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. The new law has gone into
effect in New YorJc state that a
person solell1nbdng a marriage
must report the facts to the
proper omcial , giving names ,
ages , places of residence and
other fncts , within twenty-four
hours or he is guilty of a misdemeanor -
demeanor , and can be punished
nccordir1g1Y , upon con\'iction.
'I'his shouid do away with secret
marriages.
Senator Clark , of 1\1ontana ,
declares that he has made up his
! mind not to run ng-ain for the
senate , but his friends were
urging him so strongly that he
( lid not lcnown but he would have
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" to become' candidate. 'l'here
must be some in1\1ontana whoare
, : ' , anxious for the senator to again ,
open his bar'l and see the scenes
> of eight ear go ted. I
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1 It is the man with fnith--faith
in himself , faith in his fellowman - :
" man and faith in his God-who
; " wins. 'l'here is a vast dilTercnce
iu views and every individual
t has pcculiarites-as you may
: view him. Give him credit for
; : ' . the honesty of his opinions , until
f' . actu l proof is produced to the
y' ' f contrar , ) " Have faith in .your
'I fellowman if vou would , succeed
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t , ' ; Line up and vote with the
: : I winners two years hence. We
'f'11 freely and fully forgive you for
' . being wrong this time. It didn't
: - hurt.
'l'hcre were just 400 straight
, . \ voters in Broleen Bow. 279 of
. " 'cm were republicans and 121
fusionists ,
, It was only a sample. 'rwo
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, ' / years hence the plate will be
, if. heaped up for our fusion friends.
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"I told u so. "
" . . Abaurd Qtleationa.
' "Can you tell me whether there
" is any land ip. ) 'our district ? "
( . "Almost every da ) ' a letter Wee
r : this comes to us , " said Register
\ , - , Reese of the land ofiice the other
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' . day , when he opened a letter
. . . ; . asldng for information concern-
[ ' 1\ ing the fact whether or not there
t was any land in the Broken Bow
district. " ' 1'hink of how absurd
some people are who write us
such a question when they lenow
that if there was no land in our
district there would be no use of
maintaing and.sOice here. "
The troubles < ) 'that are encountered -
ered daily in the local land ofl cc
would in the course of a few
months fill volumes which in the
main would be interesting read-
ingmatttr. I egister Reese and
Receiver Amsberry are not only
called upon to attend to the duties
required by their ofiicc hut they
arc expected tp be land lawyers ,
claim agents and everything else
in which any lanel 01' homestead
question is involved. If all of
* the letters rccived dail ) ' aud all
of the inquires were acted upon
daily , it would take an ol1ice
, force of several clerIcs. whereas
j , , \ at Present these two ol1 cials and
g ; one clerk do all the work , not ,
, however by reasons of their OWI1
< choice , but because Uncle Sam
[ . \0. . compels them to.
is- : New Armory for Company M.
. ' Company M , Nebraska National -
[ : . al Guards , which has occupied
> r cramped quarters in a shack ,
! : accross the street from 'l'ooley's
I ) : . . liverv barn , for a number of
' f years will soon move to its new
't : ' hOlUe , up-stairs in the Cadwell
" : block , which was secured today
; . ; uuder a lease. Here the boys
; .1 will install personal lockers in
' . ' ' ; which to keep uniforms , etc. ,
" " and with a smooth Iloor and
' large drill room be nicely fixed.
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Rev. Dr. Jenks , pkstor of the
First Presbyterian church , of
Omaha , will dclh'er a steroptican
lecture in the Presb'terian
church of Broken Bow , on the
evening of Nov. 15th , his subject
being "On Horseback. Through
Palestine. " 'rhe lecture is said
to be of unusual interest , the
views presented Ieing taleen by
the Dr. during his r cent journey-
ings through the Hol ) ' Land.
Tickets 25 amI 15 cents. Your
attendance is solicite .
Com.IIT1'lm.
U. . Church.
Sunday School at 10 a. IU.
