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VOL. xxv. BROKEN BOW , , CUSTER COUNTY , NEBRASKA , THURDSAY , MAY 3D , 1907. . NO. 51.
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A Good Pair.
Every well regulated pocket
should carry the one , every well I
regulated household have the
other.
In this working season its an
of , , , economical proposition for you to
. have tillie , both in your pocket
. and in the house. The man who
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" time is behind the times and the'
. , only way to get up and stay up is
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with these two essentials of a well
regulated life.
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We 1m ow that our
drugs are good. But '
we want you to buy
them and then when
you see how . .they
work you can say
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Open on Sunday , frow 8:30 : to
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Dr.ug Store Facts
; There are so many things about drugs and a drug Btore ,
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know much about many of these matters.
It is your druggists business to lmow , and to know surely
; ' ald positively all' about the drugs be sells. If be does > not
! ! know , it is bis fault , and you should 4unt for and trade with
, , some one that does know.
Mastered Details. _
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Our business is drugs and we c1 im to hav thoroughly
mastered the details of this business. We are exerting every
energy to running our drug store as you would like to see one '
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Almost everyone would like to patronize a drug store
; where e know the conditions prevail. Many . pe ple , .are . . .
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I : Our Highest Ambition.
\ , To deserve and get your entire confidence , when it comes
to a matter of dnlgs , is our highest ambition.
I i We want you to trust us. This point gained we know
we can depend ou your drug wants being supplied at our
store. '
" It is indeed gratifying to be able to say that our efforts
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Proof of Appreoiation ,
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, Our rapidly increasing general busiuess , and especially
; the fact that our prescription busines is showing remarkable - .
; . able gains , is clear proof that an e'arnest , honest , intelligent
efIor seld : > m fails to briug prompt reward.
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, "The Busy Druggist. "
; Have you visited our Soda Fountain today ? .
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Tea Leaf Brand Wright's
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1 Price reduced to for smoking meat
75c bottle.
} 50c per lb ,
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We RadIshes , . Ice Crlam ,
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Green OnIons , Jellies ,
buy Lettuce , Custards ,
cream Tomatoes , Pastry , 'etc.
. Beans . PRICES : .
every Fresh Daily. VaU111la , '
20c & 30c
d Y Our sprayer throws fresh wat r Lemon ,
. in a very fine mist , keeping the 15c & 20c
In th e vegetables crisp and fresh as the These goods
hour they came from tbe garden. are used by
wee. Pbone your order to No. 5 or United States
give the order to our solicitors. government
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of their
, Berries Dally. Berries Dally.superiority. .
Perolin . . Axle Greese ,
For sweeping J C . , B 0 wen
carpets and Coal Oils ,
floors.
Death to dust 0IdT4. 'tl .
Pure . ' . '
Vh.eKor M h. 0'1 .
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and moths. MARK
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Deprelsi g and OilastroH.
Those who are urging that
the tariff needs revising are pro.
bably 110t ' overlooking the fact
that there'is now being shipped
into this country an averag-c ac h
month of more , than twice the
quantity and value of co upettng
goods that wer im ported , under
the last revised democratic tariff
law. Tbey surely should not
overlook this fact. Any lowering -
ing of the tariff in directions
which even under present duties
are largely increasing f reign
sales and sbipments to this
country would evidently result
in prompt results depressing and
disastrous to American factorie
and mills aud shops. Thefe will
be demands for lugher dut ies as
well as efforts in the opposite
drcction : when the ta.riff IS to be
revised , but it would scem to be
for the general good to have the
present satisfactory situation Utl-
disturbed in eitber direction so
long as it remains satisfactory.
New Method to Fight Liquor.
The Kansas Anti-Liquor Society -
ciety has opened an office in
Kansas City , Mo. , from which
it is dh tributing , free of charge ,
a pre cription for the cure of the
liquor habit , also one" for the
cure of the tobacco habit. Either
prcscription can be-filled by any
druggist. 'l'be only request the
Sockty makes is , th.t ; people
sending for the prescriptions will
not sell thew , but give free copics
to their friends. Either pre. .
scription can be given secretly.
More than 500,000 of these pre-
criptions have been sent to people
who have writt"n for them.
Parties wishing either or both
prescriptions should address the
Kansas Anti-Liquor Society ,
Hoom 200 Gray tndg. , Kansas
City , Mo. , and inclose a stamp.
There has been a constant fight
in Kansas ever since the state
went prohibition to reopen it tc
the saloons.
