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VOL. XXVI. BROKEN BOW , CUSTER COUNTY , NEBRASKA , THURDSAY , OCTOBER 17 , 1907 , NO. 19
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"I Specialties in China
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The assortment of China
that we ha\'e is very large
containing nlany pleasing
articles , Among the lot
are Chocolate Sets , Salad
Bowls , Plates , Cups amI
Saucers , etc.Ve are sel. ;
ling these goods at popular
. , . prices. S 0 m e 0 f them
: , should be in J'our home.
You cannot find any better
value anywhere.
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Reliability
Exactness '
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I Courtesy
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You cau Ilepend 011 our
prescription work , as well
as UpOI1 everything ill our
store. It is reliable-ab.
solutely so. The work of
prescription compounding
IS done with the grcatcst
possible exactness. Aut !
we try to be courteous-
alway ! ! wi1ling to aid and
accol1llllodatc , without lIn.
pleasantlp ovcrdoing.it. . .
New customers are conl1ng
all the time and staying.
'l'he store appeals to , and
pleases all discriminating
observers.
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DRUGGISTS. .
Broken Bow , , , - - Neb.
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, 'C. . = Kamo l\l nce Meat , pure , ni ely spIced , 3 packages for. . . . . . , . . , . . . . . .25 . : . .
.1 A I1ne finished Child : > ' Broom , good quality , each. . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . .15 ii
, ; White semi.porcela n , indivi ual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .02 ' .
. ' Good Choppers , a household neccesslty. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .to. . .50 .
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. Buy some nice and fresh Egg Noodles , I .c size 7j 5C size. .03 ,
' f . Dead Slick Bed , exterminator , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . ;
, Bug sure . a bottle . , each . . . . . , . .25 t
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1'1 " " ' \ " ( Sl.ine up-All k11lds of ' Stovc ' lohshes ' JOC sIze or.3 I for. , . . . . . . " . . . . . . .25 - \ .
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: Drinking Glasses , cheap at 60c a dozen ; we sell them at. .50 tC
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' Beautiful Engraved glasses , $1.25 per dozcnj we sell them at. .go'
; Cuspodors , oed values. each at 35C and , . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . 5
" lllue sauce . dIshes , 6 for 40c , worth. . . ; : . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60 It ?
< Hus k. 111g pegs , each 5c , IOC , I5c , 2C , ' 25C , and. " " , . . . . " . . , . , . . " .35 :
. ' Panacea & Standard Chicken Foods-makes hens Iny- Eggs worlh , , . 20
6) Husking gloves flnd mittens , 3 pairs for. . , . . , . , . . . . . , . . . . , . . . . . . . . . .25 :
. Coffee Mills-rablets-Crsnberries , ' 2 quart ; . . . . . , . , . . " . . . . . . " , . . . .25 , "
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j Our Lamp Sale was a willner. We have plenty to select from. We have ;
all kInd , nf Vae , Stand , lIanging and Gla" lamp' at J pe' een' di"ount.
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i quire heaps of talk we are there. 1'he i
I t5toves we have do the work and recom- i
i , mend themselves. They have a reputation i
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i stone corn shelle1'R-can furnish repairs. j
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! Talk to us about I nternational gasoline !
i - engines-Stationary and Traction engines j
-fl'om 2 15 Ho-o . ' -tVe also
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i haye all.kinds of F' ed Grinders. 1
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A Splendid Record.
111 rcp ! > , to a lettcr wri Hen by
Jules Ilaumol1t. the fol1owing-
splcndid endorsemcnt o'f Sup't
Pinckn y was rcceived :
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J. L. McBHIJtN. Sup.t.
Lincoln. Neb. Oct. 19. .07.
HON. JULUS HAUlIIONT ,
Broken now. Nebraska.
My DUAl { Sm :
Yours of the 15th insto , re-
ceivcd. I consider Sup't 1-1. M.
Pincknev . one of the strongest
county .superi tendents in the
statc. He has no supcrior in his
work. He holds \VITII llONOU
first grade county certificate ,
earned on examination before our
state board of xaminers for' '
county certificate with the following - '
lowing grades :
Algcbra. . . . . . . . . . . . \JO \ Botanr . . . . . . . . . . . .100
Gcol1\etrr . . . . . . . . . lJ\I l'hc \ . . . . . . . . . . . . 00
Agrlculturc. . . . . . . 00 Uookkcelllng. . . .f. 100
C\vlc \ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .100 DrawIng. . . . . . . . . . . 9\ \
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1 < l1gltlh : Compo.J8 Gcogrnphr. . . . . . . . 11\I
Grammar. . . . . . . . . 00 I11 tor ) ' . . . . . . . . . . . . 01
Mental Arlth. . . . . .100 Orthograllhy. . . . . . 100
Pellmanshipl. . . . . .100 l'h'slologr. . . . . . . .100
Heading. . . . . . . . . . . . \1:1 :
' ! 'his placcs his scholarship beyond -
yond question.
