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J esse Teagarden reports good I .
" sales on Chautauqua tickets.
' . Tentsmust be ordered in advance.
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" Mrs. Effie H. . Dodds is enjoying
. , 'i . . a visit from her sister , Mrs. ,
Henderson , and son , of Cheyenne. I
Wyoming. 'rhey arrived Sun- I I
da y morning.
. Mrs. J. E. 'l'ipton IS in Omaha
\ attending the St ate Dressmak'rs
convention and also a school of '
. instruction which is inl session
there this week.
S. J. Lonergan left Tliesday
night for a stay of a week or two I
at Hot Springs and Hill City , S. '
D. , his gold mine interests being
at the latter place.
Prepare for the Chautauqua by
I purchasing a se ason ticket of
eith r J. H , . Teagarden or H. A.
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l.- ? A.I on first page in regard to amount
f saved by the season ticket route.
Dr. Bass , dentist will remove
: from the McComas block to rooms
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in the Realty block now occupied
I Ly Dr. C. L. Mullins as soon as
I , the new office building for the
! latter is completed.
I Mr. and Mrs. C.V. . Beard and
I. tWQ children , of Newport , Ar-
kansaw , arrived iu the city laqt
, Saturday for a visit of about a
month. Mrs. Beard is a daughter -
ter of Mrs. C. U. Richardson.
Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
\ John Turner returned from Bed-
ford. Iowa , where they spent two
weeks visiting his parents at the
old bome , and spending a couple
1 of days In Omaha and St. Joe on
I the return trip.
. ! Arrangements are mak'ing for
a clay pigeon shoot at the fair
grounds during the three days
; of the fair in September. This
I WIll prove quite an attraction and
: be the means of bringing a goodly -
ly number of p ople to Broken
Bow from all parts of the state.
John Cody and Geolge Garrison -
son , a brace of sound republican
wheel horses , residing in the
" West Union vicinity , good citi-
7. ns , progressive and successful
farmers ; old time and well known
I sdtlers , were , greeting friends
I and transacting business In the
City Tuesday. !
1 J. M. Fodge moved his office
to rooms up stairs in the Mc.
Comas building , northwest corner
of the square , last Saturday , and
i now ready to buy and sell farn
lands and town property or rent
it for you. He says he is open
for engagements on anr kind of
I a real estate transaction.
: On its return from the 4th of
J July celebration at Ravenna the
' Broken Bow baseball aggregation
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l won its first game of the season
' hV wolloping the Ravenna team
r j by a score of 2 to 1. The game
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\ s reamer from start to finish.
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b The Advo restaurant , presided
g over by Charles E. Stout , has
j just experiecced a complete
renovation and is now as nedt and
clean as the most exacting lady
could desire. When he assumed
the management Mr. Stout declared -
clared that he would make a first-
class restaurant of it and he has
, succeeded in accomplishing that
end.
} toss D. Pickett , cashier of the
Security State bank , accompanied -
panied by Mrs. Pickelt and the
children , left 'fuesday morning
for 'l'amora , Seward county.
where they will spend the greater -
er part of his two week's vaca-
tilln visiting his parents. They
will also visit Omaha and I in-
coIn whilc absent from hOIl c.
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Miles Hopkins , a farmer near
Derwyn , aged about 35 years ,
married an father of two
clllldren , was brought before the
insanity board yesterday and
. \ ordered committed to the asylum
" I at Hastings. His malady is on
. religion , at times being morose
and at other titnes is vicious ,
hence it was deemed advisabl to
commit him for treatmt,3nt.
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On the 1st of May Ras Anderson -
son sold the elevator to A. H.
Cupsey and tripped to the Pacific
coa. t country which he thorough-
Iv investigated , arriving at the
onclusion that it is not as good
as Nebraska , regardlcss of its
laudations , and upon his return
negotiated for and repurchased
the elevator , taking charge
thereof on Monday of last week.
Mr. Anderson has been liberal
and honest with patrons of the
) elevator since pm chasi ng it
from Wilson Bros. last winter ,
and the same policy will be
" . . . : pursued in the future-"a square
deal" for eVtrybody at the West
Elevator.
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George Mulhalland left last
Saturday morning for Kaukauna.
Wis. , for a visit of a couple of
months with parents.
Mrs. J. A. Armour and daugh-
ter , Avis , le'ft last Monday even-
ing for Nevada , Mo. , where they
will visit for a period of two or
three weeks.
Prefercnce in tent locations
will be given in the order en-
'g-agcd. Ordcr a tent from Jcsse
'l'eagarden at oncc and come to
, the Chautauqu" .
