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ESTABLISHED . 1882. THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF CUSTER COUNTY. , LARGEST CIRCULA'l'ION OF ANY PAPER IN TIlE COUNTY.
. VOL. XXIII. BROKEN BOW , CUSTER COUNTY , NEBRASKA , THURDSAY , JULY 21 , 1904.--EIGHT PAGES. NO.6. . '
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IlIincd hy III ) ' scientific IIIcmmrc-
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olher wa ) ' . Uac of glasses advised -
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wise not. Glnsses $ < 1111 ) ' 011 if
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I Rev. A.V. . George , D. D. of
St. Louis , Mo. , field worker for
the Methodist Sunday School
Union will spend1t ( xt Sunday at
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m. cOI1 < 1uct ng--Ilfstitute
work on the Sunday School at (
2:30 : and 7:30 : p. tIl.He - is a Sunday - (
, day School worker of wide and j
practical experience , therefore
\ able to help greatly in this work.j j
V . A. cordial ill\itation to other '
\ Sunday Schools of the town to 1
be present and participate is ex-
tended. Gno. P. 'l'Iu'rns ,
Pastor. ;
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Clarence Rceder of Merna , WetS I
transacting business in our city (
Saturday. c
nr"hul 'rtul'cd , (
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A case came to light that for !
persistent and unmerciful torture I
has perhaps ne\'er' been equaled. 1
Joe Golobick of Colusa , Calif. , ]
wri tes : "For 15 yearR I end nred 1
insufferabb pain from Hheuma-
! ism and nothing relie\'ed me .
thongh I tried everythinglmown. I
I came across Electric Bitters 1
and il's the
greatest medicinc on I
earth for that trouble. A few 1
botUes of it completel ) ' relicved I
and cured me. " Just as g'00c1 for (
, ' Liver and Kidney trouhles and (
general debilit ) , . Onl ) ' SOc.
Satisfaction guaranteed by Lec I
I ros" Druggist. ' 1
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B. B. lj\i t7.gerald of Comstock ,
was a fricndly caller Monday.
Mrs. ' 1W. . Dean ofVest
Union , was visiting in the city
the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hunt of
Ortello , was in the city Saturday ,
attending the mcetfng of the
stock holders of the Broken Bow
Business College.
\rs. Joe Pigman and son , Elba ,
left Monday on a visit to Butler ,
Nebraslm. Mrs. Pigman has
been in poor health for some time
and hopes < 1 few weeks will re-
cuperate.
A. ' 1' . Seybolt returned Monday
from Lincoln , where he has been
for somc time visiting his mother
who is quite sick.lrs. ! . Seybolt
who also went down to Lincoln
will rcmain a fcw dayg longer to
hclp wlth her mother-in-law.
l\lq : ; . Joe Kellenbarger of
ll\Ierna , l\'lrs. Olmstead of Custer
I Ccnter , and Mrs. A. D. Hunt of
, Ortello , were among the lady
stockholders that attenc1 d the
meeting of the Broken Bow Business -
ness College in this city Satur-
day.
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DR. L. B. BILON I
EYE SPECIALIST ,
W ill be at Lee Bros. Drug Store ,
where he may be consulted
1ree of Charge ,
Friday , August 5th , 1904.
If you suffer from Sore , "Neck
or Inflamed Eyes , Failing or
Painful Vision , Dizziness , confusion -
fusion in the brain , that heavy ,
dull feeling , Nervou5" - Prostration -
tion , Sick Headaches , Facial
Neuralgia , etc. ,
Headache Over the Eyes and in the
Back 01 the Head.
This is a positive iinpcolli of
ye strain , and the person who
lopes himself continuously by
taldng head ache powder ,
wafers , tablets , pain pills , and -
the various patent nef\'ines ,
which arc all composed of the
\'arious \ he3.rt-depressents , such
lS anti-pyrine , anti-kamnia , anti-
febrine , acetanilide , bromides ,
: U1d narcotics such as < ? pium ,
t11orhint ! . etc. , only relie\'es b is
onc1ition temporarily and at the
xpense of all the poisonous and
leleterions after-effects of these
lrugs a temporary relief at the
l > est. Stop it ! Yon are the per-
; on we are looking for ; we can
g-i ve yon permanent relief by re-
inoving the cause of the trouble.
