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1':140 acres 6 miles fl'OlU Broen Bov , the county seat of Custer county , Nebrnskn ; nIl flr t-cluss soil 1uprovcd as follows : 175
acres in cultivntion ; 10 UCl'es in alfalfa , sod house , frulne stable for 10 hend , veIl , , vincl ulilI , cist < rn , hog lot" cattle corrlll and cattle -
tle shed ; all fenced. " Will sell the entire tract for $18,000 or , viII divide nd sell in separntc " .l'ncts as fell < Hvs : 640 neres , vith all
impl'ovement 175 acres eultivated land for $8,000 , or , viII sell the 800 acres , vithout Inln'oVenents except as to fenciJ1g for
$10.000. Tin1e given on part if desired. Call . on or address J.A.MES LEDWICH. , Brohon : oY Nebrushn. :
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. H. L. Mullen was a Lincoln
" visitor Monday.
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: The T4ewis Stock Co. , are
I billed to appear at the Tcmplc
t 'l'heatre each night next wcek.
"There was a man in this
I man's town and he was wondrous
wise. " he placed some ads in the
RHPUBUCAN and found cach one
a prize.
Mrs. 1\I. S. Mathews , who
resides in Pennsylvania and has ,
been visIting her daughter. Mrs.
J. S. Molyneaux. the past month ,
will remain until after the holi-
( lays.
John Piernie , of Merna , in
charge of the county farm , was
transacting business in the
capital city of the county yester-I
day and called to swap a few I
weather prognostications with
the Rm > uBLlcAN. I
Waller Harris has decided to
discontinue shipping old iron
after the 20th. next Tuesday.
when he will ship all he has on
laneI. Bring in all the old scrap
Iron you have on or before the
20th and he will buy it.
Reese & Morehouse received
an order the first of the week
from the state of Idaho for a
pair of their Duroc Jersey pigs
for breeding purposes. The pigs
were shipped 'l'uesdal night.
'l'hey are also in receipt of an
order from the eastern part of
the state.
From the high school comes
the report that the other day one
of the teachers received the
following note explaining the :
1'cason for the abscnce of one of
the students : "My son will be
unable to attend school for a few
days , as he has just shaved himself -
self for the first time. "
For the information of a num-
ller of citizens who have
wondered what has become of
Bllis Kennedy the RIUBUCAN
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.1 < t. will sa\ . , that he is located at
, . Halsey , engag-cd in the cattle
j husiness and doing nicely. 'l'he
elul es in onnection with the
t . , - "u iness do not pre\'ent him from
' g-oing hunting o casionally.
, The official retnrns df the
recent election is prcs'nteel to
th RHl'Utll.ICAN readers thh :
week in tabulated form. hewing
tie'ote received in ( , ; Jcll precinct -
cinct lthe \rions nominees.
. Those "who take an interest ill
, elections should presen'e it for
. - - comparison with the figures at
, next election.
' J. M. Christensen , who 'farms
for profit and. makes i pay. near
Berwyn , was tn the lty yester-
da\ ' and expressed hUl1self well
, pl ased with the result of the
# recent electjou which clearly
' . indicatcs that the reigns of
, governmcnt will be left in safc
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hands two years hcnce and the
, country continue to be prosperous.
Will Osborne , who recentlJ
made a tnp to the Indiat1
. ' ' that e\'er.vthing
: ' 'l'erritory , says \ .
I r there is collon which is the one
. great product and all the inhabi ,
tants talk about. 'l'here is .
great dcmanll for piclccrs whe
earn from S4 to 3 ( , per day
according to their proficiency
Book 1ceepers 01 I1d experience (
clerIcs are also in demand at gooe
salaries.
'l'he Custer County Medica
society met at the 'l"'emple theatr
'l'uesday night and tl.le meetnJ !
was one of the most 111tereshnl
and instructing the ociety ha
ever held. 'l"'he audIence roor
was comfortably well filled b
cihzens , all of whom list ne
attentively to the reading of th
papers and the discussions , an
seemed well pleased with then
Had the weather been mOl
agreeable there would have bee
a larger number present.
I Charles Hammond , residin .
l1ine miles south of the ci1
returned last week from a visit e
a month at his old hottle in CltJ
county , 111. , the first time he hi
been there in eighteen years ar
tIC was g-reatly surprised to fir
but littl up-to-dateness. t1
people still plodding along in tl
same old fashioned wal' 1
I . J reports his corn crop this ye
" ! ! ' as satisfactor.r , all that he h
husked so far yielding fif
bushels to the acre.
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Corn husking is now in full
blast from early morning till late
at night.
BOlm-Friday , Nov. 9 , 1906 ,
to Rev. and Mrs. J. D. BrQ.ely , at
the Baptist parsonage in Broken
Bow , a boy.
Miss Bly Kennedy left Monday
for Spokane , Wash , where she
has relatives , and expects to
malte her home there.