Preaching at 11 by Rev. Leonard ,
of Memphis , Neb. The Mission
Study clags will meet at the
church at 6:15 : p. m. sharp. Mr.
'Vimmer , leader.
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Do you pin your hat to your'
i own hair ? Can't do it ?
Havcn't cnough hnir ? It must
be you do not fmow Aycr's
I I-lair Vi ( od Hel'e's nn introduction -
duction ! May the acquaint-
II nnce resull in a heavy r.rowlh
of richthickr.1ossy hair ! An. !
, we know you'll never be ruy.
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THE ElfCTION.
'l'lte "fondeit ! hope that ever
sprung eternal" in the breast of I
a fnsionist or del110crat has been
bad I , } ' shattered by the returns
(1'0111 ( ' 1'uesday's election and they
are the meekcst-Iooking' lot of
American citi ens with an alienable -
able right that ever gallupcd
down the bonlevarc1-before the
returns turned 'cm down.
Not only is this the situation I I
in Custer county and Nebraska ,
but in every state in the Union
in which an election was held.
1i'rom the returns now med ,
correct and incomplete , it is
conceecled by thc fusionists that
Sheldon , republican , ha3 carried
Ncbraska by 12,000 ovqttShellen-
barg-er , fusion , for "governor.
They also concede a majority of
eighty-seven republicans in the
legislature ; sixty-seven being a
majority. 'l'his means the election -
tion of Norris Brown , the choice
of the republican state conven-
tiOIl , for United States senator.
In Custer connty the campaign
was a very quiet affair , only the
act \'e politicians anl1 nominees
-scem1l1g1y-a w re an , election
was to be heM this hIl , but the
returns indicate that the voters
were \'cry much a wake on election -
tion da ) ' and that they went to
the polls and voted.
'rhc totals of a portion of the
ticket arc as follows :
I-relllllllleall : 1"-IISlolI : S-soclallsl : 1'-
Pl1lhlllhloli.
I'ror"rellco bor Ulllh'o1 Statel ! SCliator
Norris IIrowlI. R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tQ : \
\ \ ' . H. 'l'hoIl1ll801l. J. ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1705
I-'or no'erllor
lIeo. I , . 8hell101i. R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002
A. C. HpellclIlIcnror , I. ' . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . .1636
Per COlllrn'sslIIall-6Ih Dlijlrlct
Moscs 1' . Kill' alol. tt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2141
'WIIUaru II. 'l'hollll' OIl , 10' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1557
For Senator-15lh lHslrlot
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I. , \ . OIlIA , Jr. I' . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . .11171
1.'ur Hcprer.elllalh'l'-Ith IHslrkt
1C , Wllkon , H. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1f1.H
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" . J. 'l' ) 'lor. 1' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .llJt.o .
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C. J" ! : ultersoll. R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; J
A. 1' . J oh n OIl , 1. ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .152'J
Hnpcr-rlsor-1Hst. No.1
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Snl'ervlsor-lIIkl. No. J .
J. H.11olcolllll , 10' . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2'2 I
I , . Cllbhlllan , H. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 295
Slll'ef\'l or-lIlsl. No. .
W. C. Itellx. 10' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1s'j !
J. n.I lIl1wrc. R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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The Mlonic Temple Dcdicnted.
I4ast 'l'hursday night the Masonic -
sonic 'l'el11plc , recently completed
in this city was dedicated to the
use of the Masonic fraternity , b.r
the Grund omcers of the fra-
ternity.
11'01' se\'cral days , the committee -
tee in charge had worleed putting
the hall in 110liday attire for the
occasion.
'l'he Arch in the l ast presented -
ed a line appearance , being
handsomely decorated and in
large gilt litters with the words ,
II WelcoUle Grand Lodge. "
'rhe occasion was witnessed by
the members of the fraternity of
the local and visiting brethern ,
their wives and - ' '
daug-hters. 'l'he
hall was filled to its full capacity.
