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" Paint is cheap.
Paint lour buildings.
Paint un proves appearances.
/ Paint. Paint. Paint. Paint.
" Alvin Daily and wifc , of Mil-
burn , are in the city tpday.
' O. F. Hamilton , of Mullen ,
was a city visitor yesterday : ;
. "Grandma" Worth is reported
quite. ill with an attack of
pneumonia.
St. Patrick's days occurs next
Sunday. Prepare yourself on
Saturday for "a wearing of the
green. "
Lillie , the 12-ycar old daught ref
of Mr. anc'1 Mrs. John.Hutt . , 1S
dangerously ill with an attack of
pneumonia. .
' 1'hc Annual Easter sale by the I .
ladies of the Christian church
will be held on aturday , March'
30th , at the ' 1'cmple theatre.
J ames Wait , is enjoying a visi t
froUl his brother , 'I'homas , of
Nebraska City. They had not
\ met before for 2 ( ) years.
t Ed. McComas wcnt to Omaha
f last night , to assist Dr. Gcorge
t Penning-ton in purchasing a stock
i of drugs for a ncw store which
the latter will establish at
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Anselmo.
Andrew Snvder left last Saturday -
day for St. Louis and will go
from there to Jefferson City for a
. stay of a , couple of days. He is
) eX Jccted home tomorrow or
I , Sunday.
I . . Herber , ! Frey , of McCook , art -
t rivet } in the city yesterday morn-
: iug for a short visit with his
i brother , Will. Her ert is fireman
au the B. & M. passenger trains
between McCook and Lincoln.
R. N. Norcutt , who is engaged
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i on the U. S. Forestr.v Resrrve
, building at Halsey , spcnt last
; 4 Sunday at hOUle with the family. I
; He stated that the work would
be completed in about ten days.
Aftl'r an illness of several
weeks with tuberculosis the
infant child , aged 8 months , of
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Palmer ,
die on Thursday , March 7 , 1907.
The community sympathize deeply -
ly with the parents in their
. 1Jercavement.
Miss Nellie Downey , teacher
in the primary department at the
South si e school , was summoned
to Georgetown Monday on ac-
i. count of the illness of her mother.
During her absence Mrs. H. T.
, Bruce is teaching' .
Mrs. Will Frey and daughter
left Tuesday evening for Kansas (
City , Mo. , for which place Mr. 1
Frey will also leave this cvening ,
there to talc charge. of the business -
ness intcrests of the Dicrls 1
. Lumber and Coal company ,
, Mr. J. J. Wilson and Mrs.
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.I1 Lizzie Langson were united in
. , { marriage by Dean Beechcr at th'c
'j ' Cathedral in Omaha on Tuesday.
" ' 4. March 5th. 'l'hey arrived in
Brolcn Bow on Monday of this c
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. . week and arc now at home to
friends. The RnpuDLlcAN joins
: in extending congratulations.
t' . < . " Farmers are warned to make
I ) , , > tests of thcir seed corn this ycar
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the grain has lost its vitality as
St. a seed product on account of the
. fact that thc crop was a slow
. growth last summ r and finally
; ! 'reached maturity because of the
) : . . late tall , but its vitalicy was
17 ' , . injured.
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Andrew Snyder has sold his
: residence property in the south
part of the city to John Stewart
. . for $2700 , but will retain possession -
/ . . . sion until August 1st , by which I
. . . , . time he expects to have a hand-
'ome , modern residence completed
on lots owned by him across the
street south from Judge Hum-
phrey's residence.
Nathan Gillette , an old settler
I in Custer county , having come to
' Sargent 27 years ago , died in
Broken Bow at the age of 88
years , ' 1'uesday morning , March
12 , 1907 , having been3brought to
this city Tuesday of l < 1st week.
He was. never married and his
only known relatives are a
brother who is a county charge t
a t Burwell and a sister and tVO I i
brothers in New York , of which t
state the deceased was a nal1ve.
The infirmities incident to old -
age have advanced upon him .
rapidly during the past year , to
the extent that his mind com-
pl tcly failed and during the :
past two weels he has been unable -
. able to recognize those with
whom be was best acquainted.
