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1'1Ibllahcd eory Thur l1ay III ho . Ooon . y Ie/l ! / .
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One cololnn. lltor monlb , $7.00. Ono.halt co. .
nan per lUon'b1,00 ' Qnartu column. II or
1I10n'h ' , t .r.o. 'Lt.e 'hL\n qnnrler clllomn , r.o
eenu per Inch per month
Oardl on IIrlt pajlo. 60 cent Ior IIIOhlr
month Local a.herlholDI & cunle t.ur 1I1It ! each 11.lor.
'ton. .
1ioUoe of church eoclableeloll ootortalo.
. IDQOU wbero mono falul mrKed , olltJ.hnlf f tj .
SooIO' , no\lcol anlt re oluUonl , ono-halt rule. .
Wel1dlulPlotlOllI troo. baIt price tor pnbllenltll (
Uu of proeent.8.
, JJea'h no\loo. tree , Iu\It prlto ror II/Ib1l811\DI \ (
O\l"IIU \ , 1I0tlCOII , nnlcllrl or Ihank .
LeialllOtlCOd at rM.1 lr.lltel1 b , . 'lIlnle of
Nebr. . ' . ,
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Thursday , April 26 , } 90C , .
Morril Direct. the Cnmpnign.
We note from t e Omaha Bce
that S. P. Morris , formcrly of
this city , is in charge of the collection -
lection work for the San Francisco -
co suffers , in that city. 'rhe Bee
says : ,
"The collection work was in
the hands of Superintendent
Morris of the Associated Charities -
ties and he proved himscif a mas.
ter of such undertakings. From
noon until after 5 o'cleck be had
not less than 240 men and bo's
working under his dircction on a
carefully systematizcd plan. By
reason of thorough organi7.ation
the task was made comparatively
simple. At least three carloads
of material were taken to headquarters -
quarters at the city hall and so
cxpcditious was the work that
one car was loaded at Eighth
and Jackson streets in time for
the special train , started out by
the Union Pacific. All of the
labor was voluntary and no enc
received a penny for his toil.
"Superintendent Morris' plan
included the scnding ont of every
wagon over a plainldt'sigI1atcd
typewritten ronte. Each wag-oil
was equipped with a crew of two
men and one boy. bcsideg the
driver. The boy ) < ept worldng
ahead , notifying the householders -
holders along both sides of the
street to get their contnbutions
ready and the two men followed ,
one on each side of the street to
carry the donations to the wa-
gons. 'J'he scheme was intended
to save time and it did and worked -
ed with splendid suc ess. "
Broken Bow' . Bl\le Dnll Buaten.
The baseball enthusiasts met
Tuesday night and elected Claud
Sidwell captain and he informed
those present that there would be
practice eve y evening , beginning -
ning yesterday , and he desired
all young men ( not boys ) who
could and would play ball this
season to come so that a sufficient
number could be selected to
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constitute a club.
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John Benjamin who has been
with a theatrical organi7.ation
the past eighteen months , wel1
known as one of Broken Bow'
best ball tossers , is home for the
summer nd will add strength I
and nerve to the team. :
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Herbert Copsey has returned
home from school work at Lincoln -
coln and , being in his old-time
form , will undoubtedly produce
wore speed , with added experi-
cnce , than formerly. Broken
Bow fans know that Herb"always
delivers good goods at the proper
time. I'
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For the presnt practice gamcs
are on the Haeberle lot , as permanent -
manent grounds have not been
ser.ured regardless of the fact
that Manager Bray has diligently -
ly searched for 'cm and he is al.
most ready to cry aloud in an
agonizing tone : "Please , mister
man , won't you help me out of
this dilemma ? "
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Ansley is anxious for a game
with Broken Bow and arrangements -
ments will be made to pull it 01T
about the middle of next week in
this city.
BUlinen Hou.e. Clole at 7 p. m.
\Ve , the u'ndersigned 1l1erdHl11ts
of Broken Bow agree to close oUt
respective places of business at 7
o'clock p. m. , commencing Mon.
day , May 7 , 1906 , and continuing
until November 7th , 1906 , except.
ing Saturdays :
] . C. Dowen , Leo Dean
111. A. Penn. l\1r.1. Gco. Zahn
. . J. R. Humphrey F. W. lIayes
Shel'panl & Durk Fred C. l\JuuHck
Snyiler Dros. & CO J. 11. Johnson
Eagle GroCt'ry Co C. W. Wahl
. Peale-Walker Co A. H. Andcrjon !
