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Will Crosg has accepted a po-
si.tion in VanCott's hardware
. store. .
Geo. Palmer made a business
. trip to I4incoln this morning on
No. 40.
E. Hatches , of Gates , was a
welcome caller at this office .
'ruesday.
CJ Will 'l'ooley has accepted the
position as clerk in Peale &
'Valker's grocery store.
Halph Leach , of Westen'ille.
was a buincm : : caller at the Rl\-
. . lUllI.ICAN office Saturday. .
Rev. Levack will preach in the
Baptist Church in Merna next
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
W. T. Ransley , of Ryno , was
a city visitor Monday. He made
thc Ih punI.ICAN o ce a welcomc
call. _
Jas. Dare , of Gates , was a cit.r
visitor Saturday. He kindly remembered -
membered the RnpUBI.ICAN with
a call.
W. D. Grant , the tinner , moved
his shop to the Flick building
just south of the Glaze Marble
Works Manday.
Julius OUun , of Sarg'nt , was
a business caller at this office
claturday. He reports his business -
iness good at that place.
J. Ii' . Coleman , of the West
Table , was a city visitor Mon-
day. He advanced his subscription -
tion on the RHPUB'I.ICAN to 1907.
Nc George , the deputy assessor
of Loup township , came up Saturday -
urday aftcr h1s books. 'l'he Rn 1
. PUBLICAN acknowledges a social , :
call.
.Melvin Lee , who has been
'f . , vi5iting at the home of hi
daughter in Omaha , the past
month or so returntd home last
Friday night.
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Andrew W aver , of Litchfield ,
pent Sunday in the city attending -
ing the meetings at the taber.
nacle. He returned home Monday -
day morning on 40.
. . Miss Mab'l Ford , who has
, , been visiting with her grandmother -
mother , Gand. } ' , for several
months , returned to Olymphia ,
\ \ ashingfon , yesterday.
. ( ' The meetings at the tabernacle - \ '
" . _ nacle Sunday were largely at-
. : tended at each of the three
, . . . . , " l sessions. There were 75 con-
t
" " " . i verts at the thr e meetings.
"f" . . -John Jeffords , who has bee
attending the military school at
Kearney , came home Saturc1ay by
. way of Callaway. He expects to
. remain at home through the
' 5 > l1mmer season.
, . F. M. Rublee returned yesterday -
. . ; ; , day morning froIU California ,
where be has been spending a
' . ' . month or two with his family.
f : : r. . . Mn . RuLJ ee will remain for a
I I. month or two yet.
. ! J. S. Gamble , a. ranchm.an
" I . 110r1'h ' of Arnold , , , : as 10 he Clty ,
- " . Wednesday as a wltness in a land
11. contest case , in which Cornelias
. , 'l'ierney's homestead is being
t contestec1. Mr. Gamhle remem-
. \ . . hered this office with a pleasant
call.
I call.W. I
W. W. Walters has bought the
residence property of Dr. G. H.
. ' Drown in the north east part of
' ' the ci ty to wh ich he moved
: ' . ' 'l'uesday. Consideration-$800.
I j ; . ' Mr. Brown will go west with the
'f' . .
( ; . view of locating in Washington
I : . ' or Idaho.
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, John McGraw and wife , of
Gates. were visiting in the city
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several days' the latter part of
last week. Mr. McGraw informs
\IS that t.he B. & M. surveyors
are going over the line the third
time on the proposed extention
from Sargent to Dunning.
A. J. . Elliott returned Monday
morning from Denver where he
, accompanied Prank Norton. He
. . . ( ' reports1 very successful trip and
f I he feels very sanguine of the good
results that will follow. He says
- : Mr. Norton was getting along
I very nicely when he ) eft him.
I George Purcell commenc d the
I bu'ldingofhis dwelling on the E
i tot west of the M. E. church the
/ first of the week. He is using . 1
the : : emen t bloclcs made by J os. E
Beckwith for a foundation. The J
structure is to be 24x36 feet , on S
'x1 story , ' and will contain six rooms.
