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1 B'akil'\.g Powder
; J ! " M a.kes Clea.n. Brea.d
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I With Royal Baking Povder thcre is
I no olixing with the handsno SWC .lt of
the bro\v. Perfect cleanliness , greatest
facility J s\veet , clean , heal thful food.
Full instructiorw i ; lh " Royal Baker and Pastry Cook"
, . book for l11 king : dl linds of bread , biscuit : : lUll cake
, with Roval . Ibkil1ff . . . Powdcr. Gr t a to any : : ddr s9.
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John , A. French and wife of Atlantic -
lantic Iowa , who were on their
way from Seattle Washington
stopped off 'l'uestlay to visit their
lJaughter , Mrs. J. A. Martin who
lives six miles 110rth east of the
city.
city.The
The question of an electric. .
light plant is one of the important -
ant improvement the city council
shoulll make provisions for the
ensu1ng year. With the 1904
taxes paid in there ough t to be
enough money that has been paid I
in for that purpose to put in a
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plant in connection with the water -
er wors sufficient for tIle city for
several years to come. Let us
have more light.
' 1 he 1'e llh'lIls CllIIllIOt.
( President Hoosevelt sent the
names of the members of his cabi
net to the Senate Monday. 'l'he
nominations were promptly con-
firmed. ;
The following is the list : I
John Hay DistrictofColumbia ,
secretary of state.
I Leslie M. Shaw , Iowa , secretary -
tary of the treasury.
WilJidm H. 'l'aft , Ohio , secretary -
. tary 01 war.
I William H. IVlassa-
. . . . Moody , -
chusetts , attorney general.
Gcorge B. Cortelj'uu , New
YUlk , pJ ( lllldSld gl'lhra ! .
Pdull\ll1rtlJl1 , Itlil1ul : ' . s cret/y
01 th lIaj' .
Ethan A. Hlt hcuck , Missuurl ,
secretary of'the interior.
James ilsun , Iowa , secl'etary
of agriculture.
i. Victor H. Metcalf , California ,
secretary of commerce and labur.
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Th following is a sketch of
l cv. Geo. Balley formerly a resl-
, I dent of Urokcn How. Ile has accepted -
cepted a call as pastor of the
Western Presbyterian church at
Washington D. C.
'l'he tollowing we clip from tbe
Evening Star of Washingtoll ,
"H.ev. Gtorge Bailey , Ph. U. ,
pastur-elect of tht : Westprn Prc - I
bY..terian Church of this city , is 01 !
Eng-lish birth. He was born at
W1llington , England , on the 7th
day of August , 1867. He received -
ed his first education in the pub.
lic schools of Durham , England.
After preparing for college under
a private tutor he took his classical -
cal course at Firth College , hef-
field , and was later graduated
from Ranmoor Divinity College.
After engaging in missionary
work in London for about a year
he came to this country and was
Drtlain cJ by the presbytery of
JearneY , Neb. , epteJUber 28 ,
1892.
l. . For si" years he WaS pastor 01
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I " , 'bfactl"n , brlWdln catl II muat he rnlsod In
this altllude. I erpt'ct : tn ralao them
\ here tnll eQual of onrlhlnll r.lold In Ib U
S. I n 11' bave 20 bnll. snllllbl 'or Ihl. . anr'
, next yoar'8 IIorvlcO. ! If" COWl welRh from 1400 I'
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the first Presbyterian Church of
Bromn ] Bow , Neb. In July , 1898 ,
he was unanimously called to the
pastorate of 'Vestminster Presbr-
terinn Church , Salt Lake Citv
Utah. In 190t Gen. John Eatoit ,
LL. D. , the president of West-
minsteI College , Utah , resigned
that position and D , . . BaileV , was
elccted acting president. li'or al-
must a year he filled this position
in addition to his church work ,
but in February , 1902 , he resigned -
ed his pastorate and since then
has devoted his time to the presidency -
dency of this college.
