SnVs. Cured thousands
Given up to Die.
W.OALDWELL
of CHICAGO.
Practicing Ateopathjr , Homeopathy ,
Electric nnd General Medicine.
lly request will Ylslt j
i Grand Central Hotel ,
"Broken Bow , June 4
roturuhitf CTcry four week * . Connul liftr when
llio oimottunltv. U at linntl
, , , PR. CAttDWnr li iimiiM her practice tu the
treatment of ilUcaHcn oftha Kyc , liar ,
ise , Throat , Idiiivn , Female DIseasrH ,
teclal of Chlldruii and alt Clirunlc , Nervous
d Surulcal Diseased of a curalilu imturu ,
irly coniumptlou. llrouchltlfl , llroaclil.il
ACatarrah , Chronic Catarrali , Head-Ache , Cun *
( Vtlpatlon , Btomaclio and liuwel Trouble * ! ,
YXheumatlimi , Ncuralula. Hclotlca , HrlifhtB'n
.UUcanc , Kidney DlneascB , DlBcnscH of tlio
Alvor aud Ulnddcr , DlizlnuHs. Nervousness ,
jndlrcstlon , Obesity , Intcruptcd Nutrition ,
/Slow Urowth lu Children , and all waatlnir
riMieaBPn lu adults. Deformities , Club-feet ,
Currauturo o ( tlio Splno , Diseases of the llraln ,
.YaralyiU , tipllensy , Heart Disease , Dropuy ,
SwoUUiir of tile Itlmbi , Stricture , Open Sores ,
tain lu tlie Ouuua , Granular Gulanromonts and
11 lens > fltauJldir diseases property treated ,
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES.
Pimples , Itlotches , Eruptions , I < lver Spots
I'allinsr of tlio Ilalr , Bud Comploxlou. Ectema ,
Throat Ulcer * . Bone Pains , hlndder Troubles ,
Wesk Back. Uurula ? Urine , Pausing Urine
too ofton. The effects of constitutional sick-
ueas or the talclu ? of too much Injurious medi
cine receives searching treatment , prompt
relief and a cure for life.
Diseases of Women , Irregular Menstratlou ,
tfttlllnirof the Womb , lioarlncr Down Pains ,
Female Displacements Lack of Sexual Tone ,
Leucorrhea , Sterility or Barrenness , consult
Dr. Caldwell and aha will show them the cause
of their trouble and the way to become cured.
CANCERS , G01TUK , FISTULA , PILES ,
and enlarged alaudtt treated with the sub
cutaneous Injection method , absolulply with
out palu and without thu loss of a drop of
liluod , la ouo of her owu dlscoverleH and Is
really the most scientific and certainly sure
euro method of this an van ceil siro. Dr. Cad-
well has practiced her pretension In m > mo of
the largest uottpltaloa throughout the country.
She has no superior lu treating anil dlairiios *
ug of dlacaHcs , deformities , etc. She has
lately opened an office lu Omaha , Nebraska ,
where she will spend a portion of each week
treating1 her many patients , Nu incurable
cases accepted for treatment. Consultation ,
examination and advice , one dollar to those
Interested.
Dr. Ora Caldwell & Co. ,
Oittaha , Neb. Chicago , III.
H Address all mall to 104 Uou Bulldluir , Omaha
< Nebraska.
Builindlin
'Plan Now
'To the Pacific Coast :
Very low round trip rules com
mencing June 1st for Attractive
Const Tours , only $60.00 ; slightly
highervia. Shasta Route and Puget
Sound.
To Chicago and East ;
Republican Convention excursion
ticketsat low rates in June ; also
summer excursion rates in connec
tion with Convention and Summer
Tourist rates to eastern resorts.
.To Colorado and
Rooky Mountains ;
Daily excursion rates commencing
June is to Colorado , Utah , Wy
oming , Black Hills , Yellowstone
Park ; great Democratic conven-
at Denver in July.
Homeaeekers * Rates ;
f First and ( third Tuesdays to the
west , including the famous Big
Horn Basin aud Yellowstone Val
ley , where large tracts of rich irri
gated lands ore opened for settle
ment by the government and by
the government and by private
companies. Write D. Clem Dea-
var , Burlington Landseekers * In
formation Bureau , Omaha ; excel
lent business openi'iga in new ,
growing towns.