[ f we can't , " 'we will . tell ) 'ou so ,
11Onestly.
Properly adjusted glasses afford
111 immediate and positive cure
ror the headache , as the ) ' remo\'e
lhe cause and arc therefore per-
: nanent in their effects , unlike
lhe headache powder which only
: elieve the effects , and the cause
: cye-strain ) is left to do the mis-
: hicf over aKain.
Call earl ) ' , as we can give you
Jetter attention than if you come
lhe last minute.
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C. J. Vose and Orvis Pitce of
Gates , were city visitors 'l'uesda ) ' .
J. IjBryson of Upton , was
among the welcomc callers at
this ol1 ce Momla. > ' .
Misses B. amI Alice Nicholas
of Pilot , arc among the' number
of teachers enrolled in the teachers -
ers institute.
The cir Park is receiving
much needed attention this weelc
hy having the trees trimmed up
so as to allow air to circulate
through it.
II. B. Andrews of Anselmo ,
was in the city Saturday , attending - '
ing the meetin oJ the Stock-
men's Association , also the meeting -
ing of the stock holders of the
Broken Bow Business College.
Joe and Ben Kellenbarger .
II. l eeder and . Joe Settles were
among thosc from Merna and
vicinity that were in the city last
Saturday attending the meeting
of the Stockmen's Association.
Dr. Job and her fafher left
yesterday morning on a trip to
thc mountains in Colorado , where
they will spend two or three
weeks for the Doctor's health.
Miss Blac1cstone accompanied
them.
Melvin Putman and Miss
Egbert are conducting a tent
meeting , which began 'ruesday
evening and will continuc' indefi-
nitely. Good music and gospel
preaching. A cordial invitation
is extended to all.
People who go to the County
l.1'alr like to have a good time at
ttight , as well as during the day.
'rhe idea has been suggested by
l good many of our citizens that
It would be a good plan to secure
1 mammoth tent capable of holding -
ing several thousand people and
et a first class show. 'rhis
.vould . serve for two purposes ,
lrst , the finest kind of entertain-
11ent , second , a canopy to shelter '
tUndreds of people , who for years
J18t havc been compelled to walk ,
: he street at night on occount of
, he hotels being over crowded.
MAHHIJ\D-W AJ.DIwN-GuS'rAIN
-Saturday , July 16th , )904 , S.
. Waldron of Over , and Miss
; ' ustain of Callaway , in this city , ]
'udge Armour , otl ciating. A
lUmber of the county otl cials
, nd stockmen who were apprised '
If the contemplatcd matrimonial
'enture appeared on the scene at
he proper time and witnessed
he tying of the nuptial knot.
t required a box of. cigars to 1
atisfy the witnesses , after which
he bride and groom were allowj j
d to depart in peace. Mr. Wal-
, ron is one of the substantial '
itir.ens and stockmen of the
outh west part of the county
,1111 worthl of a good companion
o share Ills cares and prosperity
nch as his bride is. ' ! 'he Ru-
UlH.ICAN joins with their many
riends in extending congratul -
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Hural Route No.2 , started last
Fridn.y ; with J. G. Painter
carrier.
- R v. F. F. DeLong , pastor of
the Baptist churches at Merna
'and ' Arnold was a cit. > , visitor
Monday night , thc guest of Rev.
Yale.
Geo. Edes of Omaha has purchased -
chased the ci ty laundry onVaton !
& Vamcr. lIe is to talce possession -
sion the 25th of July. lIe is an
expericnced man and will improvc
the plant.
Ij'V. . Conley of the Callaway
Tribune and \V. II. Daily of the
Callaway Courier , were in the
cit ) , MOl1day night to attend the
annual meeting of the County
Editorial Association.
