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About Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1907)
' ) ( . ' : . , - " . ' r"l . ! ! _ # _ &u & \ r ijounty Ropu Uoall. ON H noI-LAR [ JUR V1tAR. L ADVCRTlstNU HATIS. : One cotumn , PH , "lIuth , $7.00. Olle.half " , cotumn. IJCr month , fI.lQuarter ) colllmr. pQr 1I10utll , . ! ( I. Ll.'fIS tliMI quarter column , c.o . ceDts per lucb per monlll. Card. ou ut pnllc ( , ( ) ceutll per Illch pcr mODIII , 1,0cal1\dertl lnw 5 cellts per line each Inler. \Iou , Notice lIr cllunh fnln. soclal1le ! ! all,1 entur. ta.lumeuts "kero nlIIIIC } ' Is cJaured , olle"'nlf rlU. . . Soclet } . noticeK aUlllcnlutloIlS. OIIl'.lut : . .lle . 'Veddlullnotlce floc. half prIce for " ' 1of prneuts. DeMh uutlce ! ! free. hn\ \ ( . .1 . ' \.lIIl1l1shllll " { obltuu ) ' nothell. Card or Thank ! ! , 50 c' . Lellal uotlcell nt rat tco\'lded b ) ' statute of Nebrakn. ! D. M. AMSUUlmV , - PUIlLISmm ClIAS. K. BASS1t'l"l' , - ASSOCIA'l'It Thursday , March 7 , lY07. . . . . - - - - . 1 t is said the 1Jood a man docs lives after him , but how often the world forgets the men who have benefitted it. All through the western states arc thousands who have profited by the growing - ing of alfalfa , but not many of them know that this was introduced - duced into the United States from South America by Harrison Parltman who died recently' at Topeka , Kans. Hardly a line appeared concerning the work done bv this modest man , yet how far re ching are the results of , his work ? Alfalfa has done much for this country. All through thc agricultural department - partment of this government are other unassuming workers , laboring - ing to better the conditions of the agriculturalists and make this country richcr and plcasanter as an abode , and thcy deserve great credit for their persistency and faithful labor for their , fellow beings. Now comes the announcement tliat Senator Spooner , of Wisconsin - consin ha3 resigned his scat. S oner was , at one time , charged with being interested with the great trusts , but it has been discovered - : covered that it was an amendment offered by this senator , and strongly advocated by him , which enabled the government to action on the whole seventy-three of the constituent corporations of the Standard Oil company in a single judicial district , regardless - less of their headquarters. The more Senator Spooner's record is looked into the better representative - sentative of the people he seems to have been-better even than many have seen fit to give him credit for. Fred M. Bryner , who "plugs for Oconto" , as editor of tha l e- gister , will soon have a source of revenue with which to pa.r the expenses of publishing a paper , when delinquent subscribers fail to respond , having' been rlcom- mended 'tS postmaster at that hustling burg , to succeed a lady who is "red-headed" probably - now -if she wasn't prior to the an- nouncement. Of course such a ; procedure on the part of Bro. Bryner is not , in high society ethics , considered gallantry , but he evidently believes with the poet that "all's fair in love"-and getting to be a p. m. The failure of churches to pay ministers rcnumerative salaries has caused a scarcity in the sup- ply. Ministers are always urged to marry so their wives can assist - sist in the work , but the small stipend paid in many churches is . insufficient to support the couple. \ I The clerics are not neces ! > arily preaching for the money alone there is in the job , but they are compelled to have sufficient salary to live with some degrce of com- fort. A fight is being made against the Inter-state Commerce commission - mission that it is overstepping its powers. The contention is made by opponents that the verv " name of the commission limits it"s powers of investigation and the . . c.ommission has no authority to delve into