The importance of this work
in which Dr. Bailey has been cn-
gaged is shown by the fact that
1t is the only Cbristian institution
with collegiate courses of study
within a radius of 750 miles , and
being located at Salt Lake City ,
tbe headquarters of the Mormon
Church , it occupies a place of
great importance for Christian
work and education.
Since March , 1903 , Dr. Bailey
has been in Washington on business -
ness for the college of which he
is president. This business was
connected with the property left
byIrs. . Mal' ) ' J. G. 'l'emple , the
daughter of Mr. Gunton , for
whom the Gunton-Temple Memorial -
orial Church of thiscitv is named ,
and by whom the funds for its
bUilding were donated. Mrs.
Tcmpl on her death ldt certain
prop rty to be administered by
the lJOa rd of Horne 1is8fons 0 I
I It , . Presbyterian Church in the
United States of America a3 !
"U ICl' . This property was so
tl.I.lI ) : ntumu : red that the board
01 bOUle MissIOns retused to act
a8 trustee , where-upun a suit in
equity was liled and the Westminster -
minster College was appointed
substitute truste { ! . Dr. B.dlcy
has succeeded in paying off the
incumbrances and selling a larg ( '
portion of this property , with
part of which the Gunton Memorial -
ial Chapel of Wtstminst rCollegt :
has been erected.
Since his graduation Dr. Bailey
has tal\l'n pust-graduate cours
of study in conncctlon with 140n-
don Un'ersity , Eng-land and Illinois -
inois Wesleyan University. HI
has also t.dl n a course in la w
and was admitted as an atlornc\-
at-law in the dislrict courts f
the state 01 Nebr.l lca. He h.18 .
devoted much of his spare tim
to the study of sociology and WitS
awarded his degree of doctor of
philosuphy after examination in
physiological pyschology. Dr.
Bailey is a contributor to a number -
ber of religious } .Jeriodicals.
among them th , MissIOnary HI'-
view of the world , Preacher's
Helper , the Pulpit and the Tr as-
ur.v Magazine.
Although Dr. Bailey undertook
the presidency of Westminster
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Cash Grocery !
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A High Grade Caro- ; -
sene Oil a Specialty.
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No Smelll1 ! p.
I No Smokelill L.
! Call at the store and
l \ ' ge t a coupon goo , 1 . or ! " , '
, ? 1 half gallon. Try a ! !
can and be convinced.j \ -
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- can g-oOlR are
-3'lS I it lie led "Ad0 Ex t ra. . . - Bi
' ( (1 ] the best the market af- JI\
fords. We have a fine Rf.
line of Staple and Fancy
roceries. Call and see u
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Collc c bccnU ! e the necessities of
this work were' urged upon hiUl ,
he has always belie\'cd that the
pulpit and not the educational
1nstitution was his proper field of
work. When the Julplt of the
\Vcstcru Pres yterian Church , in
this city , because vacunt last
September his name was among
the first of those suggested a9 a
possible successor to the ReDr. .
Wilson , who had Just left this
city to acce-pt a call to Providence
R. 1. Dr. Bailey was accordinly
asked to preach , soon after wh1ch
it became o apparent to the committee -
mittee in charge of. the calling of
a preacher that the cong-regation
was ready to extend to Dr. Bailey
a call that a congregational meeting -
ing was called amI formal expression -
sion of opinion was had.
At this meeting Dr. Dailcy's
name was the only olle put. in
nomination out of the fifty or
more nawes rought to the attention -
tion of the committee , and he received -
ceived a unanimous cull on the
first ballot. He has ac epted the
call , and expects to begia his new
pastoral lJuties on the 1st of
March , subject to the approval of
the presbytery.
Dr. Bailey , during Ilis stay in
Washington , has made so many
friends among the Presbyterian
ministers that the question of the
approval of the presbytery is considered -
sidered to be merely a formal act
in accordance with the rules of
Presbyterian law.
Dr. Bailey has a wife and three
children-two boys and a girl-
th oldest cllild being eleven
years of age.
SIlII 11111/10 ellmlllg' .
Dr. H. B. Mullins who has been
attending the Medical college at
Baltimore .l\larylaud for several
months returned Sunday nigh t
with the corpse of his wife which
he brought home for burial.
