Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, November 19, 1908, Page 5, Image 5

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    THE KEfUBLtOAN , OUS'J'WH OOUNTY , NtiBKASKA
QUALITY
ALWAYS
You tqay be sure of finding
quality here.
We furnish the best the manu
facturer produces , but \vc watch
our buying so h t we tuny be
nble to fclnt \ reasonable prioow.
Our idm is lo sell you the best
> ou ever bor. flit nnd save you
sotnutliing in the translation.
l'e cri icnir. aurefully prepared
by those Utbt know how.
The Busy Druggist
Personal and Otherwise
J. A. Young of Gates was a
Broken Bow visitor Monday.
J. 13. Ash of Gates was in the
city on business Saturday.
P. II. Aubrey of Mcrna was a
Broken Bow visitor Sunday.
J. P. Johnson of Ansohno was
a Broken Bow visitor Sunday.
C. E. Bates of Lillian was in
the city the first of the week on
business.
Thomas Lawhoru of Anselmo
was in the city on business the
first of the week.
Extraordinary
Watch Values.
DO YOU WANT A WATCHv .Most
every one does. isvcryl'odv '
needs one Some people , however ,
don't feel like paving a large sum ol
money for one. Thej trv to get aloiin
by depending on the public clock * and
their Iriends for the time Inconven
ient , of coui > e I have a number ot
Watches taken In exchange that I
slinll sell at liottom prices. All the
leading makes I have put them In
flrst class condition and they keep as
( ? oed time as new ones Theiv's no
further excuse tor your ( Mini ; wlihoui
a watch.
i\TIlA :
FANCY
MALAGA
flHAPKS
We 1'er I'onnd
SAl'Kll KHAt'T
THU KIN11)
MOTH Kit
t'SKD TO
MA1CK
JUL'bll
lOc Pel Quart
UX'IHA FANCY
VIKlilNIA
SU UKV
I'uTA'U'Ks '
. ' Pel I'uiinil
YOHK sTATK
FANCY
S\VKIT cinuu
nir. FINF.ST
4J 1'er 11 illon
F\NCY
HKAD
LKTTPl'K
Mr. George L , Xanders left
Monday morning for YorkPenn.
Sam Athins of Anselmo was
in the city on business Monday.
W. Hoguc and wife of Lillian
were Broken Bow visitors Tues-
d ay.
ay.G.
G. W. Worthington and wife
of Lillian were in the city Tues
day.
day.H.
H. A. Wilke of Walworth was
in the city on business last Fri-
C. M. Gist of Mason City was
was in the city on business last
Friday.
A Babcock of Arnold was in
the'city the first of the week on
bubiness.
8. D. Myers of Gates was in
the city on business the first of
the week.
William Keill of Murna was in
the city on business the first of
the weok.
Norval Gates of Gates was
transacting business in the city
Tuesday.
F N. Knox of Mason City was
transacting business in the city
last Fiidny
T. C. O'Connor of Auselmo
was transacting business in the
city Tuesday.
Charles Williams of Walworth
was transacting business in the
city last Friday.
Tom Ash of G.itos was trans ,
acting business in the city the
first of the week.
Judge A. R. Humphrey re
turned yesterday from a business
trip to Lincoln
David McGuigan of Walworth
was transacting business in the
city last Friday.
Mrs. Trudo returned Tuesday
evening from a three week's
visit at Lincoln.
George Raymond of Lillian
was transacting business in the
city last Saturday.
Ed M. Scott of Anselmo was
transacting business in the city
the first of the week.
C , P. Young of Gates was
transacting business in the city
the first of the week.
G. R. Peama-i of Yucahill was
transacting business in the city
the first of the week.
Henry KleudAorlh o ! Wal
worth was transacting business
in the city last Friday.
Miss IueFinlen went to
Omaha Monday. Miss Finlen
will also vi'it In Iowa and
Illinois.
Supervisors Cushman , Lee and
Foley appraised the Ham Rogers
school land east of the city and
the R A. Hunter school laud in
the north pait of the township.
