they are in the Japanese
army , but barring that , will any
. one deny the paxt : pl.ayed by s ch
as Clara Barton , 1U defend111g
one's country ? Yet amid the
Expo..n rc
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To cold draughts f air , to keen
and cutting winds , sudden
changes of temperature , scanty
clothing , undue exposure of the
throat and , neck after public
speaking and singing , bring on
coughs and colds. Ballard's
Horehound Syrup is the best cure.
Mrs. A. Barr , Houston , 'l'exas ,
writes , Jan. 31 , 1902 : "One
bottle of Ballard's Horehound
Syrup cured me of a very bad
ough. It is very pleasant to
take. " 25c , SOc. $1.00 Sold bv
Ed. McComas , Broken Bow anel
Merna.
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Attention
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Why r U1ain in the North
and stay in doors six 1I10nths in
the year consuming what YOIl
mis durin th other six
months ?
Go South where you can work
out doors every month in the
year , and where you are pro.
ducing something the year
. round. If you are a stock raiser
you know your stock are now
"eating their heads off" and ,
besides , have to be rotected
from the rigors of wmt : r by
expensive shelter.
Economical stock feeding reo
quires the combination of both
tlesh-forming and fat.forming
foods in certain proportions.
Alabama and Florida produce
in abundance the velvet bean
and cassava , the first a flesh
producer , and the latter a fat
producer , and they are the
cheapest and best fattening materials -
terials known to the world.
More money can be made and
with less labor. in general farm.
. . lng , fruit and berry growing
b\ \ , } r : . . , and truck gardening along our
.5" . r road in the South than in an ) '
other section of the Union.
ih. ! . If you are interested and desire -
sire further information on the
8ubject , address
G. A. PARK ,
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Oen'l. Immigration and In"
dustrlal Agent , Louisville
& NauhvllIo R , R , Co. ,
Loulovlllo , Ky.
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present warfare and strife comes
a sweet dream that such will pass
away as civilization advances tea
a higher view of life , and , if
what all the "antis" say about
women is true she is a lover of'
peace and will help to forward
the banishing of war. She says
"to cast all the burdens on
women would be to become like
the Indians and would be a sure' '
sign that the nation is deteriorat.
ing. " She surely will not deny
then , that a nation may deteriorate -
ate if the burden be all upon the
man.
She says "Voting is not so
much of a privilege for a woman
as a responsibility. " This is
just what we Suffragists are contending -
tendingIt would stop the buying -
ing and selling of votes and also
call forth votes from that class of
citizens , who , disgusted with the
"rings and bosses , " have withdrawn -
drawn from politics. When she
says , "in the long run Woman
Suffrage would degrade the na-
tion" she does so in the face of
established facts. Read the accumulation -
cumulation of testimony from
Colorado , 'Wyoming , Idaha , Utah
and New Zealand , and m ny
other countries that are ahead of
the United States , whose women
have proportionally more rights ,
where Woman Suffrage is a fact
and not a theory.
"Women Suffrage would create
a wrong cond i tion since in some
cases both parents would be out
lectioneering for office at the
same time , and what would become -
come of the home. " Is itsuppos-
ed that under equal suffrage people -
ple nre going to loose their fine
sensc of what is right and fitting ;
would a convcntion force nomination -
tion on a can idnte who through
circumstances was ineligihle to
office ?
She spcakes of that myth ical
place "a woman's sphere. " Now
if some one would clearly define
tbe limits of a man's sphere and
a woman's sphere and draw a line
between thcm , one might be excused -
cused for designating to the sexes
their separate duties and qualifi.
cations , hut as It is , the line i
ever wavcring and vanishing ,
\Vhat was strictly excluded from
woman's sphere 20 years ag-o , to.
day is considered right and fltt.
incr for her. 'rhe lines drawr.
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around her sphere today will b (
but a matter of history 20 year'
from now.
Whcn we prate of man' : ; sphere
of woman's sphere , as God in ,
tended them let us see that w
eliminate from our thoughts
custom and "fetch thine eye ul
to the style and manners of tb (
sky.
sky.In my mind's eye I see Lei1 :
in her "sphere"-the idol of he
husband's heart , the quecn of thl
home , a happy contented wifl
and mother , and as such sh
looks out upon the world as sh
would have it. Granted tha
_ women under such circumstance
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would gain nothing by the ballot i
there is another class , whose
name is legion ; the widow , the I
spinster , the vast army of
wagc.carners , all of whom are
sadly hampered by that " ' 1'hou
art a women. " Why dcnr her
thc right to speak lor hcrsclf
and her necds in that siluple and
direct . way-the ballot.