Write a brief description of your
proposed trip and Jet us advise you
how to make it the Iwst way at
the least cost.
M. L , ORMSBY ,
( Ticket Agent )
r.Ii. W. WAKELEY , G. P. A. ,
: ' ( Omaha , Nebraska. )
Through the Sunny South.
Continued from First pair *
mother's tender embrace to peace
fully sleep with those of the
nations sacred dead. One monument
ment bore the inscription of that
of Mary Houston , widow of
Colonel James Houston , 82 N ,
Y. Volunteers. She died April
1st 1901. This cemetery was
established in 1867. The old
siege guns were made in 1853.
Captain William Wilson super
intendent of the cemetery and
grounds , requested each one of
our crowd of four to place our
names and addresses on the
cemetery record in this far south
land of the United States. We
found Mr. Wilson and his wife
to be very obliging and courte
ous people , and gave us much im-
formation concerning this old
Port and Cemetery and at just
11 o'clock we bade farewell to
this grand old soldier and his
good companion and left this
sacred and historic place for our
dining car , for we expected to
have for dinner some more of the
good Mexican beef steak or its
equivalent in something equally
aa good. And in this we were
not disappointed , neither do we
believe we ever will be as long as
we have these good cooks
with us.
Well here we are at the car ,
warm as a hot later , tired as
a Texas mule and hungry as a
Kansas grey hound , but other
wise as sound as a pigeon hole
in a billiard table. Some of the
Kansas boys and the two Wis
consin boys , including Dr. Gib
son , got real smart in the morn
ing , .fter they separated from
our little crowd , and what do
you think they did away down
here in this old Mexican town
without even consulting the
manager of our car in the least
or getting permission of the city
authorities. Well , I'll just tell
you if it does make Dr. Gibson
get his back up in the upper
berth when he goes to bed , yes
sir , they did for a fact , they did ,
they actually took , without any
previous preparation whatever ,
or knowledge of coming events
or the danger there might be in
the undertaking , they actually
took upon themselves the privil
ege to be humbugged into the
idea of going through the streets
of this strange city on the very
first day of their arrival , and
strangers too among these people
in this old town that is ten
hundred years behind the worlds
nrst section of the Katy t < lyer ,
yes they did , for a fact , they did
fnr a sure thing , take an auto
mobile ride of about 15 miles.
And wasn't it an awful risk in
this country so near the Gulf
coast , but they did and got back
about noon , and Dr. Gibson had
the audacity to tell us fellows ,
who had been a little more care
ful about our company aud the
way we acted in a strange town
aud among strangers , that it was
a delightful trip , this automobile
ride. Well you just see if some
of we fellows don't get even with
you fellows this afternoon. Just
wait and see.
The signal is given by our
genial host , Mr. Frary , that
dinner is ready , and without any
coaxing or urging these Kansas
fellows and Dr. Gibson were
placing away for safe keeping
without ceremony the enormous
amount of good things prepared
for this , our first dinner in
Brownsville , that the lady cooks
became al irmed for fear there
might be some cases of acute
indigestion , which is very fatal
in a hot climate , and called a
council with the managers and
it was decided to leave off the
third course of sauce , pie and
cake , which was a little disap
pointing to the Kansas fellows
and also Dr. Gibson of Wiscon
sin. I really felt a little humili
ated myself for the first time on
this trip , for jjl knew Mr. J. M.
Turner had been rustling a good
part of the forenoon trying to
supply the cooks in quality and
quantity enough to tide us over
this noon aud evening meals ,
and this was the first time I felt
insulted. Some of the boys here
and at this time accused me of
getting fat on this trip. The
fact is , and I frankly confess ,
that I did appropriate my share
of the good things to eat and I
am real glad for it was the only
way I could keep up with these
Kansas fellows without getting
steam pressure to high. Dinner
over aud several of the boys in
dulged in a social smoke.
Sometimes trom three to six you'd see.
Collected lu one company ;
And every fellow In good Klee ,
Aud all must have amoving spree
A social smoking union.
