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D. M.M m ml1. j. , f . \ F 1t4r
ADVEHTIijINO nATns. ,
One cOlama , I r montb , ' 7.00. Ono'l all co.-
nmn. er month 81.00 , ( laanor column , per
monlh , .oo. Lo811 Ihan qnruwr talamn , W
oonl8 per Incb per JIIonlh.
monlh Oardt 'otl \ " I\r.1 ' , PaKo , 00 cenlll per Inoh , pnr
LoCAlllchcrtlllla 6 cOhIll per linn eReh h"or.
lion.
. _ , Notleo ot cbarch talr. . IIoclollloll and onlorl"I" .
[ njmlJl where mOllOr III chorKcd. ono.holt rlrtoll.
lIoolot ) noUeol aDti renloUonll , ono-halt roll ) . .
WOdllDg ! , noUoolI troohaU , llrl o to } : ulJUllnIIK !
, lilt at lrolltlnlJl. " ' .
Dealb noUOOII tree , hrUt lrlll6 rot po"lIl1hlOIl
t ObltDary noUcolI , IInll cllr,11I ot thanke. (
Legal DOUCo at fa\.1.iI Ilruldod hI atatololl a t
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The report , of Commissioner
Garfield 0 11 thp' t aUSlprtatio" ! :
and freight rates obtaIned by
the Standar < : , aI" " Co. , . , fromcQtu , : '
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, mon cariers , . witn tite presidcnt's
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message . . acc . mp , inir , , . i oP I < 1 , .f-
the slgmficant events 111 the war
I , which 'has been waged by
the people against monopolies.
Whil9' o her ,11lpnoifolies , likl ; ! .the '
b.eef trust , are 1 m re I oppressl vc ,
and others , like .the sug-ar trust ,
, are , guilty , , : : of morc shameful
outi'akes upon'Jublic , I ? sentiment , ,
Standard ; " t Oi\ \ has aroused th.e
gre t t 1U Hgi1 tiol1. , ' ! 'his is
II partly due to hs being considered
"the.lmotlier of , the trusts , " and
, parUy o Hs. in reasi g interfer-
encel. w.ith , : the , g neral .busincss
I system , jof the country. Its
I enormous profits 'ha e been used
to , ontrol th railroads of the ,
country ; to dominate Wall street ;
I t ' misuse the fuuds of life
, ' insurance . . . ' ' . companies amI in other
iw ys to extend its power over
the interests of the ' '
. , people. 'l'he
' , fight against monopoly has been
J more that a contest for the con-
. venieuces and comforts of life at
i a fair price ; more than a struggle
to keep open opportunities for
independent business. It has
been a warfare in behalf of the
popular liberties
against monopolistic -
listic forces as dangerous as any
eyer represented by king of
. robber baron. In Standard Oil
the people have felt the center
: of this hostile power. The
i a tack Standard
upon Oil is one
that 1rou5es the popular enthusiasm -
, thusiasm mor than any other
event in tlie long contest.
I The i rtetat rce commission -
: mission has issueci a rcport on
, the railroad accidents for the last
three months of t e past year ,
. , nnd It is interesting to note the I
large proportion of accidents
th ' ' t resulted by falling from cars
40'r't > oengines while '
, or 'getting on
or off the same. Of the 44
, passengers killed , 24 recei ved
their'injuries' ' way and 538
of those injured out of a total of
1,064 , cfune from the same cause.
178 , tr inmeu were killed and
3,734 Injured. 76 of the ] dlled
and 1,201 of the injured are
: , c1 ssed in the same cause. Of
. 'trainnien in yards , 85 were killed
, nnd 1,758 were injured ; 26 of the
killed and 626 of the injured are
credited to the same' ' cause.
This ' is a somewhat remarkable
sho'wing , as most of these
accidents must have been the
result of gross carelessness.
The steel range 'peddlers are
finding Nebraska a very profit-
ab1e fiehl just at the present
time , and it would be well for
many a farmer-before
purchas-
i 1g to 'make inquiries of his
cal hardware store as to what
they charge for these same low
grade stoves the peddlar is
selling. '
Annual Meeting Alethetic & Uterary
Hisb School AllociaUon.
The Annual meeting of the
Custer County High School Association - I
sociation was held in Drocn ]
Bow , Saturday , May 12. Owing'
to the fact of the President ,
Russell mith , having left school
and resigned his office somc three
months since , tht : advent had not
been as well ad yertised as it
'should have been , as the vice I
president lived in a distant part
. of the County.No blame attaches -
, taches to anyone for this omission -
sion , but it is to be regretted.