" ' } , ) ' R N. Norcutt has charge of the
work.
J. M. Fodge , of Ortcllo , was a
social caller at this ofi ce Satur-
) day. ' He came down Frida } ' to
I meet with the executive com-
mitt e to arrange the program
for the , County Sunday School
I Convention , of which organization -
' . tion 'he ' is president. Tbe com-
'v. mittee fixed upon the 15th and
I 16th of Mayas the date for hold-
I ing the convention.
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of the week from Mexico , \Vh re
he and family have , been spending -
ing the wintcr.
P. A.Vallon went to Lincoln
this morning to attend the meeting -
ing of the Republican Stttte Cell-
trat Ccm1tuittee.
Willis Cadwcll is haying a
ditch dug' from his business block
to the creek with the view of
piping the watcr froIU the basc-
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The Degree of Honor will
meet next 'l'uesday afternoon ,
April 10 , at 2:30. : All members ,
who Can possibly do so , should
attend.
Elmer Leming , who has
been at Deadwood for 5everal
months looking after the mining
interests in which his father is
interested , came down Sunday.
Robinson Bros. , have hought
the Mike Scanlon restaurant.
They t"ok lOSsession ) today.
The house will be put in first
class shape and gdod clean meals
served.
L. E. Cole , the undertaker , informs -
forms us that he officiated at the
funeral of Mrs. Joe Johns , of the '
West Table , last Ii'riday. She
was 26 y ars old and died with' ' 1
pneum0111a. .
H. J. Ellis , editor of the Alliance -
liance Times , has the endorsement - ,
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ment of Senators Millard and
Burkett for the appointment of ,
Re.rister of the U. S. land ofi ce ;
It Alliance. ' ! 'his practically . ,
neans his appointment.
The ladies of the Christian
: hurch will give thcir annual
aster market Saturday , April
l4th. A large supply of aprons ,
> Dnnets , etc , will be on sale. A
ne dinner will be served. The
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) lace of holding it will be. ail-
lounced later.
L. E. Cole , informs us that he
las purchased the Hearse for-
nerly owned by W. J. Woods.
-Ie has ordered a stock of under-
aking goods that he expects I
lere by the 15tb of tbis month.
-Ie will be located in the Cadwell
milding with his stock.
W. S. Mattey , of Ansley , was
L friendly caller at this offi e
'esterday mor ing. He came up
ruesday eve111ng and remained
Iver to attend the tabernacle
l1eetings. He expressed himself
l1ell pleased with th great work
leing done.
C. B. Cox , who for a number of
'ears was section foreman of the
. & M. sl tion at this place was
endered his old position again
ilSt Saturday. 'After a few days
onsideration he has decided
o accept it and he is urrain in
harge of the crew.
Chal laupin. funnerlyof this
ity. who has bct.11 imph > ) 'l'd in
he wholcsale and retail p ! ! rurcq'
usiness at Omaha the past ten - c
ears , arrived in the city yester-
a.r morning on the sad misslOn
f attending the funeral of his
10ther-inlaw , Mrs. r..Ielvin Lee ,
1ho dropp'cd dead on th strcet5
Ionday night on her \Va ) ' lOme
orm the tabernacle mcet1ngs.
Ie was accompanied by his wife.
his ofi ce acknowledges a social
all. _
MnrriaRc License.
