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ES'l'ABLISHED 1882. THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF CUSTER COUNTY. ' ' ' ' .
LARGES'1' CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER IN 1'IIE COUNTY. . . ,
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VOL. XXIII. BROKEN BOW , CUSTER COUNTY , NEBRAS A , THURDSAY , SEPTEMBER 81 1904.--EIGHT PAGES. NO. 13.
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causc cm1 > llcltu \ wcar glasscs.
I.allies who imagillc that glasscs
fruIII thcil- geol } looks
sholll Our < < } pCrJllilllS to lit thcIII. :
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; . have nosc piec s which are nt-
t 1II0st inyisiblc , nud arc so ncat .
t thatthc ) ' g'c n ( listingn ! ihc ( }
mien ' 1.0 the wcarcr. POl' thosc Ip
who IIIl1st wear spcctacles onr
: 'framclcss glasses lire vcry liatis-
factory.
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I am now located just n rth of
the Custer National Bank. Come
and see n c fr bargain 111 r al
estate. Some choice acre property -
perty for sale.
8 tf RAs. ANDJWSON.
G. H. Thorpe has hought the
Charley Bowman residence property -
. . , . perty in the west part of the city ,
, formerly owned by J as. Cosner.
i He moved into his new purchase. .
last week.
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' 1' . B. Hussell of Anselmo was
a city visitor Saturday.
J. T.J. Smith of Scandia , was a
fnendly caller at this otlice Ij\ri-
day. ,
H. E. Brcga of Callawa.r , was
in the city attending court last
week.
J. J. Douglas came o\'er from
Callaway Monday e\'ening to at-
ten the fair. )
A. Moore came over from Calla -
a wa.r Ij\rida.r to look after uusi-
ness in the district court.
Gov. Abbott of Gran Island ,
was in the city last Friday looking -
ing after court matters.
Judge Wall of T-4oup City , was
in the cit.r the latter part of last
'week , attend ing district court ,
Judge J. S. Kirlcpatrick of
T-4incoln , was in the city the lat-
ler part of last week attending
court.
Mrs. S. L. MIller of Omaha , is
visiting in the city with her parents -
ents , Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Kennedy
of the Commercial Hotel.
Dr. Day has sold his residence
to Jas. A , Kirk of the State
Bank , and now offers all of his
household goods for sale.
Prof. B. . Hawthorn of Ca1)- )
away. is in the city this weekat-
ten ing the county faIr. 'l'his
office acknowledges a friendly
call.
'Senator M. 1-4. Fries of Arcadia -
dia , is in tl1e city this week at-
te lding the county fair and renewing -
newing his acquaintance with
his constituents.
lr. . and Mrs. Frank 'Vallace's
little girl , Genevieve , died Sunday -
day night at 8 o'clock. Age ,
three months. 'l'he Rlwunr.lcAN
joins with the many friends of
the bereaved in extending sym-
pathy.
JeJTerson Daggert , who recently -
ly sold a quarter section of lanel
to Bell l Ulpfield and John Dres-
sell , could not resist the , temptation -
tion of buying more , lan , and
has closed a deal wi t11 R. E.
llrega , for the southwest quarter
of 15-15-23 , so he now has a half
section of land in one patch , and
will soon crect a residence add
Ii ve thereon. Consideration
$ lOOO.OO.-Callaway Courier.
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m A Sewing Ma.chine Store .
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The Co. , manufacturers
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of the c lebrateel. Manufacturing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . , . .
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. Sinler $ ewinl ! Ma hine7. m
have opened a store and general office in the Cus-
ter Block , 3 doors north of Drake's dry goods
jl storc. Besides thc various styles of family sew- m
. ing machines manufactured this ,
: I the store will carry a full line by of. . . . . company . . . . . . . . .
j . ' VJt Needles , Oil a.nd. Supplies. .
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I \V Ug'OllSVagon Boxes . . . . , G rui n Drills at
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Buerkins Wagons.$55.00 :
; Cresent Wagons'$55.00
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Il1nkers to be the best.Ve also sell the
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I SQllires Bros. , 1
North Side PublIc Square , - - Broken.Bow , Nebr.aska.
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I Lon Davis of Georgctown , was
a fricndly caller Saturday.
Mcssrs. Krogcr and Roach f
Elk Crcek , werc fricndly callcrs
at this ofiice lj\riday.
Mr. Huntington of Ellsworth ,
Nebraska , is in the city , the
g-ucst of D. C. Konlcel.
Henry Kelley of Anselmo , was
a city visitor Monday. This
office aclmowledges a friendly
call. '
'l'he O. E. S. Kensingtonmcet- :
ing for the month of Scptcmber
will be omitted.
E. A. JOVNHH , Scc' ) " .
Mr. amlMrs. Dome of Cedar
county , are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. L. A.Vells this wcek. Mr.
Dome and Mr. 'VeIls' father came
to Nebraska together in 1865.
D. L. Hopkins and family of
Callaway , left here 'l'hursda7.
morning for St. Louis to visIt
the Fair. Mr. Hoplcins recentl ) '
sold his interests in his store at
Callaway.
SheriJT .Smiley of Seward county -
ty , came up 'r.uesd y mOrnilg !
and took back wIth hun the wIfe
deserter , Kenned ) ' , and the woman -
man and child with him , to Seward -
ard on 43.
C. C. Connelljof Gandy , is in
the city this week visiting relatives -
tives and attehding the county
fair. He made this office his annual -
nual visit and had his subscription -
tion ad vanced.