When the Dr. and his estimablc' '
wife left here for Baltimore last
fall she was the very picture of
health and in high spirits over
their prospective pleasure in the
east with happy anticipations of
when they should return to make
thcir pert : mnent home in Broken
Bow.
How changedl Today we live tomorrow -
morrow we die-God giveth an (
He taketh away. Only a week
t\go last Monday Mrs. Mullins
was taen ] sick at once she was
taken to the Ilospital for treat-
men t. Her case was found to be
cri tical and an immediate operation -
tion was performed , with hope of
giving relief , but without avail.
The sad news reached here
Thur day afternoon that death
htd , taken her. It was not only
a . , hock to her aged parents and
hrl1thers who residt , ! here , but to
.he community that had known !
01 her womanly graces.
Andrew Snyder , her brother of
the firm of Snyder bro hers left
on Friday morning for Chicago
to accompany the Dr. home with
the remains.
The funeral serV1ces were held
Tuesday morning in the .l\I. E.
church at 10:30 : , by Hev. Cham.
berlain ssistec1 by ReA. . 1\1. \ 14e.
vac1 , in the presence of a large
crowd who assemble to pay their
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respects to the memory of the dc- i
parted. The pulpit rost1'1ln was
ltbcrall , decorated with patted
flowers In front of the casket and
two very large wreaths hesides a
numher of smaller centllb 1iors of
cu t fl'J\vers , ac1o\'neq \ the casket
during the services.
'l'hc Hepublican joins with the
many fricnds in extending sym-
pat ) ' to the relatives in their great
berea vemen to
'rilE wonLn' ClLDIPION IJ.lYElt
H , cUI'llur 2 l1n OIW'IU' .l'rol1erty fir
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[ nv A 8CloL CONTRIDUTOR.
Champion of the world is the
proud title successfully held
, against all competitors for three
years by Hen No. 617 of Plymotl ,
RIck , of the hennery of Pruft.
501' George M. Gowell , poultr )
specialist at the exp r1ment sta.
tion of the Ul11versity of Mal11 ( ' .
at Oroup.
Hen No. 617 promises to retaill
her title for as man V vearg mor ( ' .
lor 110 other bitldv ha1 laid as
many eggs as she in a given space
of time : ' ( 'wo-hundred and fifty-
one laid in one year is h'r record.
I nr" ' : ' : ; ! E.ns' ( '
} i'rOIfl select Shll' : of ll. P. l ock
V'llHlice strain J have
lill ) ' last year's plIllets that I have
, , \4rakd \ intCl thn'I' classes. Class
I , T o. 1 S1.00 for fifteen eggs ; class
No.2 75c for fifteen cg-gs and
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. : No. 3 50 for 15 eggs. I
, , lJave ! .old eggR 1'111' 25 and 30 cts.
; per dozen \his \ wiutcr. Your or-
'dl'r' ' . re..pectfully . .oliciled. Hcs-
de 11ce OppOHI te Ma ) ' 01' A ppe ] 's.
Gentlemen and ladies interested
in poultry shonld come and see
my birds. 'W. W. COWLits. H.
I List your. farm and city property -
I erty with B. W. Blair. 37tf ,
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10'01' Nt"nly 'fhrl'l" UII' . A U,1t e.llt" "
I'll' ' ' " Iunulu , L"u.hu..h.
'fhu snlden'lIsahullper ! ; on tlJl ! to\Vur
ot thl ! nu 'u I E chlln I'111'4 lJt't'U tor
uelll'I ' thl'ce IIII aIIIt \ c"lItl1rle II
Lonllon Inllllmllrh. liS eumlllllr U8 thu
cruss on t. PlIlIl' : ! UI' UIl' 111':1,011 on
Bow church stel'plu. I
Ir 'I'homus Ul'cshn'II , II ru 'nl IIgcl1l
In three 811cCQssh'e 1" 1 1I11. fOUUlIL d tIll ! I
oxchnllge Iu the rel11 ! ot l llznl.ll'th , lIe
ereclCll ut lthl OW11 expellsc II LeuuUtui
lIu'ucture In the l'luml.h : . &t"lo or nrclt ( .