the private business life of heads of railway corporations - tions brought before it. Sarah Bernhart is accused by a French publisher of faking her memoirs. Sarah's real memoirs will probably never be published -with her consent. Moth balls will soon be displayed - played on the drug store counters , and then we will know for sure that "spring has came. " H.y Balelng and Corn Shelling. I have purchased the O. E. Eggleston hay baler and will do btl.leing and corn shelling at popular prices. Phone 356. C. E. PROUTY , 38-46 Broken Bow , Neb. I - - - , , , " - - - . - - . . . . . - - . - - . - - - " " ' " - " " " ' " " " ! ; 'lr""w- ; : : : . \ \ . , I - . . ' . " -'lAi _ . _ - \J " " Ask Y'our Own Doctor _ . . If he rclls you to rakc Ayer'.s Cherry Pecrornl for your sc\'rc cough or bronchial trouble , then HIke it. If he hns nnythin hCIlCI' , thcn tnkc thnt. But we l.now . wltnt he will sny ; for doctom have used this couvh medicinc' over 00 years. . . , I 1111" " " 5 .1 A1 t" ( IPlt\ , 1' lornl for lI\tlll'I1"I : . : . . ' . " , , ! ! ' . 11" " 1III"o'IiZIL. , It 1111' cI.IfIO 11111 I'I"ltt",1. . unrl , h"'IeI'/t U I , tI , , , 11 .1 " " 11111 IlIellldlloJ III , . IIII' , rorhl fur nil tllt/t' ' " ' \1111 I \I I' : , lul > l. $ J-I.I : O. SnIAU" ' . . . . , A'1t.\IIy.O"'I'"I. ' V ! . , . . . . . . . . . . . . r."u , . , . . . . . . . . ' . , , , . . . bdJt h.y .T. U. t.t ( I.owoll. MIUI. A 0"1 ' u . .otUt"r ot A 5AISAI'AIULLA. ! \ ' to J1' Co I'II.I.S. ' 'P/ 1IJ. : ; . ; : ) nAm VIOOr. . . II'E"i1'nR > Icep the bowl" olJcn with one of A 'cr'G I 1:1 : , ; t bedtlmo , Just one. - - - - TWO CENTS A MILE. Hili Decomc a Law in Nebraska and That Rate Went into Effect Today. Without a struggle , since the le islature passed the 2-cent per mtle rate bill-which was signed by Governor Sheldon and becamc a law yesterday-the railroad companies bowed to the inevitable - able and sent new rate sheets in conformity with the law to all ticket selling stations in Ne- braslm with instruction to begin selling this morning under its provisions. It was generally supposed the railroad companies would test the : law , and their prompt submission suggest that after a few months they will go before the commission - mission with figures showing that their passenger trains cannot be operated upon that rate , except at a loss. Of course it is generally known that the profit in railroading is derived principally from freight traffic and another theory of the companies acquiescing to the passenger rate so complacently was along the lines of martyrdom so they could IInplore for leniency if the legislature came at them too strong for reduction of freight rates. But be the sttppositiotls what they may and the theories wild and varied , the fact remains that the 2-cent per .ile passenger rate is now in full force and effect in Nebraska and-we shall see what we sec. Obituary. Anna Walton was born at Pittsfield , N. Y. , February 14 , 1815. On January' 1 , 1832 , at New Berlin , N. Y : , she was united in marriage with David Steere , to which union twelve children were born , six of whom are sti1l living. David Steere died March 17 , 1870 , and on February 24 , 1872 , she was married to Harlow Walton , at Iowa Falls , Iowa. Sixteen ) 'ears later , in 1886 , they moved to Broken Bow , ebfaska , and here Mr. Walton died September 9 , 1900 , since which time she has resided with her step-children , 'Po A. Walton and Hattie E. Speake in this city ; F. A. Walton ot Arcama , also bei g a step-son , who , with two sons , J. D. and C. H. Steere , of Iowa Falls , were present at the funeral services and burial. Last S"turday , March 2 , she was feeling- better and more cheerful than usual , although just convalescing from a severe cold , but that night at about 12 o'clock she was ti1ken with shortness - ness of breath and choking spells. Aphysician