'l'hen thcrc are the political
issues pcrtaining to the hem ,
you cannot keep politics out of
the home , who bettcr than
woman know the nceds of the
homc.
Why should a woman wish to
vote ? Becausc of her 5acrcd responsibility -
sponsibility as guardian of her
children. Because she is a taxpayer -
payer , and would have a voicc in
the use of public moncy. Be-
causc of thc shamc of being
classed with the Indian , the
idiot and the impecile. Because
she would ask for womanhood ,
the crown of progrcss and not
the chains of custom. llecause
she aspires to be equal with the
man "whom she considers good
el10ugh to be her husband. " Because -
cause she is a woman with
woman's needs which a man , be
he ever so willing , can not voice.
N UI.I.IU E. T A VIOR.
KO\lNO v" . . . . ItW.
Mr. aUlI Mrll. J. W. Harrol an : the
happy parents of a new girl.
Willie Uhlman is now batching on his
new place-how long will it be ?
Small grain looks the finest it er did
at this tiwe in this neighborhood.
1\1ost of the people in this neighborhood -
hood is now done with their corn plant-
ing.
Frank Witmus has bought Will Sar.
gent's place and is going to take possession -
sion next spring.
O. Larson made a trip not long ago to
Box Butte county , to look for a location
but the country d1d not satisfy him.
Fred Weinman is now busy hauling
lumber for the new addition to his moth.
el's dwe11ing house. Albert Helgeson
will build it.
Nels K. Lee haSi now got his house so
ncarly finished that they can live in it ,
so they have already moved on the new
place. He is now putting up fences
around the land for pasture. i
CA.'WAV.
A son of Wm. Wolf is confined to the
house with pneumonia , and is under the
care of Dr. Greer.
Terry's big Uncle Tom's Cabin is billed
to entertain the people of this ( > lace on
Thursday night of this week.
W. P. Zumbrunn and O. W. llllrnuni
drove over to Broken Bow on Sunday . .
last , returning home on 1\1ondayevening.
Mr. and 1\1rs. F. W. Conley departed I .
last Friday for St. Louis , where tbt.y
went to spend u week or two visitin tbe
exposition.
G. W. Barnard , who has been seriously
ill at his home in this city for the past
tcn days , is some better , but is stm unable -
able to be out.
The social given at the 1\1. E. parsonage -
age last Friday evening brought out an
exceedingly large crowd , and sou1ething
like ten gallons of ice cream was dispos-
ell of. I
J.cw Buckley , who is hollling II position -
tion in the grocery department of Mo-
ran's store , has taken 1\ two week's layoff -
off , and is visiting old time frien s at
I remont and OmAha.
Daily
Bread
Bread raised with Yeast Foam
Is the best foundation for
every meal. It saves many a
poor dinner from failure. It's
the best of dally bread i there's
life , health and strength In It.
How the children thrive upon
Its nourishment I How they
love Its sweet , wheaty tast ,
and fresh wholesomeness I
Is the best of yeast ,
made of the most health.
fullngredlentsln the clean.
est way. It makes bread
that retains freshness and
moisture longer than that
raised with any other yeast.
It's the best for grlddlt : ' - < lIls ,
buckwheat cakes or anything
where yeast Is used.
The secretsn the yeast.
Sold by all grocers at 5C a
package. Eacb package con.
talns 7 cakes-enough for 40
loaves. It's the best , regard.
less of cost. Send for book
"How to Make Bread"-
free.
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: Our line of Straw Hats is the largest , newest and most exclusivc in styles shown : I' ) , . '
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: 1\Iens ; GoO ( ! Panama at. . . . . . . . . $1.50 cach 1\Icn's Goo.d Straw at. . .75c , 50c , .25 each : '
111 : Men s MantIa at. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.25 each Boys MatUla at. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50 each c i , ! .
