Nebraska Newspapers

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Locnl ndvertllltlir S cants per line each Inler.
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Notice o ( c11l1l'lh fairs , soclablel nUll enter'
tnlumentll wl1eru lIIoney III cllanted , ullc-I'all
ratel.
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prtRents.
Death nut Ices ( ree , half II' ' , f"r pllbllsltltllr
obltunry notice ! ! .
Card of ThanlR. YJ : ' . .
I.wnl nutlces at rI'rCJvhle,1 by IItntute. 01
Nebraska.
D. M. AI\ISIJERItV. . . . . Publlshor
CH A ' : " , DASSETT. . . A soolnto
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Thursday , Feb , 14 , 1907.
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The old "be good and you'll be
happy" formula conta.ined an
clement of truth-but only an
clement. In life the virtuous do
not always triumph , nor do the
wicked invaribly come to grief.
It is far better that the recept ve ,
credulous mind of youth should
. carly arrive at a practical understanding -
standing at the wholesome efTects
of right living , : rom every day .
example , than that the hungering -
ing intellect be nourishcd with
platitudes and left to grope its
uncertain way by ai of the dim
I light of half truths only to be
thrust at last into a glare of real-
i m so far removed frOIt1 even
tbe possibility of expectation.a5
to 1I1duce timidity ancL beget
doubt touching all moral seach-
ing.
We have a few subscribers who
remitid us of a certain John
Smi th indebted to a machincry
dealer in North Dakota who' had
a Swede collect r and he reported :
"John Smith he say hay vii pay
in . " " " said
Yanuary. "Well. the
boss. "that is the first time John
ever set a time to pay. Did he
really say he would pay in
January ? " HVel , I tank so ; he
say it ban cold day ven you get
dat mooney and ay tank dat
ban Yanuary. "
Gemral Kuropatkin is reportcd
as engaged in writing a treatise
on the Hlate unpleasantness. "
Probably those chapters immediately -
ately dealing with the luring of
the unsuspecting Japs into the
interior , far from their basc of
communication , will not breathe
quite tbe same entbusiasm that
cbaracterhed : the 0'1 cial dispatches -
patches descriptive of the move-
ment.
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It is said thc Interstate COUl-
merce commission has arrived at
the conclusion that the Standard
Oil company has l : > een engaged ,
on a somewhat extensive scale ,
in stifling legitimate competition.
Wonder if rivals who have found
themselves unable to supply the
consumer with so good it product
are numbered aUlong the stifled ?
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The next presidential campaign
is going to be a bitter one. A
newspaper reporter has dug up
an unpublished poem by Colonel
Wilham Jennings Br'an and it
is shown that President Hoose-
vt:1t owns ra11road bonds. :
Young John D. Rockefeller
sagely abserves tbat it is the first
drink which is most dangerous.
'l'his bit of wisdom
. alleged com-
jng from .so intelligent a source
deserves to attract more than
passing notice.
The success of an Iowa farmer
in corn breeding is but another
illustration of what scientific
knowledge , applied to agriculture ,
is doing for the country at large
and the great west especially.
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If there are many more cross-
examinations iu the Thaw case
like that of the "insanity expert"
Dr. Wiley , there are a lot of
people likely to get started toward -
ward the "dippy bouse. "
How astonished the Japs would
. be if tbey could see some of the
accounts now ppearing in our
yellow-newspapers of how the ) '
are prepil.ring : for war on
America ,
An Indian woman has just bien
married for the eighth time. She
ought to have , bv this timJ ,
passed tbe period of "trial
marriages. " _
Harry K. Thaw , noVl. on trial
in-New York for murder , is enl ) '
one of many thousands who havc
b come depraved by smoking
c1garettes.
Investigation of that Browns :
I ville affair may disclose""wliiE ;
. trash" in the wood pile. 11--- ,
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Coughing , dny r.lcl' ( Ir. . . ' . j" . , : !
nnd teJrs : the thront nn \ j''i J. : '
until the healthy ris ! lle 1' , ' ' ' ! : ,
way. Aycr's Cherry ' . . ' : : ' , .
slops the cOllhirw ( ; nnd hf . : "
the torn mcmhrr.nc1' : .