was called and all that could be was done to prolong hel life , but without avail and at abou t 4 o'clock , March 3 , 1907 , her spirit took its flight. Funeral services , attended by a large number of friends and acquaintances were held at the M. E. church at 10 o'clock yesterday - day , conducted by Rev. Early , of the Christian church. None ever entered her home without a warm welcome not none left without feeling the warmth of a genuine hospitality. Advanced age dU not destroy the charm of a kind , indulgent disposition nor did it diminish her unselfish solicitude for her friends and loved ones. Adhering to the faith of her fathers sh ( ; united with the Methodist churcl ] in early life nd later with the I Christian church and sh ( ; loved to atrend its services whet ] health permitted-as she did only a week prior to dea the While she has continued to enjoj the society of friends and chil. dren , she has for several years. . realized that her active life waE over and with resignahotJ awaited the Divine summons. . - . . . . - . . - , . , 1 " . . ' _ ! LbltJ _ County Dlvhlon. Lincoln , Ne , Feb. 4 , 1907. Editor Rm'uDLIcAN , Broken Bow , Neb. DUAl { Sm-Apparcnlly : the question of division in Custer will not calm and property owners must continually bring forward arguments and facts to show the advantages of maintainiug the county as it is now constituted. It may he of interest to learn that iu IIOC" Custer county attained - tained lIIHS'I' place among the counties of thc state in the total yield of corn. It'or some tiille Custer has held second place in the total corn ) 'ield , ranking' next to Lancaster , but in 190 ( , Custer passed Lancaster not only in total productor but in average yield per acre. 'l'he average yield in T4ancaster being 32 bushels - els while Custer produced 35 bushels per acre. For some time Custer has ranked 1irst in the value of total agricultural pro- ducts. In alfalfa Custer stands third among the counties of th state and this crop is the sheet anchor for the ' county's pros- perity. The Department of Agriculture has demonstrated that alfalfa adds $100 to the value of food i'l plant everv . acre of land . where it is grown. At .this time capitalists are quite shy of investments in Cus- ter. While 4 and ,5 per cent mon y is available In the eastern part of the North Platte country , the line is drawn through the center. of Boone county as the western boundrv . for the low interest rate. , Custer needs more transportation - tion lines rather than c unty capitals and by standing together - er and holding the countv in the front rank where it stancisttoday , capital will be attracted to the richest agricultural county. in Nebraska. Yours truly , W. S. DnLANO. One More 99c RUIl Sale. \Ve have succeeded in securing two hundred and fifty more 36 inch beautiful rugs in different patterns and will offer to the public at 99 cents cach on Saturday - day , March 9th , between ihe hours of 2 and 3 o'clock , the conditions governing the previous - vious rug sales to prevail at this one. At the sale 3 weeks ago 250 rugs were all sold ( , minutes after 2. Be on time if you want a rug. S. P. GROAT & Co. Real EstAtc Trnnsfera. R. I . Brcwa and wife to Prank E. Needbam , 10tR 7 a'\l1 II , In block OIlC. . ; ' orhl'luat town of Arnold. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J , ' < < J ( I ( Jcrry 1'bellls nnd wife to I.cwls 'V. 'Vcll .Re :1-2Q.19. : ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1600 OC 'rhe Union Lurd Company tu John I' ' . Shorts 10 nllllll , block 39. Oconto. . ] 00 ( ) ( J S. A. Robinson. slnltle. to Juhn Mc. GUlI'an wl-S RC4" . se . ( BIVH'uld Re . ( sc4" 2J.H.J. : ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : ! s 00 Lyman " ' .Cornlsh a till wlfc to Ruben W. Lowe. n 's se ; : < 1.14. : . ' ; ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1000 00 Mattie Vandenberll' and husbaud to Phillip 11. DnIT lut 5 and 6. RW4"RW ! . ( 13. so . ( neX 23. nw - 2 .19.18-2Ia.65. ! . . . 