Judge Humphrey has issued
Iarriage License to the foow- ) )
t1g persons the past month.
amc Age
) va E. Wells , Walwortb. . . . . .21
ertie O. Doty , Walworth. . . .18
11. L. Stewart. . Council BlufTs. 25
va I. Davis , Ansley. . , . . . . . . .25
11m. Zoerb , I illdale. , . . . . . . . .24
( Iable Morris , Broken How. . . . 16
' . M..Ha kberth , Anselmo. . . .34
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tuoy C. Klump , Merna. . . . . . - 1
) aul Haumont , Elton. . . . ' ; ' . , . . -
va M. Polkinghorn , B. B.-
. Leonard rooley , B. B. . . . . .24
, i llie Baker , B. Boo. . . . . . . . . 21
as. Wiltmouth , Merna. . . . . . .25
tertha Smith. Milburn. . . . . : . .20
'rank L. Reeder , B. B. . . . . . . .21
ertie S. Keister , Gates. . . . . . .24
as B. Dodd , B. B. . . . . . . . . . 24
leal L. Steinman , B. B. . . . . . .1 C )
larry S. Blackwell , . B. . . . . .28
ma 'Lowe , B. , B. . . . . . . . . . . . . .28
'hos. Wright , B. B. . , . . . . . . . .22
nandl Young , B. B. . ' . . . . . . . .19 P
ohn 1\1. Turner , B. B. . . . . . . . .23 .
Iyl via Oee Moore , B. B. . . . . . .22
: hester A Lamb , Mason Oity. 24
ierena Peterson , Mason City. . 21 e ,
. R. W1lson , G ates. , . . . j . . . . .21 l'
: lara B. Swick , Gates. . . . , . , .1C )
I..rthur 1. Scott. Callaway. : . . .31
Iary E. C. A. looper , Call'y. . 17
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eorge Vannice , B. B. . . . . . . .29
flyrtl Thomas , H. B. . . . . . . . . 21 4
'rank M. Butler , lerna . . . . . . . 26
: era E. Maupin , Merna. . . . . . .19
Ubert I. Sherbeck , Westerville.22 fl
mzabeth A. Pester , Ansley. . 19 4
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A Serious
Railroad Wreck
Passenger Train Left the
Ralls and Went Into Ditch
near Ravenna , This Morn-
Ing. No One Killed , but
Many Seriously Injured
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This Imorning at about 7.30
passenger train No.41 , two hours
late , and running at a high rate
of speed jumped the r ils neat' St ,
Michael , at a point about sevcn
miles east of Ravnna. 'l'hc mail ,
baggage and cxpresscars , and all
but one coach gowing into the
ditch and smashed to kindling
wood or overturned.
, 'l'he first report stated it to be
a head on collision and a number
of passengers k111ed , but a later
report says.no one killed althou h
quite a number are seriously 111-
jured and t1mt the wreck is so ,
complete it will not be possible
to clear the track before this
vening. .
Immediately on receipt of news
of the wreck a relief train with
physians , nurses and willing
workers went to thl' scene from
Ravenna and a wrecking inacbine
1nd' crew sent from Lincoln.
'l'he train was heavily loa ed
1nd but ver.v fe v of the pass'c'n-
ers escaped 111Jury. a number so
; eriously that they wi11 die.
Alumni Meetinlr Called.
All members of the Alumni
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ss'n. of the 13roken Bow High
, chool are requested to' be pres-
nt at a meeting of the Ass'n to be
lelc1 Monday evening , .sApril 9 ,
.906 , at 8 o'clock at the County
fudge's o ce in the Court House.
All 'members are especially
trged to be present as questions
If vital importance to the Ass'n.
Lre to be det rmined.
l\AuDn Ii'AHlmI.I. , Pres.
' ) AUI. HU\Ipm : H.Y. Sec. and Treas.
- A Fund for the Jap. .
-We have lreen requested to re-
: eive contributions for the Japs I
n response to the appeal , of our
: > residen t to the ci tizens of the
J nited States and th proc1a-
nation of GO\ ' . Mickey , calling
Ipon the people of Nebraska to
tlake generous contributions for
he 2,000.000 suffering people in
lorthern : Japan.