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Jones arc
enjoying a visit from her father.
John Scales , of Iowa , who may
decide to remain until ncxt
spriJ1g.
Mrs. W. S. Metcalf , of Wal-
worth , who has been in the city
the past week receiving treatm nt
for throat trouble , returned home
yesterday.
A. Hampton. of Ua venna ,
auditor for the Di rks Lumber
and Coal Co. , has been in the
city this week attending to company -
pany business.
1\1rs. Lizzie Calkins , who is
teaching in the Mason City
school , spent last Sunday with
her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
Poole , in this city.
Trains on the Bur1lington are
now running with more reguhrity
and nearer on schedule than they
have at any time during the past
three or four months.
J. H. Prettyman will olTer a
bunch of cattle for sale at
Finlen's barn Saturday afternoon ,
this week. Read the big advertisement -
tisement iu this RUl'uI1I.lcAN.
A. J. Elliott , proprietor of the
Grand Central hotel , reached
home Monday from Anolm ,
Minn. . whither he was summoned
two weeks ago on a count of the
sudden death of l11s mother-
of neuralgia of the heart-at the
age of 79 years and 5 month .
A new gas lig-hting plant ha ! '
been Instal1ed in H. A. Watts
news and no\'elty store and the
poston ce , adjoining. if it keeps
it 1' to the present stnndard is
one of the best in the city. 'I'he
manufacturers claim it is less !
expensive than nt1y othcr in hoth I
I'rice and the cost of operation.
Next 'l'ueslay Willis Cad wcll
will leavl for the 'l'exas coast
country rl'prl''Pl1ling- ! plrt\ : ' of
cnpitalists intl'rt'stl'l ! in 1 : ; nil" , .
lIe will be accompanied by a I
bunch of prospective huyers and I
will be ahsent about three weelis. '
'rIllS will not interfere with the
sale of buggies at cost , as T . E.
Cole. salesman , will be at tl1 ( '
carriage repository-with the
good .
Word has been rGceived from
Omaha that an operation had
been performed on John I obin-
son who has been suffering for
quite awhile from a running sore
on one of his ankles. Indications ,
, following the operatior. , were
that it was successful and that
I he would soon be on solid pins
again. Mrs. Hobinson accompanied -
panied and will remain with him
- until he returns home.
MAlml1 n-At the residence of
, the brides parents , Mr. and Mrs.
. C. II. Holcomb , in Broken Bow ,
Nebr , Wednesday night , No\'em-
ber 14 , 190(1 , in the presence of
relatives' a few friends , Mr.
William T. Darnell and Mis
Mabelle Holcomb wele united il1
marriage , Rev. J. H. Teagardel1
ofiiciating. ' 1'he first of next
week the young people leave fOI
Los Angeles , Calif. , where the )
n will reside.
I A farewell surprise party wa !
e given the Misses Iletlm and Alice
d Humphrey at the home of Mr
and D. 1\1. Amsberry last Satur
.
I day night \vhich proved a sur
pnse in all the word implies
Havi.ng been invi ed to spend Ull
evemng.at Amsberry's they wen
.g and upon arrival found abou
ly thirty of their friends all 0
Jf whom gave them the glad hane
LY and a merry ha , ha. Afte
1S greetings had been exchangec1
HI music and refreshlt1ent wer
HI served , after which games , cot
te versation and more music to
Ie quicklY'lped ! the evening awaJ
Ie On 'l'uesday the young ladic
ar left , in company with the
as father , J. R. Humphrey , fe
ty ising Sun , Iowa , where t\1 \
iamily w ll reside.
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your tongue to
L'UM
and look in the glass-you will see the effect-
You can't help puckering-it makes you pucker \
to think of tasting it.
By the use of so called cheap Baking
Powders you t ke this puckering , injurious Alum
right into your system-you injure digestion ,
and ruin your stomach. ,
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Royal is n1ade from pure , refined Grape Cream of Tartar-Costs more
than Alum but ou have the profit of quality , the profit of good health.
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Mis , > Aelelie Whaley , of Calla-
way , who , with her twin sistcr
Ada , just raduated from the
: : ; ioux City Medic.II college. WOlS
a Brokcn Bow visitor yesterdOl ) ' .
Chas. Himple ) ' of Arnolel waS
I city \ ' sitor ycsterclay. While
here he filed homestead papers on
section 25 , range 11) , townsh i p ; ! ( "
fin which he had purchased
reli nq u ish men t 1':1 : prrs.
The securitv state bank has
just receh'ed a" nice case of safety
deposit lIoxes and has placed the
same in a conspicuous place in
their banking room. 'l'h olTers
absolute protcction for valuable
papers of all ldnds. They invite
the public gcneral1y to call and
see how they are prepared to
serve their customers and friends.
A Juvenile Party.