' \Vatts & : Kenned ) ' returned the
first of the week from the east ,
where they purchased a stock of
gpods for their new store which
they will open August first to
the public. They will handle
dry goods and furnishings. See
their advertisement in this issue.
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.Rachel Bcals was 011 the sick list last
'cek.
I Mrs. Snunders of Ansclmo , was in Or-
te110 Friday ;
Mrs. Fodge was at Broken Bow the
firsl of the week.
Prof. Zahl1 of lhe Broken Bow Co11ege
was in lhe va11e ) ' Th ursl1ay.
Harvcst has hegnn in earnest anll prolll-
ises to be rather lengthy lask.
1\lrs. ckcrlllanand children of 1\Iason
Cily are visiting at 1\1r. Johnson's.
A rcpresenlative of the Crete Nursery
was in Orte11o Thurs1111Y al\l Friday.
Mr. lliU , whose willllmil1 was ruincl ;
in ) asl week's storm , now has a new one
up.
Oscar While of Ioldrege. is spelding !
the snmlller in Orte11o with his brothel' ,
Arthur.
G. O. Jo'uer has so far recovered from i
frolll his accldeul that he 11119 lai aside :
his crutches.
Mrs. Whittle returned last week , from :
au extended visil with her daughter in .
Lea City , S. D. :
nvery ne seems we11r.atisfied with the I
Icll10lS froUl the l 1ing on lan , which .
they are receiving. .
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Oalello was well represented nt theOlll .
Seltlers Picnic We neday. This affair
proves to be more enjoyable each year. 4
Fred Andcrson' dr'III team took a t
Ih'ely spin nroUll11 n sccllon. last Wed4
: Iesdny lIIorning , Iml 110 dalllllge was t
lone ,
A. D. lIunt and wife aliI ) 1\Irs. Bcnls
I\'cnllo Broken , llow Salurday lo atteltll t
1 meeting of the slockholders of lhe B.
II , H. anl1 N. C.
Misses Podge and Ashhangh went to
ilroken Bow Sunday. to nUelli1 the
reacher's Inslitule. 'fhe former will he
, he guesl of Miss. . Ollie } ljckcU.
lIeerlnll7 n . .n..e"ded .or
O. G. Higbee , DanvilleIlls. - . ,
writes , Dec. 2 , 1901 : "About
lwo years ago I was laid up for
rour months with rheumatism.
[ tried Ballard's Snow Liniment ;
me bottle cured me. I can
: heerfully recommend it to all
mffering from hke af1liction. "
5c , SOc , $1.00. Sold by Ed. Mc-
: :0111as : , Broken Bow and Merna.
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iZj ( - fruit and veJetables in town ? Just for fun go I 1
to the east stde of the square and talce a pecp I. : .
at the extremely fine assortment of nice juicy I
Cherries I
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blac1 < berries heing enl ) ' about half a crop this _ j ) < ,
year , you should get in on the ground floor. : :
See those nice beets , radishes , turnips , and 9 :
ncw potatoes ; fresh and the bcst the market _ c :
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' 1'omVright , of r thc Ansley Brolccnllow is arranging to
bronicle-Citi7.en , was in the out do all former efforts in the
: ity Monday night. lIe returned 1')04 fair. Don't forget the dat s
1'uesda ) ' morning. September 6 , 7 , 8 and 9.
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I have some of the best farms in the county for salc.
I have some of the best ranches in the state for sate.
I have three good city. residences for sale. fi
I I have some of thc most desirablc city lots for sale.
I I have money to loan on good improved farms in Custer Co. .
' I bave money to loan on good city pr perty.
'I I have the be t equippcl Insurance Agcncy in thc county.
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Now that ) 'OU bavc the best prospects fQr a bumper
cr p , protect it by insurancc in the old reliable St. Paul Fire
and Marine Insurance Co. against Hail.
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, the flay and Grain harvest. Look up :
what rcpairs you will want for the :
I Deering lower and Hinder. 1.f you :
muchille , have them. .
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