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VOL. XXVI. BROKEN BOW , CUSTER COUNTY , NEBRASKA , THURDSAY , JULY 1 J , 1907. NO , 5.
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And Mear.Slgbted Folks
too can find glasses here
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ments. We bave made a
Study of the Eye
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If you have any trouble with
your eyes. o matter from
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what cause" consult us.
Our prices are moderate.
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nR. GEO. F. BARTHOLOMEW ,
Physician & Surgeon
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in charge of
Oity Hospital
Office , 260.
P 1 loncs { 61
Nights , ( h03pital )
All calls pr Ulptly ntten ed.
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) ' 1 a d Repairs. f ;
ay Sweeps.and Stackels.
11 Sweeps. il
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MILWAUKEE
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livery , Hay Stacker. This is something. new J
- and wIll please you. We have a great lIne of '
hay swee1)s. See them . -
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i Pure Food
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Products
We sell Du rkee sal ad dr , ssi ng , very
I .fine , p ( bottle. , . . . . . . . . . . 35c Th e
the best India RI' i h , very fine appe- B st
. GASOLINE iser , I' bottle. . . . . . . . . . . 35c Eldorado
Ohve Sil. eI , fine for meats , Castor
_ for per bott. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20c Machine
' , 10Ibs.$1.00 .
I Eastern dri apples
St o"es an d Little N ed Cams I , can. . . . . . 20c 0..1 .
Lights Olives stuffed with Spanish 40 cents
' ( sweet peppers , . extra fancy a. gallon
: , . . quality. . . . . . . . . . 20c 25c , 30c
' : : , . { .t \ . Jello-O-Icecream'powder,2 for 25c The
.r , p a1nt your Nut-butter , Kamo brand , the Best
gasoline best. . . . . . ' . . . . . . . .15c and 25c ,
cans black
Old fashiuned pearl hominy , .
, Vermillion per pound. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4c Mactune
1 We will Libarty syrup , all syrup..25c , SOc Oil
Vanduzen extracts , the health- 30 cents
letter them iest made. . a gallon
. The tea for ice tea , Indian
"G aso me " Ch' f , per pound. . . . . , . . . . .40c
FREE Canary seed , the best for birds Ax I e
per package. . . . . . , . . . . . . . .lOc Grease
OF non-Ami , to clean windows. . . 10c Scents
CHARGE B , ' . coffee at l8c 10 cents
IS a winner. 25 cents
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KAlliO TOOTH. J C Bowen WE BUY
PICKS . . CREAM
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SC Daily
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Brother.
One Ilay lhe Iloclor wcnl out to lhe trce ,
'fhe brother.tree ) 'ou know ,
Whcrc Ihe IIltle brothers grow ,
AIIII braus a IIltle brother homc fOl' IIIC.
At Unt he was all wrlnklc1 allll rCIl ,
An ever time I trlcll
' 1'0 makc hllll laugh , he crlcIl ,
] nhall thc ( uuulclIl balll.hcallctl hcall ,
lIut uow lhcrc's fuzz lhat's Just bcgun 10
Alroul )
( I.lke Pala's ) ) onlllc tol. )
UII whcre tlle hair ! ! all Atop ,
] ' n somcthlninshle'll tr'lug to lleck out.
Ills eres Is twins : ) 'OU can't tcll which III whlh
'l'hey re fasienclllll wllh thrcall ,
] ' n you can sce lhe rCII
HIght In thc corner whcre lhey mJllc slltch ,
'Canse I ( ther Hlllcll 'cmllkc a 1l0llY'li C'CII ,
lIe'll be jUlIlllke a. 11011 ,
] n couhln't cry at all :
1 think the IItltchcs hurls hi 111 whcn hc cries :
Jlllt mama. . AaYIi he crlcs bccausc hc's crank } ' .
Somcllnll.'s hlsnosc crlcs too ,
\:11 : maml. sa's " 00 , 00 , "
] ' n drlcs the nOllc'Ylcars of ( wllh hcr hauk } ' .