And then the smoVe and fumus would rise'
UVe morning mists before thu skies ;
And woe to him who has weax eyes ,
Unless he takes hU leave and tiles
Prom thU tobacco union.
Having some mail to post , in
company with two of the boys
we started out before the others
were quite ready and as usual in
the excitement , I mailed the card
without stamping it , and I sup
pose this card will be a guest of
this place longer than I will , but
I hope I will be excused when the
facts are known , for as we passed
by on the street toward the U. S.
mail box , we saw something that
almost gave us the lock jaw. A
monstrous automobile , sitting
right here sound asleep and
apparently dead on the street
near the sidewalk in this old
town. The very same old
moutrosity the boys were telling
us about what had taken them
in the forenoon on their delight
ful trip. This peaceful , quiet
looking animal resembled some
thing we had seen away back in
the north where they 'don't raise
cotton and Mexicans , but this one
looked to be a little over-grown.
I stood and watched the thing
a little while , not getting very
close , and by and by I saw a
fellow take something like a
crank and go up to it and fasten
it on something and give its nose
a few twists , and such snorting
and puffing as it did do. I soon
found out the thing wasn't either
asleep or dead , but seemed to be
getting awful mad about some
thing , and 1 didn't know but the
old thing was going to take the
town. But pretty soon this same
fellow went up to it again and
said or did something to it and
it quieted down and apparently
was entirely over its mad spell ,
and after watching it for awhile
we concluded now was the time
to show our bravery and get even
with those smart fellows who
behaved so unbecoming among
strangers in the forenoon , without
authority or special advice , and
I just deliberately stepped up in
this great touring monster und
quietly set down and before I
could think twice there were
about fifteen of these little
Mexican tots begging to shine
my shoes. Well I didn't want
to act cute like the other boys
did and I just let two of these
little shiners shine me , and they
did and wanted to keep this
shining up. every fifteen minutes
the whole time I was in Browns
ville. I think there must have
been some 500 or perhaps 1000 of
these little shine fellows. There
were so many tif them I thought
when night came it must have
its effect on the stars , for they
really did appear to shine brighter
here than any place I had ever
been before , and these- thoughts
come to me at this time , viz :
That if these slouchy , lazy look
ing great big stand-up on the
corners and streets everywhere
fellows , just had a little of this
everlasting shine about them
selves that these little fellows
had , first , last and all the time ,
this old town would take on a
different shine from what it had ,
for it surely needs it everywhere
from center to circumference.
Well these little shiners got
through with me , and what do
you think they called it a double
shine and I guess it was as
there were two of them. Well I
just gave them each five cents
and said to myself , sold again ,
but I didn't want the other boys
to find it out , no sir.
While we were waiting for
enough people to make up their
minds to risk an automobile ride
so near the Rio Grande river , as
we had seating capacity for
twelve passengers , and it took a
little while to get the number to
make the venture , there were
some Mexican ladies came by and
seeing a chance for some trading
or selling some Mexican drawn
work and one of our crowd , Dr.
Gibson I think it was , as he had
come to see whether any of us
got hurt getting on the automo
bile , he told these Mexican ladies
to call at the car this evening at
about 7 o'clock , as he for one
wanted some drawn work. Now ,
to tell you the truth , I don't
know what this stuff is , its just
a little out of my line of business
I suppose but from what I could
sec here , it seemed to me it was
about all drawn work.
The whole system of water
works was drawn on two wheel
carts in barrels , one barrel , one
donkey , pony or oxen as the case
might be , to each two wheel
cart , and I saw wood drawn on
two wheel carts with two oxen ,
one driver and one fellow going
ahead to solicit trade 1 suppose ,
and 1 saw several whole tamiltes
of Mexicans drawn on these two
wheel carts. I could not see
what Dr. Gibson wanted these
ladies to bring their drawn work
to our car for , but he insisted on
them doing this , aud we just let
the matter go for the time being ,
but thought some time when we
got away from these Kansas
lellows we would just politely
ask some one why gthis peculiar
stuff was called drawn work ,
( Continued next vrettc. )
I.A , ARMOUK ,
Attorney at Law.