Sup't Pinckney served aH a
member of the Legislative cqm-
mittee appointcd by the last
State Teachers' association. No i
memher of this committee ren-I
dered the st.e . better service
than did Mr. Pinckney. Es-
pecial1y is this true on be mC'as-
ure appropriating $50,000 for tbe
weak , short term districts in the
N.rthern and Central counties of
this state. Sup't Pinc1 ney ap-
pel red before Governor Sheldon
in company with Sup't Stephens.
Inspector A. A. Heed and myself
in behalf of this mtasure wbicb
nleans so mucJt for Custer and all
counties north and west of it.
Tbe great object of this measure
is to provide , so far as possible ,
for seven montbs of school in
those districts voting tbe limit
of taxation and yet nut able to
hold , without state aid , more
than three months of scbool. I
think it WIll be safe to say that
at least one hundred scnool districts -
tricts in Custer county will profit I
by tbis measure. It was Superintendent -
intendent Pinckney's kndwledge
of conditions In his county an
his great desire to secure ai for
these districts in nced of help
tbat made him such a valuable
member of this committee.
Without any disparagement to
any of his predecessors in tbe office -
fice of county supcrintendent of
Custer county. I make bold to
say that 110 man has ever rendered -
dered Custer county greater scr-
vice in this office. This is an office -
fice that sbould be removed from
politics as far as possible , making
! Lcrit the sole test. Wben so
measured. Sup't Pinckney will
never be found wanting.
I sincerelyhope tbat tbe good
people ofCuster county , regardless -
less of political affiliations , will
see to it that Superintendent
Pinckney is continued in this office -
fice for another term at least. He
can do much more efficient service -
vice in bis second term tban in
his first. Experience in tbis of-
'fice counts for something even
tbougb tbe best qualified man in
the sate were filling it.
Yours for tbe public schools of
Custer county and Nebraska.
. J. 1 , . McBRIUN.
Faithful Trust Reposed in Him.
Hon. M. B. Reese was born in
Macoupin county. Illinois. in
1839 , a farmer boy , and doubtless :
would still be a farmer with a
rancb 100 miles..square for a
workshop somewhere in western
Nebraska. had b not injured an I
arm about tbe time be ms ready
to brancb out. and this turned
bis attention to another profession -
sion , for in those days a farmer
didn't get to use a riding plow
or cut cornstalks by proxy as
thev do now. Wbile he was
living on the farm Judge Reese
completed tbe course prescribed l
by the country scbools , and then
worked bis way through a semi.
nary near his home. He was
admitted to practice and remove \
to Osc.eola. la. . 111inois having
become entirely too eastern fOI
him. He lived in Iowa from
1865 to 1871. when be beard I
the call of tbe prairies and reo
. moved to Plattsmouth. where h
again hung out blS sbingle.
Practically tbe entire life oj
! Judge Recse in Nebraska has
been spent under the limelight.
He was a member of the con-
i I stitutional convention in 1875
I . district attorney of tbe FoucH
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judicial district for three termsj
supreme jtHl e. and dean of the
law depntment : of the state
u.niversity. All positions of the
greatest importancc. How well
he has done his duty and how I
faithful he has been to the trust
repos.d : in him , is answered by
the endorsement given him by
his party at the late primary
election. Juage Heese was sltnv
to ask for this endorsement. and
only al10wed thc use of his name
aftcr many newspapers and many
pcople had cal1ed upon him to
again assume leadership.
The lIdidate is
repUb1iCan.c a
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RON. M. . HEESE.
magnifictnt specimen of physical.
manhood. about Ct feet tall and
broad in proportton. He 'has
snow white hair and lots of it.
and a long white mustache. He
is a go\d specimen of the man
wbo is strong enough to blaze a
trail in a new country or lead an
old country out of a rut. And
he is even tempered , good
natured. a wit , and an orator.
He catcbes an audience with bis
humor and he holds them w.hile
he clincbes his arguments. In
1887 be serve . as grand master
of the Masons. and he has always
taken great 'mterest in the lodge.
