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ES''AllLISIIED 1882. 'l'IIE Oli'FICIAL PAPEH OF CUSTER COUN''Y. LARGES' ! ' CIRCULA'l'ION OF ANY PAPER IN 'l'IIID COUNTY. . . L ; h . ' .
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_ _ VOL. _ _ _ _ u _ _ XXIII. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ BROKEN BOW , CUSTER COUNTY , NEBRASKA , THURDSAY , NOVEMBER 24,1904--EIGHT , PAGES , NO , 24. . ' : . ,
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An j ea Gift That Costs little.
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I 11leepil tillll' , pl 'aseq Ihc' e C' nlllll 'III1 ; ; lighl1) ' 011 the pockethook. Ki ,
' A hlnck.wood ClJOCI < thnt lees ! IiIw hh1l'k ItIllrble , trikes the hour on a , '
musical gong Ilell :1IIlthc , hnlf hour ! ! 011 a tillkling cup cll ; il tastefully
dccoratec\ \ gilt HCI'OI11. HIIII hils H face that rellccts the "clluty mll\ \ worth of
the movement hehinll it. Only ; . & . \.10 rcmcm cr. Sume who were huying
I for pre cututiou to their hnsceepiu ! frienl. , ; involuntarily purchasell one I
for the1Ilgeh'es. A ulliqle allj ! llcxp l1si\'c muntcl UIIOrtllllelll. 113
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School Rooks.
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School Supplies ,
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J. G. Haeberle's ;
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We have just recc'ecl
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New Cards nndFoJders.
For the fall tracIe. . . . .
Good work and Low Prices
BANGS STUDIO.
'Ve have $3,000 private mone ) '
to loan Improved farms at a
low rate of interest.
LHDWICH & IIomm.
I am now lucated just north of
the Custer National Bank. Come
and see me for bargains 111 real
cst ate. Some -choice acre property -
perty for sale.
S tf l As. ANDIWSON.
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Rev. J. 14' Jenkins of IJolyok. tal am.
do , is expectcd to arr'c I ri ay night
un will occupy the pulpit Sun ay morning -
ing and evening. All mem ers of the
congregation arc requestell to he ill at.
tendance ,
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Mr. and : Mrs. 1-1. D. Gcorge are
the proud parents of a haby girl
that arrived in their home Sat-
. nrday morning.
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The Lyceum Stars
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OPERA : , H.OUSE' ,
Friday , Dace 2 , 04g
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Miss June Nafe ,
Saprano and Piano Motlolog-isL
Miss Oranne Truitt ,
Reader and Monologist.
Master Wilhelm Cooper ,
The Boy Violinist , who has
won every medal for which he
has contcsted in competition
with all the students of Chicago
Under management of
Young People's Union.
Adult ticket for remaining six
numbers , including this at $1.50.
Single admission , SOc.
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c. l . Krenz of Merna , was a
friendly . . caller at this ofi ce Mon-
day.
g. Ii" . McClure left Sunday
morning for St. 1-4ouis / to visit
the Worlds Fair.
Seyholt's sale of stock and farm
woperty was quite a success.
rhe stock generally 801 < 1 well.
Frank ' \Valton of Lee Park ,
was a city \ ' sitor Frida ) ' . This
office acknowledges a friendly
call.
.Tohn A. Anderson of Over ,
Gr.'lnt township , who is in the
city serving as juror , was a
-friendl ! callcr at this office Saturday -
urday 111 company with C. Bonde.
W. S. Amsberry and wife arrived -
rived in the city Friday night
from St. 140uis. They returned
to Sheridan , 'Vyoming , Sunday
morning.
Mrs. 1' . W. Edwards left 'rues-
day morning for St. 140uis to
\ ' sit the 'Vor1c1's Fair. While
gone she will visit a nephew at
Farmington , Missouri. He is a
physician.
Dr. Bartholomew has rcturned
from Chicago where he has been
post graduating. He has taken
special work on thc nose , throat
and stomach trouble. See his
card in Utis issue of the HH-
l'UIIT.ICAN.
Peter Beck of Georgetown ,
who has been sick with typhoid
fever for several we ks was a city
visitor Saturday. lIe sbows the
efTects of the disease yet , but
thinks he wi11 be all right in a
short time again.
G. R. Ca well's Registered
Duroc Jersey hog and Herford
bull sale was quite'a success. A
good crowd was present and the
stock sold well. 'Phe hogs sold
for an average of over $20 , some
of them brought over $50.
S. H. Hecd of Merna , was a
friendly caller at this office Mon-
day. He was here attending
court. 'rhe whcat and threshing -
ing machine which the Krellz
brothers wcre charged with burning -
ing , were burned on his old home
place , north-west of Merna.