Mr. Herman of the firm of
Herman & Kern , who is con
ducting a branch house in Ra
venna , spent Sunday in the Bow.
THANKSGIVING
PROCLAMA1ON
III1. IT KNOWN THAT
J. . C. BOW I IN
Is rii'adriu.irt is l-'or
Fancy GROCERIES
New luiporlfd Turkey Klaa.pcrlb . . .air
New Imiiortcil PiThlin Dates.per 11) . Hk-
New Iniporled Stuffed Walnut Dates
IJLT pound S > ) c
Xuw Impoitcd Stuffed r'ecaii Dates
' . " 0' '
per pound '
Neluiportt'it ilri'ucu Currents , per
packagf lOcand li'vi-
New Callfoini.i St-t'dc 1 It.tlslus , pi-r
IMCkage Itir
London l.ayoi ItatHln * . , \ \ upur Ib VOc
J'aiicyVliltc L'ltivor anil Colorado
Honey , per Iraim- 3Jc
Taiit-y Hutne KaUi-d lisirnrtvii lloncv
jier pound K '
K.incv Navel Uianufs. pe d z Mo. ! ' . , iO >
Kxira Fancy f-.iia - Oraiie J'rull caeli JOi-
Kxtra 1'ancy 1'im.i I'liiUilng , a can 3.ric
Uxira Fam-y Tangi-iliif-thin iklii
Northern Ni'W % "rk Hweei Appli'N
UariioPancv Oli\cs.inurt ( jottlea I3c
r.vt-f > thing for Thanksgiving Dlnuer.
THAUR
Pure Old Cider Vinegar
MA UK
HAMilNi ; ANU
STAND LAMPS-
ALL KINDS
COD
CllANHKHUIKS
I.V I'or iuart
I'ltKSH
OVSTUKS Till :
1'HllUbT .
U HOWS'
NOT WATHIt
SOAKID
Dinner FIJOM
IlAL'll.MDKL
OYSTKIt IIKHS
I'll Vlil
Mr I'l-t t.'u.n t
IIANA.NAS
FKF.S1I
Cl ICO A N't ' 1 h
CHKSTNl IS
FANCY UATINu
APPLES
WKLI.
8.
* *
Singers !
The City Choras Society will
meet at the Christian Church on
Tuesday December 1. Be present.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bryan
leave this week for u trip in
Mexico. Mr. Bryan desires to
take the trip for rest and recrea
tion.
The voters of the stale ol
South Dakota have voted to do
away with ihe "quick diverse
mill" which has characterised
the divorce law in that state.
Om- year ol actual residence is
now necessary to secure a divorce.
The assessed value of the state
of Nebraska $3'J 1,735,484 as
against an assessed valuation of
S32J,413,34'J last year. This figure -
ure represents one-fifth of the
actual value of the properly listed
1 for taxation. These figures > .how
' an increase in valuation of about
1562 , 300,000.
If we can help you with a hint , well and good.
But forcing sales is a policy we bar.
If you're a stout man , a thin man , tall man or
short your sise is here.
If you're ' a hard-to-please man , your choice is
* V
here in a Kuppmheimer Suit or Over Goat.
You know the genuine worth of Euppenheimer
Clothes.
Wo , and the makers , guarantee them.
Look our line 07BRa We carry full line of MEFS
DEESS SHOES in the Walk Over quality noted for
Durability and Style.
Broken Bow
Nebraska
wmf&mBiSrt
Physicians
111 The Fillingof Prescriptions
too much cate cannot lie taken lo lm\e
the drugs the purest and best obtainable.
The cure of the patient often depends on
Ibis important matter. Physician1 : are
always pleased when we fill their pre
scriptions for this reason. Our line of
Toilet Articles , PCI turnery and Proprie
tary Medicines is complete an 1 low
priced.
ID. McCOMAS.
Mr. S.1J. . Great and daughter
Miss Lincola , spent a few days
the first of the week in Omaha.
Secretary of th Navy Vic'.or i
II. M Met call' today trrdercd
his resignation to tlie ptc idcnt !
to take effect Deccmbc1- ! I , on nc-
C'nuit of ili lieallS Assistant Sic-
r 'tory of the N iv , 'Pi urn in New
tciry v\ill lie named .is Mr. Met-
I'all's successor.
