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TJiJfi OUBTiJK OOUNTX BISPUBLIOAN
THE LOCAL NEWS OF THE WEEK
Gleaned for Your Perusal by Our Rustling Reporters
Old papers for sale at this
office ,
M us Mary Worth is visiting at
Mas ) a City ,
Mm. Martha Lewis is in Grand
Island on a visit ,
Miss Vera Eddy left Friday
evening for Dunning.
R. D , Oshorn returned to
Seneca Tuesday evening. .
Dorr Johnson of Canjon Ohio
is visiting M. S. Eddy.
Hon. M. P. Kiukaid left Tues
day morning for Grand Island.
Miss , Francis Melst of Chicago
is visiting her friend Miss Eddy.
J. W. M. Mauis of Ansley was
in the city Tuesday on business
Mrs. W. S. Lawson returnee
to her home in Ansley Wedncs
day.
White Steam car , Ford am
Oakland Automobiles. Rean
liros.
Ethel Croxen went' to Aurora
Saturday for a visit of a few
days.
days.Mrs.
Mrs. James McMillan is enter
taining Miss Perkins of Mason
City.
City.Mrs.
Mrs. Derris left for Dunning
where she goes to visit her son
Henry.
Kiffin-Lucke Co.
3 Specials for
Saturday , July 23
5 Joz. Mcn'e work shirts , 50c values
for 39c
Sizes 15 to 17 Olue in color
25 Dutch and Stock Collars , 25c , 35c
values for 19c
Ladies Colorc Like-silk Lisle liosc 35c
values for 23c
Another Shipment of Hairnets at 4
for 25c
TKtie pricti ( or Saturday July 23 only ,
Son Window For Display.
KIFFIN-LUCKE CO.
C. F. Wilson went to Grand
island on a professional visit
Saturday.
Miss Eglcntinc Skilman wcr.t
o Dunning for a short visit Fri-
lay afternoon.
I have money to loan on well
mprovcd farms at 0 per cent.
E. C. House 51 t-f
The Wyoming-Montana Wild
Show left for Hastings Wednes
day morning.
The property north of the Bur
lington station has been enclosed
in a new fence.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Patton from
Ansley were in Hrokcn Bow
Tuesday on business.
Mnjor Ellison of Ansley was in
the city Monday attending the
republican convention.
The White Steamer car , the
car that cannot be burud or
blown up. Ream Bros.
Attorney Ford of Ansley was
among the delegates at the repub
lican convention Monday.
Mrs. Will Eastham and chil
dren spent a few days at Welter
Wallace's home last week.
Mrs. C. N. Smith of Dunning
who has been visiting at this
place left Friday for Marna.
J , A. Amsberry of Mason City
represented Algernon township
in the republican convention.
Harry Sherman and Julius
Ottcn were among the delegates
over from Sargent Mondoy ,
limn TABU : Ol'C. . & 0. II. R.
llrokcn Dow Nebraska.
East West
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39 and 40 local between Scuecti
and Lincoln.
Mrs , Lyvina Honts went to
Brownlcc Tuesday evening to
visit Henry Honts , her son.
Mrs. Anderson left Saturdo , f j
for Mason City to visit friends
and relatives for a short time.
F..C , Wilson of An&cluio wa
among the delegates from Vic
toria at republican convention.
K. E. Reed left last Friday cven-
ng for Mcrna where he spent.
Saturday and Sunday at home
Mr. and Mrs. P. F , Forney left
Friday morning for Allianc to
visit their daughter Mrs. Franch.
Sam Green and daughters who
have been visiting at different
! owa points returned last week.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Maulick
cturndcd to Anslcy Wednesday
morning after visiting in the
city.
W. T. Harris and family who
liave been visiting in Red Cloud
returned home Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. trect returned to
Friday afternoon after attending-
various bussiness errands at this
olace.
Carlvle of Snlrm , Neb
was in Broken Bow Monday on
her way to visit friends at
Ansley.