Dr. C. L. Mu1Jins is building
an addition to his rcsidcnce , rc-
'centlv vacated by J. N. Peale ,
and the residence adjoining being
remodeled especially for his use
as an officc.
Next Thursday , the 18th inst. .
is announced as the day for the
Annual Sunday school picnic of
Baptist church d this city. ' 1' he
place has not as yet been finally
decidcd upon.
It is announced that the cn-
campment of State militia will be
held ten days , begin111ng August
12th , and members of the
local organization are donning
their drill clothes and making
other necessary arrangements to
present the companv in a favorable -
able condiliol1 to Uie inspecting
ofiicers.
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C. E. Cannon , of Westervillc ,
was in the city last Saturdav and
informed the i IU > UllI.tCAN tliat he
is a candidate for nomination at
the primary election for sheriff.
Mr. Cannon is well known
throughout the county asa man
possessed of great valor and if
nominated and elected "there
would be no question but that
the official duties would be performed -
formed without fear or favor.
While leading a horse last
Sunday V. Claris Talbot , resid-
in ncar BerwJn , was seriously
injured. ' 1' he animal became
fractious , knocked Mr. Talbot
down and danced on him. His
brother , Dr. W. E. 'falbot , of
this city informs us Ulat Claris
.was severely dealt witT1 , but that
his condition is greatly improved
today with prospects for a complete -
plete recovery in a short time.
For the first time this vear
business was at a complete standstill -
still in the register of deeds ofiice
last Saturdav. Up to 2:30 : p. m. ,
enl v one i strument had been
prcsented for tiling and Hegister
Wood bccame so nervous by that
time-doing nothing-that he
could not stand the pressure and
went hOtne to hoe out his garden.
He was kept busy all day Sunday
doctoring the blisters in his
hands.
D. V. Joyner , who has been no ,
faithful , trustworthy and almost
indispensable attache of the
county treasurer's office for many
years , will sever his connection
therewith on the 1st day of August -
ust to assume the duties as manager -
ger of the Farmers' elevator at
Merna , &S It carries with it a
larger salary than the position
he now holds in the treasurer's
office. Hi's SOl1 , naltie , has also
been employed Ly the elevator
company as assistant. .
About a year ago Emery
Snyder was b fore the insanity
board and found to be a dipsomania -
somania < . ' , and upun pledging to
"cu t ou t the booze" was not com-
mi tted to Lincoln , but paroled.
A few weeks ago it was reported
to the board that Snyder was
"hitting 'er up" pretty heavily
and efficers have been endeavoring -
ing to surround him , but wHhout
suc\ess until Monday when W.
A. Dillavou was sworn in as
a deputy and succeeded in
capturing and bring'ing him to
Broken Bow. He was taken
before the board Tuesday and
upon bearing was ordered conveyed -
veyed to Lincoln for treatment
where D puty Rolla Tousley escorted -
corted 111m tOllay.
'l'he county supervisors convened -
vened Tuesday in regular quarterly -
terly session and about the first
thing sprung on them was a request -
quest by Scott Cooper , high executioner -
ecutioner of grass and dandelions
in the court house yard , that a
purchase be made of a new style
lawn sprinkler. At first the
board , . with the exception of Su-
pervi or Morris. flatly refuscd to
give the mattcr any serious consideration -
sideration fearing Mr. Cooper
would neglect other duties in
tinkering with it , but Scott is
persistent and has , every day ,
called altC'l1tion of the memben
to the suhject until other memo
bers besillc Morris have warme ( ]
up toward the proposition anc ]
the executioner of { { rass anc1
dandelions may ) 'et be successful
in getting in his work.
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Rev. Trites , a former pastor of
his city , will occupy the pulpit
In the M. E. church next Sunday
morning nud evcning.
'Phe effect of the several reccnt
burglaries iu Broken Bow will
perhaps be thc adding of one or
! nore meu to thc citr police force
In an elTort to put a qUlctus to !
the night raids. .
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From all parts of the cour.ty
comes favor ble reports 0 f the
growing corn which is said to
be fairly humping itself to makc
up lost time on accouut of a latc
spring with wceds keeping it
emI any al1d in some cases being
In the led.d.
Harry Osbofl.le , stcnographer
in the office uf the cit ) . attorney
of Denver , Colo. , arrived in the
city last night for visit a with
his parents , Mr. and Mt's. w. H.
Osborne , Sr. , and to associatc
and recount recollections of boy-
hoe cla's with old friends. of
whom he has a host in this
stretch of timber.
