THE OLD RELIABLE
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The greatest of
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evening -
ing at the Baptist church , Jesse
E. Neth and Miss Katie M. Kel-
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is one of Broken Bow's hig l.y
respected and talented young
. , ladies who has grown up to
, _ , . . . : womanlIOod among us.
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h ; : , , ' .rhe groom is a young man of
-"j : : high moral caracter , industrius
lt , ' z- , and successful busitJess man.
1 , ; , ; , . . For two or three years he was
. I t , : . travelling salesman for the S" 1.tl-
k " . - ' " dard Stock Food Co. , in Hus
: ; ; : : ' . , ; connty at a handsome salary.
; ' . ' 11 ' . 'fhis posi tion he resigned to associate -
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' . . J . ! : . " fanning- and stock raising where
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. The marriage was solemnized
I by Rev. A. Yale , pastor of the
Baptist church , at the close of
the e\'ening service. The church
was nicely decorated for the occasion -
casion with white and p1l1k ribbon -
bon and a larlre collection of
1-.tHA. , . F.nd to It All.
A grievous wail of times comes
, as a result of unbearable pain
/ ' from over taxed organs. Dizziness -
ness , backache , liver complaint
and constipation. But thanks to
Dr. King's New I4ife PPlS they
put an end to it all. 'I hey are
g ntle but thorough.r.rry them.
Only 25c. Guaranteed b ) ' Lee
Bros. , druggists.
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r flowers which adorned either
side of the pulpit rostrum.
Frank Roth was groomsman
and Miss Dysa Skelton brides
maid. As Mrs. Willis Cadwell
played the wedding march the
bride and groom accompanied by
their attendants marched from
the vestibule of the church to the
- alter , where the nuptiallmot was
tied in the presence of a full
house of well wishers.
'l'he l Jtl'UIIIICAN joins with
their many friends in extendidg
congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Neth in wishing them a long ,
happy and prospcrous journey
through life.
CUIUII.O.
Plcnt ) ' of rain atlll suhshinc , crops :
look fine.
C. H. Nichols' ha\'e JIIo\0I1 into their
ncw hou\c. \
BORN-To 1\Ir. a11l11\1r9. W. B. Curis ,
August 1St , a son.
1\Irs. lIattic I.ash is hclping with the
work at Woml's Ranch through haying.
A. 'I' . 1\Iasou has bought the old lred
Hetts place ntlll is IJ\\ilding a new frame
house on it.
'I'he Staudarll Bridge Co. , put in a fiue
bridge on Box : Wder creek with neatness
anll dispatch.
1\Ir. IInd 1\Irs. R. H. Glass of Broken
Bow , arc visiling relati s atHl friends on
the Sonth I.oup.
Wc noticc the farmers that ha\'c old
corn for sale are disposing of it , prepar-
ator ) ' for the big crop.
T. n. George and daughter , llessie , of I
Gibbon , Nebraska , were \'isiting relath'es
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in this \'icinity' the past week.
1\Irs. George Stocker , formerly a rcsi-
Ilentnear Cumro , now of California , wus
calling on acquaintanccs Sunda ) ' and
1\Ionda ) ' .
Whilc A. 14' 1\Iorgau was runniug in
his horses Frida ) ' morning , his pony fell
and slid along the grounrl on him , bruising -
ing him considerable.
The extension of the South I.oup rail-
roarl as talked of seems to be a failure , as
we hcar the compau ) ' will not extend
their road , but we ha\'e a few li\'e business -
ness men that ha\'e called a meeting for
August 13th to talk railroad.
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"IC'I'OI&IA.
I'ery one seems to he satisfied wilh
the new mail route.
Rev. Dodge is attending conference at
Oreleans , Nebraska , this wcek.
'I'he 1\Iisses Sarah and Esther Edmunds
attended meeting at 1\1 ern a Sunday night.
Mrs. Chandler has retutllcd home.
She has been \'isiting friends near Broken
How.
How.A
A large ball game at' New Helena last
SlIIula ) ' . Helter pIa ) ' some . other day
'boys. '
A number of people attended the picnic -
nic t Broken Bow Wednesday , returning
'fhllrs ay.
Da\.ill Dodge returned home 'Vednes-
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AU the food clements that Nnture puts into the
choicest white wheat grown in Califorl1la is combined
in Wbentosc-the purest' and best of all breakfast
foods. "Absolutely the only wheat food with all
the gluten In and all the indigestible fibre out . . . .
Sold in 2 lb. packages by all high class grocers.