3000 on Mary Lanlr atlll William , her hus. band , to Philip Zoreb , c } Rw and wI's "e 27 and c ! nW - atlll w 's ne } : H.16. 21-320 acren. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4600 00 Nlkolal1'eterscn Hlnll'lc to Gertrlule Knlldsen , s 's RW - jl.14.11. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 300 CO Huben W. Iowe 301111 wife to Lyman W. Corullh. cl-S nw : ! ! : ! .H.22. . . . . . . . . . . 1000 ( Mott E. YalHlcnberlr anel wlfc to I'hllip II. DIIIT IInc4" 23 , s4 se . nM sw - Iut 5. 11.7 and II , 14.19.11. . . . . . . . . . . iOOO 00 Gcorlle D. Fleldlnll j1l1l1 wife to Chrlll Auderson lots 1and b. block 14 , Mason Clt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lOCI ( ) 00 JollII J. Hnsllell and wife to Chas. I. . Guttcrson e 's.Re4" lots I and : ! . : ! J. swU ! ! 4.2Q.21. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3200 00 James Whltcheul an,1 wife amI Sallic 1.lshlirlo : 10 ClIas. 11. Drum. nwU nw 23 1/i.23. / n ne . ( . ne - nw ( . s 's nen se .c and R R e . ( : ! .I5-2J , ne . ( 27.5-23. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 ( ' ( } 00 N. 1 : : . ArrnHtrOll1r ami wife to Georll'c Wllllnl : uw . ( 21 and Re ( sw 22-1S.O. ; ! . . 4000 QJ ( " 'arrcn S. W'lIs and wlfo to John S. Lyon , lot 3. block 5. : . ! nd add to Mcrna 150 00 Wrhrht : ' 1. Sark and wife to David E. Armstrollll lot 3. block I , vlllall'e of Sarlrcnt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65100 Johll T. Wood alld wife toGllbcrt E. McCleary lot 9 amI 10 block : ! , A. W. Gandy's ad,1 to lIrokcn Bow. . . . . . . . . . . 1l15L1 00 Callawa ' Improvcmcnt Compan ' tll Charl\s D. l-lIl1'leH lot 13 , block GI , railroad achlilion to Callawa ' . . . . . . . . . ISO 00 W. S. Swan and wife to William A. LeHenc lots 11 anell : ! . block : . ! . A. W. Gandy's add to Brokell Dow. . . . . . . . . . . OO 00 Thu Union Land Company to Chas. D. l-nll'cls.lot14. IItock : : 51. railroad adl1l1on toCallawa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11000 Emma 11. IrwIn and husband to Jolm Scbmeller. 6 's ne . ( . nM Ie JQ.l/.17. . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2800 00 Ida D. Bowman and husballd to Claudc E. Bntcs , nc sc . ( 33.1'1.20. . . . . 600 00 Jerome C.Whlteand wife to William I . Owell. swH" nw5111.20. ! - . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1650 ( )11 Kate Curtis ami husbaml to Jal11cs K. LYdia , lot 'J , blocl , 4. 1st addition to North Anslc ' , , , , , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100 00 Samuel S. McConuell. slllll'le to Charles 1.1 : > pear. sl IWheH" ! nw and noj. ( nt9.13:0160 \ : acres. . . . . . . . : ! SOO 00 WlIbcr I. , Lewis and wlfu to ormau L. Lcwls w se . ( and sese ( 20 allll s \V } . ( s w . ( 25Ig. : ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Q ) 00 Jobn H , Mahan. unmarried , to Paul C. Lehrs sw(24.H.I1. ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l60 ( ) O PauIO.I.ehr and wife to CharlcH 1I0ward. ct 301. sl-S sw 24-14.17. . . . . . . . . . . 1800 00 lIerman H. Klump and wife to J. B. KhI1111' . R\V 2' : : Iud n Re . ( : ' 1S.2 . . 1300 00 Ruby C. IInckbarth and husband to Jacob B. KlulIIl' nw2Il.24. ! : . . . . . . . . . . COO 00 ( teonce I . Duuawa ) ' and wlfo to l-lIubuth A. \ > anlels , Ilw4"KUo ! ( 4.I5.1 15000 : 1la D. 1I0wman and IIIIlbaml to . Preelerlck A. Bertran. wVl block = = , M. A. Wests addition to Broken Bow. . . . . CHOO 00 , . Prelcrlck A. Bertran and wlft ! to ChaK. W. Bowl11aulIl-S I1Ww swt. seY. sw } . ( t1.17. 'U. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :1t."IOO : DC Amorlah U , l twoll alld wife to All. son 11. Stuckey. all of block I , In the rallr'lad addition orhlnal towu of Broken Bow. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; ! .W 00 Charles I . Cooper. trustee , to Jacob B. Khllnl'nH U I 2"ld.2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 650 00 Cornellull C. Cuyler amt wife , and Benjamin Graham and wife to Jacob , n. Klul11p , e seH. sw } . ( se . ( , 8Cj. ( ne . ( 2t.II- : ! . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tJ.5O l\ NOTICIOP 1'IWIlA'l'I OF WII.I. . lu the Count } ' Court. Custer couuty. Ncbraska. ' 1'03011 perBons Intcreste,1 In the I , tate oj Anua Walton. deceased. Whereas , Jeromc U , Stecrc has filed In m ' om c an h'iitrumeut purportlnll' to be the last " ' 111 aud 'l'c8tament uf A una Waltoll , decea el , , late of sahl couut . . aud a II1Jtltloll l'raylllll' IU , havlJ the umll allmI1l.,1 to Ilrobate whlcb WI11 relates to both real aud p"r80llal where. npon I ha-e al'pOluted the 4th day 0 April , 1907 , at 10 o'clock In the foronoon. at IUY omce I In said County. as the tlmt ! and 'place ' yoU aud all conccrued , may appear and coutell the Iro. bate of the same. Dated March 7t1l. 1907. , R. IIUWPIIKRV. : l9-4 ISICAL Count ) . Jndllc. , , . ' ' - - . " - . . . . , . . . . - - " ' ' ' I - - , - . n : a'I' 1r"i WHAT THE KIDNEYS DO. I Thelt Unceaalng Work Keeps Us Stroni Bnd Hcalthy. All thc blood ill the Lody passes through thc kldncys OIlCC every threc IItlnutc . The kltlncys fitter the Llooe1. They work night 011I1 day. When hcalthy they remove ahout 500 groins of impure IIlatter daily , whcn unhealthy some pllrt of this impure matter is Icft in the blooe1. This hrinSts on many dlscasc ! ! and s'mptonls-pain in the lJAck. headachc , \'OUSUCSS , hot , Ilry , skill. rhcuml1tlsm , Stout , Hravcl , dimn1ers : of the "eycslght nUll hcarlng , dizzlncss , Irrcgull\r hcart , dchlllty , drowslns , ItrOJlSY , Ileposlts Iu thc urluc , ctc. lIut if you kecp tltc filtcrs right you , wltl have no troublc with your kidllc's. : \Irs. Ncllte May , of 308 Pcnllsyvaliia ave. , JOplll1 , 1\10. , says : "I kllow trom my OWII experlcnce thut Dooll's Kidney Pills arc a rcliablc kMlley remc y. I was bothcred for six or eight weeks with a constant dull heavy aching ill the sml\ll of my back , I was tired all the tillie , lacked ambition and in the mortl. ing always felt worse. Having reason to belicve these symploms wcre caused from the kidncy ! ! r got a box of Doan's Kidncy Pills. \ ' to be the very remcdy I rcqu reI \ , Ililur1l1er thc trcatment the IJ ckache , langnor au other symploms . Itor sale hy ull dea ers. Price 50 cellts Foster-Milburn Co. , ufTalo. N. Y. , sole ageuts for the Unltcd Slutes. RemEmber the namc-Donn's-and take no olher. , . Card of Thanlcs. We wish to express our thanks-- to the many friends. who so kindly - ly assisted during the sicknes and burial of our beloved mother. J. D. STEm-lE , F. A. WALTON , C. H. S'l'ItnRIt , P. A. WALTON , . HATTIE E. SpIAKn. . . . _ . . - - Ii i i i i Paint alld Wallpaper TilDe is here and of course vou have one or more rooms that need a brightening up. The best material is none too good. We handle the SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS. Ther\s is no better paint made , If you only desire a small can for household use or it you arc. going to paint all the house we have the goods at ) 'our disposal. Our prices are very reasonable and consisten t , with good material. A full line of paint and varnish brushes from which to select. . S. -a Lee The Busy Druggist. . I : ATTRACTIVE RATES I DURING MARCH March 5th and 19th , cheap excursion rates ; also clail V low tourist rates to the Guif countryColorado , Oklahoma , Arizona , Old Mexico , New Mexico. A Good Chance to Visit I Pacific Coast : I March and April one-way' rates to Utah , California. . I Oregon , Washmgton , Idah l. Montana , Big Horn Basin.