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- 'VOL. XIII. . BROKEN BOW , CUSTER COUNTY , NEBRASKA , THURDSAY , APRIL 13 , 1905--EIGHT . PAGES , NO. 44 ,
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, gi".J other ev llence that somethln ! { i9'
J wrong with it , better have It examined by
u comphnt watchmRker.'ou won't
find 1111) ' morc skillful or more experlenc.
ed an'where then right here. We clean
and repair all sorts of watc thorough.
1y Bnrl quickly and guarantee 011 our
work 09 well I1S our priCes to be right.
If your watch chain is beginning to
show sigDs of wear. or if } 'ou'd 1I1.eanew
choln foruny reaSOD , we are prepared to
sup"ly yon . . . . .ith the belll gold.filled one
. made , at a mooerattl price. We carry the
t SIM\QNS make , the beet known an mosl
; stronl ! ) ' guarauteed chains cv r liohI.
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Tablets
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J. a. Haeberle's :
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I ' ons and wagon boxes that I will
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; tf. J. S. Squires.
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Joe Scott amI famih' visited' '
their old homc at Weiis't > rl Sat-
unlaj. .
Wm. G. Dolily and Ilaughter
Sadie of Milburn , were L ly'isi -
tors Tuesday.
E. J. Johnson of Anselmo , was
a city visi lor ycslef ( ay. lIe ade
th ; ! HJPu11I.te.Onlce : a huslllcss
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Mrs. C. 14. 'I'UPIIl'I' flllIl Mrs.
Agnsta Garber of Anselmo , wcre
city visitors 'l'ucsday. 'l'hcy rc-
tnrncd hOlllc Wcdncsday.
Mrs. John Campbcl1 of Wchscrt ,
v ho has becn visiting for scvcral
weelts at Plattsmouth , Ncbr. , ar-
dved in th city Friday , 011 her
return hOUle.
Mrs. F. M. Currie who has bcen
spcnding the winter in California
retu ned Sunday morning. Mr. .
Curne met her at Ogden and accompanied -
companied her hOlne.
S. 14. Cannon has bought a
quarler block 1')1) the rAncoln
Land Co's. addition of S. P.
Great , on the bloclc south of the I
north side school housc , on which
he will build this season.
Mrs. C. W. Beard , daughter of
Mrs. C. U. Richardson arrived
last Saturday morning from New
Park , Arkansas , accompanied by
her two childrcn. She wi11 remain -
main for some time \'isiting reI.
atives.
The Chroniclc Citizen of Ansley
announces the marriage of Miss
Addle ZiulInerman , daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zimmermau
of Ansley , and Garfield Eggelson
last Thursday e\'ening at the
I home of the bride's parents.
Supt. Lewis attended the meet-
ing. of the District Association of
teachers at Kearney , last week.
He informs that the Normal
schobl building is well under way ,
the walls of the second story
be nf ! up. lIe says the building
is betn { ' built of cement blocks
: and tt 1S a fine appearing Rtruc-
ture with every indication of
duratH1ty.
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IMPLEMENTS I
First clabB Dllc lI:1.rrow : 14.1:18 : iU. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . .t.4.O
Slallle Row Cultivators. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10.00 and UI >
No.I.JsectlonlIarrowat. : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .f14.50
, - , l , \ All otberloads equany as low In price. Buch as Ridlull Ilateu.
Walklnlr I.l tcrs. Sure Drop PIl.ntefli. Seeders. Rldlnll PIDws.
" Ganll Plows , 2.row Swede Cultlyators. ( tbl" year tbe Swede Is hUt
proved-see It-you will have one If ) 'ou do. ) We have also , just
, received a car of American 11011 fo'encel aud lIarh Wlr < . Plac , '
, your order now. It may IrO bl"ber. ,
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Wc carry the lar/lest a1180rtment of Ilood lIarnel6 we 1 of Omaba.
Oar prices : < re rlgbt tbls Iprlnll. It will waf no use to quole YOII
If "rlces bereas qUl.llty rellulatesprlces. Colueaud see for yourself.
, Don't forget our complete line of Sbelf ardware. Culter ) ' . GUliS.
Malleable Steel and Ultlck Meat Rauges. Our llUlllrles alwaYR
II'ln atl8factlolt. If to doubt buy nnOld IIlckor ) ' Walron. Motlu
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' = every. home 1 some p eparaUon that may.be : : j !
, m used 1U cltlamng all kmds of spots and stams ;
I JM from all sorts of fabrics. \ \ e llave made I
Klenzo for you. It i9 a cleanser that has no r
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ji , ! bination of the beat articles. for cleani.ng .i
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1\1r . F. 1\1. ! { eatingof Dunning
wa a. city visitor Tuesdaj' .
Bert r4Impher of Westerville ,
Wa4 ! a city visitor 'I'ncsday. !