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The Difference. :
It's the 'way'the millers' have :
and they have t e way bec us (
of a trust. or to be more polite. .
an understanding , they hav (
among themselves in regar. t
what prices they , will make or :
flour. Wheat advanced a feVj
cents on tile bushel and in almost
the twinkling of an eye p wenl
the price of flour 20 cents on th (
on hundred pounds. And DC
doubt most of the flour that h
now on the market was manu.
factured before any advance ir :
the price of wheat was m de. U
I on the other hand , the price oj
wheat bad dropped a few cents
it would have been severa
weeks/if ever-before the prici
of flour was reduced 20 cents pel
100 pounds. 'l'he i11eJ"s ant
the other fellows always gel
theirs , but with the J1ews ape I
man its . differcnt. Someti111 " " agl
t h e price 0 f paper was a d" ce (
ten per cent and a little fate :
another raise of ten per cent wai
tacked to it , but the publishe
gets the same old price for hii
.paper , year 111 and y ar out , nc
matt.er , how much he has to paJ
for It and labor and all otLe
things , which have also been 01
the upward go for more than ;
year. Guess the publishers 0
the country will get their r warc
later. So will the other fcl1ow :
but 'twill be in a different booth
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REPOlt'l' OF'l'lI1 < : CONDlTiON
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Custer National Bank
at Broken Dow. In the State of Neb'raska . ,
the closc of buslncss May 00 , 1(007. ' ,
UKSOURCR8 :
r oanfl and Discounts. r. . . . . . . . . . . ' . .117:1' : U8 E
U. S. Donds to secure'clrculatlon. . . 25000 l
Danklng 110use , furniture and Ilx. '
tul.CB. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 000 (
Due from State Banks and Hankers I 650 I
Due from approved reserve agents. 77 IJro
Checks and other cash Itcmfl. . . . . . . . 2411
Notes of other National Danks. . . . . . 1 o (
l ractlonal paller currency. nlckle ! ! '
and cents..I. . Hili
Lavfnl money rellervc In Bank. v z :
Specie. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 212.00
I.egaltender 1I0tta. . . . . . . . . . I 501,00 8779 (
Hedemptlon fund with U , S. 'l'reas.
urer (511er cent of c1rculatl ) . . . . I 2iO (
Total" . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ! 2\J'J 216 t
LJAU\LITIES \ : ,
Capitailitock paid In. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ! 25 000 I
Surplull fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 211 000 I
Undivided proUts , h ss expenses and .
taxcli paid" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 71IJ
National Bank notes outtltandlng. . . 2 : 000 I
Due to other National Banks. . . . . . . . 11 51IJ .
Due to State Banks and BankcffI. . . 15 MI
Individual deposit ! ! subject to check IW [ > 87 '
Demand certillcates of dcposlt. . . . . . :17 : 838 I
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COUNTY O ' CUIiTRII r
1. 11. LOMAX. Clllhier of the above.name
hank. do solemnly ! ! wear that nle abo\
IItatcment III true to the betit of my knowlcllf
anll belief. U. r.OMAX , Calhlcr.
COllU&C1.-Atteflt :
FUANK n. YOUNU ,
AM'IIA MOIIOAN.
I CIAIlA A. YOUNO ,
Directors.
Subscribed and 8WOrJl to before me th
23rd day of Maylm. WII.IIH OAIJWRI.I ,
l8r.ALI : Notary l'ubl ! c.
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Would Ask Nothing BeUer. I
Aft r twelve years of unex.I I
amplcd prosperity undc.r the
Dingley law , which cmphasizes
it ! its schedules the policy of
protection. a platform which
should declare protection not
only unlawful , but a snare , would
"make migbty interesting reading -
ing , " and gave us a text for a
stirring campaigu.
, " Now , if it was the tariff plank
ih" the democratic platform which
did the work tben , why not ash :
'history to repeat itself ? Why
not next .y ar again challeng'e
protection to another battle to
I tJle death ? The protectionists
w'oulcl ask nothing better.1" 'l'hey
would ' rush to take up such a
ch'allenge , and then we should
& \11 enjoy the campaign hugely.
'rhe : tariff would malee a lovely
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of , what happened 1'0 the democratic -
cratic party after it carried the
c untry in 1892 on a free-trade
paUorm. )
Will Celebrate the 4th.
Three villages in the count )
h e brushed the dusl off their
American flags , picked tht ! .
superfluous feathers from their
eagles and ( lccided to keep open
h use on Th\lrsday , July 4th ,
1907 , namely : Merna , Comstock
and Calla wa V.
111 each of these places committees -
mittees , composed of townsmen I
who do something , have been
selected and they are getting
busy with the arrangements
intent on making the eagle
scream in a mauner that will be
, satisfactory to both visitors and
home people on the National day.