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DO YOU CAUI ' 1'0 KNOW Ol 'l'In l\tAHVIU.OUS DJWnI. .
oPHJ\mNT NOW GOlNG ON IN 'l'UI
Grre 1 ; Oentra1 : SC > "t.I. : 11:1. ; : : ?
OP INNUJ\mHAJIT.R OPI'OUTUNI'l'IUS I OR YOUNG M1\N
OH OI.D ONI\S-'l'O \ GlWW RICU ?
Do ) 'ou want to know about rich farming lands , ferlile well located , on a
Trunk I.ine Railroall , which witt pro uce two , three and four crops from the same
l field each ycar ? 1.11I111 now to he 1ulll at from $3.00 to 1 ' > 5.00 an acre which witt be
worth from $30.00 to $150.00 within 10 Yl ars ? Ahout stock raising where the extreme -
treme of winter fceding is but six (6) ( ) Rhort weeks ? Of places where truck growing I
fillli fruit mising yicld enOTIIIOlB returns cach year ? Of a land where ) 'ou can Ii'e .
out of doors ever ) ' da ) ' in the ) 'car ? Of opportnnities for eRtahliRhing profitable
manufacturing llliustries ; of rich mineralloculions , und splelillid husiness openings ?
If ) 'ou want to know the details of an ) ' or ull of thcse write me. I will glattly ;
ad\'ise you fulr ! nlllitruthfull ) ' . .
G. A. pAR K , General Immigration and Industrial Agent ,
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co. , I , .
LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY.
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day from Hastings where he bas been
spending the stltlllller.
Gu ) ' Robison nUll Will ) ' Williams ba\'e
recd\'e their lIew threshing mRchilie.
The ) ' are prepared to o good work.
1\tA RRJltI > - COZADDSIMMSWednes -
dn ) ' evening August 3 , at the home of
the bride near New Helena , Hert Cozad
antI Miss Gracie Simms. The bride is
the eldest daughter of 1\Irs. Jennie Simms.
The groom is the ) 'ollugest son of 1\lr.
aUlI 1\Irs. llrnnk COUIll. The new couple
willlllake their hOllle with the groom's
parents for some time. We wish them
snccess and a happ ) ' lIfc.
'l'cl1cber's Iustltuto ClosctJ.
'l'he Teachers Institute of a
thrce weeks session closed last
Friday. 'fhe total enrol1ment
was 239. The attendance WdS
larger than reported from either
of the three Junior Normals , held
at North Platte , lIoldrcge and
Alliance. III spealdug of the
institute , Prof. Hawthorne says
that he had helped conduct three
or four Institutes in the county
and five or six summer schools
and that this was the best one of
them all , and that the teachers
are to congratulated on having
the opportunity of attending an
up-to-date Institute in every par-
ticulur. lIe compliments his
co-laborers very highly and Superintendent -
perintendent Lewis on having
planned so succes ful an affair.
The closing of tha Institute
was a very happy event. It con-
sisted of an entertainment by the
Lotus Glee Club of New York.
'l'hose who were priveliged to
hear it , say it was the finest
musical and literary entertainment -
ment evcr given in Broken Bow.
' .rhe club had been at Lincoln
under contract with the Christian
Endeavor Society and were on
their way west which made it
possible to secure them for this
place for the modest sum of $100.
Every number rendered was
worth the admission fee of 50
cents. They were encored from
one to three times on each selec-
tion. 'l'he elocutionist was
sublime.
1g Yield or Oats.
Chas. 'Vachter on the East
Table near Merna , began threshing -
ing his sixty acre field 01 oats
last Saturday , which was turning
out 90 bushels to the acre. 'Ve
said two weeks ago that the
farmer in Custer county that had
not raised a crop worth $1,000
this season was the exception
rather than the rule. If oats
continue to yield at that pace we
will have to double our estimate ,
excepting only the hailed dis-
trict.r.rhink of 90 bushcls to
the acre on 60 acres at 22 cents a
bushel , the present price of oats ,
$1,188 for the oat crop alone.
To Ter.J w. ere aud Back.
TU1t lIURIINGTON'S IOW SUMMnn. RATJiS.
The Burliugton olTers excursion rates
iu e\'ery irection-so low that there is
no excuse for staying at hOllle. Below
are some of them :
St. Louis and back : 'l'hree kinds of
daily rates hesides the speciul low rate
coach excursions on each Tues ay I111
Thursday durillg Augnst and September.
Chlca o and back : Daily low rates
either ( hrect or via St. I.ouis , with stop.
overs at St. I.ouis , Kansas City und
Omaha.