In or.der that the people of ,
3roken Bow and vicinity may
lav an opportunity to contribute
o this call for help the RnpUllI.I-
AN will receive such contribu-
ions that any may be disposec1
o make and forward the same to
I' . M. Sisson , Chaplain of the
irst Regiment , Nebraska Na-
ional Guards , at- South Omaha ,
lho has been appointcd to take
harge of the Nebraska contri.
u tions.
. . rom w e k to wee k we will
ublish thc names and . .mounts
ontributed-if a sutliciellt' -
ponse justities it.
. CONTIUIIU'l'ION.
: , H. l\Iiller.$1 ; 00
amcs Whitehead. . . . . . . . . 5 00
l. J. gUiolt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 00
Irs. R A. Hunter. . . . . . . . 500 r
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A BIG Come Down
t1 lumber is not at all likely un- I
ss tbe unexpectec1.hlppens. \ .
) rices are more likely to go up.
ven now they are much hilj'her -
11 other ) 'ards.
LUMBER , l\IILL WORK
nd everthing else required in I
hat line by the builder . , contrac-
Dr or carpenter cau be purchased
ere at numerous prices. We
refer moving wood piles to
la tionerj' platform ' , and our
rices ) < eep things stirring.
Dierks Lumber and Coal' Co. .
Pop Corn Wanted.
White Rice , large grain , shell-
tl and cleaned. Enquire at Hn-
UlII.ICAN otlice.Bnng5ample. .
Estray Notice.
One black las springs colt.
Estrayed frol11 my place ; return
nd get reward. :
I ASl\IUS ANDHHSON ,
O-tf Broken Bow , Nebr.
Hones for Sale.
Both driving and work horses _
Dr sale.
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Doctor I ! Cach , Dcntist.
'rhi o i e for job work.
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J. C. Moore , absttactiug. 2tf
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Insurnuc tbat in ure
38tf H. G. MOORU.
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Have a physician examine your
eyes when in need of glasses.
Dr. Christensen guarantees satis
faction , 41-44
Drs. li'arnsworth & ; Bec1c-
Dentists. tf
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Bll. } ' your farm and city prop.
erty of B. W. Blair. , 37tf
List your farm and city property -
erty with B. W. Blair. 37tf
For bargains in real estate see
Bowluan & ; Anderson , just west
of - the Sccurit } ' State Bank.10tf .
Make homc pleasant and life
worth li ing 'hy 111l\'illg roses.
You can have them free. See
ofTer in this issue. 42-49
I"OI SAI.H-A new house , 24x2 ( )
four rooms , within two blocks of
the square. Inquire' at this
office. . 42tf
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Six choice rose bush plants
free with 'l'he Weekly Inter
Ocean and this paper , all for only
81.55. 42.49
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE ,
Good Pcrcheron stallion , six
years old , weight 1700 :
tf J. G. LnoNAlw.
That we-lead all competitors is
proven bv our rose bush offer in
this issu . Act today. It is for
a limited time only. 42.49
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Plano to trade for cattle or
horse's. J. E. WII.SON. 43.44
Ii'OR sAI.It-List : r. culth'ator ,
harrow anc1 work harness on
time. Enquire. at Glaze Marble
Wor1 < s. . . tf
W ANTED-Men , women , boys
and girls to represent McClure's
Ma azine Good pay. Address I
67 East 23c1 St. , N. Y. City. 34-tf. I
Ladies , attention ! The rose !
bush offer in this issue of the
REPU I.ICAN is for Jour
benefit. 42-49
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We always have money to loan -
on farms. I . G. Moore 1n App1 i
Boc.k. ! . 35tf i
W ANTED-Stock : to pasture. 1
r4arge pasture and plenty of .
Iva ter and salt. 4Q cen ts per .e
Inonth. Eight miles northeast
) f Br01 < en Bow , on Clear Creek.
