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i VOL. - XXIII. . BROKEN BOW , CUSTER COUNTY , NEBRASKA , THURDSAY , JULY 28 , 1904.--EIGHT PAGES. NO.7 :
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havc n reliablc mnster , Oll
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" to qllestion ? Have thc 0111 olle
made I ight or get 1lIew Olle ,
Travellhl ! call1 for n timepiece ,
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give nn hOllr for a minute when
! ) 'our train vanishes froltt one
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the other , 1 cnn makl' : yollr
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> J as. Kimberling of Des Moines ,
i Iowa , was a social caller at this
office yesterday. He is a traveling -
ing salesman for a cloUting firm.
He is a cousin of J. M. Kimberl-
ing of this city.
L. E. Cole went to Champaign ,
Illinois , last week , to attend the
t - funeral , of his wi fe'f ) brotheJ'T-- . .
J : electriC 'an , who was killed at St.
Paul , Minn. , by an electric wire :
He returned yesterday morning.
We learn from Rev. J. 'R. 'rea-
. " , garden that Earnest Crawford's
two year 01c1 child , of Kingston ,
was sca1c1ed to death the latter
part of last week. The child
lived thirtfive hours after the
accident. Rev. 'l'eag.rden : : conducted -
ducted the funeral Sunday afternoon -
. \ noon at Kingston.
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IIruiQ\I > ' Tortured.
A case came to light that for
persistent and U1 1l1erciful torture
has perhaps n'ever been equaled.
I Joe Golohick of Colusa , Calif. ,
writes : "For 15 years I endured
! insufferabb pain fr m Rheumatism -
( tism , and nothing relie\'ed me
, though I tried everything known.
I came across Electric Bitters
and it's the greatest medicine on
earth for that trouble. A few
bottJes of it completely relievcd
and cured me. " Just as good for
Liver and Kidne ) ' troubles and
general debilit ) ' . Only 50c.
Satisfaction lfitarantecd by Lec
Bros. , Druggist.
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'rhe Rl\l'UlITlCAN ac1mowledges
a IH1sines call from Mrs. W. P.
Dear orf of Merna Tuesday.
Dr. Day's mother of Roseville ,
Illinois , is visiting in the city
with the Dr. and her brother , II.
Rogers. , ,
1E. . Harris and wife of
W es terv iJ1e , were ci tl. visitors
Saturday. They visJted with
their ( hutghter , Mrs. Barrett ,
\vest of the city , Saturday night
and Sun ay.
Smith Allen , formerly of this
county , now a resident of St.
Joseph , Mo. . was a friendly caller -
er at this otlice Ii'riday. - He is
making his home now with his
daughter , Mrs. ' Manifold , in St.
Joe.
' 1'he Callaway Queen registers
a kick against the U. P. railroad
for changing its time from 11 :45 :
a. m. to 7:45 : p. m. This arrangement -
rangement throws their mail a
I day late as it has to layover at
I Kearney. 'We would advise Cal-
laway to join with the people of
I Arnold and Broken Bow and put
in an electric line so as to connect -
nect wIth th B. & 1'1. , an up' to-
ate road.
DR. L. B. BILON
EYE SPECIALIST ,
W ill be at T4ee Bros. Drug Store ,
where he may be consulted
Free of Charger
Friday , August 5th , 1904.
If you suffer from Sore , \Veek
or Inflamed Eyes , Failing or
Painful Vision , Diz7. ness , con-
fusjon in the brain , that heavy ,
dull feeling , Nervous Prostration -
tion , Sick Headaches , Facial
Neuralgia , etc. ,
Headache Over the Eyes and in the
Back 01 the Head.
This is a positive sympcom of
eyc.1\irain , and the p tson who
dopes himself continuously b ) '
taking head ache powders ,
wafers , tablets , pain pills , and
the various patent nervines ,
which are all composed of the
various heart-depressents , such
as anti-pyrine , ant.i-lmmnia , anti-
febrine , acetanilide , bromides ,
and narcotics such as opium ,
1I1orhine. etc. , only relieves his
condition temporaril.r and at the
expense of all the poisonous and
deleterions afler-efi"ects of these
drug's a temporary relief at the
best. Stop it ! You are the person -
son we are looldng for ; we can
g \'e you permanent relief by removing -
moving the cause of the trouble.