- nearly 50 per cen t red uct. : on _ Daily , through Standard. aml 'l'ourist sleepers. J I Homeseekers I Excursions : Frequently each montm ( mIDI Eastern Nebraska to W stenn Nebraska , Eastern Cclol1acfu , North Platte Valle } , . Eig Horn Basin. Landseekers' Informa- I tion Bureau : Valuable , free information to seekers of Government I lands and to prospective purchasers of all kinds of deeded lands along the Burlington - lington Ronte.Vrite Land. seekers' Information Bureau , 1004 li'arnam St. , Omahn Nebraska. H. L. ORMSBY , 'ricltet Agent. . L.V. . 'V AKnr.ny , G. P. A. I Omaha , Nebraska. - - - - . . . . . . . I r _ " " - - : IV wI. " - ' ' 1-11. II. . . Why 110t plaster with 0 MP 0 BOA Rll . We have a car 10ac1 of it now. A durnsight Q cleaner than . , ' Plaster t. l - - ' - ' e e . . Dierks lu rnber & Coal Co. legistered O. 1. C. I-Iogs F-OR SALE CIIAS. T. WRIGHT , nroken now , Nel . - . . . . . " . . . . . . . . . . . " " ' . . D F. W. HAYES , eweler and O'Ptician I ! West Side Square , I ' ! Broken Bow , ! Nebraska. I I Q J / . , ! _ _ . _ _ 1. _ trOt" If- , DR. CHRISTENSON. ' Eye EarN ese Throat ' , , , - : an Oh ronic Diseases. ) Fitting of Glasses. Office in I ealty block. A. ARMOU1\ , J.A. Attorney at Law. . Droken Dow. Nebr. ' Ua vllllC jnRt hat eIghL year9 Ilractical expor lellCe 1\9 DOllllt . Jlld e. wlllll'lvc 8peclal atten tlOIi to the drawlllg alill I'rnbatlnll' of wills nlld the allllllllistratlollllf eRtatmc of deceased per. Sll1l9 anlllllillors. Wrlle or lholiO lIIe. I lay ea ve YIIII II trl p , . TJ U DOWN\ \ 8 will do your LATHING nnd guar9 \l antce good work. GODd rccom1 - , t1 mendatlons. Call at thc Alive ! Rcstaurant or write tile at roken 8 ' L Bow , Nebraska. 3 : oo : : .o : . . . . .u..llcrd Iinttdcd II . . . . . . . . . , Prlrrrrn SNIL Nt' . 7J'j03 . ' 7. " t , . . : 'I . . . . . . . . . ' , . " . 1" . . . , ' : . . . _ - . . _ _ _ I , . . < .f. , , . . \ ' . ' , > r" ! " ' , ' - . , " . ; t . : i" , . ' " " ' , " " . I . < < ; / - " " . ' . ! . . . ' " . . " I \ , J.G.BRENIZER , Ureeaef Pure Scotch anl Scotch Topped Short lIorn . C\ltlc. My hCl'llnlllllbers 40 cows. Wilt com. ' pare In brce,1I1I1I" : lIld quality with any WCRI of Ohlcallo My cxperlellce has taultht me that to Itl"c 1I'00dsatisfactlon , brecdlnll' cattle must be rulKc.Un UIIH .dtUutle. I cxpcct to rnlHcUlcnl .lcrc the equal of anytblnll' raised Inthe U. S. I now \"Ve25 bulls sujtable for tbls aud next year's senlce. My COWl t Meillb from 1400 to 2000 pounds. Come aud lee I beu'I I beu'I I - t1tt1'tt1t1't1'tttt1't1ttt't"ttt"t"t"t"t"t1tt"t"ttt"ttttt ' ' ' ' ' " , " " " " " " " , " , , , , : . } ' ' - - : : : Who gets first to = = , E J3ROIEN BOW 3 : - "sTEAM BAIERY 3 - . . ' I - . - - - = = . for some hp top bread ? _ = = : : : : : : "We sell 30 I-pound ( when baked ) loaves for. . . . . . . $1.00 : : : ; . I . = = ( Cookies , Doughnuts and Cakes , per doz. . . . . . . . . . 8c : : : . ' ; - : : : : : . 'I\hree dozen ( wholesale price ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Sc - : : : : : . : : : : : . 'We malte all kinds of cakes and pastry from wedding : : : : : : : . cake to ginger snap. : : . . t : : : : : . Wedding Cakes from $1 1'0 $50. : : : : J : = ' ' \Ve are first class Chicago bakers. :3 : = = .All orders carefully attended to. : : : : : : ! - . . . - : : : . TlJlel.'honc No. o\i. : : : : : : : ; ; . 111 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111l1111111111 1111111ilS : ' " " " " " ' ' ' ' - / , l , $ . < < . ,1 , 1 . . l : on Furniture. Carpets , Rugs , Mat- , . tiugs , Shades. . Carpet Sweepers , ! Pictures and mallY ot11er things. : O. C. 'KonkeL " , \ I Eastham & McGraw' , HEAL EsrrAl'l t I CI1'Y PROPERrr y , , I . : FARi\'l LANDS ' + I lNVEsrl'MENrr : SECURll'IES lNSURANCE . . . ' ' IONEY rl'O LOAN . NOrl'AHY IN OFFICE : rl'AxEs P ID FOR NON-RESIDENTS CALTJ , W Ul'fE on. PHONE PnONE No. 48 , Office in Broken Bow State Bank bld'g. Broken Bow , Nebr.