Whcn Itroler's hungry he lIon't have to stir
olr lItaula'slall , 'callsc hc I
Don't go lIownlltalr9 like wc'
lIc 1I0n't eat (0011 YOll know , he Just cathcr.
) o nl1\la ) lia } ' ! ! whcn hcwalIttle brothcr ,
lie ct hlYoInama too.
Bn Uram , when Rhe wall new ,
She et her ma , cn ever.boll } ' et cach olhcr :
But when the UrstCt baby came. why Il10n't
. sce
Who fccllcllhlm , ncr who
It was he et , 110 ) 'out
Ncr who It was that pickcli him olr thc trcel
( l tlmuUlI Vancc Cookeln National Magazlnc )
Edwund Vance Coole will ap-
pE r in Broken Bow at the
Temple theatre , Saturday even-
ibg , July 20 , filling an engage
ment on the. Junior Normal
course.
Bad Leaders.
Cutting loose. from a safe
anchorage , with minds distorted
by a monstrous ambition , dis-
cardinf { and repudiating the
declarations of their party and
forgetting its wonderful achieve-
mcnts under this wise national I
policy , there a.re . today repubti- '
can leaders who wou1c1 destroy
the great work of McKinley and
Dingley , and Hstening to the
clamor of the men who plunged
this nation into an era of calamity -
ity and depression in 1893 , would'
undo the work of republican
statesmen and try again a policy
of free-trade , which has at every
trial hitherto driven prosperity
from the United States.
We care not who these men
may be nor what great things
they may have done , whenever
the republican party follows
their advice and elects them to
power on such a platform , it
writes its own epitaph ; repucH-
ates its grea.test living principle ;
stro -tlie fo f o' up
which it has built the grandest
political organization the world
has ever known j undoes the work
of half a century of efficient po.
liticallabor and starts the nation
down the declivity of depression ,
stagnation and disaster , to
plunge into the mire of free-trade
and democracy , which wilt speedily -
ily obliterate every vestige of the
prosperity we now enjoy , bring- ,
mg the country back agam to
dark days , similar to those
through which it passed at the
close of the Buchanan and Cleveland -
land administrations.
More Hail Storms Coming.
ReI/orts are to the eifect that
the west wi11 be visited by more
than the usual number of storms
this seas n. Tbe entire United
States had a severe and extended
winter and we arc promised unusual -
usual weather for t be remainder
of the year. This prophecy has
been fulfilled so far , as we have
bad a tornado and several hail
bait storms right here in CU3tC'T
county. . Tornado insurance is
not hig-h and hail insurance is
lower than ever before and the
only sate plan for the farmer is
to insure his growing crop
, against destruction by the de-
ments.
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Whither Are We Drifting ?
College graduates , with only
an A. B. , or B. S. . tacked to tbeir
names , seem to be ahout the
cheapest things going in New
York city. A publisher doing
business there is quoted as saying
that the easiest kind of help tJ
- obtain at ' $10 a week is the
recent college graduate. A lead ,
ing lawyer o New York gee
even further by declaring : "II
is appalling to find the numbel
of college gradu'ltes of lcn
standing who arc today fi1linf
clerical positions at $10 or $1 :
per week. For many years i
_ has been possible in New YorJ
city to employ at from $10 to $1 :
per week large numbers of law
ers of over ten years' stand in I
who were graduates of bet ]
college and law school , "
The 4th Furr ished Employment.
; Paren ts in various parts of t h
United States were engaged fJ
a couple of days after the 4t
collecting the fragments of thei
children which had been yer
I much scattered by the explosiol1
of giant fire crackers ,
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ORDER DRUGS
BY PHONE
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1\I01lt pcople don't know
Rn ) ' more ahout drugs af.
ter the ) ' see thcm than he. '
fore. CaHIS \lp h ) ' phone
uIIlI tell us whnll drugs
) ' 011 want nllll we w111 de.
liver them in hnlf the time
you could co.me to the IItore
mltl get them. ' Hverything
will he sutisfnclory. We
willmnke it so.