Broken Bow.lNebr ,
Havlnir junt had night year * practical expcr
li-nco as County Judiro. will ( five ipcclal alteu
lion to the drnwlnif and probatluir of wills aud
Hie Administration of estates of deceaied per *
( IOIIR and raluorn. Write or phone me. I may
nave you p trip ,
r % JI. CONRAD ,
. . . . .llo&lorIn , . . .
I'umiu.WInd , Mllln , Titnbr. Fltttngt , Oaeolln
Baiflnon , otn , o.tc.
Broken Uow , Nebmka ,
DR. CHRISTENSON ,
EyeEarNoseThroat
, , ,
and Chronic Diseases.
Fitting- Glasses , \
Office in Realty block.
Short Horn Cattle
CRIMSON SCOTT No. 717Oas.
J. G. BRUNIZHK , Breeder of
Pure Scotch and Scotch Topped Sbort llorn
Cattle. My herd numbers 40 cows. Will com
pare In breed 111 if and quality with any west of
Chlcauo My experience haa tauirut mo that to
iflvp iroodsatlsfactlon , breeding cattle must be
rulHUft lu tliln ullltiKle. I expect to
rulNf : Iliein Here the equal of anything
ralapd In the U. S. I now have25 bulls suitable
for this and next year's serTlc * . My cows
wcltrh from 1400 to 2000 pounds. Come and gee
tben .
J. G. BRENIZER
UUOKRN Dow , - - NKBRASKA
FRANK KELSEY ,
ALL KINDS OP
WELLS
Consult him If you want Water.
Phone 112 , - Broken Bow.
DOCTOR W.
Age , Coming 6 ; Weight ,
1700 ! bs.f Will Make the
Season of 1908 as
Follows.
Mondays ,
Tuesdays and
Wednesdays ,
at R. T. BAKER'S , on Clear creek.
Thursdays ,
Fridays and
Saturdays
r.t TOOLBY'S Barn , Broken Bow.
TERMS : $8 to insure ; $10 for
sucking colt.
W. A. TOOLEY , Owner.
BANGS STUDIO
East Side of Suqare
Photographs , Bdisou aud Columbia
Phonographs and records.
Agents tor Chickeriug , Ivers and Pond
aud Star Pianos.
We can save you money.
A Liberal Supply of
OANE AND MILLET SEED
Still on hand
J. W. Scott ,
South Side Suqare , Broken Bow , Nebraska
CCT before you decide upou the
Rnr
purchase of aiiy'uew piece of Furnl *
nture ; the cheapest IB often very ex-
penslveUu ( th cud. Itl Is'alwayn'wlse'to
buy thoroughly. WELL MADE FURNI
TURE such as we sell. All our Ideslvns
are very attractive , some handsome models
are offered ezcUslvelylby us.
D. C. KONKEL.
THE FURNITURE MAN.
Send your Abstract Orders to
J. G. LEONARD ,
Bonded Abstractor
Office In Security State Bank B'ld'ng
r :
RAS ANDERSON
INGRAIN
_
GRAIN AND COAL
Peed in large and small quantities at both wholesale
and retail.
Special attention given to filling orders for coal
in any quantity.
Broken Bow , - - Nebraska
LEQAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO HEIRB.
The Heirs , Devisees , Legatees , Creditors ,
and all persons Interested lu the estate of
r.nllmr M. Keedar , deceased ,
Take notice that , Emnla L. Schutte , has filed
her verified petition lu the County court of
Glister county Nebraska , Praying that HUB bo
found and decreed to be the sole heir of said
Esther M. Schulte , deceased ; that the south *
west quarter of hectlou twcuty-Rlx , township
thirteen , range twenty-three , lu Custor County ,
Nebraska , passed and descended to the ( ten-
tloncrouthe death of Esther M , Hecder , to
gether with her personal property : that said
property Is not liable for the payment of debt *
of the said deceased , or to altacumcnt , execu
tion or other mcsne process , and IB free and
discharged theio from , and the whole tltlo and
possession thereof lu lu the said KmUl.i L ,
Scliulte ; and that thu regular adml < itratlou of
the estate of the said Esther M. Keeder , bo
dispensed with ; and for general relief.