I f we can't , we will tell you so
'honestly. '
Properly adjusted glasses afford
an immediate and positive cure
for the headache , as they remove
the cause and are therefore permanent -
manent in their effects , unlike
the headache powder which 'only
relieve the effects , and the ca se
( eye-strain ) is left to do the mischief -
chief o\'er ag-aiu.
Call earl ) ' , as we can give you
better attention than if you come
the last minute.
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' 1' . B. Buckner , postmaster at
Oconto has been relieved by
Dept. Marshall Harman. A
shortage of $442 was found in
his accouuts , which the bondsmen -
men put up. Buckncr was tal < cn
to Holdrege and there bound
o\'er. In efault of bond was
taken to Douglas county jail.
A. li'ouda bas been placed in
charge of the office.
Samuel \Vaddington of Ortello ,
was a city visitor : : ) aturday. 'l'his
office acknowledges a friendl ) '
call. .
Joseph Scott \Veissert , was
in the city Saturday and closed
the deal for the Adamson residence -
dence property in the southeast
part of town. Mr. Scott will let
his boys take charge of his farm
amf stock and will move to the
city after har..vest. 'l'he Rupun-
LICAN extends a welcome to Mr.
and Mrs. Scott , who bave well
earned their success in life and
the rest..they will now be able to
enjoy. .
Sunday will be teachers day at
the 1\1. E. church. At 11 a. m.
the pastor will deliver an address
on the subject of "Character
Building. " At 8 p. m. Mrs.
Crawford of Peru- and Prof.
Monroe of Iowa , will each make
an address. Special music is being -
ing arranged for both of these
services. Rev. Abem , Lewis
Male Quartette , Ii'rank Stephens
of Crete , and others will sing.
We expect it to be an enjoyable
and helpful day to aU concerned.
A cordial invitation to onr citi-
7.e 1s and to all teacbers is extended -
tendedGEO. . P. 'l'lu'.rns ,
Pastor.
The City Council at its meeting -
ingVednes ay night passed a
r'solution recinding'its order to
the county treasurer to accept 10
per cent for the 5signment tax
sale certificates no\v held by the
city , except from tbe owners of
{ Jropert ) ' . 'l'his was done with a
view to allow all property ovners
Jwhose property has been sold to
the city for tax , to redeem If they
wish to do so without the intervention -
vention of a third party. The
city attorney was also instructefl
to take the neces ary steps to
forclose on all city sales , and if
possible to get into cuurt at the
Septeniber term.
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Louis , J. lruger , ex-champion
lQng distance foot racer of Germany -
many and Holland , writes , October -
tober 27th , 1901 : "During my
training of eight' ' weeks' foot
races at Salt Lake City , in April
last , I used Ballard's Snow T4ini-
ment to my greatest satisfaction.
'rherefore , I hithly recommend
Snow Liniment to all who are
trouble ( { with sprains , bruises or
rheumatism. " 25c , 50c , $1.00
uottle. Sold by Ed. McComas ,
Brol en Bow and Merna.
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Mrs. Joe Pigman and son , 'I
Elba , returned the first of the
week from It weel < s'isit in the
viciuity of Ravenna.
'l'he anuual picnic of the Old
Set tlers of Custer counly will be
heM in Broken Bow , \Vednesday ,
Augnst 3 , 190IIon. . . John N.
Dryden of Kearne ) " , will deliver
the principal address of the oc-
casion.
Ghief Justice Holcomb was a
ftiendly caller at this office last
Friday. ' 1'he Judge was on his
way to Seattle , Washington ,
where he hopes tu recuperate his
health. lIe stopped off a couple
days to visit relatives and his
many friends at this place.
: Julius Ottun , of Boyceville ,
\Visconsin , arrived in the city
Saturday morning on his way tel
l ound Valley , to visit. his parents -
ents and former neighbors. lIe
with his brother has been in the
m rcantile busin ss in Doycevi1le
bu t recently soM ou t. 'l'hey expect -
pect to go into business in Luck ,
'Wiscohsin.