tecture , with Rhops all the first floor. A
bell lower cl'owueu 1..1) ' II hllgo cruss.
hopper Il100 on olle Hll10 of the chlet
eutruuee. Tltc lJoll III Ihl tow or Gum.
monell tlte uWl'chnnts III 12 o'c101'k noou
nnll U I'clocl , l'\'Olllu . Dnrlu th. . g1'Ont
fIl'O IIr 1GGG I hc lJlIl1 lllj ; WUf : tolnlJ ) ' ilL"
II t 1'0)011. TIll ! IIlnhl's of klu ' 1I nnd
IlUl > ( m\ ! which Ol'lllllUcllte the cOt"\'l orll
wcre 1II''t'lJlltutedlnln the eUOI'1II0Ucel. .
ln 111111 with tl trtI ! tlm tuwer ; IWIl
grnllshufIIll'I' : .
Greshnlll wn 10 'ull ) ' loved by tllo
wett'opolls , It 1111 his Jr"lIcroll Cl"Y1ces
were 1101 fOl'gottell. FI'OIll thl. ! 1I10un.
taln ot ,1elJrll t1H grnsshopper WUII 1'08.
cued , nUll It WIIS Illtwell-u loft ) ' vnuo
or gllt 1JI'nsslIlIlI'e thc uedoute IIUP'
ported lIr , 'jght < ' : ol'lulhlulL columns ,
nud to this hour It swlug to tlto polntll
or UlO comlmss , verpctuntlug tlle slsn
/Iud crest uf tlw Grcsl1l1lU family. 'rlll !
old cloe1 In thlt : ! tow"r 111\11 1'our t.lluht
end chhuell eOllr t11m' ! ! 111111) ' . uu SUUlla ) ' .
tl10 Ouu Uuudl'e IIm1 1.0I1rth Psuhu ; ,
on oDlluy. "Gud I"'t' the Klug ; " on
truesdn ) ' , "WaterlooIurcll : ; " 011 WI'd.
l1e dllr. ' ' 'l'lwte'H NII.ucl \ ! .AllOot the
Hoose : " on i'hmsdu ) ' , "Hel' . tlto Con.
qlltH'III Hero COllies ; " 011 1"I'lll1r. ! "Lito
Lot 'L''j Chlll'lsh. " 11I111 011 8alu/'llll ) ' .
"l oot Ollnrll ' rfi1'ch. " In 183S Uru
ogaln dU\'URtul1I tltH Hlul'I ' hllll ln .
heglulling HOOII Un\ ! ! ' ] ( ) nt nl ht , uul1
1.1) ' nextII101'lIllI.t , ; IIJ ( ) { 'IIII'I , lowlI' ! nlon ! !
wnH IlnIHI1 ! , , . It 11 : HI lIllIt'nlit Ihnl till'
IURt ull' plll.\'I'11 h ' ll1n t'hllllt':1 lIoo/'o
tlH ! ' Weill l'I'II-IIIIII/ : / . : ' t 1I1'11I1 h till ! 10wl'l'
roof , ct'ushllllr tit" , , "tl'III1C ! ! II/'ch IJt.ow. }
WUfI ' ' ' } 'lte/'e'H Xuc 1.111'1 , Ahoot Ihe
Hoosc ; " tllclI tlw I'hhl : ; hel1 ccusl'd
tltelr CIIlIlIIIJ. ! , : ,
'rill ! l'\SSIIIJlIII'I' } WUN lIuhnrlUell Ullt !
to this du ' ( 'cUU1I1IH , "Ie\'cu feet or
IIlJlnlll1erlllg IIIctul. looldlll ; 1.10WII fl' lU
Its perch 10S fcet IIh\'I the bUii ) '
etrcelH. - Jllllnn 1\1tl Colforl1 111 8t.
Nloholatl ,
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APHORISMS.