The remains were taken to the
undertaking rooms of Harry
Kimball and prepared for burial
at Sargent , where they were conveyed -
veyed yesterday.
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was trmlsacting busincss in - the
city Tuesday.
Mrs. JOl111 ll'odge is suffering
from a severe attack of inflammatory -
matory rheumatism.
Charles Scholz fell froIU a horse
that bccame fractious , yesterday ,
and one of his arms wasl brolen
at the wrist.
You are invited to attend thc
social to be given by the Busy
Bccs at the rcsidence of D. M.
Amsberry tomorrow ( Friday )
evcning.
Horace Ii' . Cannon smil.s
sercnely since last Saturday
when aslcd if he knows of Q.ny
new arrivals in the city and says
it's a boy-the finest in the lanel.
Ray Skinner , residing 8 miles
northeast of this city , will not
den } ' the report of the arrival on
Monday of a fine boy baby that
ma ' some day be president of the
UUlted States or a Senator from
Nebraslm.
At the Busy Bees soci l tomorrow - I
morrow cveninf ! at the residencc I
of D. M. Amsberry a most. enjoyable -
joyable tim is anticipated. Refreshments -
freshments will be sen'ucl. You
are invited to _ be prcsent and
enjoy yourself. "
Poor sidewalks , dirty streets.
masses of flying paper and aSll
heaps are poor advertiscments
for a town. 'rhey give visitors
to the city and prospective in.-
vestors a bad idea f the place
aud its people.
Beautifv Brokcn Bow. Let
that bc the slogan of e\'ery
citizen and-act. In a-surpris-
ingly short space of time it can
appropria tel } ' be changed to
"Beautiful Brokcn Bow" and-
back up the title with the goods'
delivered.
C. L. Gutterson , C. II. Hol-
comb , Willis Cadwell , William
Worth , Frank E. Taylor and Dr.
Bart holome w com posed a part v
that visited the Gold Medalmin ,
near Hill City , South Dakota ,
last weel { . 'l'hey found the
property a more Haltering pr position -
sition than they had anticipated
with prospects of a high a say to
the ton of are : Share holders in
the Gold Medal feel pretty good
on account of their investment.
Only a very few doJlars would
be required to paint the city hall
building which has as much of a
decayed appearal\ce as some of
the sad shacls erected at the
time of the clisccwery of Custer
county. A vest of .paint would
add some to its appearance and a
coat of paint to co\'er the yest
would change it from an eye-sore
to almost "a thing of beauty and
a joy" to clti"cns and tax payers I
who hope to see Brokcn BQw
bcautified ,
'rhe public' sale at .tbe 'Will
B'rey place , miles south of ths : ' .
: ity , last Friday , was , in the
vernacular of the enthusiast- ;
bummer. " An unusually'latge
: rowd was in attendance , bidding
5pirited and good prices realized
Jtl everything offered , thirty
tnules selling at $110 each , ' 1'he
total amount realized was between -
tween eleven and twelve thousand -
and dollars , about six thousand
ollars worth of thc property
been of I
having disposed at
private sale. .
' 1'he RHPUI I.ICAN was COH-
pelle to discontinue issuing the
magazine suppletpent because thc I
rostoffice department ruled that
mch a supplement was not
germa.pe to the paper and therefore -
fore not admissable to the mail
for transmission at second-class
rate , one cent tier pound , uut
would require a one cent stamp 4
attached to each paper. ' 1'ho
remainder of the story , lIlate
Elmore , Leading Lady , " which
begun in the edition of the supplement - 1
plement dated February 7th , is ,
therefore , published on the first ;
page of this edition of the (
HHPU LICAN for the benefit of C
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those who read the first part.
It would be a very easy matter
111d an ir.expensive enc for everybody -
body to know whether or not the
lctters they 1Jail ! are received by
lhe persons addressed and that
is by having a return request on
he corner of the envelope. i
\Vithout \ this very simple formula i
-if the Jetter is not called for- i
.t is sent to the dead letter officc
It Washington. Letters adI I
lressed to the following named
> erson5 will make the Washing-
on trip if not called for , all beI I
: ause the senders name is not
) J1 the envelope and the BJ'okcn ;
Bow postofiice don't known where I
lo send 'em : Hay Garton , Miss
Bcss Glenn , Jos Linterer , A.