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A Dl1iry CommilIIIion , I.RW.
A bill has been introduced into
the legislature of the stateHouse -
House loll No. lS ( , ; Senate File
No. JIf-which 'providcs for
Dairy Inspectors whose duty it ,
shall be to inspect dairy products
and to prevent the sale of milk ,
cream or butter that is unfit for
human food. 'rhe enforcement
of this law will prevent thc dair-
mcn from selling 'milk or cream
that is unsanitary surroundings
or conditi us ; it will prevcnt the
creameries which buy cream from
keeping cream In undesirable
places such as the storeroom of
some grocery store surrounded by
onions , fish. oil or rotten vegetables -
tables and then making into butter -
ter to be sold at a low price.
'l'he two principal objects aimed
at in this measure are a square
deal for both dairyman and
creameryman in the testing of
cream and an improvement in the
quifIity of dairy products. causing
them to bring a hetter price in
the market ; and if by these
mcans it is possible to improve
the quulity of cream and butter I
so that the buller fat which the
dair'man produces and sells
would bring one cent per pound 1
more than was received last year ,
the increased price would pay ten
times over , the annual expense
nccessary to establish and maintain -
tain thc Dairy COlUmission.
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Progrl1m.
O ( Educationa'i mceting
Broken Bow , Feb. , 22 , 1907. ,
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.of A llTJmNOON SHSSION.
(2:30 ( : at the NOJ th Side School
house. )
Mu\lc. ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jlhlh Schuul orclu\tra !
Paller. . . . . .J chllol Inlln the Statu Allouciatlull"
l\IIIIIII II1.\huth : l\IcConuell.
"Uuw to teach n'alInl.I\IIHII Pluta Crllmly
Dillcllssun. ( . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .MI\H ! Slh1 Glltlwr } ' 1 ,
General dlscnq'llon.
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Huw tu teach ( : eUll'rlllh } ' . . . . " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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DhiCIl\slun. ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .l\II'i ! gdlth Uuller 1
( Juneral dllcnslllun , I
"SchooIIIlCl'ntl'eH. natural amI artlnclal" . . .
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1JlllclIsslun. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , l\lIl1w I.ouh ; 1111111
Gellurat Illscu\slulI. !
"Galulna the ! luIIII will Music. 01 thu chl1d. . . . . . . . . . . .
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DlscUIISlulI. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mills 1\laut 1-'arrell
General III'iCnHslolI.
lWHNING snSSION.
(7:30 ( : at the co'urt housc. )
Sunl ( . . . . " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "Amurlca"
. \lldrellll. . "Charactcl' hulldhllr the
elld uf ell1catlon" . . . . . . . . . . .IIuil. P. IIUllremo l\I. Cllrrle
SUIlIl' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "Cnsler County"
. I.ectllro. . . . . . . . . . . . . . "All ax ( hatchet ) tu Grlml"
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All who are interested in the
cause of education are invited to
be present at either or both of
these ses ions.
Stallion For Sl1le.
Will scll my Bay Stallion ,
Prince , weight 1750 pounds.
Well brokcn to harness ; fine bay
color ; kin" disposition. , Call and
see him at my pl&lce : , % mile East
of Brolen Bow. Satisfactory
reasons . for selling.
.Gno. O. W ATRHS , Owner.
FOR SALH OR nRNT-The sw U
srction 13. township 23 , range
23-160 acres-3f miles from
Brewst .r. Neb. All bottom land
excep O acres , no bluffs , running
water , ( ,0 to 70 acres good hay
laud. Address.
ENOCH MR'rZHT. ,
36-37 West Point , Nebr.
for Sale.
Thirtj' hcad of horses , COl1sist-
ing' of work horses , drivers ,
saddle ponies and brood mares.
14'our registered IIer for < 1 Bulls.