The "uv.-i pincnt's petition for
a re.ieariny ol tlic c.ise in which
t..e U'liKM Stales circuit court
o. appeals n.vtrsrd the tiial
cjurt in lining UieS'uml.rd Oil
comjjay of Indima $2'J,2-10,000
for alleged rebating , has been de
nied in the court of appeals. It
is proable lh.it the government
will nosv attcmi > t to Ijriug the
whole matter bctore the btipreme
court on a v/nl of coruorari. The
govctnmenl in ils pc.ition for a
rehearing intimaUd that if the
opinion of the judges of the ap-
pelate court--arosscup ( , Seaiinu
and Hakcr was allowed to stand
it would nullify neatly every
shred of the rufoimatory legis
lation accomplished by the Roosevelt
velt , administration.
Governor-ICIec I b'.jallcn ' burger
iskept busy these da s looking
after the applications for appoint
ments vhat are made to him ,
He has several hundred of tlu-m
now to look after and each ma 1
brings in more and more. Some
ol the LK-tnocr.ils iiiaibt that
Slial'i-nbergtr should appoint
none except tin ; IJryan Volunteers
because thty were tlu j.iincipul
workers iu llij campiign and
c1 oh one dug up hi.s ten duiluis
towards the campaign fund of
the Democrats. Others say that
the work of the Bryan Volunteers
was primarily in behalf of IJryan
and that they are not entitled to
consideration from Shallenberger.
Shallcnbcrger has announced
that he is goiii'f to make the ap
pointments early and this is
partly the c nisc of the rush ot
application .
Suite of three roonn to rent.
20-tf K. K.MY KS.
Taft Will Call Extra Session.
lVi'idiMit-10lccl Taft Ims an-
mmncod that ho will call ' .lie
special session of Conyte-s f'.T
tlie tcviiion of the tarilT as soon
alicr his inauguration as would
be reasonable. Senator Ijurkclt
ift quoted as stating that lie can
af.sure his coubliiulcnta that the
revision \sill bo down.
Marriage Licenses Issued.
-Mlom in 1C. JCrikson Comstock 22
Paulina J. Swaiison Comstock 27
C. K. Stone Judith Gaps Mont 24
Klora Dse Comstock 22
Joseph R. Andrews Comstock 42
Gertrude Smith Comstock. . . .35
David II. McGuigan M rna..2'J
Bertha V. Bishop Broken Bow 17
Charles M. Jelinek Ravenna..33
Olive Cogil liavenna 28
Sec Dr. Talbot for Rambler
and Mitchell Automobiles.
rms
I ccntdiscovcrics have shown
n > -it i ailing hair is caused by
p. , ; ns at the roots of the hair.
T.-i' tcfnre , to stop falling hair ,
\xu ' . .lust first completely dc-
stn/y these germs. Ayer'sHair
Vij-'or , new improved formula ,
\ \ ill certainly do this. Then
leave the rest to nature.
Duci not ditingf the color < > / " the l.al ,
t c * * * * " " ' " ' ' * < ' " " ' ' TyrM" '
Formula with cnoU boitlo
n Bhorr it to j
' doctor
Ael ; hfm'i ' o It ,
IheiiUo ash 3
Hccf nt discoveries have also prov J
d ' . ' \drtilf \ is caused by p.crnis on the scalp.
Therefore , to cure dandru7 ! , the first thlnp
to c'o ' is to completely destroy thesedan-
drun" perms. Here , the same Aycr's Hair
VfV" : will give the same splendid results.
'air . by tie J. o. Ayer Co. ,
RE VOr ( JKTTIXd IN on this
piv ? \\'c are selling a first
FARR/S / WAGON with
I at
\Vi- are able to this because ! wo bought
a ear \ViitfoiiK at § 12.00 tu § 15.00 loss
than mamil'autimTK jiricos.
lit'lt ( r ct in on this now.
It won't LAST LONG.
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Broken I5o\v , Nebraska.