V : J t l\Ien's Exposition Panama at. . . . 1.25 each Bo.s J Straws at,30c , 25c , 20c , 15c , .10 each c )
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0Bi : 'l'he next thing should be that of Summer Suits. Our trade in this line is indeel : , ,
I : gratifying , showing thlt : the pa.tt rns and styles w re sele7tec1 right. Get next to us and :
i\Y'1i- 1mow that you are getltng the right goods at the right prices. c I
.t t Summer Pattern in Grey Stripe , Men's. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10.00 or S 9.00 with 10 Coupons.
ir. ; . ; 'I : Summer Pattern in Brown Silk Stripc , Men's. . . . . . . . 15.00 or 13.50 with 15 Coupons. : I ;
, ' : Summer Pattern in Pin Check Oatest ) Men's. . . . . . . . 12.00 or to.SO with 12 Coupons. < <
8 sl ummer Pattern in llrown and mack Stripe , l\Ien's. . . 9.00 or 8.10 with I ) Coupons. I ' .
' ( U SUlllmer Pattern in Gr .r a.mI Black Stripe , Men's. . . . 9.00 or H.W with I ) COUpot\s. it , ' ;
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our .cash
' - I COU nns Are ll-ke FI-ndl-nw Money make a great sa\1I1g . for purchasers = '
't { qS. - . at our store wc will is me a Coupon c i :
I- l : in the RUl'UDI.tCAN and Chief. Anyone ( clerks and publish- : '
Q . ers excepted ) cutting the Coupons out and bringing same to 41
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l1. < : : buy :51.00 : s worth of goods. Coupons do not a pply on 1"1' : l1Cllllllt uf all th'IIlmu- eeh'llIlC . C
. SI > ecI'al Sale IJl lrc laSe. \IItU at the . .tore ulltll . thlInc reed"
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( vot\S thull thc } will tllJ ll11btlshcd. 'J
t ) " 011011'1111n : UIII U rl'cdvltlll' lI"cr )00 : : . "
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fi' ; Mar ) ' Ma'lnll. elt ) . . . . . . . . " . . . . . . . . 41130 <
' . . . S 1\lIuulnShlulI.elt } . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3100 C
'I > > . Nolllo'l'a.lnr.J\T..rna. . . . . . . . . . . . 2190 < <
) COUPON PrauelH Jllltuu. WfllHsort . . . . . . . . . 1710 !
. . . . . . . . . l'earlJewutl.elt } . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t410 = ,
. " Hcrtha Kuozcr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1305 4
'Q' ( . Not to be apphed on Special Sale Purchases. Manrlry Caml.holl. ( ; "lIrll'otnWII. . 1o.Q2 c
' Io'iorellce 'fhnstl'snll. . . . . . . . . . . 1i49 C
) .ula aeker ' . Merna. . . . . . . . . . . . . IH7 C I.
e 8. ; . 10 . . . .CErS. : : . . . J..O Auroll.\'IIIIr' } ! , city. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M2 ;
. 'l gllllua Tambcrt. clt ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ( 's Ci
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. 'l'his COUI > on , if cut out and returne to us , will . Clar.KIIIIIlsulI. . elt } .clty. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Zib .14 C
. enti tIe J'SRlu Smith. elt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . /105 .