I.ouis\'ilIe , Ky. , and hack , $28.35 ,
August 12 to 15.
1Ioston und back-the only chance of
the seuson for a low rate \'Isit to New
HnJlaud , 1 37.30 , August J I to 13-101lg
liultt.
liultt.Worlll's
Worlll's Fair stopovers at St. Louis on
through tickets.
Colorallo , Utah atlll HIack lIitts resorts
-there atlll back , practically hulf ratcs
all sunllner.
' 1'0 California-San llrancisco aud Los
Angeles uu back , August 15.to September -
ber 10 , ollly 149.80. ' 1'IIt : ouly chunce in
1904 to get this low rate.
Portland , Puget Sound and back , Aug-
15 to 18 , one fare for the round trip.
'l'o l\lichigan , Minnesota , Wiscons\l1
and the Great Lake region , tbe ideal
Bummer country-daily low rates to take
) 'ou awa ) ' from home.
On the first and third Tuesdays of each
month \'ery low round trip rates to hundreds -
dreds of points in the north west , west
and south-west.
Write or call , describe ) 'our trip ; let
me ad'ise you the least cost.
II. L. ORMSBY , 'I'cket Agent.
Or , L. W. WAJ-UJ.li\ : : ' ,
General Passenger Agent ,
8-12 Omaha , Nebraska.
Cure. . 8clutiCB.
Rcv.V. . T4. Riley , L.L.D. ,
Cuba , New York , writes : "Af.
tcr t fteen da's of excruciating
pam froUl sciatic rhuematisUl ,
under various treatmcnts , I was
induced to trJ' Ballard's Snow
Liniment ; the first application
giving my first relief and the
second entire relief. I can give
it unqualified recommendation. "
,25c , SOc , $1.00. Sold by Ed. Mc- I
I Comas , Broken Bow and Merna. I
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Un : .Mondny , August 15 , 190l , at 7:30 : p. 111. , the
Big Vote Uontest closes nnd the favorite of the
people will then he known. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
WHQ IT BE ?
' 1'hose holding yotes mllst Cllst them before 7:30 :
1) . m. , [ onday , August 15 , lnO : . You'll want
. to be at the doin's fo. . ' there'll be a big time.
Great Special Sale
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MONDAY , AUGUST 16,1904 ,
On fi sl1mple lot of ren's up-to-date Wancy 1108e
bought nt a sacrifice und n big saving to Bare-feet.
40 Pairs 200 Hose Going at. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 1-20
50 Pairs 25 and SOo Hose Going t. . . . . . . . . . ,17 1-20
30 Pairs 35 and 400 Hose Going at. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .250
20 Pairs 500 Hose Going at. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .400
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A r1l'e chance fol' conservative buyers , and in
keeping with OUI' extl'emely low prices on all our
big lines o Dry Goods , Olothing , Groceries , Dishware -
ware and Implements.
blO largest Store in Ouster county.
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S. cream separator.
40tf A. II. S'l'UCKHY.
H ILL SIDE IIERFORDS
aDiI Huroo Jorloy 1I0gsIJroll/lnd / olt ! . Ho t Iliood
oftheirciasl. Alhlrel . O. . OADW LL ,
IIroken Dow , Nehra ka
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Keystone Restaurant ,
OTIS FHSSHNDltN , Prop.
Regular Meals 25 cents.
Lunch at all honrs.
Your patronage solicited.
North Side of Square.
! B nj TIME TABLE
BROKEN BOW , NliiB.
LI"coln. IJenver ,
( ) lUobo. Deleuo ,
Cblcnlo , Uutte.
Mt. .JoMepll , I-ortlolld.
UnllHaH CJty , Holt I. kc Clb' .
8t. Louis. And tiunlfrllllclHcO
All l-ollitH EIIHt : Alld AU I'oillt. .
Alld " 'OUtil. ' 'VeIn.
No. 4J-VoIUbuled ux\rcu dall t Lincoln , Oma.
ha , wt. JOleph.ltanus Olty. ! : It. Lonh , Ohl
oago and all polnL "alt and lonth. . . .10 ! l ! Lolli.
No. il-Veltlbuled OJpre : l dally , nololla , tiDal.
tlo lIoUo , I'ortland nnd all l'acillc 00611
110tnt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .640 11m
Siooplng , IIILlnlf and rocllnlng chair care ( oat.
Iroo ) on thruugh traln . Tlckul lold aUlI blK'
gage chocked to all7 I"olnt " 1'1 tb United ttah1f !
and Callalla.