J. m. h'ers and S. S. Mc-
Connel were city visitor 'l'ues.
day.
- E , IIatcherofGateswas among
thc welcome caller1 ! at this office
Friday.
Mrs. Alvin Daily of Milburn ,
I was a city visitor 'ruesday , re.
urning home Wednesday morn-
Ing.
John C nley of Oconlo , was a
city visitor 'l'uesda ) ' . 'rhe RIt.
PUIJIICAN ackuowledge a wel.
come call.
Jasper Wallace of West Union ,
was a cit ) . visitor the latter part
of last week. 'l'he RnpuBrIcAN
office was favored with a call.
Hev. R. Bellis of 'robias , who
was called here last week to
preach the fu."eral of Mrs. Hinkle
at Uerwyn , was a friendly caller
at thi1'office1'uesday. ! .
' 1'he ladies of the Christian
church will hold their Easter
market Sat. , April 22nd , 1905 , in
the Munk store room in the Really -
ly bl > clc. Also serve dinn r and
supper. Everyone invited. 44-2t
Mrs. J. C. Bowen who was
quite seriously hurt a few weeks
ago by being thrown from her
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bUg-gj' , we are pleased
improving quite nicely and 'no '
permanent mjury will result.
Mr. Beckwith has his drying
shed erected for his cement block
works and has received acar load
of cement , ready for business as
soon as his machine gets here. ,
TIe is cxpecting it any day.
Chas. Penn who recently com.
pl ted a four years term as Commandment -
mandment at the Soldiers Home
at Milford , has located at Peru ,
where he bought a fifteen acre
property , well improved , including -
ing a fine orchard.
Wm. C. McGowan and Miss
A. Z. Ritenaur , oJ Ansley were
united in m-rri ! g ? bYJ ? v. J. .
'I'eagardell , at' Ius resldence , In
this city , \Vednesday , April 12th ,
at 8 , o'clock , a m. 'They will begin -
gin housekeepig on their farm on
Clear Creek.
John 1-4owe left Tuesday worn-
i ng on a visit to Kansas to see
two brothers he has not seen since
the beginning of the civil war.
His wife and children happily
surprised him last Sunday morning -
ing in making him a present of
the money to make the trip.
A. J. Moore of Omaha , ' who
holds the position. of Post Office
inspector was in the city last
l 1' day on his way from Callaway ,
where he had been on official
business. He was accompanied
from Callaway , by his brother R.
A. Moore of this city , Mr. Moore
lcft on 42 Friday for the east.
Our special advertfsing space
for our Tliustrated Easter edition
of Ule l Hl'UlII.ICAN next week
will be limited and those who
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want to sccure space are urged
call at the office as early as
possible that they may be accom.
I modated. 'rhe first here will be
first Hen'cd. We will publisht : :
large numbcr of extra copies
which will nhance it ! ' advertis.
ing value.
J. O. ' 1'aylor of Berw'n , was ilJ
the cit.r yeslerda ) ' and favored
this of11ce with a call. He is
director for the south-east Count } '
Co-operative'l'elephone Co. Be
feels considerable encourage ( ]
over lhe prospects of making D
success of the scheme. He h l.
already secured 30 subscribers
and has not convassed but
small portion of his territory ,
He figure that if each of the
nine direclor can secure fitty-fivt
each that the deal can be con.
sumated.
Miss Moylan of the Globe Hote
had a narrow escape 'l'uesda )
morning- from being shot. I I
a ppears that some of the employ'
ees of the house were prachsin
with a re\'olvcr out in the bac1
yard At the time Mis Moylar (
was 111 lhe wash house 111 the ac' '
of stooping picking up some arti
de , when a ball from : he revolve :
came crushing through th. .
building and cut her clothing
grazing her corset. But an in
s stant before she had raise. .
from her stooping position whicl
, : alone prevented the bullet freD
. ; passing through bel' body in
stead of her clothes.
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Rc'V. . T. Powers of Wci scrt , '
was a friendly caller Friday.
District court will convene next I
M l day and hold a short equity
seSSton.
O. G. Smith of Merna , kindl ) '
remembered this ofiice with a
call Friday. I
Chas. H. Garritson of Merna ,
was in the citv li'riday , milking"
proof on his 110mestcatl. i
At the meeting of the A. O. tT.
W. 'l'nesttay nighl , Wil1i9 Cnd-
weil was elected a delegate to lhe
Grand l dge meeting to b'e helel'
at South Omaha in May antI I ) . ;
M. Amsberry alternate.
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lished a director , ) ' in P1 amplt.t' '
fOrlt ! for the Central 'l'elepholll' i
Co. A number have complimented -
ted theoffice on getting out lht'
finest telephone directory ill
the state.