. the holder to the amoun t of 10 cen ts on Every ! . }
. I. 1\1 a ) ' HaIIlH.clt ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 573 CI
) D 0 II ar cas 1 1 purc 1 lase. Lilly Haltcr. city. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 : C
. Clara Jl1lfonls. elt } . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 520 C ;
. , ; RYC'RSON-GEORGE CO 1'llIa : Hnckwull. city. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 430 . '
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{ ) :1 Ii : GracI ! ' 1'a'lor. elt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 320 < <
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i. Tbls Special Oller In Embroidery for Monday and Tuesday , May 23 and 24. : : : ci rn
, t . _ Matllo Ncelham. Arnolll. . . . . . . . . . 2 O
- 2611Iec"S.lncllldeR3.4.5.Gallllvall\o\l. . . . . . . . . . 2c. . . : )
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iii Lot 2-Colltalnhll : 22 pieces. IncllldesS. 9 and lOe'alllCIi at. . . . . . . . . . . 5 c. J. sslo Watr.rbur \ . . ) Derwyn. . . . . 225 < <
\Lt . Lot 3-Contahlhlll' II ! pieces. Inclndes UJ15.20 and 25e valllo at. 10 c. X SlIydcr. . . . . . . . ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18L tl' '
\l \ HOM IItRllcrR. ell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 175
& This Price Good Above Dates . : }
: . on Only. 11Waterl ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 170 4
' 1 < < 1"a 1 ) Ca'wood. elt ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 170 4 I
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. Only a short time III which to obtain free Heed fur the Dora Lee. Rotlllli VaIlIY. 111 C
Tbe Pumpkin Contest-contet. ! Call atul\r "ture and rcglster at ollee. If } 'on ) ' : lIIaline.wanl. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115 C J
' from . It will elltltle $76 ) , UFret' . 1 III1t1a 1\1 II IeI' . elt ) . . . . . . . . . . 110 C
raise the lanreat plllllpkin tbese lIeed. YUII 10 a stey Or ; U\ '
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I = We are sole agents. ) ; lIth Slolrl'clt. city. . . . . . 101 : :
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.1 A heavy frost was in evidence t this
place 'l'hnrsday morning. doing some I
damage to ear1y vegetatton. Whether
or not the fruit was hurt cannot at this I
time be determined.
W. V. Mathews boarded the train on
Monday for Lincoln , where he goes a'lll
delcgate to the republican state conven-
tion. He will not be home until the
latter part of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Phy Wymore , Mr. and
Mrs. I. C. McConncll , Mr. and Mrs. N.
M. Morgan and E. Taylor represented -
ed the Grand Army of this place at the
Encampment held at Kearney last week.
Dr. McNulty is still confined to his
home "ith II dislocated ankle , the result
of jumpling out of his buggy while the
team was running away. He hopes to
be able to look after his practice within a
week or tell days.
uulc1c. ArreHt.
J. A. Gulledge of Verbena ,
Ala. , was twice in the hospital
from a severe case of piles causing -
ing 24 tumors. After doctors
and all remedies failed , Bucklcn's
Arnica Salve quickly arrested
further inflammation and cured I
him. It conquers aches and I
kills pain. 25c at Lee Bros. ,
Druggist.
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_ TIME TABLE
BROKEN BOW , NEB.
" "f'coln , Den"er ,
OnJullu. Ilcleull ,
CllICUKO. lIuttc ,
Ht. .Joucpll. I-ortlnnd ,
IlnnHaH ; City , Hnlt I. kc City ,
Ht. " 'OOIH. And HIUI Fronc.Hcn
. . . .n l-olutH . Il t And AIII.olutH
And HOUUI , We ' .
No.Vetlbuled Jlrcu : dally , Lincoln , Omll
ha , ! It. Josllpn. ! hDlaS Olty. lit. Lonll. Ohl
cage _ lId all polnn .alt and 10Uth. . . .1021 a.m.
No. U-Veatlbulod 6IlIre.1I dally. 11018na , Helil.
tte Butte , } > ortland and all Pacific Coall
po ntA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .640am
tleeIIDg ! , dlLlng and reclining chatreau ( lIea .
tree ) ou througb halDI. Ttckell lold aDd ba .
gale chocked to any point In 'h UDlted IllatOf
IDd Oanlda.
InformatloD , mapl , IImu tablel and ticket
caU on or wrUe to U. L. Ormlby. IgeD , IIr J
\'rancl. . O. P. A. , omabll Nebrllllki.
. L. OUH'Dr. AlIont. :
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W A. THOMPSON ,
. CONTRAUTOn.ll : BUILDER.
urPlane and elUmitell on bortDotice.
foken Bow , Ncbruka ,
ROSS G. MOORE ,
Attorney.at.Law ,
Heal eltate aud loan broker. OWe III' Gleilii
Dlock , IIrnkcli Dow. Nebruka.
DH. C. B. JOB ,
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OI1CIIID lie" " , 1JI0ck tblt .tatn room flUI
aud. Ue.ldelloo at tbe o'pUal.
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DR8. R U. & W. E. TALBOT ,
PHYSIGIANS SURGEONS.
Olllca 0\01' 1aoherle'fI Drug 8tore.
1rok6n How , - - NehrlUIta.