Informallon , mal" , tlmu t3blel and Uclrl\l
call ou or wrlto to II. L. Ormlby , al:6nt ! : , or J. .
W. Wakoley , O. 1' . A" OmahvJ.Nobrlllka. .
n. L. UDIII IlY , "U'll.
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WHEN YOU CAN llUY ON
Easy Credit Terms
P I AN 0 S 5124.715 UP.
OROANS 110.00 UP.
SEWING MACHINES s :
STOVES and RIIiGESSt.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Of 011 kinds ot 60 oonto up.
IRON Ind STEEL SAFES ,
TYPEWRITERS and OFFICE
FUftNITURE From SO.211 up.
We are tbo larl1ed mannlacturen OD
earth. bne unlimited capital and . .II
direct frolD the work.hop to the tlruldo
OD CA Y lI\ONTIU.Y PAYlI1ENT.5 to
bonorablo people In all parte of the
world. No otber manufactnrer 1911I10'
JOU nil the , oodl for Joars whllo IlowlJ
paln. for tbem.
Write lor lalor.\loll .ad Prcc , .1.101110 No. 175.
THE ENCLEWOOD CO.
C < > DIOIld.104 roclorl. . .
151.03 Ra/ldolph / SL. Cbic"O. III. , U. S. A.
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PHYSIGIANS ! lJ SURGEONS _
011100 over llaoberlo's Hru ! : Itoro.
Drok611110w , . - - Nohrallill.
DI . 'v. II. COLE ;
Veterinarian.
peclal attontlon gl\'on to COItI , calvol and plg
UI8I aru In I" nnthrlfT r.olldlUon. ' .t'olo.
tlhon ! ! No 203. 1I , ' llloooo , two "Jooka west or :
Honth 81du Hehool Honlo.
O.LI. . UONHA ,
. . . . . . 1 > oaler In. . . . .
Il'nmp. . WInd , MIIII , Tanke , { 'IUloSI , On.olln. .
Kngllloll , oto. etc.
IIrokon I1ow , Nohruka.
BANGS STUDIO.
Up-to-date Photographs.
First prize winner at state association -
sociation 1903.
SIMON CAl\1I nON ,
H0I-90Y 8 U9cczl1 p
AT LAW.
lIoom 8 and U. ltcalt7 lUock , Broken How. Nob. .
Highley & Honeywell ,
Plain nnd orllumentul plasterll and
hricklayers. All work promptly'
donc nllIl satisfuction guaranteell.
Rcsitlcnce , three blocks west of ll.
& 1\1. depot , Broken Bow , Neh.
s. 1\1. DOIUUS ,
mJlunuah.n-ain.
AI. klnd of work In onr IIno don6 prolUlltlJ'
and In ftllt-cla ordur. B'J"1I0(1 lilloI' on Ihu
cClrnur lonllleast 011110 6'loar .
GVI IIH A ' . 'urAI. .
lIrokon 1I0w I . - ' - . Nehralilaw
Christian Endeavor Hotel ,
'VOICI.U'tt Ir..u. ,
. . . . . . . ICHI I" ' , ItIlNHOIlIAI.I. :
Heuqllarlerll ! ( or ehrlRIJall pcople ami ( rlolldr ;
of lIIoralll ) ' . A rOII.ccahlcholul ( orrcll'oellhl
l\Collle. I.ocaoIIUu c."t fWIII ( tal" 10 I.'alr
lirnlllldR. Hlroel carll Iliroci ( rnlll 11 II lUll Hla-
Ilnll. lIullt ( or lIafol ) ' alld cOIIIurl. CIIIlcly
3.UlMJ lIoIIIIIlally. llaekl'd IJY IIII'll uf hl hell
halllllllll' : uult'IHlnrlo.lhy Wurhl'tll.'alrlll1 claIR.
'J'hOlllamIN of rOI'rt'601llati . ! penplo frolll all
! ! oetlulIl ! uf ( h. . eUIIIII..y ha\u olillall''d aceonlO-
olallulIlI. Halel ! arrall ollill ; 11I\'allcc $ I.ll ( ! alld
U.kJ ( per Ilay. H"lIol for houl.lol : 1(1\11111' (1111
Ilarllclllarli. 'J'oll )0111' ( rio'HIIi altOlll II. AI-
oirosli al OIlCO.
OIlCO.CIIIWITIAN I NIIIIA\'OI < Uorm ,
NI > AUUITIII < IUM Cu. ,
HI. JoIlIH. M11I6ullrl.