'l'he dedication ceremonies
commcnced about S o'clock b ) ' ,
the appearanc of the. grand
officers at the hall , accompanied
by an escort of fourteen Knights
in fun uniform and equipment ,
in charge of Judge C. f4. Gutter-
son.
son.After tha Gt and omcers had
assumed thcir respective stations .
Worshipful Master Jewett , of
8mmett Crawford lodge , in a
few well chosen words announced
the occasion of the meeting and
turned the meeting over to the
] rand oflicers ,
The officers of th Grande
o e , who were present and
lsslsted in the dedication were
jrand Master Z. 1\1. Baird , of
: Iartington ; Dept. Grand Master
( ing , of Lincoln ; Grand Scnior
, Varden Debord , of Omaha ;
rand Custodian Hobert E.
renchof KearneyGral1ll ; Cbap.
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Graud ccretary White , Omaha.
'l'h0ge acting as Grand officers
for the occasion were :
Frank II. YouulJ' of Brokcn
Bow , as Grand JUl1lor Warden.
George B. Mail' , a9 Grand
'l'reasurer.
W. II. Xandcrs , Grand Orator.
II. B. Andrews , of Anselmo ,
Grand Pursuivant.
Philip Ii' . Campbell , of Georgetown -
town , Grand Standard Bearer.
Jl'hn Reese , of Broken Bow.
Grand Sword Bearer.
E. R. Purcell , James McMillen ,
C. U. Richardson , Chahner H.
ngland as Grand Stewarts.
Julius J. Wilson , Grand Archi-
tect.
J oh n .J. 'l'oole ) ' , Anselmo , as
Grand Senior Deacon.
Ernest M. Colemanl Merna , as
Grand Junior Deacon.
Edwin H. Burrows , of Ansley ,
as Grand 'l'yler.
Music was furnished during
the evening by ' 1'.ylor's . orchestra -
tra , and a quartet composed of
Mesdames C. I4. Gutterson , F. E.
'ra'lor , H. D. Huntington and I
C. E. Cannon. :
'rhe address delivered by Rev.
W. H. XandersVaa both able
and well delivered.
At the close of the dedicatol'j'
service Grand' Custodian Robt.
E. French gave a stereoptican .
exhibition , several of the views I
presenting lessons in Masonry.
Alpha Morgan , assumed the
position as master of ceremonies.
Speeches were made by all the
Grand oflicers and others.
Fruit punch and cake were
furnished during the evening in
the reception room , by tbe ladies.
The entire arrangement and
ceremonies , from first to last ,
were carefully planned and
pleasantly and impressively . exe-
cuted.
The occasion was one that will
ever be remembered with pleasure
by all who witnessed it.
Hi. Firat Experlnce Under Fire.
In the Army and Navy club ,
Washington , Gen. Chaffee told
this story of Gen. Carr , says the
New York Tribune. At the outbreak -
break of the civil war Carr left
' 1'roy as a colonel. His first
eng gement was at Big Bethel ,
and he was a p1'etty green officer.
It happ ned that confederates
were in ambush in the immediate
neighborhood , and jrom a safe
hiding place they opened fire on
the northerners. Carr , so the
story runs , instantly put SP4fS , to
his horse and dashed up ' 'fo a
group of officers. Excitement
and bewilderment were apparent
upon his young face as he ap.
preached the p'arty. "They. are
firing on my regimcnt ! " he
shouted. ' "M v Godl Now what
is t'o be done ? ' "
Program of Exerclae. . i
The following program will < <
be rendered by Tenth grade , < <
section one , tomorrow afternoon
a t the north side school.
Recitation . , 1.11110 AmRwn' } ' .
UlolCralh , . ItIrdlc Ueckwlth.
" : lIanllal'l'rallllolC In school ! ! . " Clara IIa\'lfI.
" 'I'he orllCili or JIaJlnwo'ell. " l1efl lo Joho oll.
Hecllatlou. Nettle Jcuscu.
"Ulstor } ' o ( the : > : ewl'paler. " Chrl tllla Hall.