Marshell , Mrs. Josaphine Myers ,
Ienry Pike , George Read.
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J. 'v. Scott has sold to R.
Ryerson tVO lots 011 Broad way ,
two blocles east of the square , the
former site of the Baptist church ,
for $475 , an advance of $100 over
the price at which they were held
a year ago. It is ! 1tatedthat Mr.
Ryerson will erect a handsoml' ,
mor1ern residence on these lots
during the present ) 'ear.
Qeo. Sigler , formerly a residenf
or rolen Bow , who has been engaged -
gaged in the mining business in
the Black Hills the past twelve
years is visiting in the city with
his daughter , Mrs. Bob Brindle.
He brought back with him , Mr.
Brindle , who went to the Deadwood -
wood hospital for treatment.
1'he change of climate was not
so beneficial as had been hope .
The Burwell , Garfh'ld county ,
Tribune of last week contained a
notice of the marriage of Miss
Minnie Cline , of that place , and
'l'homas Noble , a son of Mr. and
Mrs. Amos Noble , of'Brokcn Bow.
" ' 1'om" has been clerking in the
Racket store at Burwell , but is
now employed at the rail way
depot at Plmer. ' 1'he wedding
occurred on Monday , March 4th.
The last number on the course
of the Young People's 14ccture
association will be the Columbian
Entertainers , at the 'l'emple 1 I
th atre , Thursday night , the
21st inst. Res rved seats can be
sc-ured at Baisch's drug storc
the 19th , 20th and 21st. Miss
Fisher Shipp , reader and soprano
soloist , one of the entertainers ,
has appeared in this city on
a previous occassion and delighted -
lighted the audience.
li'aith in Brok , > n Bow is spread
abroad in the estimation'of Judge
Armour is a sure enough fact as
he has just purchased the half
block of lots , cpposite the South
ide school on the east , of "Jack"
Crable , now a residen t of
Nebraska City , for $1000. The
rapid rate at which. lots are
selling and raising in price will
500n enable the judge to realize
a snug profit on his investment.
'rhe ncw boiler at the ci ty
pumping station is proving very
satisfactory and at the rate it is
saving coal will soon pay for
itself. Witb the old boiler from
OOO to 2500 pounds of coal was
consumed daily ; whlle only from
1200 to 1500 pounds are used
since installing the new one ,
which is a saving of a half a ton
dailv , or about $60 per month.
It c st $600 , and the freight and
5etl1ng about $400.
Jesse Gandy , after the city
: aucus Monday night , seems to
feel that 1.is failure to receive the
[ ] omination for mayor was be-
: ause the voters do not appreciate
his gift of the court house bloc.k ,
but Jess should l now that his
lack of votes was not due to lack
Jf the voters appreciation of his
past and present interest in the
: ity. ' 1'he facts 'Ire he has no
reason to feel sore over the resul t.
rhe present mayor had served
Gut one term and wh1le he had
1nnounced he was not a candi-
late , it was very plain from the
) pening of the caucus that the
oters did not intend to let him
Jff from serving another term
1nd that was the principal rea-
) on that he , with other candi-
tates for mayor , were not serious
Iy considered b.v t e.voters. . .
Mayor George's adm1t1Htration
has been a clean one and gener-
l11y acceptaule , which fact alone
ls rcsponsible for the defeat of
111 other candidates. Broken
Bow and Custer county do appreciate -
preciate Jess' liberality and they
will show it , should an accept-
ahle opportunity present itself.
l'here is probably not a man in
the county more generally known
than Jess Gandy and under some
conditions no one would get a
bigger vote for any office and his
defeat Monday night docs not
s1gnify disapproval of his public
record as former mayor or sheriff.
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and sons , Hugh and Clarence ,
reached hOllle yesterday evening
from a visit to 'l'exas. They
have been absent from home
about a month.
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All are invited to the Temple
theatre Saturday , I\Iarch 30th , to
see the fancy and useful arti lcs
prepared by the ladies of the
Christian church for their Annual -
nual Eas.ter sale.