FOK SAMt A ( rood quarter
section ot deeded land in Blaine
rnunty. Title clonr , taxes pniM
Will sell cheap. Harry Kimball.
J. TTaMead of Tlorton Kansas
"topped ever in Borken Bow Fri
day to look after some business
interests.
Miss Alice Andrews of Tabor
Ta. . who has been visitine : Mr.
Smith's , left Wednesday mornincr
for her home.
Mr. N. A. Warren of Dubuque
Iowa , passed through Broken
Bow Friday on 'his way home
from Alliance.
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Just Received Car
'and New Up-To-Date
Buggies , Carriages , Spring-
wagons , and Road Wagons
The "STUOEBAKER GUARANTEE"
Has Never Been Equalled
P
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STICK TO
the one preat fact ; The
CAR
Is a great car , It Is all Rood and you
will iltul they are better in construe
lion and in all ways than any other
The Jackson Is the next oldistinthe
United Stales. An evenly balanced ,
strong and sturdy and has lasting
features throughout.
Call on or write for further In far
' ination to
Solos Rooms 1st door south
of Bowon's
Miss Beatrice O'Bryau has
resigned her position with Snj-
der Bros , Co. to accept a posi
tion in Alliance.
DL. D. George's father and two
sisters returned to their home at
Cumro Tuesday morning after
a short visit here.
Mrs. E. A. Tultle and daugh
ter Atlanta went to Thedford
Tu-sdiy to visit Mrs. Tuttle's
sister Mrs. Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Armour and ,
daughter of Broken Bow went to
Ansley Wednesday morning to
visit their mother.
Miss Lillie Auisberry returned
froir Dunning Monday morning ,
where she has been visiting her
sister Mrs. Carl Foote.
Mrs. Anna L/oftis left Tuesday
evening for Omaha where she
intends to enter a hospital be
cause of her poor health.
In the base ball game Tuesday
forenoon between Anselmo and
Broken Bow , the final score stood
8 to 7 in favor of the home team.
Rev. James McBriba and fami y
accoinpained by Miss Miran
Wilson stopped of in Broken Bowen
on their was to Chicago Tues
day.
Mrs. J. W. Hauey of Merna
who has been visiting at the
home of Mrs. Morgan retuued to
her home the lataer part of the
week.
Misses Ethel and Marie Johnson -
son left for an extended trip to
the coast Saturday. They ex-
psct to be gone until the first of
September.
Miss Alva Read who has been
working in the county clerk's
office left Saturday evening for
for Merna where she will take a
week's vacation.
A. Fonda ot Oconto was in the
city Saturday. He accompanied
the remains of Mike Conley
.
which were brought here frcm I
Oconto for burial. 1
Win. Dunn , H. II. Andrews
and J. J. Douglas were among
the number of delegates from
Callaway Monday at the republican -
can county convention.
Misg Elliott the sister of city
superintendent Robert Elliott
accompanied by her friend Miss
Tobey of Lincoln arrived in the
city Friday for a brief visit.
Mrs. Georere Luther and daugh
ters returned to their home in
Ausley Wednesday morning after
visiting with Mrs. Al Luther and
Mrs. Elmer Draper of this city.
Mrs. Hunt and daughter and
Mr. and Mrs. Carlis returned to
Grand Island from Broken Bow
Friday where they have b2en
staying at the Wilson Sani
tarium.
Mrs. Miner Tailor and daugh
ter Nellie of Broken Bow "accoui
pained byMrs. | Plopper of Georgia
and daughter Mrs. Moody of la. ,
went to Ormsby Tuesday for a
brief visit.
Mrs. F.essetiden and children
left Tuesday evening- for Seneca.
1 They intend to make that place
their new home as Mr. Fessenden
who left some time ago purch
ased a meat market there.