'rhree Polaud China Boars.
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tf. Ar.LAN HIWNHH.
2 miles south of Broken Bow.
Di..olution Notice.
Brokcn Bow , Neb.
February 8th.
The partnership heretofore
existing between W. D. and ,
Calista Grant in the tin shop and
known as W. D. Grant & CQ. ,
is hereby dissolved by mutual
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consent , said CalistaGrant re-
thing and W. D. Grant -
ing all debts and paying assum-I
of the firm. WM. D. GHANT ,
CALISTA GHANT. I
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NARROW ESCAPF. FROM DROWNING !
Bon. F. M , Cutrle'l Hotael Rntl nultgy
Swept Down R Creek nnd lie
nroly Elc Iel , .
'J'he thawing' of snow J lJt
weck causcd all crcck banls to
become filled with ! 3wiflly flowing -
ing wnter an:1 the usual placcs
for foreling' became un afc. 14ast
Slltl1rda > . . 11on. I. . ' . M. Curric , ac-
compaltlcd by J. Ulrich , of I rul- :
sha.w , lcft the Currie ranch for
this city. A drivc of four miles
blOl1ght them to a fording' place
on Deer crce k ' h ich w us tcrri bly
swollen , but ther finall ) ' decided
to attcmpt crossing.
'rhe swift current . floated and
ovcr-turncd the buggy and the
horses were unable to swim while
hitched to it , conscqucnll ) ' the
whole rig was swept , down
strcam. It was with dimculty
the occupants munaged to get
ashore , and they wonder now
how they succeeded in : loin ' so.
'l'he bodies of the horses and a
part of th buggy were found tite
next ( laf ttcc miles from whcre
the acc1Clent occurred.
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Arrested for Grund Larceny.
all li'ebruary 3rd , A. G. Spen-
cer. residing near Weissert , 10s.t
a purse containing SIJO.
On Monda ) ' of this week Link
'l'rotter was arreHed ; and brought
to Broken Bow by Deputy shcrilT
Ernie'1'hompson. It is charged
that 'l'rotter founel the mone ) '
and , notwithstanding the fact
he knew to whom it belonged ,
convcrted it to his own use. .
Trotter was arraigned in the
county court , Judge Humphrey
presiding , 'rucsday , when he
plead not guilty. In order to
get witncsses a continuancc was
talen until 10 o'clock tomorrow ,
bond for the appearance of de
fendant being placed at S250.
County Attorney 1 Guttersou
prosecu tes and N. ' 1' . Gadd appears -
pears for the defendant.
Made for Americans.
Hon. Ricard Barthold t. in an
address to Hepublicans in St.
Louis , pointed out the great
reason why the Republican party
will cling to tbe Protecti\'e
TarifT.I'While in Europ last
sumU1er , " says Mr. Bartboldt.
"I found that the people were
unanimously opposed tl the
AmE'rican policy of Protection.
It is a bad thing for the Europeans -
peans , but a splendid tbing for
Americans. The American
laborer is to.day receiving wages
th ee times greater than is p'aid
to his German brother , and twice
as much as tbe laborer of Eng-
land. "
That is the reason why tbe
republican party , which created
the 'l'arifT , will defend it.
Europe docs not like the Ameri
: an'l'arifT. But the American
people prosper through it , an(1
will retain it. The fact that the
American laborer gets twice as
much wages as the British work-
r in the same field , and three
times as much as the German.
laborer , furnishes a complete
vindication of the l epublican
Protective policy. 'l'he 'rariff is
largely responsible for the
American w rker's pre-eminence
among his fellows all ovcr the
world. Over 1,000,000 imnl1-
grants come to the United States
ever } ' ycar to share in the prosperity -
perity . which the Hepublican
party's 'rariff policy has won for
the country.
'rhe 'l'aritT which the Hepubli-
can party has devised , and which
it will maintain , is for the United
States only. No effort was made
by the framers of the Tariff : to
please England , France , Ger-
many. or any other olel-w rld
couritr ) ' . 'l'be interests of the
American worler were the sole
concern of the Republican party
in creating the 'l'arifT. By the
American worker is meant the
entirc body of the population ,
consumers as well as . producers.