1. N. Pershall , who has been
ojourning in Washington for
tbe past three or four years , re-
turncd to Broken Bow Friday ac.
ompanied by Mrs. Pershall.
Mr. Pershall ownes 240 acres of
land in 'Nashington , but he may
sell it and remain his with pos.
sessions here.
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lIelit I..tlllilielit 011 1\lutli.
Henry D. llaldwin , Supt. City
Water Works , Shullsburg , Wis. ,
writes : "I have tried man } '
kinds of linimcnt , but I have nev.
er received much benefit until ]
used Ballard's Snow I-linimcn1
for rheumatism and pains. ]
think it the best liniment 011
earth. " 25c , SOc , $1.00 Sold b ) '
I Ed. McComas , Broken Bow and
Merna.
lU l'OR'l' OF
TilE CONIHTION
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IBank , of Merna ,
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Charlf'r No. f.l , , IncorporlIl'lt In the Slale IIf' '
: -ll'bra ka. at the close o ( bIlAIIICA"
: -lovelllber 10 , 19\11 \ :
KBSOURCIII :
r.oa. " al1l1 DI"collllt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I ( .s 7:1 :
fhl'rdraftH. "ccIICI'1I al1llllll ecurc < I. . . . fJ6
Uallkllul' hOIl e ( IIrnhuro alltl flxtUrt. . 100 00
Cnqllllelllq. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4415
Dlle ( rulllllatiollat. Mlalt ! a 1111 prlvue
ballllR :11111 ballker" . . . . . . . . . $ tU 544 4'1
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C'I"lJ , Colli. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . " . 5ll ( , 4313 019 9
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'l'ulat. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $75 ; 115 O
LIABIt.lTlml :
Calillal . .locI. : I'alll III. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10 ( ) / \ ) ( \\1 \
SlIfPh.M (1IIId , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ! 510. . '
U lI < lh' htet proUls. 111'1. . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : IJ H
IlIdl\'ldlla ! 111'losll" ( sllbJect
, to . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 2J3 s
DI'1II311 < 1 cenlUcale. . or , Ic.
110..11. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 5 727 2 ( ,
TIllie cerlillcalt.q or delo..ll. ( G 131 75 621 \ 2 s.
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.I.olal , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $75 ; 115 o
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COU1T01' . CUSl'lf SS.
I , H. K. " AKKle" . CIshler of Ihl ! ' above 110111I'
, ' < lloallk. Ilu solellllll ) ' swear thaI the aboe
"talelllellll" correcl alld a trllo COl'Y o ( the rf"
pOlt iliadI' In the Slale lIallklllll' lIoanl.
S. K.KRICII : .
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Attesl'
- J S. K. W AKKIC" . I > Irectllr ,
SlIh..crbe < l allt ! sworn tn beorulie Ihl'l 21nl
da ) ' -lo'elllber. . llJO.1. Ross U. l'IC" TT.
[ SlALI : -lurlar } ' l'lIhtlc.
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F. R. Huxtable bas been suffering -
ing with a light : lttack of quinsy
for everal days.
B.V. . Kellenbarger of Merna ,
was in the ct.y ! several days this
weck attend1l1g court.
Will I dwards , SOil of' ! ' . 'V.
Edwards , arrived from Canada
Sunday morning. He expects to
take back a car load of horses
witb him.
'l'he farmers are using this exceptionally -
ceptionally Hne weather in harvesting -
vesting thcir large crop of. corn.
Nebraska ig not enl ) ' the place to
raise large crops , but no place
excells it for Hne wcather for
harvesting their crops.
S. \Varrick and family left
this morning on 41 for Alliance
where they wIll reside in the
future. Mr. 'Varrick informs us
that he has not disposed of any
of his interests here , and that he
does not intend to. His only reason -
son for moving to Alliance is to
have personal supervision of his
banldng interest there. lIe will
continuc to spend Monday and
Tuesday of each week to asgist
Mr. Kimberling , who has charge
of the bank here and at Merna.
Mr.Varrick expresses the highest -
est appreciation of the people o'f
Broken Bow a11d vicinit ) . and of
the kind treatment rC'ceive < 1
while among us.
'l'he action of the ratlroad itr
resisting the tax assessment imposed -
posed by the state board last
spring is a tolerabl ) ' efTective
answer to the charge made so
frequently by tbe fu ion press
dun.ng the summer that the corporations -
porations own thC' republican
state administration , body aud
soul and brceches. 'l'he fact is
now apparent that the boarc1
reached a uew decbion as to the
value of the roads without much
reference to the wishes of the
agents and managers who importuned -
portuned the members for two
months to leave the old figures
substantially unchanged. A careful -
ful estimate was made of the
physical value of tha properties ,
thcir earning power and the market -
ket quotations of their stocks
and bonds. 'rhe board was criti-
cised for the deliberation with
which it did this wor ] " but the
time was not lost if the assessment -
ment must he dcfended in the
courts. The more thoroughly
the board went into thc matter
then , the eaiser will it be to defeat -
feat thIs assault npon the workings -
ings of Hlc revenue law.-State !