S. R lEE ,
"The Busy Druggist"
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Have you visited our Soda
Foantain today ?
MARTHA K , DI LL.
I H S TR U C TORt 0 F P lA H O. FOR T E
Clnsses in Theory of 1\Iusic , Hannon )
nnll Kitulergarten.
Pinno lcssons of 40 minutes , 50 cent !
per le son , paynble monthly.
In Gleim & Myers block ,
Broken now , - - - Nehraska
Let. us be ) 'our printer. 'l'h (
good kind of printing only.
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cllsto1Uer are
\Ve IIave the Goods Y Oll Want
f 'Ve Quote 'air Prices
Becnuse 'v 0 Give Best Qunlity
1 Weare Accurate and Ueliable
'Ve al' Cortoous
Dring ) 'our prescriptions here to he sure of the 1II09t scrupulous care
in filling.
Get yonr rubbcr goods , toilet nrlicles , sundries , cand ) ' . cigars an
IItntionery hcre where you receive the best qnnlity ntlll price.
Telephonc us your orders.
ED. McCOMAS. I
Opcn on Sundays frol1l 8:30 : to 10,30 n. 111. only.
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There , vi11 be a congregation of the . world's greatest talel\t at the '
ro . en . OW . : . I a.u auqua
July 27 to. August 4.
DAYS OF ENTERTAINMENT
DAYS OF INTELLECTUAL FEAST .
DAYS OF MORAL UPLIFT
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Artist , chRlk.talker , entertaincr mill
impersonator , Full of life nnd fills his
hearers with life , His cra'on sketche
are revelations of beauty and character.
He is a delightfully cas } ' RlIII graccfnl
spcaker mill a master ot crayon work.
UNSURPASSABLE
TALENT.
' [ 'he .New Wesle.yans
Male Quartctte .
L. Ward Maille ) .
Bnritone
Dr. Phil C. Baird
Orator
De\'ilt Miller
Platform Spcaker
lIon. Champ Clark .
Orator
IItlp 11 Ca wrence Turner
Soprano Soloist
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Bichmollcl Pcar on Hobson
. Orator
Congressman. I
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Dr. J as. t ; , Montgomcry
Iectmer
Gilbert mdrcge
CIIIII acler Impersonat\Jr
Frank I { . Roberson
Iect u rer
Minnie 'l'hroop England
IeClurer
J. Frank Caveny
Artist and Impersonator
[ i'rank L. J40veland
IIulllerous Speaker
Opie Bead
Novelist
American Vitagraph Co.
Moving Pictures
Virginia Jubilee Singers
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GET SEASON TICKETS NOW
'I'otal cost of ChllutalllIuli without Seasuu Ticket. . . . . . . . . , . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6 25
Total cost of ChRutlllllIua with Season 'I'icket. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Amount savcII hy p lrchasing Sellson tickct. . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4 25
Total cost children \puler 14 ycnrs without Season TIcket , . . " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 75
Total cost chi1.1ren . IIIlIler 14 years with Season Ticket. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Amount saved by purchnsinl { sellson ticket. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " , . . 2' 50 I
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RICHMOND PEARSON HOnSON
Wns one of the hrilliant lights of the
Amcrican Nnvy. No future history of
naval wllrfare will he written that does
not devote spaee to Capt. 1I0bscJII. When
it was known at Santiago that Cervera's
flect was in the harhor , the late Rear-
Admiral Sampson conceivell the idea of
effectually sealing itlp amI thus prevent
any possibility of escape. Volunteers
were called for and the first to respond
was Hobson. lIis caoture , imprisonment -
ment and subsequent liiieration are too
well known to need recounting. No
finer oralor is on the platfor'm. His
language is beautiful aud his effect upon
nn andience is electrical.
2 5p R. . 0 G R. . A-1'I. [ IS 25. I
Write Jesse U. 'l'eagar-
den , Broken Bow , for further -
er info 'mation , complete
program , etc.
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