You will take further ttotlce , That said
matter , will be heard at the Bald Court on the.
llth day of Juno 1W at 10 o'clock a. m , , aud
that the depositions of the petitioner ami
Orlando Skluner will bo taken , for use In ( .aid
matter , before competent authority , at thu
officuof UC.lIe.iU lu I'llllurton , California , on
the 1th day of Junp , 1OS | , between 10 o'clock ,
a. m , , and & o'clock p. m. , with power tu
adjourn from day to day.
Dated at Broken How. Nebr. May 13th , 1WJ.
A. K. 1IUMPUKUY ,
ISUAL ! County JndKi ! .
Emma L. Schulte , by her att'y , J. A. Armour.
May 14-ZS
NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior , U. S- Laud office
at Broken Bow , Nebr. , May 12. 19041.
Notice M hereby given that Peter W. Doolcy ,
of Broken Bow , Nebr. , who ou February JMtli.
1902 , made Uomestead , No. 2664 , for neH ,
section 3t , township IS north , range -W west ,
bth principal Meridian , has died notice of In
tention to make Final 5 year Proof , to estab
lish claim to the land above described , belore
register and receiver , at Broken Bow , Nub. ,
on the 19th day of June. 1909.
Claimant names as wit Busses : John U.Rose ,
of Broken Neb. . Francis Mouat , of Broken Bow ,
Neb. , Richard Mohat , of Broken Bow , Neb. ,
Acy llroylea.of Broken Bow.
[ SKAL ] JOHN KURSK , Reclntrr.
May 14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
County court , Custer county , Nebraska. The
creditors of the estate of John F. Sander-
sondeceased :
Take notice , that I will sit at the county
court room , In Broken Mow , In said county ,
pu the and dayot June 1908 , and on the 30Ui
day of NOV. , 1803 , each at 10 o'clock a. in. , oi
each.day to receive and examine all claims
against said estate , with a view to their ad
justment and allowance.
The time limited for the presentation of
claims against said estate is six inoutliu itorn
the 1st day of May , 1808 , and the time
limited for payment of debts Is one year
from said date.
Dated April 30th 1903.
( SEAL ) A. R. UUUPBBKT , Couuty Judge.
First pub. May 7-28 ,
NOTICE TO CREDITOns.
lounty court , Custer County , Nebraska. The
creditors of the estate of Elizabeth Mor
row , deceased :
Take notice , That I will sit at the county
court room , In broken Bow , in said county ,
on the 10th day of June , 1603 , and on the 30th
day of November , 1008 , each at 10 o'clock a. m. ,
of'each day , to receive and examine all
clatnia against said estate , with a view to
thelradlustment and allowance ;
The time limited for the presentation ot
claims against said estate Is six months from
the 0th day of May , IPOS , and the time limit
ed for payment of debts is one year from
said date.
[ SKAL ] A. It. IlUMPiiur , Couuty Judge.
Dated May 9th , 1608. May 14
Try the REPUBLICAN * office for
fine job printing.
IN CAMP OR FIELD-AT
MOUNTAIN OR SHORE
Then It always a chinco
to noy ] sumo shooting
TO SHOOT WELL YOU MUST BE EQUIPPED WITH
A RELIABLE FIREARM ; tha only kind we have
been making for upwards of fifty years.
Our Una : RIFLES , PISTOLS , SHOTGUNS ,
RIFLE TELESCOPES , ETC.
Auk your Dnaler , nnd Insist on tlio
STKVKN8. Where not sold by Ite-
tullers , wo Ihtp tllroct , nxpremi pre
paid , upon receipt of Cutulot ; jirlcu.
Heutl lor 14I > 1'aire Illiittrutff.
catalog. AnliiUUpeuiuhlu liook. l
ready reference itir ninu iiutl lu\ '
tbootcri. Mulled lor ' 1 cent * In
* tumi > tocoverpiMtuict > . Iteuutlful
'VfU Oalar llunucr I ) \vnrtlvtl flir
IK cent * In n > iiin .
J. STEVENS AltMH & TOOL CO
I' . O. llox 4007
Chlcopoo Fallu ,
U.S.A.
lo ro
tncn
0.
r