'rhc old settlers' mceting' at
LindleY' $ grove , near Anselmo ,
yesterday was attcnded by about
fi ve hundred persons and a
general good time is reported by
those from this city who were
present. 'l'hey peak very highly
of t he music furnished by An-
sclmo band which is a new
organization composed of young
men who have had but about a
years' experience with band
i nstrumen ts.
Roy Leonard , an incorrigible
young man , cut loose a superabundance -
abundance of oaths and obscenity.
ill the direction of Groceryman
Cook , on Monday , and was taken
to the county jail and there rc-
tained for a couple of days in
order to'give him an l11sight as
to what was in store for him if
he oes not mend his ways. 'fhe
officials say that if he makes
anoth r bad break he will go in
ior several months instead of a
couple of days. as several have
lodged complaints of his d.oings.
On Tuesday morning , 8 miles
southeast of Overton , Deputy
Sheriff Lowc rounded up Ed win
McGraw who used a knife on
Theodore Leserve , at WestervilJe
two weeks ago. He was foul..l
cutting alfalfa in a field belonging -
ing to a man named Carter who
had no idea his hired man was
formerly a member of thc Jam s
boys gang of desperadoes.
Deputy Lowe experienced no
trouble in arresting the tcrrible
terror-which he clal1ns to be-
and lodging him in the jail in
this city. '
A foolish'prachce indulg d in
hy many business men when
going to a bank to deposit money
is to carry the p S5 book 11-their
hand with the bills hanging out
at the ends : Oftentimes they
stop on the street to talk with
someone and invariably , in such
event , fold their' hands behind
them. so that anyone passing
could easily slip the bills from
the book without pausing. This
very thing happened 111 a neighboring -
boring city a few days ago and it
will occur here in Broken Bow if
some of the bank depositors do
not discontinue making a clis-
play of their rolls while enroute
to the bank.
Hev. W. D. Hall and Mr. Ed
'l'aylor encountered an accidcnt
of no small dimensions last Sunday -
day while driving from Sargent
to this citv. The pin came out
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of the dou"ble-tree which dropped
on th honse's heels and frightening -
ing them into a runaway. Mr.
'ravlor , , who was drivin g , was
pulled from the buggy by the
lines and struck the ground on
his lead which rendered him unconscious -
conscious for several minutes.
The team ran about a half mile
a nc1 one of the horses becamc
tangled in a barb wire fence , an
ugly gash being cut in its breast
besides a number of smaller cuts.
1\1AHHIRD-At the residence of
the bride'3 parents , Mr. and Mrs.
C. R. Deming , in Broken Bow ,
Nebr. . at noon on Wednesday ,
July 3t 1907. Mr. Samuel Beadle ,
of Cairo , Nebr. , and Miss May
Deming were united in marriage ,
Hev. A. A. Mitchell , of the
Presbyterian church , performing
the ceremony in the presence of
a few immediate friends and
relahves. After the ceremony a
wedding , dinner was served , and
on the evening train the young
couple left for their . future home ,
Cairo , where the. groom has
charge of a large elevator. He !
is a popular young man , possessed
of fine busine'3s ability and
highly esteemed by the citi7.ens
of Cairo and surrounding country.
Self-Binder Bar Sale.
McCormick , practically new
and in first-class condition. li'oI'
price and terms app y to C. S.
Martin , implement dealer. 4tf.
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Dentists.
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AJl carpets a11l1 curtain goods
at cost. MUVIS & Co. 49-tf
It's the real thing , bettcr than
the hest. White Star coffce at
the Advo. !
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Miss Bruce , of Kansas City ,
teach all kinds of art embroidcry
until July 31st , at Miss 'rodd's
Millincr ) ' store.
The old rchable Custer County
Abstract Co. will i.11ake ) 'our abstracts -
stracts at rcasonable rates , examine -
amine titles to land , bring suit to
quiet titlc , assist you in pcrfect-
ing title to your land.
WU.I.IS CAnWJtI.T. ,
5tf Bonded Abstractcr.
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'l'ravelers Insurance Co. Do not
talte out a policy in an ) ' company'
until you have consulted me.
J. S. McGRAw.
A sample piano-and a good
one-for sale at a bargain , at
Konkel's.
We are rcceiving this weck another -
other addition to our already
large stock of furniture.
S. P. GHOA'l' & Co.
'fhe White Star coffee has a ,
fine flavor you can't forget. At
the Advo.
Hail insurance is good when it
is good. We have only the good
leind and will prove it if you call.
J. S. MCGRAW.
A nearly new , Quickmeal ,
gasoline rangc for sale cheaper
than ch'ap at Konkel's.