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A Talk on Togs.
Pcople trade where the most
c rtcous treatment is extended
them , md where the plain truth
is told them. Our incrcasing
busincss shows that it pa's to
deal fairly and honestl ) . with
Custer County people. "TIm
CIIICKHNS 011 DHC1\l'TION NIW1ilt
, FAIl. 'ro ROOST IN 'rIm IIHIHRY Ol
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AILUHH 'rRu'rll ,
1I0NHS'1VAI.UH , AN ) ) m\s'l' l'HICHS
IS OUI ( GUII > INO Wl'Alt. " Be YOU
availing yourself of our to cent
preminm ofTer , or getting any
, free mcals as your neighbor is ?
Bring your wife and childrcn to
our store. 'J'he more there is in
your family the more money yon
can 5a\'e on your winter togs.
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DRY GOODS , nr.ANKH'l'S , OVI\R-
SHOHS , UNDI\HWHAH , HTC. Givens
, a trial and prove our statements.
The Regulator ,
North Side. Broken Bow , N b.
kF.POR'l' 0\0' \ 'l'ut. : CON1HTIO-l :
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Bank of Commerce
Of Brokell 110NrhrlR' ' < a. CharIer : -In. 7W. III'
corporalelt . In the Hale II ( NehraRka , at the
Clo..e o ( nullIr ' -lovcmhl' : " 10. 14 :
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I.oallsaull I > 1 coul1l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $13 OWe 15
OVerttraftH. HeCUrt'l1 nlllllluHCCllfl.I. . . . :121 : 01
HlockH.IIE.Curltle . j"I.rmeIlIK . , clalm ,
elc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1'iI ) It.
Banklull hUII I' ( IIrnlllll' ' ' allll Ihllll'cs. I [ .tit ) 1"1
Currelll ox 1"'I1 e'l al1l1l.1oI' ; , ; . . II.Ihl. . . . . . 2 IIlIJ I
Siockamlirralll. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . /4551
Ulle ( rum lIallllllal. . .I a It. allt Irh'nll'
hauksamt hallkl'I' . . . . . . . . . . $5 ioI'141
Chc ! . : ! ! anllltcmo ! nftlxchal1L'I' ! 51R ' I
Cnqh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :1 : 42t.l7 :
' 1'lllalcahllll ha.ht. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R 7317
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CUIltat slocklaid III. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15 c ) cU
UIIIII.ltlrt "rolll" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I ' < I.175
IlItlh'hlnat Itepo'lll ! ! M'hJect
In chl'cl < . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $11 I ) ( , . )
lJelllalulcertllicate'lllrlleIUl'l1l , 1:1 : on 15
'l'ulal. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t : ! . ' ) ' ; 2 11\.1
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1. P.M. I UIII.m ; , Pre'lhtclIl or thnaho\'u nalll'
I'll ballk. Iin lIlrlllnl ) ' RlI'l'ar Ihal the allll\'l1
slalenll'nt IH corn ct ; uIII a Irllt ! co. . . ' lIe Ihl' no.
porllllatll ! tu Ihe Slatl ! Ballklnlf lIoanl.
10'.1\1. HUIILlm. I'f.ltlcnl.
A lIesl' J C. J. HT1WHNH , Uln'clor.
I P. M. } { UUI.IW , Dlrl1clOr.
SIlIl crlbl.tI allil "worn III bdnrl1 IIIIJ Ih Is 1 lh
Ita ) ' or No'clllb.r. 11 > > . J. J. SN\'III1K.
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J.V. . Snell of Anselmo , was
attending COUt't 'l'ncRday and
Wednesday this wcck.
'rhe 'CuRtcr Dt'a111atic Stock
Co. , waH gt'cctcII with a fu1I \ I
house ' ! 'ucRIay ! night to witne R
"A Pair of Artists. " 'l'hose in
attendance spcak highl ) ' of the
play and pa ) ' a high compliment
to the actors.
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A. A. White lihcllcl1 out olle pile of
COrll last Saturdu\ ' .
'rhe I.itemry S , 'idY will lIIeet nt the I
residence of J. 1\1. FOllge thb Pri.l:1\ . . . '
night.
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A. n. Hunt 111111 wife. Mrs. Nellie
Hewi tl all Silas IIcnls're viRitors at
the How MOllllny.