Mrs. J. Ilaumont entertained
the ladies of the W.C.T-U.at h r
home Wednesday evening1. Miss
Palmer spoke on "Medical Temp
erancc" after which splendid re
freshments wcfc served. There
were about twenty ladies present
and a delightful time was report
ed.
SOCIAL EVIL EXPOSED AND MORAL -
RAL LESSON POINTED
FROM THE STAGE.
Dr. Hopkins from the Chautauqua
Platform Talks Plain Truths.
"A man and a woman. " said Mr.
Hopkins , "sat bcsldo each other the
other evening at the Studebaker tho-
, ator. They were both married. In
other words , the man's wlfo was homo
with the children. The woman's hus
band was on the road eating his
Thanksgiving dinner In a mean little
country hotel , but thinking how much
his wlfo missed him , as she often
wrote she did , and how pleasant a
thing It is to work for such a dear
woman.
"Cut as the plot of the 'Command-
Ing Ofllcer' unfolded , thowoman's
face became serious. She saw how
If you tell ono Ho you have to tell a
dozen. How a little misunderstanding
may bo a temptation In disguise to
commit a great wrong. How deep ,
black and awful Is the abyss of de
struction when you stand on the edge
of it. How an Infant's hand Is
stronger than a giant's , If only that
infant is In the homo.
"Tho show was over and the man
and woman stepped out on Michigan
avenue. Ho slipped his arm through
hers and said , 'Now , let us go some
where for a nuiet little supper. ' She
replied , 'Thank you ; the play ought to
teach us all a lesson. It shows Just
where flirting and lies and all that
sort of thing lead to. I am not afraid
to go home alone , if you do not care
to take me now , but I am golng-iiome. '
"No church in the city today will
preach a Uer sermon than that
drama. P mps If preachers said the
same things as the actors , folks would
not listen. If they did , they would
only say , of course , that's preaching
and ho does it for money or notoriety.
When actors and actresses preach llko
that it sounds different. Well , thanlc
the Lord , sq long as the essential thing
gets spoken.
"Thank God for ono company that
slops out of the filth that submerges
about two-thirds of the theater and
pleaches righteousness.
"How many married fools need the
lesson can bo Inferred from the fact
that ono in every fourteen weddings
ends in the divorce court. And you
can visit every house in flvo blocks in
a good residence district and you will
find flvo babies or twenty children ,
sind there is a reason and that reason
is raising Sheol with the American
home. "
If you should in vestigate the
inside anatomy of a gasoline
barrel with the aid of a match
what would occur would the
barrel or you stand the test.
The White Stermer did. Ream
Bros.
An intelligent person can earn
$100 monthly corresponding-
newspapers. No „ canvassing.
Send for particulars. Press
Syndicate , B4683 , Lockport ,
N. Y. 45-tf
J , E. Smith accompanied by his
wife and son who have beenvisit-
the past two weeks at the homes
of Mr. Myers and Mrs. Cox return
ed to their home in Wray Color
ado last Fridoy.
Mr. Reedy the drayman , met
with an extremely painful exper
ience while loading a barrel of
oil at the station Thursday after
noon. In attempting- lift the
barrel into his dray it slippec1 ,
catching two of the fingers on
his leit hand between a hoop < j
the barrel and the endboard ot
the dray and lacerating the flesh
at the ends of the fingers consid
erably. Mr. Heedey will be unable
to attend to his work for some
time.
OLDS GASO
LINE ENGINES
Always
on the
Job.
Try that White Satin flour at
W. H. O'Rorkc's Feed Store
There is none better.
Phone 409.