, The field contests were held at
the ball ground in the afternoon ,
but we have not a full treport of
them. We under&tand that the ,
boners were pretty evenly distributed -
tributed among t e various towns
represented. l
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Court room. 'l'lfrce he\\ \ I Sc lOols
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t stants. ' It ; is1wodhy , of no e
t1\f1t \ QY ( ' ( lf the ! cight took patt
In the contest last ycar , and that
n rst hbnorsl \ re 'a ' warded to the
same young la ly who won second. .
place at that , tIJ,1 } . . ' ,
All of the ! cdnteslduts did sucll
excellcnt work that it was hard
to discriminate among thcm.
'l'he rcsult , which was reachpd
y qOln uJiug an 'ay rag'e' of the
il1hrk ngsraw r ] dd iby lhe judgies
was" apparently satisfactory lin
tllat it seemed 'to meet the qp-
proval 'of the audiente. 'r'lc '
ofllowing is a list of the contestants -
ants and the titles of their selections -
tions :
1. "How Jin1tnie tendcd the
Bab.n" Vera Atkinson , Merna. '
2. " 'rhe Story of a 1tar , "
'Mary ' Dumbbell , Brokcn Bow.
t 3. "Dill Smith , " Very J ddy ,
Mcrnh. ! , / j
' 4. "Chargedvith Murder'i
Verna l enstermacher , Sargeh t.
5. " 'l'he Polish Boy , " Mry
Readc , Merna. ,1
(6. ( " 'rhe Dream of Ug" < ! nc
A 'an1 , " Gcorg-ia Stokes , Sarg-ent.
i. "l'he Pilot's Story , " Alina
Sullivan , llroken Bow.
8. "My l irst Dealt , " Alison
Vanden burg , Sargen t.
.Judges. co. B. f Mair , Jos ,
Jigmal1 , II. , M. Pinckney.
At tilc dIose of the speaking ,
and while the judges were fig' lr-
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ing up'their averages , the Glee
Club sang two or three selections
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liDo you1likc ir ? , ifh h'JIJ ! "
he contented with it ? Hnv
to be p , 011 , no I J list put , on
A yer's Hail' Vigor und have
long , thick hair ; soft , even
hair ; bcautlfu , { haIr , wltholir n
.sinrl1e gray 'Jill ! . : in ire Hnve , n
little pr.ide. Keep young jusr
as long as you con.
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t nm nrt"loven 71'ara old. nnd uulll ro-
Null ) m ) ' Illiit Will 'Y r ) "m ) ' . 1I11 In n few
wceln Ayer'sllnlr Vllor : rtlture. . the riRturnl
I'IIlnr III lilY "alr II ! ! lOW th r I , Ilot n 1:11' ) '
, , , .tr ' " hll toell.J. . W. IIAN/ON , Deuhler
Orcc" . Cnl ,
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byJ. C. A.lIr co.r.owtltt. : 141\11.
Aho IUIIDuf40turera ot
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plauded by the , audience ! ' ! 'he
awar l of the judges i in icated
as { ollows , thc , markmgs lJas d
OJ ] a scale of tOO :
.No ( i' 1J4 'J ; No.2 , 94 ; No. 3t
94 , N > . 4 , 94 ; No. I , fJ3j3 ; No.8 ,
9 , j 'No.7 , 1J27Jj No.5. 90,0.
When it is considered that
Uierc was not the slightest consultation -
sultation on the part of the
judges as to the merits of any I
spcaer ] until the marking was
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. - ! lad rlt Jercd II
Aft t < Ice 10 I , H Ht. l Jb 1. jewJtt
pr < . > tn.t < . . tile ] triz , cup t9 Miss
GcorJ.\ tokcs for Ule Stirg'cnt
sqhpql. with nl f\trnlg \ } intimation
that n ( ' : t year woulil witl1css fI
determined effort to bring it
"back to Hrok n Db v. , .
MClllbers of t he Association
tarric ! ] after thc audience wa : ;
disl11is ! c < 1 , for a Intsi/1css / session.
Vernon 'BaiHier was choscn
prcsid nt for the ensuing year.
: : ? ome plans werc adoptcd looldng
to au Ihcreasc f interest in thcse
contests , hopit1g to cnlist the
cO-'operalion of those schools
which have not yet partici-
pa ted in these evenl4. ! Alto-
gethc.r the'occasio'n wasa very
enjoya ble one , and' well fi ttcd to
alTord great encouragement to
nil friends of 'the cause , of
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, , ' Broken Dow. Nebr.