C. H. and J. E. Parler of
Riverton , Wyo. , who have srent
the past month visiting their
mother , Mrs. Julia Parker , and
sister , Mrs. 'V. S. Metcalf , of
Walworth , left 'l'uesday morning
for home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Baisch
intend going to Alliance next
Saturday to visit fricnds. Mrs.
Baisch remaining there for a
week or two. Your "Uncle
Josrph" will return to business
dutics , howeyer. after a couple
of days in the Box Butte coun ty
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Dr. Bass , Dentist. Over
McComas' drug store.
It's the real thing' , beUer than
the best. White Star coffee at
the Advo.
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Konkels.
The White Star coffee has a
fine f1avor you can't forget. At
the Advo.
You can get dry feathers at .
the Cream station , North side
square for 10-cents pcr pound.
Patronize the RUI > UDJ.ICAN
ad vertisers. I
I'am making farm loans at 5
per cent interest.
J AM < < S IiUDwtcH ,
25tf Broken Bo .v , Neb.
Drs. Farnsworth & Beck-
Dentist . '
Leave your orders for sewing
machine repairing at Konkels.
If you want an auctioneer
whose work gets results , writer
or phone Jud Kay , Broken Bow.
City phone , No. 200j farm , 2331.
Nice , dry feathers , suitable for
sofa pillows. . only 10'cents per
pounds at the Crcam station ,
North side square. 40-41
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and g Tls to represent McClure's
Mag-ar.ine Good pay. Address I
67 East 23d St. , N. Y. City. 34-U.
Let us be your printer. 'l'he
g-oocl kind of printing only.
I am making farm loans at 5
per C { > l1t interest.
JAMUS L1WWICII ,
25tf Broken Bow , Neb.
See those new samples of
Axminister and Beacon velvet
earpcts at Konkel's.
Go to J. W. Scott's for un.
adulterated flour-pure , just as
the wheat growed.
For bargains in real estate see
Bowman & Anderson , just west
of the Security State Bank. 10tf
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ten men , with or without families.
HUItus G. CARR ,
20lf Doris , Nebraska.
Don't forget to ord r your coal ,
rlats and corn at west sidc eleva-
tor. HAs ANDHRSON.
I am making farms loans at 5
pcr cent interest.
J AMHS L1tDWICII ,
25tf Broken Bow , Neb.
R. B. Mullins , M. D. , D. D.
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i III rellllestillS' lhe Indies of Cllsler eOllnly 10 cn11 , I , I ;
" so knowing that 111) ' stock is more complcte and reple.te .
"rf < < 1 with fashionablc and up' to-date goods at lower prices rw
than ever before and JOU will coincide with me upon inspecting -
specting the handsome display , on the dates named. CJ .
'l'he newest of the many new creations is the Mushroom -
' room hat , which ) ' 0\1 are especcial ; requested to sce.
< & Mrs. Llo'd , of DcsMoines , Io..a , a thoroughly ex- '
pcrienced millincr , has charge of the trimming depart- I
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Do you know that it will pay you to take
your discs apnrt and send it by freight to be
rolled on my new
SKOW'S ROTARY DISC SHARPENER
We , and the manufacturers
of Skow's Disc Sharpencr , I
guarsntee that it w1ll do
better work and stay sharp
twice as long. 'l'he reason
'is. in rolling a disc it is
made larger from ' I to s , '
of an inch and the sleel is
made hard aJ1'1 smooth ,
making it cut easier.
I Pay Freight
0118 W y.
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The prices at Broken Bow :
25 CEN'1'S
per disc for 1 to 18 inch.
Sf You Send Them Now , They Will be
Rnturned Promptly.
JOHN DELANE.
NOR'1'H SIDE BLACKSMI'l'H AND WAGON SHOP.
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Be sure you see
MEVIS a. CO. ,
for CLO'l'l-IJNG an OV.I HCUATH. Fspec-
ially those lines to be closed out at cost.
Largest Stock of
Mens Shoes
in Bl'okpn Bow.
Shoe Ixepai riJ.lf.l' a S ] : : > ecialty.
Ladies , Misses and. Childrbn's
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