This office acknowledges a : iOC-
ial call Tuesday from J. E. Myer
of Georgetown. He informs IIH. .
that his cattle hc shipped to I
Omaho two weeks ago topped ,
the market at $5.40. 'l'hey were I
fine ones and weighed over 1400. I
'l'he R PUlJI.ICAN has made arrangements - !
rangements to issue a speciaL
Illustrated Itaster ; edition next
week. This will bl the first of
the kind ever attemptcd in Broken -
ken Bow and it will be a splendid
opportunity for Ul0RC who wish lo
advertise.
The Nebraska State b air is
anno"nc d for Sept. 1 to 8. 'l'he
first , second and third are lo he
used for preparation da's. Fair :
proper , opens Monday Sept. 4th ,
at 8 a. m. No entrance fee will
'be charged thi year on anything , .
except speed.
Mi\s ! Anderson of llo1 rige , a
recent graduate of thc Grund Island -
land Business College , arr'c
here Sunday , to accepl a position
in the abstract office of l enen\\
& Leonard. She comes well rec-
om1I1cnded : and will prove a valuable -
uable help to the above firm ,
whose busmcss is rapidly growing -
ing n 1t1" especially 'of late has
been in need of the capablc help
, Mias Anderson promises to render.
A. J. Reed of Merna , left with
us Tuesday a sample of Japanese
or Billion Dollar grass aced. He
has been Bowing it for three
learS ! and is highly' pleased with
It. He says it W11l yield from
five to ten tons to the acre of hay
and forty bushels of 'seed. It
rows tall and rank and matteR a
fine forage for stock. 'l'he substance -
stance of the stock is something
the nature of sorghum and stock
I eat it and relish it very much.
'rhe seed can be fed to horses the
same as oats and they do well on
it. Mr. Reed raised a large crop
of it last year and was in the
city to arrange with lhe mer.
chants to sell it for him. He
has 600 bushels of it f r seed.
He is selling it at 75 cenl ! > a hush-
el. It requireH about the same
I to the acre a9 the common millel ,
from a half to a bushel to the
I acre. Either he thinks will pro-
produce the same tonage lo the
acre , but where it is sowed thin
the stalks grow nmch larger thau
when more is sown to the acre.
Central Telephone Soltl.
J. E. Adamson ha sold his 111-
terest in the Central 'l'elephonc
Co. The deal was closed up to-
day. This ale is made subjecl
to the option held by the Cooperative -
rative Company. And it is understood -
, derstood that the plant is to be
tuned over to thl' peoples'board
of directors , provided they raise
the fU.1d9 in accordance with their
option with Mr. Adamson.
Step\ ! will be taken immediately -
ly toi mprove the service and pul
. the plant in first class condiloll.
The price is not made puhhc.
IIAPTls'r ClfURCIl.
'rhe services in lhe Bapli l
church next Sunday wi11 be a !
umaI. ! 'I'he pastor RcA. . I\J.
Levack will preach in the morn.
ing on liThe Indwelling Chrisl , II
- and in the evening on the subject
entitled "A Drawa in Three Acls.I
C The Glee Club will render ! : ipec.
ial music at the evening service
A hearty welcome is extended t (
all of theBe sen'ices ,
Soolnllsw.
, 'rhe only correct solution of thl
labor question , at the court hous (
in Broken Bow , Tuesday night
: t April 18. Debate between Mr
: t Harrack , of Indianna and C , W
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. Beal of Broken Bow.
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. till in businE:185 : at tlw old stnnd. and
l'cndy to sell you anything' in the form
implement liue for less money thun you
una buy for anywhere in the county , If
I can't I don't wflnt yo It , . business. . .
t 4-16 Diso .HnrrowH. , . . . . . . . . . $ 25.00
H Section Hurl.ow. . . . . . . . . . , . . . 15.00 '
14-inch Gang Plow. . . . . . . . . . . . 57.00
. 16-illCh Sulky Plow. . . . ' . . . . . . . . : -35.00
16-illCh vValkillg Plow. . . . . . . . . 14.00
Riding .Lister , 2-wht'cl. . . . . . . . . : m.oo
Riding Lister , 4-w Iwe I . . . . . . . . . H5.00
\Yith other goods nt : eq nally low prices
Alfalfa Seed , Custer Gounty Gro\vn \ , for Sal
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Wanted-Ten l\1el1 in each
state to travel , tack sig-ng and
distribute samples an ci1"cular
of our goods. Salary $75.00 per
month. Three dollars per dav
for expensc . Kuhlman Co : , I
Dept. W. , Atlas : ; : ' , : lding- , Chicago -
cage , Ill. 35.42
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While cleaning house is in full
blust , remember our sale on car-
I pets , rugs and lace curtains is in
full billst. PItAI.USlIUJ > PARD Co.
FOR SALu-A good farm adjoining -
joining Brolten Bow. Price $5-
000. Enquire at this office. .
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