HILL SIDE HERFORDS
aDd Duroc Jor.cyllogs brell IInd fiold. Dost blood
oUbelrclll81. ddrll 8. O. R. DWJU.L ,
Droken Bow , Nobralka.
HYGEIACREAM STATION
Hlgbe8t market Ilrleo paid tor DaUer ! rat.
1.lght Hunlltng. . . . . . . . . .
Empire Cream Separators
For H.lo. 'l'bollA No. 1:06. :
S. D. IIISIIO [ ' , Operator.
tlrokcn Bow. NehrMkl\ .
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) lumpl. WInd. Milia , T.nkfi. Flttlng,01\80Iln8 !
: Englnell , oto. etc.
tlrokun tlow. Nebraakl. .
BANGS STUDIO.
Up-to-date Photographs.
First prize winner at state association -
sociation 1903 ,
CLINTON DAY ,
Physician & Surgeon.
Olnco In rear of tbu lIank or Commerco. 1I0al.
donce 6tb bonloYost of the llptht cburch.
Broken Dow , NI'brallka.
SIMON CAMERON ,
ff l'-90Y 8 u-9ce.ll l'
T LAW.
1I00m 8 aDd 9. Realty JIIoek , J1rokcn DoW , Ncb. .
Dn. . 'l' . IJ. FAHN8WOH,1'II ,
DENTIST ,
aromcc In nOltbwclt eOJDer Realty Dlock.
Nebraslm Dairyman and the
CUSTUH CouN'ry REPUBI.ICAN te
both old and new subscribers fOJ
$1.10 a Year.
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'rhe Dairyman is devoted ex.
clusivelv to the dairy interests oj
the state and should be in cver )
farm home in Custer county ,
Scnd all orders to the
CUSTEH COUNTY l UIJUBI.ICAN ,
t Broken Bow , Ncbra ka
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' 1lao JDIUce or thl ! 1 > 8I\co. 8pcclalnUeDton alnD "
to collectlona Iell ( ) hlons IAk n , peDllon TOUCh.
era neatly executed IInd 1111 klndo ot legal papon ;
wrlttuD. o III co In 'be r 1\f of J1link ot Commerce. '
Urokon lIow. Nobraska. .
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I FRANSE MOORR , :
NaJ1 } IDf ! ) ! ] ID1JJfID DMJ.
Two btocks north of ( ) r nd Oentrol Hotel. Pat. . . j
rOIl&gll ollcttO < t. 1'rlcc8 reasollable. " !
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DR. W. H. COLE , Ii
Veterinarian.
! 'p ctIiII\Uon'.Io\lIIVCII to colt . calveA and pli'
thut urll In 1111 untbrlry condition. ' ,1'elll- . '
ohone No 203 , tI , , lduljcu , two blocl , . welt ot
SOUlh 8111e ! lehoot JJOIIIC. .
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Falace'Barbe ; ! : Shop : :
} 10r first-class work , can at the Palace i
narhcr Shop. Evcrythin up-to-date.
LEO DEAN , Proprietor. ; J
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DH. a. I . MUL ) ENS , , :
Physician Surgeon.
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21111 StaIrway ( rom wn t cmllD Realty Dlockl ' 1
rcshlcnco , 3rd west M. E. chnrcb. on lIamol1d ,
ot strcct. C3rJlrokon Dnw , Nobla.lrD. :
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S. M. DOltRIS ,
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AI. kInds or work In onr IIno do De promptlt .
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, "d III lIut-cluoa order. U'rIted Shop on tbl !
corner lonlhcI'I8t 01 the equare.
( UVIJ1M A TRIAl. .
Urokon How , . _ . - . Nebr.lb. ,
CITY HAUBER snop , j
11. O. IJU'rTON. Proprietor.
Flr8t-olll 8 worl' . near ) I.oom of BrokeD Dow .
Btate IIsnk , Broken Bow , Nebrlpkft. ;
W1L1'IS CAnWEIL J
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) AND CURE 'rtIE LUNCS ' j
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WITII Dr. ' .
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r FOR CONSUMPTION 50c Price & $1.00 ' 1
, OLDS Free Trial. '
Surest Rnd Quickest Oure for all i
THROAT and LUNG TROUB- Ii
. LES , or MONEY BAOK. .
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