LOll Davis of Georgetown , has
bought the 40 acre tract of land
just north of the fair grounds of
his father-in-law , John Sander-
son. Mr. Davis expects to. move
on his new purchase late this
fall.
Sheriff Richardson took Frank
Ellinger to thepenitentary : at L111-
coIn 'l'uesday morning and Geo.
Cordis , the blind idiot to Hast-
ing asylum and \Vallace to the
Industrial school at Kearney.
Bd. Moore accompanied him.
C. H. Steer of Iowa Falls , was
a pleasant caller at this office
Monday ill company with P. A.
Waiton. Mr. Steer was on his
way from Roby , S , D. , where he
had' been visiting his mothcr ,
Mrs. A. Walton , who is spending
the summer in the hills with
relatives. ,
P. N. Kirkpatrick , who lives
on the Ryno table has an elegant
prospect this year. He has in
forty acres of macronia wheat
which will yield about forty
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uushels to the 'acre. His oats are
turning out welt , threshing about
eight ) , bushels to the acre. He
took a load to Broken Bow which
measured out by machine measure
66 bushels but which weighed
out at Broken Bow < )316 bushels ,
over running over one fourth.-
Callaway Courier.
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S. A. Read , Cisco , Teas ,
writes , March 11th , 1901 : "My
wrist was sprained so badly by a
fall that itwas useless ; and after
using several remedies that failcd
to give relief , used Ballard's
Snow I-4iniment and was cured.
I earnesty rccommend it to an ) '
one suffering from sprains. " 25c ,
50c , $1.00. Sold by Ed. Mc-
Comas , Broken Bow and Merna.
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Sells Good Grocerlesl ,
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Bowen's extracts
are not weak.
I Bowen's Groceries
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have strength.
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is Pure Old Cider.
Bowen's Teas
have quality.
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Bowen Sells
Good Coffces.
Bowen Sells
Pure Old Cider Vinegar
FOR PICKLILG.
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District Court adjourned Saturday -
day night.
Mr. and 4Tn's. J. R. Longfellow
are thc proud parents of a girl
that arrh'cd in their homc re-
cenU ) ' .
Prof. Zahn Icft Monday for
Idaho Spring , Colorado , to spend
a co 'ple 1I10nths recuperating his
he aU ) ' .
C. D. Kcntcel , revcnue collcctor
camc down last wcek from the :
wcst on a leave of absence a fcw
da's to visit his famil ) ' . i
Hon. A. H. Copscy of Wcster-
viile , is attending the fair , mcet-
ing his constitucnts. ' 1'his ofiice
aclmowlcdges a friendly call.
HeV. . T. Powers and wife
were city visitors Saturday. Mrs.
Powers still carries hcr arm in a
sling , from a broken shoulder a
few weeks ago.
Tom Darnell , attorncy for the
Anti-Saloon Lcague spolce 1t1
Prcsbyterian church Sunda ) '
morning , and to the union mcct-
ing in the M. E. church Sunday .
night.
The Arington's Comcdians
rrlayed to large hOllses Monda ) ' ,
ruesc.1ay and Wednesday nights ,
giving the ver ) ' best of satisfaction -
tion in eadi of their cnt rtain-
mcnts. 'i'heir specialties ue-
tween acts are line and are the
cause of man ) ' encores. 'l'hcy
present "Leah , the lj\orsaken" to-
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nigb.t Lynne" li'riday
night.
Mrs. Day returncd from the
west last Friday to look after her
interests in the divorce case \vhich
terminated in a compromise of I
differences and she and the Dr.
ha\lc decided to live together. I
. ' 1'hr Dr. is selling off his property
and they will tra\'el for a while.
'rhe ' contemplate a visit to St.
LouIs an California before
settling again. . >
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' \VUnt 1M Life.
In the last analysis nobody
knows , but we do know that it is
undcr strict law. Abuse that
law even slIghtly , pain results.
Irrel'ular ' liv ng mcans dcrange-
men't of the ot'gans , rrsulting ,
in Constipation , Headache or
Liver trouble. Dr. King's New
Life Pills quicJcly re-adjusts this.
It's gentle , yet thorongh. Only
25c at Lee Bros. Drug Store.
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: Den.-tis-t : ,
Brokcn Bow , Neuraska.
We are here to stay , and to :
gnarantee our work to be as _
resented.Ve do not claim to do
anything but what we positively ;
can do. 'Ve malce a specialty of
relieving r > ain in all dental operations -
ations ; and for this purpose we
are prepared to administer
Gas , Vitalized Air and Dentaline ,
at your desire. Our fillings ,
plates , crowns and bridge work
cannot be excclled in any manner
as we make a specialty of all
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kinds of dental work.
Our motto is to please you , and
if you are not pleased we will rc-
fund your money.
T. A. LEACH , D. D. S. , ' .
Telephone 258 ,
Office in Myers-Gliem ltilding.
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a friendly caller at this ofiice
Saturda ) ' . 'l'he only evidcnce
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weelcs ago is a scar. He waji . .
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I havc somc of the bcst ranches in the statc for'Sate. , " 'd
I have three good city residences for sale.
I have some of the most desirable city lots for sale. fi .
I I havc moncy to loan on goof improvcd farms in Custer Co. .
I havc money.to loan on good city property. B
I have the bcst cquipped Insurance Agcncy in the c unty. ft ' 1
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to put on a good Blonl for threshers :
: and you should treat them fairly :
: and furnish a range that wiH bake m ' ,
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: tucky , 011 the 21ld of August , and :
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: this. ' 1'I1Ol'e is cheaper wag'olls than : .
/ ' I the Old H ickol'Y , but none so good. : . . \
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