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WEAK. WEARY WOMEN.
LeRro the Cnuse of Daily Woes Rnd
End Them.
Whcn the back achcs anti throhs.
Whcn houscwork is torturc.
Whcn nilht ; : brings no rcst nor sleep.
Whcn u 'lIll1ry disorders set in.
'Volllcn's lot is a weary one.
Therc ii ! 11 way to cscape these wocs.
Doan's IHdney pills curc sucl l11s.
This is oue Knusas WO III I1n IS lestimony :
Mrs. [ elissa A. J.o\'c , of : m Hendricks
street , l ort Scott , Kan. , says : "Last
win. cr I had an I1Unck of thc gril' , aud it
atTectcl1 m ) ' kidneys so thl1t I sutTerell
for a 10nR time afterwards with paih nnl1
Imucucss iu thc sll1l111 of thc bl1ck. I had
fc1t this trouhlc cOlllitl on al1 duriu the
fal1 , anl1 a cold I took was the finll
IIIcnns of bring it to a c1imax. If [ swcpt
thc floor or cxcrtcd mysclf in au ) ' other
waYi I hml to g 1\1111 1ie down , but thc
l1ul1 heaIIchiuR would commcnce
agl1in as soon ns I Rot up anll stirrcd
nroUllIl. M ' fOU ; urgell me to tr } ' Doan's
Killucys l'i Is , amI I ot 1lJOx nt 'r. Wr
Atkius' I1ntl { store , autl heganusiug them.
[ fouud such gratifying rc1icf Ihat I con.
tiuuell thc treatmcntlulil the tro\lhle
hl1l1 entircly disappeared. Myexperience
ccrtniuly warnltlls mc iu recouttuending
Doan's Kidney Pills to others. "
110r salc hy all dealers. Price 50 ceuts
Fostcr.Milburn Co. , JlutTnlo , N. Y. , sole
ngents Cor thc UnitcI } States.
RellltlUber thc nomc-Doon's-autI
take no other.
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If 'YOU
TOUCI1
your tongue to ,
ALUM .
and look' i \ the glass-you will s e hc : cffect--
Y 0\.1 can't help puckenng-it makef.U'0U puck rte
to think of tasting it. .
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By the use of so called cheap - Baking
Powders you 1ake : this 'pucl ering,4injutious . : Alum ,
right into your system-you injure digestion 1
and ruin your stomach. . \ . . . . . . . . .
AVOID ALVM
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oya is made from pure , refined Grape Cream at Tartar-Costs more'
than Alum but you have the profit of qua fy'th ; profit of good health.
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A Big Land Sale. the Consideration
.Being $107,280.00.
On Tuesday a deed given by
Victor H. Coffman , and l ese D. .
his wifc , to Lew W. Hill , ! he
parties bcing resdents ; of Omaha ,
was filed for record in the office
of tbe register of .deeds in this
county yesterday. The tract
embraces 5400 acres alof g the
South Loup river in the south
part of tbc county , the stated
consideration being $107,280 00 ,
wbich makes it a tra nsf r of
more than passing note.
Schedule of Broken Bow Mails.
chedule of arival and departure uf lIIallll
( rolU Broken Dow post ofiice.
Poucbe. . ( or east clo.e as ( ollowR :
Tr3111 o. 40.9 a , 111. ; No. 42.5:45 : II. 111. ; No.
44.7:4 ; p. m.
PoucheR for west close aR ( allows :
Train Xo.13. . 7:45 p.m. ; Xo. 41.6:30 a. IU.
Office hours. 7 a. m. to 7:30 : p. IU.
Office open SUllda\'R fro III 9 to 10 a. III.
1. . II. JEWETT. P. 1\1.
B. & M. Train Schedule
WEST Domm.