II1n \tlIIUU \ ; : Ult\ the ) 'OtIS. " : llabel i'lockne ) ' .
' ' 'l'he Mo.lern : 'tlalCaxlne. " J l < lrhl : lIaore.
"lIIolraphy or Moxart" . U"reulce : lIcComas.
Recllatlon. RllthIcSherr : } ' .
R'a.Unlr.Iax : J > rake.
"Hanch 1,110 In Nebraska. " Johll Jt.ffonls.
J-'amUlar 9110Ialloo'l. I'va Il'e.
lJebate : Hesol\"I'd. 'l'hat a tle"lIs".1 Ioaloon
\\011111 be a belll'fit to Broken 1I0w.ffirma -
II'cClms. . 'l'aylor allli Prell RIISSOIII. : --e\a- ;
th e- 'Hel11'0rr \ ano1 V.'m Hllllert.
Short rca.I" " ! ' . Velma SIIIIIII.
"Nebra'lla aq \srlcultllral : State , " AIIIII
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'l'h. Indian III Po'tr } 1I11 'I 11111.
1.l1lor. : } ) era Kill ! : ' .
Critic. o rill " JUcharo1son ,
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ghlrlol Moore l'rl's. : : llcIcIl"Y. , S..c' } ;
( lora KhllC , IIlrnlee l\tcComa. . . I.\'a I't' 1'1'0'
! Cram , : ollllllillec.
1-4e US be your printer. ' { 'he
good. kind of printingonly. . I
\V AN'ruD-the year around , i
ten men , with or without families.
HUlUS G. CARR ,
20lf Doris , Nebraska.
'i'he best imported horses , $1000 each.
! lome-bred registered draft sta1lions.
F250 to 10750 at my stable 1100rf ! .
A. I.ATIllmVa.soN ,
0-32 Creston , Iowa.
I am going into the law and '
realestate business. Any law (
lmsiness undertaken by me I
will guarantee to finish suc- (
essf\1l1y or no pay.
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Doctor Leach , Dentist.
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tJjlic don't miss seeing the
millinery goods at the old court
hOlHlc , four doors north of Drake's
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Dr. ' 1' . W. Bass , ' 1'he Dentist ,
o\'er McComas' drug store. Call
and see him. Phone 1 % .
101t ; SAL { ' '
Of 1'ItADH-Heavy
work team , heavy wagon and set
of trucks with hay rack attached.
Will sell or exchange for heifers
or young cows.
cows.A.
A. Y. SU'I'1'ON ,
IHlf Broken Bow , Nebraska.
Drs. I 'arnsworth & Beck-
Del1tist . III
W ANTED-Men , women , bOJs
and girls to represent McClure's
Mag-a ine Good pa } ' . Address
67 1 ast 23d St. , N. Y. City. 34-tf.
My stock sale was postponed
on account of rain. I will sell
thc stock advertised at private
treat.v. WII.JTS CADWHL1. .
An ) ' one wbhing' akcs of all
discriptions Cpl1 leave orders at. .
Hotel Heneau. Fruit cakes a
spccialty.
If , you want a new farm loan ,
or mouey to renew , or extend an
old loan at a very low rate of
interest. Call or write
J AMUS LEDWICIJ.
A Bank Account is easy to get ,
little trouble to keep and results
in many benefits to the owner.
If JOu have no bank account
come and see us. We want you
to start one. You will receive
just as courteous attention if you
have only a small deposit , as you
would with a larger one. In
prosperity , prepare for adversity.
BROKEN Bow S'I'ATE BANK.
Home- red ( Jraft sta11ions , $250 to
$600 ; imported sta11ions. your choice.
$1000. F. I . STREA\I : ,
20-32 Creston , I
W AN1'lU-Gentleman or lady
with good reference , to travel by
rail r with a rig , for a firm
of $550,000.00 capital. Salary
* 1,072.00 .p r ) 'ear and expenses ;
salary paid weekly and expenses
ad\"anced. Address , with stamp.