Dr. Bass , Dentist. Over McComas'
Domestic sewing machines-
the best what is-at Konkel's.
Be on the safe side and insure
against hail. I represent a company -
pany that pays losses promptly
and in full. Come and 'let me
show you. J. S. MCGRAW ,
See J. M. Fodge , up stairs in
McComas building. - If you are
in want of laborcrs , or if you are
wanting a job of work. Terms
reasonable. 4-5
J. M. li'odge , has some cheap
properties for sale , also two
houses for rent. 4-5
'Patronizelthose who advcrtise
in the HHPunr..IcAN.
I am making f'arll1 loans at 5
per cent interest.
J Al\IUS LnDWtCH ,
25tf Broken Bo . 'V , Neb.
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The Kirkendall shoes have the.
run now. The best foot-wear on
earth at MHVIS & Co. 49-tf
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'Phe "Comfort" sWing chair.
Nuthing like it in the market.
Beats a hammock all to smither-
eens. Only place to be found in
the city is at Groat's Big Store.
GO ) tu J. W. Scott's for unadulterated -
adulterated flour-pure , just as
the wheat growed.
I am making farms loans at 5
per ceut interest. ,
J Al\InS LltDWICII ,
25tf Broken Bow , Neb.
Come early if you want a lovely
suit of clothes cheap. MltvlS ,
& Co. 49-tf.
S. P. Great & Co. sell the' New
Hoval sewing machine. Anyone
co templating the purchi\se of a
machine will find it to their advantage -
vantage to examine them 'and the
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FOR SAT.lt-Fine bay driving
mare. weight about 900 , six years
old , elegant 10olcing. ( . 'or particulars -
ticulars enquire at the RItPunr.t-
CAN office. 5. ( ,
FOR SAI.U-City property.
( , room hou'3e , stahle , chicken ,
house and yard , good well , 20
cherry trees , parcel ground 140x
150 ft. Cheap. 'l'erms easy.
Also a good seven room residence -
dence in a small town in south
central Iowa , will cxchange for
property in Broken Bow , or Cus-
ter rounty lands.
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Blackbirds and sparrows have
left this county because W. S.
Kennedy is selling the farmers
Monitor Drills and they leave no
seed uncovered.
There is no accident or life
insurance company more reliable
than the Traveler's. It has always -
ways paid promptly and in full.
Consult J. S. McGraw , agent ,
Broken Bow State Bank building.
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WANTED-Housekeeper , inquire
of Mrs. Pigman , at County clerks
office. 5tf
REPUnI.ICAN advertisers are
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FOR SALle-House with five
rooms allnccessar.y out buildingH.
! . 'ive lots , north cast part of cit.y.
Inquire. L. 14' . Oxforl , Bcrwyn.
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I am making arm loans al 5
pcr c'n tin tercst.
J A1IUS LUDWICII ,
25tf Broken Bow , Neb.
\Ve want to reduce stock and
will sell aJl' goods at unusually
low priccs. Come and see us.
S. P. GHOA'l' & Co.
Mevis & Co. , will close out
their entire stock of up-to-date
clothing at cost. 49.tfr. .
If you want rtliable : life or
accident insurance see J. S.
McGraw , Brotten Bow State
Bank building. .
W't\NTID-the ( ycar around ,
ten men , with or without families.
HUItUS G. CAlm ,
20tf Doris , Nebraska.
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l'uro Scotch nUll Scotch 'roPPcll Short IIorn
Cattle. My henl uumberll 40 cow II. Will com.
para 111 brccllhlll' 1\1111 Quality with any wellt of
Chlcallo My oxporlenco hall tnultht mo that to
II'lvo 1I'00dllatl factioll. breedhl" cattle Ulllllt be
ralltcc. . . . tlIIH , aUltuue. I expect to
r.clbonl "ere the c.tlal of anythIng
ral801110'he U. B. I IIOW hnvo25 bull II 8ultable
for thlll 1\1111 lied ) 'el\r'8 sonlco. My cow.
I Mohrlt from 1400 to 2000 pOund. . Como nUll ICO
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MEVIS CO.
have the f llest line of Wash Goods on the
market.
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Beautiful thin goods for the hot weather at
prices from 6 ! cts up.
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finN' . Beautiful tyles and colors.
- 'N e are the exclusive agents for the lirkendall
, Shoes.
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Hamlnock Frames I
Music Racks and Cabinets t
Library and Combination Book Cases
Ha 11 Trees and Mirl'ors ,
t Ward Robes and Iitchen Safes I
Victor Extension Dinning Tables
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