P. C. EmhreeV. . F. IIcmpstclIII. JollII
Teahau atHl II. Asllhallgh sllll'l'cl II CIII'
of hogs to Olllnha SlIlIclay.
Mrs. J. n. WadlillHtoll retnrneel fmlll
Spring Crcek on SatunlllY where she hflll
visited for the last tell (11l'H.
The yotlng pcople frolll the vlIlley gave
Hnrry Killenbarger a Imrprise party 011
last Friday nightthcrewereahout twent ) .
presen 1.
Mrs. 1ma Sanchrl4 callie clowlI 'l'1mrs-
tty to make her fnther 111111 lIIothcl' . l' .
D. Ua's. a visit , returll ing home 011
Saturday.
'rhe Harvest 1I0llle Service was helll
lust Thursday evening with II gOOll lit-
ten ance. SOUlC samples of the first
fruits was roughtto the church ancl dis-
playcd. After the progrnlll and Hennon ,
Brother l . C. Emhrce , 011 hdmlf of the
donors , presented to our new I'astor
KafIroth , stich urticles LIS thc ) ' hnd
brought , as II slight tokcn of thetr gooel
wishes. anlotlnting in 1111 to nhotll nineteen -
teen dollars in money , vcgetables alii 1
roceries. Aftcr which the udience adJourned -
Journed to the home of J. 1\1. Podge
where they enjoyed an hotlr in social
chat and making the cctuaintalle of the
wifc of the pastor. finilltlng ! the e\'ening
with a lunch. All felt Urat it WIIS IIn
evening well and profitahly spent.
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terian church 'VedneRcIay cven-
ing , November 23rd , Herbert A.
'Vatts and Miss Minnie Shinu ,
both of this citJ , HeC. . V.
Allison , ofiiciating.
.The bride is the daughtcr of
DUCHn't RtellJect Old Aacc.
It's shameful whcnyonth fails
to show properrespcct for oM
age , but just the contrary in the
case of Dr. King's New 1-4ife
Pills. They cut ofT maladies no
matter how se\'ere and irrespective -
tive of old agc. Dyspepsia ,
Jaundice , Fever , Constipation all
yield to this perfect Pill. 25c ,
at 1-4ce Bros. , Drug StOl'c.
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All Kinds of J
School Books
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hibit.ion in OUI' 801'0 ( ; window 011 the N'orth Hide. 'W '
I t is II sig'ht ; ovel' to bo 1'ememhored. l'he Specilll : ! Jh.
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Tuesday , November 22 , 1904. I
I Do Not Miss This Great Event. :
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A fbu' assol'tment. : . of Night LumpH. : ) l.
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N 01'tl1 Hicle , - - Broken Bow , N Ob1'HHkn. i
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' \ . and Mrs. II. J. Shinn of this I
. . city. She is a lady of tinc attainments -
tainments and cnjo'H thc high
estcem of a large circle of ac-
quaintances. 'l'he groom is a
member of the dry goods firm of
Watts-Kennedy . . Co. , of this citv .
and also . is associatcd with his
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father wIth the news and book
store in the post ofiice lobb ) ' .
He is a young man of high moral
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and chrIstIan charactcr , energetic -
tic in bnsincsR and enjoy ! > the
confidence and high estcem of
the business wodd.
A large crowd was in attelul- !
ance to witness the cCl'emony and
to extend congratulation to the I
bridc and groom. I
May the ) ' ClljO ) ' a long , happ ) '
and prosperous life togethct' .
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home of Mr. and 1\1 rs. J no.
Street , 'Vednesda ) ' noon , occurcd
! a prctty wcdfliug at which Mrs.
. l\'a Strect :111 < 1 ! DIg ) ' Whitney
! were unitcd in marriage.
I At high noon the bridal pait.
marched into the I'oom to thc
stmins of a wedding march and
amid a lat'ge gatherin - of fnends
wcre made man an < 1 wife by Re\ ' .
Eplcy. Aftel' which thc party
sat down to a sumptions dinn r
which Mrs. Street k110ws 50 well
how to prcparc. ' ! 'he bride was
beautifull" attired in white silk
and carri d a hoquet of white
carilatio'n , and the groom in the
conventional black.
'rhis couple are worth ) ' of the
high esteem they arc held in by
all who kuow thcm.
'l'hc britle has grown to womanhood -
hood in Custer Center , is accom-
plishsd amI lovable al\fl haR a
host 01 admiring fricnds. .
'l'he groom is an induRtrious
and ambitions farmcr atHI will
take his bride to a comfortable
home where hc has residcd thi
summer , where they are followed
by the hcart ) . good wishes of
thcir friends.
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