DU\U-At \ her home on Ash reek on
Sunday evcning , ) uly : : q. 1904'cr ) ' sud.
denly , Mis. Itanmc H. Herrick , wifc of
D. I. . Herrick. Deceased \\Jis horn in
New York , ! \larch :21 , 1855. She wn ! !
mnrried' to D. I" Herrick January J ,
1876 , in Clay Co. , Nehraska. ' 1'0 this
ullion was born uiue chill1ren of whom
seven survivc her. AU of lhem are ] \ ' -
iug ut home. Mn . Hcrrick was u geol (
lII ther atul a gooduelt hhor. She 10vel1
her hOlne and ' ' ; 'U9 hoPtllK to see her ( 'hi ! .
dren weU-cstablished. ller suddcn death
was a shock to the cOllunullily. 'rhe flln-
eral wa ! ! conducted hy ReI. . . I. . . Hplcy
al the home on Monllay I utul the hurinl.
was ut Droken Dow cemetery. The bereave -
reave ( ] fnmity Ias the syiupnthy of a11
who kuow them.
Dr. Leach , the Dentist , who
has been locatcd at"Callaway the
- past few years , is now located in
-Broken Bow in the Gleim Build-
ng. His office is equipped with
the latest appliances and all of
the latest methods are used by
him. Realizing that the dread
of pain results in the los or-more
teeth than any other cause , Dr.
Leach makes a special effort to
relieve all such sufTering. Dr.
Leach is the only dentist this
silj of Grand Island who administers -
ministers Gas , Vitalized air or
Dentalil1e to render operations
painlens. By the use of Denta-
line the Doctor removes the live
nerve positively without pain
'Cnd immediately lfills the tooth
thereby avoiding the oft repeated -
ed and much dreaded visits of
the patient to the dentist. His
first consideration is to plcase
you , if yon are not satisfied he
will refund your moncy.
C"t"cr"ItI ncc..nucudcct .or
O. G. Higbee , Danville , Ills. ,
writes , Dec. 2 , 1901 : IIAbout
two years ago I was laid up for
four months with rheumatism.
I tried Ballard's Snow Liniment ;
one bottle cured me. I can
cheerfl1ll y recommend it to all
suffering from hke afUiction. "
25c , 50c , $1.00. Sold by Ed. Mc-
Comas , Broken Bow and Merna. I
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Beginning July 21st , we will for the following
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Special Inducement
20 Per Cent Off For Cash
on all Summtr ! Goods , among which . are :
All 'l'riit med Hats. . . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . . . 25c h
All Read ) ' toVear Hat's. . . . , . . ' . : . . . . .50c each
Trimmed Ha ts : . . . , . . ,20 per cen t ofT usual.Irice
Silk Coats , Silk'and Wash \Vaists , Shirt Waist ,
Suits , Silk and Light Weight Skirts , r4 dies'
Underwear , Rain Coats , Lac Hosiery , Silk
Mits. and : : ) ummer Gloves , Fahey Ginghams and
all Summer Piece Goods , Ladies' Summer Suits ,
\Vrappers , etc. , all go at. . . . . . . . 20 per cent off.
Do not delay , but come at once and get first choice
as these goods will soon be gone.
I B. E. PRBDMORE ,
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s : : tin's Buggy Show , and hettor still , it clon't = =
s : : cost you anything to get .in but if you get out = =
s : : wHhout ; buying n Bug'gy it ; will be lwcnuse you : : :
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ed by tbe Christit.n church , the
other by the Al\'ents.
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Pearl Hunter returned 'ruesday
morning from St. T40uis , where
they visited the fair.'L
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I Real Estate , Loans OJ InSUrance
thaye sQme of the.b S farms iulbe county for ale.
I ha\'e some of the best ranches in the stat'e for Rale. S
I I have three good city residences for sale. , 8 . .
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I have money to loan on good improved farms in Custer Co. . ' h' . -
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Now tht } 'ou have the best prospectR for a bumper
; crop , protect it b ) ' il1iurance ! in the oM reliable St. , Paul Fi 6
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the lIay mid Grain harvest. Look up m i
: what. repairs y u wil wunt fo ' the : 'J
I Deermg , : M wer at.HI HUl er. If you m
< < , want . a new maclnne , we have them. : 1
i \V e now ha'e a few bnl'gnns ill' mi : ' ,
and Hay RakeslI' .
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keto thw us about these if YOll wunt . ' :
a bargain. 'Phono No. 107. ' :
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