LyeU & Co 1\Irs. I.urn ! ) enn
C. S. Martin r. . } 1. Rapp
II. D. Drake S. P. Great & Co
Ryerson Dros. Co Will. Gillings
J. W. Scott ] . A. O. Thomas
Mrs..E. M. Denn WUlts Cadwcl1
Kenned ) ' & Son O. II. Conrad
Geo. Willing. Glaze & Co
P. I , Sltnonson G. W. Apple
1. C. Darton W. P. Rogers
D. C. Konkel n. Reyner & Co
] . G. VanCott
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P or Blood
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You can trust n medicine
tested 60 years ! Sixty years
of experience , think of that r
Experience with Aycr's Sarsaparilla -
saparilla ; the original Sarsaparilla -
parilla ; the strongest Sarsaparilla -
rilla ; the Sarsaparilla the doctors -
tors endorse for thin blood ,
\Vealt nerves , general debility.
thh , 01 \ mrdlclno do
lIut ovrn I1fRnt < CRnllot
118 lJe8t work If , ho IIvrr . . honetlvn 011.1 the
1J00vel , cOll tll'Rlrt. ' Jlof Iho h 8t \ > 0.8IhI0 fO.
811118 , YOI1 Rh0I1I,1 , 1111 < 0 IIIXllllvo .1'8 fir Ayer'A
) ' 1118 \ \ hllo . UIIIIIJ : 'ho flr' : ll/lrIIlR. ' ) 'ho liver
, vIII 'Iulckl , re'I'"II1I , RtHI eo \ \ 11\ \ the hO"III8.
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, by.T. O. Ayer Co. . Lowoll. : Mass.
.Alia lUanuraoturors or I
AtPc10 , IWR "IOOl. !
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lJe J'S CIIIRRV : I'IC.TORA : .
Denth of Rev. H. C. Clinton.
I cII. . Co Clinton pasl ! : d from
labor to reward Wednesday ,
April 18. 1'JO ( " at 7 p. m. , at the
holltc of J. O. Wilson , in Cliff ,
Custer county , Nebraska. IIe
had been sick six wcel < s prior to
his death and the last two wcc ] < s
had been at the home of . \1 r.
Wilson. With no pain hc peacefully -
fully crossed the ri\'er Jordon and
entered Into the rest the T40rd I
had prepared. 'I'he deceased
was 81) years old.
Hev. H. C. Clinton was a pioneer -
neer missionary and organizer of
the General Baptist churches in
Nebraska. He was sent from
the General Baptist Conference
of 'l'ennessec somecig-hteen years
ag-o. He has made Custer coun-
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ty mOit of the time and iq widely
known. His work WIS in Custer.
I40gan , I.incoln , Doyd and Broc k
counties. as well as other cou n-
tics of the state in which he
preached the GOHpel of Christ.
'I'he rcmains of thc deceased
were laid to rest in the Cliff
Cemctery , after appropriate services -
vices at the M. B. church , conducted -
ducted by Hev. D. 1/ . Wood ,
Grad. } ' , Nebraska.
Although the deceased had not
a hlood relative present or living ,
all care was gi\'en him that
Christian hands could minister
and the services of five medical
men. He will he missed as no
other man , as he spent his life in
serving others. W. J. HrCH.
Young Men'a Chriatian Club.
A number of mcn met at the
court house Monelay nig-ht to ef-
fect a temporary org-ani7.ation to
ue known as the Young Men's
Christian Club.
An organization was effected
hy electing II. Lomax , president ;
J. D. Wilscn , vice-presHlent ; R.
D. Pickett secretarand
, secretar\ easur-
cr. 'rhe following committees
werc ppointed :
Comnl1ttee on Constitution anel
hy-laws : I-.t. I. . Epley , N. ' 1' .
Gadd , Allen Chamberlain ; Jos.
Pig-man and A. M. T4evack.
Committee on location : A. H.
Humphrey.V. . A. George and
Jules lIau mon t.
I Committee on enrollment : Hay
Kuns , I ay Gadd , Clifford Tipton ,
I T-.tynn Douglas , Russel1 Fmith ) ,
John Thostensen , Claud Sidwell ,
I Cleon Cannon and F. W. Hutch-
I i nson.
'rhe enrolJment at this date
numbers 92. 'rhe next meeting
will be held at the court house
Monday , May ith at 8 p. m.
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naptllt Church
SC'rvicl'o ! in the Baptist church
next J4or < l' clll ) ' at 11 a. 111. and 8
p. 111. fil\bject in thc lI1orning ,
" 1'he [ , ilc of l cllowship. " In
the l'vcning , "Conscience , What
is it ? " Young peoples mceting
at 7 p. 111. gvcrj'onc maele wel.
come at these Hcn'ice .
A. 1\1. Jc\'ack , Pastor.
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Seed Corn.
Pure brecl s ed corn for sale ,
the Leaming's Golcl : : ; tanelard
variety , importeel from l.'unk
Brothers , Bloominglon , Ill.
Samples may be seen and orders
tal < en at VanCotts harc\ware \ store.