The Bronze Button in Lapel.
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If I could to you tell the com-
, p1ete slory .of the litUe bronzc
button you wear in your lapel , it
ou1d be of a grand best that
I was marshaled to save at any
c9st the Union of Statc , t t
none were lost. and bow appalhng
the loss to that host.
I "We hope and pray that each
thirtieth of May. our Nation's
I s d-ed Memorial day. will never
, , for t. the story to tell of 1oyaltl'
love of 'country and 'bron 'e In .
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f' . d as the Years go by , eac\ \ }
thirtieth of Mav recal1s the
reason we have t honor tbe day
and the men tbat for four years
treason did stay ; how blue and
ray honor the dead the thirtieth
1 of MaV.
The grandest achievement' men
can tell. that wear the bronze i
lapel , is of our Nation grand and
great , the pride of the people of
every state.
And may the God of battles
ever give the victory to the cause
of right , and now , as the ronze
button grows less we hope what
it stands for will our country
bless.
And. as time rolls on , both
blue and gray honor a Nation
united to stay. it is our hope
every citlzen the laws obey and
may our Nation ever keep sacred
the thirtieth of May.
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DR. 'GEO. F. BARTHOLOMEW ,
Physician & SurgeOI
in ctiarge of
Oity Hosp'ita
PI . Office , 2GO.
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Campaigned With Gen. Grant.
Westervillc , N br.
May 22tHl. 1907.
EDITOR RItl'UIII.ICAN.
Tbis is the 22ud 'day of May ,
1907. Fortv-four . years ale today ,
som thing. was being done. It
was tbe day Gen. Grant assaulted
lhe rebel warles of Viclesburg ,
Miss. Tbat was a terrible day.
Thewriter belouged to the hrigade
that Gen. Grant ordered , in the
aftet noon , to the su pport of Gen.
McClarand. It was about 3
o'clock p.m. , as well as J remember -
ber , whcn we took our posi Hon.
'l'hare we were under a terrible' '
fire from three large rebel forts I
and the Johnnies madc it hot for
us and there we had to remain
until after dark. not daring to
try to withdraw in day light.
In fact things were lively for
us all through the month df May
and much longcr. May 12 we
foug-ht the battle of Raymond ,
on 14 of May fought battle of
Jackson the capitol of Miss. , on
.16 battle of Champion Hills , 17
Black rivcr then the Johnni s ,
under Gen. Pemberton fell back
into Vicksburg. After May 22
Gen. Grant settled down to a
regular sei e and for forty-seven
days and nIghts we wen' under
constant fire.
, 'rhose we re stirring- times and'
viewing these United States
today those who participated in
thos stirring times may well say
they "Bu lded better than
H\ey kn w.tI
W. A. BARTlIOMItW.
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gIf" PURE FOOD LAWS
bas no eUact upon Heinz. His goods are lways pure. See Ihe
EAGLE . GROOERY 00.
For this Matchless Line of Goods.
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! ) ure Cider Vinegar , per ga1.3se Preserved sour pickles. . . . . .35C
, PurcMIIU VinegllrpcrhoUle.30c Preserve < l11lixcd pickles. . . .35c
Pure Olive 011. per bott1 . . . .soc Sweet pickles , hulk , perdm.Ioc
1\IauguiHa Olives , per bottlc.roc : : Sour pickles , bulk , per d01..IOC
Chili SIIUCC , per boUle. . . . .35e picklc1 onions , per bottle. .30C
1\Iandllll\Y sauce , per1JotU . .3oe Apple buller , per crock. . . . .45c
Celery sauce , per bolUe. . . . .25c Apple buller , per can. . . . . . .25c
, . Peper saucc , per bolUe. . . . , .35c Assorted preserved fruits. . . 75c '
Worchester sauce. . . . . . . . . . .3oe Assorfed preservc1 fruits. . . .45c
I Chow Chow. . . . .15e : : roc IIm1 25C CUrrnnt Jelly , per glnss. . . . .25C
Mustard Dressing. . . . . . . . . .30C Indill Relish ; per gIns ! ! . . . . .3oe
lIorse Rl\dish. . . . . . . . . . . . . .35c Totllnto cnl9upper botUe. I5c,20C
Preserved sweel pickles. . . . .351 : llakeu. bcans , per can. . .IOC , ISC
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. considered , we are seHing them cheaper than we ever i Z ,
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the value we give you for the money.
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: Good En'ough Hiding Plows i }
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, " : Sure E'dge Drop Corn Planter i
: ; The Gretchen Edge Drop Planter. $32.00 t
Vi 1 14x16 Disc Harrow at $24.00. See ' it ) ,
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