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Dr. Barnes , the Ey ( ' Specialist :
) f Omaha , will be in Broken
: Jew , Nebraska , \Vednesday , t :
pril 18th , with oOice at the : .j
} rand Central Hotel. 43-44
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'l'he Weekly Inter Ocean otTers
I garden of roses free witb each =
, 'earl ) ' subscription. Call at the
h 1'UIIl.ICAN oOice for particulars
lI1 full information. 42-4C )
'l'be Hl\PUlH.ICAN always leads
Ind never follows , 'A garden of
'oses is given free to everv sub-
, criber. See ofTer printecl else-
here. 42.49
FOR SAI.n-Eleven and half
ots , 50x14U feet. . Good frame.
louse , good barn , good well and
00 bearing fruit trees. Enquire
Lt this office. 17tf
W AN'l'HD---Se\'enty.fi\'e : head
! f cattle to pa.ture ! ! , seven miles
outh .of Berwyn. Good fresh
> asture and plenty of water.
? rice , 40 cents a ml111th. .
12.45. ' A. C. CHAWIIORD.
FOR SAI.n- : West half of Block
.c , Jewett and Lilly's addition to
3roken Bow. Good improve-
nents. Will take good team
) art paymen t.
f DH. G. . H. BROWN.
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Dr. Headrick of Omaha will
naJce his next regular visit to
3roken Bow Saturday , April 7th ,
Lt the Granc1 Central hotel. His ,
) radice is limited to chronic . .
liseases and the fee is
low-to he - . , .
) aid onlv as you receive benefits.
onsu1t tion free. 42 r
Our patrons 'need not fear that
'ose bush S deliv red through the
.he Rnl'l'HI.IcAN are inferior or
" , ill not thrive in this cl1mate.
rhey are grown by a firm that 1
, hips 4,000,000 pJants each year. F
ach plant is at least one year
lId and absolutely healthy. Six
: hoice rose bushes , with a year's
ubscription to the Weekl } ' In-
er Ocean and this paper will
est only $1 55. ' 42.4C )
$200,000 to loan on good
: uster County farms.
:1 : tf R. G. Moore.
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i. the Dentist. 37tf I
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New . and Second Hand Furniture ,
Flour and Feed Store.
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\Ve wish to notify onI' mnny- customers thai : we
have added to our stock of lIardwnre all kinds of
Nilas , Staple : and S.mooth Wire.
"r e also have rason Oity and ICeurney fJour ,
the best that can be had in the state. .
'N e always have plenty of feed and bnled hay.
Goods delivered free to auy part of the city.
\Ve repair furniture and frame pictures.
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Eight miles west of Broken Bow.
RESSE & MOOREHOUSE , lIIWKI NhIlH. N now.
, Three first choice Boars at a bargain if sold'SOOD. .
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When desiring to figure on a bill
rf : of Lumber call on the. . . . . . . . . . IJ clf ;
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Licensed Ernbalm r
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Funeral DiroctoL :
DAY AND NIGHT CAllS PROMPTLY , .
ANSWERED.
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PHONE No. 322. BROKEN BOW.
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rhe Cell tral Sou tll. : .
The ahode of Soft W ! uls , Persistcnt Sunshinc ancI Gcntlc Rains ; the ,
lancI of Bcaut ) ' , lIpopincs , Flowers , Contcntmcnt ancI Health.
"he Territory served by the Louisville & Nashvillp.
. ailroad , stretching from the Ohio River to the Gulf
Throughout this wille arca fcrtilc lancl is ) 'ct to hI : llI1el at-from a
Norlhern standpoint-Vrm. \ ' I.OW PRICI S.
From somc of this lunel au an'rage of $ .116.1)5 , nct , WIIS mudc
last ) 'car on Strawbcrrics ,
From Cantaloupcs , $50.00. ' I
Pcachcs , AIplcs. Grapcs. rcturn hunclsomcl } ' . Cattle nccel'
hut litt e wintcr IcccI.
WriLc mc for facts ancl Fignrce. .
G. A- PARK , Gen'l Immigration and Industrial Agent
_ ouisville & Nashville R. R. ,
LOUISVILLE , KENTUCKY ,
to