Price , $1.00 per uushel. 44-4 ( ,
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tha t i l is possi blc to bu ) '
LUMm l
equal to that in our yarels < : t lower -
er prices or 'bctter stock at the
same pnces.
Our scale of prices is so nicely
ac justed that the quality alwa ) '
slightly overbalances the cost.
Material that JOlt can not bu ) '
elsewhere can surely be bought
here.
Let us estimate on your needs.
l > ierks Lumher anll Coal Co.
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I will seli at Public Auction , beginning at 10 o'clock ,
at my old ranch 4 miles southeast of Broken : Sow ,
THURSDAY , MAY 3 , 1906
THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY , :
80 head of Hogs consisting of 60 head of
Sovs and guilts. SOlne of these are reg. .
istered and the rest are eligible to regis-
ter. They are my best brood sows and
the vex'y best guil ts I ever raised.
2 Registered Duroc Boars. One of these
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boars is H Billy I's" best sons. ' .Bil1y I { " took 2nd premium
at the Nebraska State 'air. ,
4 'fhoroughbred Poland China Sovs. . .
60 head of Spring Pigs.
30 hea of Gra e Cattle , ofvhich 10 head
are 2-yeal' old steers and 20 head of OO\VS
an B eifel's ; saIne good 'lilch ' CO'Ys.
3 head of 2-year old Draft Colts.
l yearling Filley.
2 head of 3-year old Colts ; one draft , the other a roadster'
2 Mares , 12.years old , both \vith foal and weigh about 1050 each.
1 'fhree-year old pure bred Welsh Pony , broke to saddle.
1 geared Feed GrInder.
1 t\vo..seated Buggy , canopy top.
1 t\yo-seatcd Road Wagon. .
1 Corn Binder , also Wagons , Farm Implements and Household
Furniture.
E'TE RYTHING GOES ! Having sold 1Y ranch , this is my
cleaning up sale
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Ten months' time will be given on all sums over
$10.00 ; approved security with int rest at 10 per cent
from date. All sums under $10.00 , cash in hand.
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Pure bred Hereford Cattle at : private sale.
. . ' G.E. Cadwell.
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JII1..u ; ; ; ; ; : EAS1. Ol GLOBE IlO'lEL. :
Rcltlo clcll nnd rcpaircd throughout. ( oofl1ivcr ) ' rig9 nt rcasonahll' tllIt'S. i
o Accoltloflntion ( or mille 1\1\11 muge horo.C1. ! ! Jln ) ' at 110011 , 10 ccnts : nil dll } ' , Ii ' --4. '
8 15 cents ; o\'cr uighl , .15 ccnts. Cal1 alld see lIIe. R ri'l > t
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HARRY KIMBALL.
HOCKWIDT-.tT-.t & KONKEI-.t I
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and GEO. WIT-.tT-.tING ,
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Embalmer and Funeral Director ,
NORTH SIDE , BROKEN BOW , NEil. . / , \ (
Business phone , 301. Hesidence phone , 227. . . '
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I have sme fine sows
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and'gmlts bred to
Oustm' Billy and Oad-
well's Challenger , also
choice bulls for sale. . .
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ffil Before You Build , Consult E'IEll 1 : :
ffiJ ,
ffirn Greo. : lap - : n.ea'U..9 : ' [ f' I
If Contractor and 8uilJer. Estimates :1 ;
'Iill ' Furnished free with plans and specifications.
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Bargains in Farm La11d a11d.'Ranc11es
Write for list with prices and terms of sale.
H you have land for sale list it with me.
Correspondence with non-resident land owners solicited
JAMES LEDWIGI-I , - - Broken Bo\v , Neb .
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Nuw Crocorv Firm
J. N. Peale and Hey 'vValker have purchased
the : Mevis stock of g'roceries and will conduct the
business under the firm . name of , l ,
PEALE-WALKER GROCERY COMPANY
JJaving bought this stoc'k at a hargain we are
prepared to sell you groceries as cheap aR the
market will bear.
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE
will he taken in exchange. $
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WE GIVE ORDERS j
on dry goods houses for goods we do not handle. ' 'j
Oall and see us I. ]
Pea.leWa.lke , . Grocery Co. ,
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East Side of Public Square ,
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BHOICEN. BOW , NEBRASICA.
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HARDWARE AND FURNITURE
First door west of Broken Bow State bank , in the ,
building vacated by Rockwell & IConkel.
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Having purehased tl.le HCckw.ell ! & 1(011kel stock ; 1
of hnrdwar and combIned It WIth my own , T now l ' .
have one of the largest stocks in central N braska. _ . .J
All old customers , as well as new ones , are in-
vi ted to call.
'vVith increased room and eombined stock I am '
better rpepared to accomodate the trade. i
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