Miss Gladys Tooley , daughter
of Mr. nnc1Mrs W. A. 'rooley ,
entertained friends last Saturday
afternoon in honor of her tenth
birthday. After refreshments
were partnlcen of , games were
indulged il : , and an impromptu
program , beginning. with < I
piano solo , brought out man )
tine readin s and songs from the
little ones. The guests c1epartee :
feeling that their hostess was tJ
success. Miss ( Tladys was th (
receipient of a number of beauti ,
ful presents.
'l'hose invited and present were
Ruth I4edwich , Bessie Crow
Leona Shreve , Georgie Bri.Hlle
Hazel SmiH1 , Jessie Apple
Mamie Apple , Bunu e Reyner
Mary Chrisman , Luc.r Chrisman
Lenora Johnson , Ocean JohnHolI
LeilIa Shackelford , Velma Smith
Lilas Currie , Henrietta Smith
Louise Penn , Nellie l\Iartill
IIelen Snyder , Marie Wood , Clnr
'raylor. Ethel Stewart , Glad ) '
Brown , Harrold Bigelow , Bert
Snyder < lnd Clarence li'inlen.
Your Name in the Paper.
'i'he RIU'UUJ.ICAN docs ue
want anybody , however humble
to come to Broken Bow or an'
boely living here to go out (
town without getting their nan
s in the paper. It will be ) ' 0\
ir fault if it is not , because
> r I want you to let us know it. A
Ie you have to do is to call fl
phone No. 78 and tell us.
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I The Royal Highlander Team.
'I'he Royal Highlander team
of this city , wcnt to Ansley
Tucsday n Hernoon to assist in
castle building" . . 'I'hey drove
own in the afternoon , returnin
Wednesday mornin r on No. 41.
I They report having enjo'ed a
good time. They helped to
initiate fifteen refugees alld the
most of the night was used in the
work and the banquet , which
followed. I
The members of the team
which wen't to Ansley were :
Misses Emma Scott , Essie Hol-
comb , Hanna I yell , tottie Sims ,
Jessie Hector , Mrs. Ellis , and
Frank Grifiith , Den Walton , Ii' . ,
W. Hutchinson , Alvin Burk ,
James Thomas , Joe Hic1mlan.
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' Educational Meetings.
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Superintendent Pinckney has
arranged for educational meet.
ings in the count ) ' , for which
splendid programs have been ar-
ranged. Not only teachers and
pupils are iuvitedto attend these
meetings , but parents as well.
'l'hey will be held as follows :
Anseleno , Ii'riday , Nov. 23.
1\lerna , Saturday. Nov. 24.
Ansley , Friday , Dec. 7.
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U. . Church.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. At
- 11 a. m , Rev. C. 1\1. Kellev will
preach , Mrs , Kelley will im the
: pulpit in the evening. 1\1ir.sion
, stvcly at ( , :15 : p. m. All members
, desi red present.
Firat Grade Teachers.
, County Supt. Pinckney has re.
ceived a circular letter from the
, state superintendent which wil
, be of interest to teachers holelint.
I , first grade certificates. 'l'he let
a ter states that "All such teach
s ers may earn a grade in PSj'
y chology to apply on a state cer
tificate by fulfilling the follow
ing conditions : Application
It accompanieel by 50 cents , mus
, be sent to the state superintend
' - ent not later than December 1st
> f 'l'he state superintendent wi' '
Ie then send a list of questions for
\r written review of Putman !
Ie psycholog ' , One paper to 1.J I
.11 written 111 December , one i
Dr March and one in May , eac
paper to contain about SOU word !
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l. Etl COLE , ,
: licensed Emballner
and Funeral Director ,
hus just l'ceeivocl a large stock of undertaking
goods. ' ) 'his is one of thc 11Iost ; complete stocks
of undcrtaking goods e\'OI' brought to Broken
Bow. They are located in the Oadwell huilding
011 ll'ourth avenne. .
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Parties wishing anyhing ( ; in this
line are requested to call and
Jnspect g'oods and get primm.
, 11'01' first-plass work in nnne- )
taking' 01' embalming call Hnd
! see me 01' phone. \
Phone Numbers : OfficC' , 7 7 ; Hesidence , 322.
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_ 'rhe leading strains of Duroc blood flows through our herd.
_ We have some choice spring boars , tops of our crop of spriug
_ pigs. 'rhey are lengthy , heavy-bone fellows-goocl enough
_ for head-hearc1ers and the vcry best for feee1ng purposes-
for sale at very low prices.
t We have four boars sireel by Ohio Chief , the great hog.
, _ One-third interest in him sold for $2,000.00. 'I'heir dam we
purchased for $245.00 last I.'ebruary.
ii Pedigree with every animal solel.
Ir We guarantee satisfaction. .
IS NO'l'E-We have decieleel to not hold a public sale this fall.
Cume and see our herd-8 miles west of Brolcen Bow , Nebr.
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