:0:0.3' : ) local IIaooenller. ex. SlIlIlIa ) . . al' . 6:10 : Pili
-11 coast t'a..senll'er. dally.lea\'e..6:5U : am
43 coa'lt P3R..enll'er. dall } . leave..J2:2-I : a III
-17 local ( rehht.arrlve. . . . . . . . . . . . . .20 Pili
gAST nOU D.
: -0.40 local passenlrer.lea\'e. . . . . . , . . . . .1):30 : alii
42 coaRt passellll'er. lea\'e . . . . . . . . . .11:21 : 11111
44 coast paIlHeulrer.leanJ. . . . . . . . . . .5:23 : alii
-lillucal frelll'ht arfl\.e. . . . . . . . . . . . . .2:10 : p 111
3' ) and 40 do nut run west o ( Hrnlol1I How.
United States I,3ml Office. l
Jlrokeu Buw. Nebr:1ska. Jalluary 10. 1907. f
otlce IR hereby I/'I\'ell that JJ SSE AI.I. .
BRIGll'l' . uf Jlrokell Dow. Nebraoka. haR liJed
notice u ( hili IlItentlulI tu lIIaku final 5 year
"ruof " III Hupport , o ( bl ! ! clallll11. : JIolllestea,1
1 lItn' Nu. 214 } madu April II. 1901. for tbu IIWU
section 12. ( uwllshlll 18 nurth ra 11 II'lI 21 west alld
that sailt tlroof will bu made before rellster olnd
n'celver. at Broken How. un J.'ebrnary 16. 1'07.
! Ie lIameR tbe ( ollowilla witnesses to pro\'u his
cUIIUllnoulI lellidence 11\1011. amI cllltlvatioll uf
the laml vlz : Georll'e 'l'em\llar. o ( Brokeu nnw ,
Nubta\la ! : Albert 8wlcl ( , of Broken Duw. Ne-
bra'ka ; AloliZo CaoulI. uf Jlrukell Bow , Nebras.
ka : Pre,1 Brock , o ( Merlla. Nebrallka.
31-36 JOliN RtmSE , Re.lllter.
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MARTHA K. DILL ,
INSTRUCTOR OF PIANO.FORTE
Classes in 1heory'of l\Iusic , Harmony I
anll Kindergartcn.
Piano lessons of 40 minutes , 50 cents
per lesson , pa'able monthly.
In Gleim & l\Iyers block.
Brokcn Bow , . - - Ncbraska.
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ROSS G. MOORE ,
Attorney-at-Law.
Heut Ostato aud loan broker. OOlce In AI'\lle
Block Drokon Uow , Nl1hra ! l" .
Registered O. 1. C. -
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F-OR SALE :
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ClIAS. T. WRIGHT , Brokcn now , Neh
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Or' ' " ' ! ' ' ' ! ) Brolt Nl' . 71703 .
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j.G.BRENIZER , Breeael lJl
l'ure Scotch and Scotch TOl1ped Short Horn
Cattle. My herd numbers 40 cows. Wltl com.
rare III brel'dln ! ! ' and Quality with any west o (
Chlcallo My experlenco has tancht 010 that to
! lIve Ioodsatlsfactlon , breedlu ! ! ' cattle I1Il1st be
rulNcr"u tlatH nUlluCle. I expect to
rntHctllClnl1crc the c.'quRI of anythlnll
falsed Inlhe U. S. I IIOW \ve25 < bulls suitable
Jor this and next year's senlce. My cows
Alehi'b ( rom 1400 to 2000 11Ouu118. Come aud see
ben'
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ROCKWEI4L & KONKEL
S uccessor t 0 }
and GEO. WILI4ING , .
Embalmer and Funeral Director , ' . . ) I
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NORTH SIDE , BROKEN BO\V , NEB. '
Business phone , 301. Hesidcnce phone , 334 B.
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Don't run away with the idea all lumbcr is nlike or prices
the same. Before you build cousult
Hla T II BRUCE Jr , COa (
South Side Lumber Yard , Broken Bow , Neb. -
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