Mlos Minnie Annette Cedarcjreen
Eminent Chicago Violinist with Nell
17 Bunnell Trio at
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Notice Is hereby given , that by virtue of an
order of sale , Issues to me from the Uistru t
Court of Custcr County , Nebrasua upon a
decree of foreclosure rendered In said court
at the March 1910 term thereof , to-wif on
the Utii day of March , IHlUln favor of Lulu
M Porter and Sherman A. Uobinson and
against Frank hanger. I have levied upon
the following described real estate The
Northeast quarterot section'J7 In township
U rauje21 ( , in custer County , Nebraka , ami
I will on the Sim\ day of August 1110. at J
o'clock p. in. , at the south door of the t'ad
well liuiidlng where the last term of the
dlstrli't court was held In the city of Ilrokcn
How. Nebraska , In said ( Aunty , . * 11 said real
estate at public auction to the highest bid'U-r
for cabh to satisfy said decree , interest anil
costs , the amount due thereon amounting to
the sum of SKiM ) oo with interest thereon at
the rate of 0 penceut per annum from Oct
ober 1st 190U and court costb amounting to
i50 ( ) and accruing costs. Said above de
scribed real estate will be sold subject to all
prior liens and Incumbrances as per certi-
llcatcs on Hie in the District Clerk's olllce.
Dated the 20th day of July , A. 11 1'Jli ) .
N. T. 0.1(1(1. ( II. 1KUNNiniY. .
Attorney. 7-11 Sheriff
SHEUIFF'S SALE.
Notice is hereby given , that by virtue of an
execution , issued to me from the District
Cojrt of custer county , Nebraska , In favor
oi S 1' . Great & Company and against Nine
Mccouias. I have levied upon the following
described real estate ; The south y. of tlus
south east H of .section 15 , and the east'i ot
the north cast 4 ot section U.J. township 17
range 20 in Custer County , Nebraska , and I
11 on the 22nd day of August , 1910 at 2
o'clock p. in. , at the south doorof the Cadwell
building whole the last term of the district
court \\.is held In the city ot Broken How
Nebraska , in said county , self said real
estate at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash to satisfy said decree , interest and
costs , the amount due thereon amounting to
the su ji ol $24.18 with Interest thereon at the
rate ot 7 per cent per annum from the 2nd
clav of rebruary , 1WV > , and court costs
amounting to fJW.lO and accrulngcostF. Said
above described rial estate will be sold sub
ject to all prior liens and Incumbrances as
per certillcatcb on Ille In the District Clerk s
olllce.
Dated the 20th day of July , A. D. 1910.
C w. Deal. H. p. KKSNKDV
Attorney. 7-11 Sheriff.
IN TIIK DISTRICT COUNT OP CUSTLIf
COUNTY TWKLFTII JUDICIAL
DISTRICT OP NKUUASKA.
Angelo Dondero vs Alva II. Cooper et al
To Alva U. cooper , Mrs. Alv.i R. Cooper
wife ot Alva R. Cooper , Dorr iietileraan and
Sarah E. Heilioman.
you and each of von will take notice that
onthoSlsi day of July 1010 plaintiff Hied his
petition against you and each of you in the
District court of custer county , Nebraska
In an action wherein Angelo Dondero is
plaintiff , and you and each of you abo\e
named are defendants , the object aiul pray
er of which petition Is to foreclose a certain
tax lien upon the east is acres ot the iieu of
the uw K Sec. 7 , Twp. i , R 2Jm Custer county
Nebraska existing under a tax sale of haul
land duly made on the Uth day of N'o\ ember
liws , for the tax upon said land lor the year
1WI Said certitlcate amounts , with subse
quent taxes. Interests and costs , to the sum
ol $37 05 , for w hjcli amount , together with in
lerest , costs cf suit and attorney's fee as by
law allowed , plalntllf prays Judgement that
same ma v be decreed to boa first hen upon
above described premises , for a de > ree of
foreclosure and sale of said real estate and
that the defendants Dorr Hetlleman and
Sarah E. lit nileman be decreed to have no
title Hen , Interest or estate In said land.
You are required to an-jwer said petition
on or before Monday , the 29lh < loy of Aug
u t line , or said petition will be taken as ,
true and ludgmcnt rendered a > cordingly
Willis cadwell and Angelo Dondero
A HoUomb I'lalnttff.
His Attorneys 7 W