Havhtll' jusl had . cllthl years J'ractlcal expcr
lellce' 8 111111 lit ) J\IIlIl'o. wlllltlvc Apeclal allcn
lIolI tll'lho drawlllll' allll I'rnbathllt ofvllis allll
lhe all 11I111 IIltrallulI of estates of deceased per-
SOliS alldl1llllors. Write IIr "hll1" , lIIe. 1111ay
a \'e ) ' 1111 " trill.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Pracllce III Halc amI Federal Cunrls. Ab.
stract IIf tilles exal1lllled. Real .1 'I ale and
Mllnlclpal Iaw a IIllcclalty. Dealcr In Real
gstatc. Strict attellllunltl\'ell to all bIlSlllc 'I
Office III Meyer mock. I'holle O. lIrnkcn 1I0w
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and Stock Dealers ,
BROKEN BOW , NEBRASKA.
We nov have t } e folloving unpulillleled : bargaiLls t.o offer :
( 10. 36. 520 acrcs of fine Inud. The pestof soil ,
I 220 ucres untlcr cultivation. 300 acrcs all Ic\'Cl.
hulance splcndid pasture and hay Innd , O\'C an
ncre in tilllher , two story fmUle house with porch"
bnrn for fourteen head of "
horses and hay loft , corn
crib , grannry , hog housc , fccd yurds with watcr
plpe to tunks in cach yar , four ncres fenced llog
ti ht. All fcnced nnl ] cross fcnced , wcll , wind-
null , ctc. 5 Ulilcs to Mcrnn. Rcntal value of this
place Is $1,200 , can he hought If tl\kcn soon for $25
pcr ncrce. Ouc half cash nnd balnncc on timc.
A sure good Invcstmcnt.
( 10. 37 1-2. 320 acres of No. I oed Inu1. ! No
hetter soil. 130 ncres undcr cultivation. Wcll ,
wllllllnill , tank. 10 milcs from Sargent. Pricc ,
$5,200. ' , : ,
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( 10. 38. 120 acres , 12 mites from Oconto , 55
ncrcs under cultivatiou , hous , stable , corn crih ,
grannry , etc. All fenccd. Well , windmill , ' tank.
Pricc , $15 pcr acrc , casl .
( 10. 39. 480 acrcs , 10 milcs from Sarg tm fmmc
housc , barn for 24Iorses. \ . All fcnccd. Wcll ,
wln mill , tank , elc. Pricc , $6,500. $3,500 cash ,
balnntc ; on tillle.
No. 40. 320 ucrcs 6 miles frolll Brokcu Dow.
All fiuc , smooth Innll anll rich soil. In a' fine val-
Icy. 175 acrCl " ; untlcr culth'ation. Some brolllc
gmss , hulnn'c"liu pnsturc autI hn ) ' lund. Pive
rOOlifnrm housc , hnrn for 12 hc\d of horscs.
Wcll , winll mill , tunk , ctc. This is a splcnditI
fnrlll. Price $010 per acrc ; part ou time.
( 10. 43. 200 acres of the best of Inud , 8 mitcs
f from Brokcn lIow. 140 acrcs uudcr cultivation ;
bnlancc in pasturc. House , batn 11I111 othcr out
hulltlings. Pricc , $7,500.00.
( 10. 44. 320 ncrcs 2 } Illites from Brokcu Bow.
200 ucres under cnltlvatlon ; 10 ucrcs In alfalfa ,
halance pasturc aud hu ) ' land. Two story fmlllc
hOllsc with nine rooms. Stahlc for tcn head of
horses. Nicc orchnrd. Two well anll winllmills.
One rent house nnl ] Imildings. Price $ .Q.500.00.
mosU '
) cash.
( 10. 4S. 320 acrcs 10 miles frolll Broken 110w. ,
170 acrcs miller cnHimtion , bnlancc
pasture nntI
I hny Innd. Price
$20 per ncre.
No. 47. 160 acrcs 5 mites from Broken Bow ,
50 acrcs undcr cultivation , all fcnccil and cross.
fcnccil. Price , $3,300.
No 48. 520 ncres 4H miles from Brokcu Bow ,
120 ncrcs under cultlmtiou ; 10 acres hromc grass ,
halnncc pasture aud hay Innll , Six-room , framc
house , stnhlc , grauar ) ' for 1,600 hushcls of grain , I
corn crib anll
othcr
outbuildings : hen housc , hog
honsc. All fenccI ] and cross.fcnccd. Wcll , wind.
mill , bcaring chcrry trees nntI othcr orchards ,
Price , $20 per acre ; half cash.
No. 49. 320 acrcs , 10 milcs from Broken Bow.