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DENTIST ,
pr-omce In lIotthwo.t corner Jlllalt7 Ulock.
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0\\11111' to our IIlIIlh ,1 Rllace , we
wllllO 11 aecoullt ur all the lIalll
OR rcclh'llIlI'VOIOIi al the 8lore.
1IIIIIIlhe'lm\l'rocclvollotJlI voloR
thou the ) ' \Iol'\IlIlIholl. . 1.01'
low hilI' are UIOIIIJ . . .ccolvhlll''ulo ! !
lIanliah 1 , hIlIlIlIIR. ell ) . . . . . 1711)7
Mary Jlta'lulI , ell ) . . . . . . . . . . 170S : !
1\l1l1l1lu Shluu. clly. . . . . . . . . 50 : ! : !
Nolllu'l'aylnr. 1\orlla. . . . . . . 400t
Ponrl JOWI'U. city. . . . . . . . . . . 30 < 11
I.'rallel" llllloli. WoIIIRI rl. : . : W ( ,
Hortha Kno IJr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . t700
1.'lonm n 'l'hnl"Hnu. clly. . . 1440
Manll n' Cnml.holl. . . . . . . . . . 120'1
Clara KIIIIII OIl , ell- . . . . . . . . lIH ?
Aurelia " ' " , ! In , . Cl\v. . . . . . . . 10J ( ,
1'l1Il11n : l.al1lbert. c'lh. . . . . . . 1115
Iula l.aclery. . 1\1o..ua. . . . . . \JlU (
Clllra J rr".IH . , cll ) . . . . . . . . . . 'I4R
< < : ertlo 11"\\,0" . cll ) . . . . . . . . . . 10.0 .
1.'lnnucl ! ) "IIH'H" " . elly. . . . 11.111
JO IIRlu HmlUI , ell ) . . . . . . . . . . . tllO
( irac" 'l'a 'lnr. ell ) . . . . . . . . . . ( .S
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Mil ) ' \Vate..H , cll ) . . . . . . . . . . . 7C' !
1.llIy Bakor. clly. . . . . . . . . . . W6
May HahlR.clly . . . . . . . . . . . . S. I
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180 JUltice ot till ! I'uco. ! : IlloclaJ nUnntonll'ln !
to collcctions nlpo ! llIon lakcn , ) Ionllon vonch.
erl noaUy OJocuted : and nil klrlll of le/lallJal'ur / '
wrltwn. Offioo In the JI'ar ot lJallk or Commurcn.
IIrokon ow. Nobrn ka.
FRANSE MOORE ,
WfmijllJ \ ID ID fl1JJiI. )
'fwo block north ot Orlnd Oenlral 110101. r t.
ronagl ! ollcltoll , I'rlocl reasonablo.
W A. THOMPSON ,
" CONTUAl1l'Olt & nUIJ.lmu.
rirl'laIU' and oltlmatel on IhortnoUco.
J1rokon 1I0w , Nebralka.
DR. C. B. JOn ,
: Unj B 3JD lDD mmJJHD. [
Office In UonUy lIIock Orll Italrs teem w
111111. UOllll nco at the I 1 o'\lltal.
Ja.Jlace. . Barber Shop
Per first-class work , cnll nt the Pnlncc
lIurller Shop. H\'crything up-to'llat .
I.HO DHAN , Iroprietor.
D1t. c. L. l\1ULIJENS ,
Physician Surgeon.
2nll Stairway from \fO 1 oDllln lteally IIloolc ;
rOMldollco , 3111 WUIIId. K. chllroh , on 6/1mU / 81(10 (
of Ilroot. Ifrllroken Dow , Nohrlllkli.
C1JINTON DAY ,
Physician & Surgeon.
Olnco 10 rear of the lIank of Commercu. nll l'
Ilonco IIlh bon.o wen of tbo Ja\IUlt cburch.
IIroken Dow , N8bra lla.
CITY BAHRI H. snop ,
u. o. HUTTON , Proprietor.
Flr t-clan work. lIoar Uoom ot lJroken DOl'\ '
Blahl Uank , IIrollon ! low , Nebralka.
ROSS G. MOORE ,
Attorney-at-Law ,
Heal118lal al411 loan bwkcr. Oillce In Gleim
1II0ck , llrokeu Uow , Nebraska.
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FOR CONSUMPTION 60c PrlcD & $1 ,0\ \
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Bure.t nnd Quickest Ouro for nU
THROAT nnd LUNG TROUP.
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