Jos. A. Alexander , Broken Bow.
Before buying your lumber let
us estimate your bills. 'Ve have
in stock material for a ) } kinds of
frame bl11ldings. Also good
threshing coal at reduced prices.
DnmKs LUlIIBER & COAT. Co. ,
Berw'n , Nebraska.
I am still making farm loans
1t lower rates of interest than
ver before offered in Custer
ounty. Call or write.
J M.ms LHDWICII.
R. B. Mullins , M. D. , D. D.
S. the Dentist. 37tf
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to rca1i7.e that it is good. One
lay's use will prove that. And
lhe consumption in that time
\\'ill \ be comparatively low. Heat
iving qualities in this. case do
Jot mean rapid combustion.
l'her is a very small percentage
) f waste.
'Ye would appreciate your
> rders.
Dierks Lumber and Coal Co ,
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AS LONG AS THEY LAST
Sna , ps in prices on' : Buggies , Carriages ,
Spring W gons and Runabouts.
\Ve are forced to seH as we have leased the buildil1
) ccupied with the above stock , and must give possession
\t once.
You will never get another such chance to buy.
i1.1is Cadvve11.
. L. E. COLE , Salesman.
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ON NORTH SIDEl'BROKEN BOW ,
IS NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
II 01' AI D COL D Bl : iJ ; IrS ,
FREE SAMPLE ROOMS = , .JTtc'
J. E. ISZARD , Prop'r
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rug efOl'e You Build , Consult !
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i l ; Contractor and Bull : Jer. Estimates
lu Furnished free with plans and specifications. J
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HARRY KIMBALL ,
. l HOCKWBLT-I & KONKEL
Successor to f a.nd GEO. WILLING , .
Embalmer and Funeral Director , ,
NORTH SIDE , BROKEN BOW , NEB. I
Business phone , 301. Residence phone , 334 B.
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AA BOWMAN & ANDERSON. . !
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arc dealers in Real Estate of allkind . t ;
WE We will buy or sell. , Don't fail to see
us before you buy or sell. We can do ij
you good. Collections made and insur. *
rf ance written. Farms rented and taxes paid. See M
us for farm loans. Come in and see us.
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New and Second Hand Furniture ,
Flour and F ed Store.
'Ve wish to notif 0111' many customers that we
have added to ou stock of Hardware all kinds of
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Nails , Staple and Smooth Wire. \
\Ve also have : 'fason ' City and Iearney flour ,
the best that can be had in the state.
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\Ve always have plenty of feed and baled hay.
Goods delivered free to any part of the city.
We . repair furniture . and frame pictures.
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Rtn1odelel1 and repaired throughout. Good livery rigs at reasona le Tates.
8 Accomo < 1Rtion fr cattle and range horses. Ua ) ' at noon , 10 cents ; a11 ay ,
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WE ARE HEAnQUARTERS
for Staple and Fancy
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CROCERIES.
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, Pure Advo Iaple Syrup , per quart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . $ .45 ; 7
i i Pure Advo Maple Syrup , per half gallon. . .n. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .80 \
. : Pure Ad\'o Maple Syrup , per gallon . . , . . . . - . . . ' " . . . . . . 1.50 : ' .
' Pure Advo Maple Sugar , per pound " - " . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . .20 >
; Pure California . Comb Honey , per pound. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20 :
'I 0 toe County Sorghum , per gallon . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . .55 i \ }
; . Silver Drip Syrup , per gallon . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45 ( .
.j Pure N. Y. Buckwheat , per pound. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .05
, ) Advo Self Rising Pancalee , per package. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12y. ;
. A < 1vo Self Rising Buckwheat , per package . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12y. ; r
. ; Advo Self Hisillg Buckwheat , per pound. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .05 l
\ .Bulk Mince Meat , per pound . . . . . . . . . .12y.- ;
; Full Cream Cheese , per pound .20 (
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It. T. Walker Grocery Co. . \
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