80 acres uudcr cultimtion. Pricc , $20 per acre.
No. 50. 1360 acres 12 milcs from AI\elIllO. ! 7'J0
acrcs decilcil Innll , 60\0 \ acrcs school Inlll ] . 280
acrcs undcr cnlth'ation , 25 acrcs In timbcr.
500 or 600 acrcs cau he culllvntcl. ! { lrame
honsc , stable. grannr ) ' , corn crib , well. wind.
mill , cistcrn , hcuring orchnnl. All fcnccil
11I111 cross.fencell Into five
pastures. PriCll ,
$15 per acre for dccdcll Innl ] and $15 for school
lensc. I1nlf cash , balance on time.
No. 51. 320 acres nlcc , choice fnrlll land 2
miles from Brokcn Bow. , , .
20\0 \ acres nnder culth/\
tion. 6 acrcs in nlfalfa and hrome gruss , This
farm in 111 a geol ] state of cnlth'ntion. Rcnt sharc
of crop goes with place if soltI soon. I.ocntion antI
qnhlity of soilmnkcs this n vcry dcslrahle farm.
Price only $27.50 per acrc. Wonht he cheap nt $35.
No. 52. 160 acrcs of gooll lauII 9 mile1 froul
Daoken Bow. 100 acrcs untIer cultivation. Partly
fenced. It's a chenp hargnln nt $ t7.50 ptr ! acre.
$800 can remain on place.
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all fcnced and cross.fcnccd. 200 acres under cul-
tivntion. l 'milcs from Merna. So honsc , frame I
stahle , granary , corn cribs , wcll , windmill , Inrge
resen'oir , hearing orchard. A fine place. $7,200. I
No. 54. 240 ncrcs 10 miles from Brokcn llow.
too acres undcr cnltlvation. S ncres in 01 fulfn ,
balancc in pastur antI ha ) ' lan . All fcncctI nntI I
cross.fcnccd. SOil honsc , frame barn , well , wind
mill , cistcrn , tanks , R. P. ' D. antI telcphone. II
Pricc , $3,000.00.
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No. 55. 160 acrcs 6 mitcs from Brokcn lIow.
80 ncrcs under cultimtion , halancc pasture nntI
ha ) ' Innd. SotI honse , stablc. hcn housc , wcll ,
wlllil mill. .All fcnccl1. Crop goes with farm.
Pricc , $32.00 Jlcr acrc ; part on time.
No. 56. 160 ncrcs 9 milcs from Brokcn Bow.
65 acrcs under cultivation. 80 or 90 ncrcs in pasture -
ture , fcnced with thrcc wircs. Sol ( housc. frame
stablc , granary , COrti crib , wcil , wind mill , tank.
Pricc , $20.00 pcr acrc. part on time.
No. 57. 160 ncrcs 10 milcs from DrokclI Bow.
40 acrcs undcr cultivation. Onc.half fcnccd. 'Sod
housc , stablc , fralllc grnnary , wcll , winll mill ,
tank. Pricc , $1 ,300 cnsh.
. No. 58. 160 acres good , rich , hlack soil , IJrairic ,
Innd , gcntly rolling. 8 milcs to gooll growlll R. .
! ? . town nndmnrkct. Prics.00 pcr acre. This
IS n snnp.
No. 59. J60 n rcs of finc , rich fnrm land 3H
miles from Broken Dow , 80 acrcs in ' All
smooth farm Innd hut 10 acrcs. l enced crof' cross.
fcnccI ] . Itrame housc , barn , 'grannry. corn crib ,
hcn house , etc. . wcll , winllmill. This is a bar-
gain.lust ! scll soon. Pricc , $25 per acre ; hnlf
cash. Stock , feed nllll Implements may bc bought
with farm. Possession nt oncc.
No. 60. A Rplendid ranch of 1880 acres , sclected
dccdctIlnnd. and 800 uc s school Icasc , makiug .
2680 acrcs all In n body-nbout 40 acres in alfalfn.
This ranch will run from 800 to 1000 heall of stock
summcr alld winter. Cuts ovcr 1000 tons of hay.
Four .wells ntul winllmills. Storagc tanks , \told.
inH abotit 8,000 gallons of watcr at cach mill. 10
mllcs from gooll railroad to'n ntll ] has side-tracks II
and scction house on place. Two story frame
house an all other ncccssnry ranch buildings.
Ncarl ) ' $4,000 worth of improvcmcnts. Household
goods and machincry all go with ranch and possession -
session givcnat once for $6.50 per acrc.