In 1899 be received votes for
United States senator though he
was not an active C' ndidate for
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be position. -
He should receive the entire
r publican vote ancI doubtless will
re , : eive many of the votes of tbe
opposition parties bccause he
stands for the vC'ry best in state
governmcnt. He is one , of
Nebraska's best men and will
make a splendid record on the
bench. .
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No. 39 locall'asRcllircr. cx. 8unda ) ' . ar. ( , :20 : pili
41 cuasllassenlCer. dally. leave. . . . 7:9i : a IU
43 coast paHSenll'Cr. dally Icave..I2:20 a 111
47 local frclght. arrive 2:10 I > IU Iv 3:10 : I > nt
l-AST HOUND.
No. 40 local passcnlrer , Icave. . . . . . . . . . . .8:20 : a 111
4 ; : coast paRSenlrer. leave. . . . . . . . . .5:48 : I ) 11\
44 coast l > asscnlCer. lea , 'It. . . . . . . . . . .5 : 14 a 111
48 local frchrht arrive. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 : 10 p III
39 and 40 do not run west of BroKcn How
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Schedule of arrival and .Iel > arture of malls
from Brokcn How post o ce
Pouches for caRl cloRe as followR :
'l'raln No. 40 , 8 a m ; No. 42. 5:15 : I ) Ill ; No 43
44.7:30 p. m.
l'ouches for wcsl close as follows :
Tr.ln No , 43 , 7:30 1'.111. ; No. 41. 7:30 a. 111.
OIIi'e hours. 7 a. nt. lo 7:30 1 > , 111. .
Office open Sundays frulll 9:30 : to 10:30 : a. 111. '
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stor ) ' for you , a story of
, drug values. We will tell
i you of medicine thnt will
I work for your benefit. We
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need and medicines you
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. out. Our want is to sup.
i ply you with the hest drug
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Bclnz Pure Cider Vincgnr , per gal. . . . . . . . . . . 35
Cote Bros. White Winc Vinegar , per gal. . . . . 40
. Canncil Peas , IIIdcal , II 2 cans Cor. . . . . . . . . . . 25
, Gollicn Wax Beans , J. M. , 2 cans for. . . . . . . . 25
Canned Pumpkin , 2 cans for. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
linking Powder , Rahbit } toot , IOC ISO aUlI. . . . 25
Heim Pcppcr Saucc , l'cr bottlc. . , . . . . . . . . . . 35 . . .
ltlower Pots , 2 in. to t4 in. , from 5C to. . . . .1.25
. Heinz Apple Butter , frollt 250 to. . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Heinl. Currant Jclly. . . . . . . . . . : ' . : . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
1\lush rooms , per can. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Woolson Spice Co's Coffees
Apex 111cIIII. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ! 20
Corkcr , bulk. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Hdgcl1Iore Brand , 2 pound cnn. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ro
Vienna : l\I. & G. , 3 1 ou11l1 call. . . . . . . . . . . . . .t.oo.
Peaherr ) ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
ACrican Java. . . . . . . \ . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
, Bun. , Cake. , Pie. , Cookie. , Doughnuta , Jell Roll.
Eagle Grocery Co.
Phone 58
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I Borrows Fifty--Signs a Note for a Million I
I 'I'he hove incident. occurs nightly inthe , thlrd'a'ct oC II A 111-
1I0llaire Tromp" which will he presented tit the Opera House ,
i i l\IOIlIlay evening , Oc\oher \ 2 J Of coursc the fifty , is , pnl s age
: Itioney IInll thc note is not genuiuc , bllt Harry Chanllers ! , the
i tramp , IIlId Doc Staley , the villaill , in thc pIny , furnish the
i allieltce with a .scene of intensity dllring thc proceedings. Tbe
: IItory oC the Play is enc that ppeilis to 1111 cln ses nlike nnl1 fur. .
i nish many good hcarty laughs. The sccnlc cUll oC the perfor-
I mance leaves nothing to be wishcd for. 011 thc pnradc about
: 1I00n the manager will throw nWIlY money. Sents going quick. s
People in the Play 14 I
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Slepparcl ] & Burk
Shepherd & llurk wants to call your
attention to their elegant. line of bottle
goods , such as
a.lives Sweet mix pickles
Capel' Sauce Lea & Pm'rins Sauce
Chili Sauce Pe1 , > per Sauce
Oyster Cocktail Olives in bulk
Catsup Sweet , sour pickles
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Ohow Ohow Chow chow in bulk
: Mustard Dill pickles
Sweet Pickles in bulk
We also have plenty of Ripe lnrl Green Tomatoes and all kinds vegetablcil
Phone 125. South Side Square
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