No. 61. So acres of good , rich soil , 25 acres In
cultimlion , bnlnncc in ha ) ' ntul pnsture Innll , 'sollie
nlfnlfn. 6 milcs from Brokcn Bow. Pricc , $1,500 ;
$1,000 cash. This woultlmnkc It finc homc.
No. 62. 320 ncres OIlC milc from Brokcn Bow.
170 ncrcs 1IIucr cnltimtion ; nbout 35 acres in
nlfalfa and hromc grass. 6.roolll , ncw fmme
housc , harn 32X32 , shell 90 fcct 101lg , hcn houst. ,
coni house n1ll1 othcr out-buill1ings. Nlcc orchard ,
wcll , willlt mill. There arc ovcr $3,000 worth of
Impro\'cmcnts. About 100 acrcs in pnsturc. Price ,
$9,000.00 ; pnrt on timc. This Is a splendldllniry
ItllIl hog farm whicH , has ) 'ieldell $150 to : j2oo ; pcr
month in the dairy busincss. A Hnt' hcnl of 35
hcnd of Brown Swiss cows anll 3 bulls ; can be
bought with fnrm. Part of the cattle nre regls. '
tered and othcrs arc hIgh gradcs. This farm nnl ] :
Imsincss willmnke a man rich in a few yeurs. r
No. 63. 6.10 acres of dccdcll Innd and 6.10 acrcs
school land , leuse run9 21 ) 'cars , costs : : ' 67 per ycnr.
All black , rich soil. 250 acrcs in crop. All fenccl ]
nnd cross.fcnccl1. 5.room house , ncw barn 36"34 ,
grannr } ' for 3,000-lmshcls of grain. hog I1l1d shecp
housc. 38"24 , two wclls , wind mills. fecll yards ,
17 acres alfalfa fenccl ] hog tight. 17 acres brolllc
grass. 7 miles from Brokcn Jlow. GOOI ] roall , R.
11. D. nnd telephonc : Price , for short time , $26
per acrc , selloollnnd lensc throwlI 11110,000.00 \ ; 1
cash , ] . , alnnce on time.
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Heln(1eled ( ahd rcpulrcd thro lgltout. Cioollivcry ] rigs at rcasonablt. totes. . , , _
o Accomollation for catt1t ! I1nd rangc Horscs. 110) ' at noon , 10 ccnts ; , 1111 I1n ) ' , . .
R 15 cClltS ; o\'er night , 35 ccnts. , Call a.n lCc Inc. ' ' ' '
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How n bout Yo l Mower'J D es' it lee
A U r an. Shar cIilng ?
Having purchased and placed in operation , in my wagon shop , a
new Ideal Power awn Mower Sharpencr I am prepared to do first- I
class work in the line of sharpening lawn mower knives.
' There is Nothing Like It on the Market. ' .
Dy its use each blade is sharpened alikc , the bevel on , tile kn'es
being ] { ept at the same dcgree a1J along the knife. All high and
low spots arc taken out and any degree of clearance can be given
thc blade so a lawn mower will run and cut easier than when new.
Morr good lawn mowers arc spoiled by bunglesome sharpening .
than by the work they . do. Dring your cranky mower to me. ( , I
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Embalmer and Funeral Director , ! :
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Businrss 1 > 110111' . 301. I csidence .
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are d alers in Heal Estate of all kindg. i
WE We W11l 'buy or sell. Don't fail to see
us before you buy or sell. We can do : ;
g , you good. Ool1ection made and insurance -
ance written. Farms rented and taxes paid. See
us for farm loans. Come in and see us.
BOWMAN & ANDER , SON. i
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Bargains in Farm Land and l aI1c.lles
Writc > for list with prices and terms of sale.
H you have land for sale list it with me. '
Correspo dence with non-resident land owners solicited'
rAIvIES LED WIG I-I , - - Broken Ho\v , Neb.
Now . Croc rv Finn
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Hey 'Valker & Co. ha ve purchased the Ievis
stock of groceries and will c nduct the business
under the firm name of
THE WALKER CROCERY COMPANY
Jlaving bought this stock at a bargain we are
prepared to sell you groceries as cheap aA the
market will bear.
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE
will be taken in exchange.
WE GIVE ORDERS
on dry goods houses for goodA we do not handle.
Call and see us
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, The alker ctrocery Co. ,
East Side of Public Square ,
BHOICl N BOW , NEBRASICA.
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II you arc looking for the Quality of ,
lumber and Building , Malerial .
, for the Least Monev let us figure on your bill. I
'Ve always try to please.
H. T. BRUCE a. CO. . .
'South Side Lumber Yard , llrok n Bow , Neb. .
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