Mirth canuot lUO\'I' 1ioul III ugOI1Y.- '
ShakespellL't ,
Cl\llIlol' I the 1'llI'esl vll'tlll ! at' Hodl"
b1l1ty.-Sh/1I II II.
No CIl'CUlllslullect : ! CIlII I''pulr U detcct
churnctI'fJ11I"I'SOn ,
ut ! : ! - - - "
Cheel'rulness Is Ull of\'shoot ot 110011-
poss uu of wlslloUl-.Bo\'L .
Bad meu exctjse lhell' fUlllts : good
w11l leu'e IhelU.--Johul
wen - - OIl.
'l'ltct'e ure ploutr of ncqulIllltunccs III
tlte worl , ! Jut very few "cui trlel1l1R.
-J. 1" . DII\'ls. ,
C1Jurlt ' IIlId pCl'sollul ( OI'CC III'C thu
enl ) ' III\'esIJl\I'IIIH \ WOl'th UII.thlllt-
Wult WI111I11UII. .
It la iuCI'ul1)9 : : : ! mol'c IIOtulJlu to reck-
011 lip 1111I' defeets thuu 10 hOl1l1t of our
u Uu 1 u men ttC1 / rl 'I ( ! .
A lUlU' canllot hn " 0 Ull Idca of pel'-
tactlou III UllotlWI' which he WLI lIever
lIeusllJll ! 01' III 111111elf.-Steole. ! .
Gratitude Is the el1lreat IJl0ssom
wldcll Ipl'lugs Cram the 1'10ul.1II the
heart of mnn knowelh ilOilO morl ! tru. .
! ; rllut.-Hoseu Ilnlloll.
A.ay. tl't. thl' I.UNt Worl' ' .
"SII ' , IJH. " quel'led little BII1 ' DlOQ9
l1mper. "whatls lilt echo't"
"All echo , 111) ' son , " repUe,1 the 011\
mlln , with II sigh In ( drnwlI ollt. "Iii
thc 011 I } ' thln thnt 1'1111 IIImllam II wo-
nlUn IIlIt or the II15t wOLyl'l' \ .
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A I.l\zy lUna.
On n hot HIIUIIL\Or'S \ < lilY n Jolltlemnn
who Was WIIIUII for Itl8 trutu ut ouo
at aUI' ( 'oulIll'stotlons usked a parter
Who wus J 'llIg ( .III oue ot the Flel\tll
whert ! the sbtloll I/IIISh'I' lived , olld the
porter. 1101 1II0\'III , lazily polnte1 to
the house with llls Coot.
' 1'110 gcntll1JIun01' ) ' lUl1cll struck nt
the man's lazluess , IIIIld , "It 'Oll enl !
Iil10w mo n IIIzler actloll than thut , my
good mun , I'll give ) 'oU two nnd six-
peuce. "
'he porter , not Ulovlu1111 / Iucll , l'C'
plted. "Put It In IU ) ' pocket , gU\'nor.-
London NewK.
lJcl1aUo Intormutlou.
"now II1I1'h ( ure tllese Scot flan.
nels , please'i" IIslted u WOIDIIU In ono or
the large 1l'lmrtllll'ut ! " stores OliO day
last wee Ie
"This Ind ' will Flhow them ' '
) to 'OI.l/
I\lrlly \ rcpltl'tl t 1C clt'rk. ludlC'ttng ! wHh
Indl'O'l'l'l'lIt \ nod fI IrIIlJOllt \ 1hrco
feel dlstallt.
"nllt , " Drl'slstetho ( \ WO"1I1U , " 1 dOll't
wuut to hll ' now. . 'dIUlj'ly ' wont to
now how mllcll t\.Je \ ' nre. "
t40\I \ , different 1)\'lcl' \ ' enl uP. " WatJ
thl' flollchlllaut IlIts"e. . . - New York
'fluH's ,
A Jut/ltl' lit Until"'uellre. : .
"nol'tor. tell me hUI\estly \ \ \ ' hcthcf
my III'Hlth Is Impro\'JII or Ilol , "
"My l'ar sir. you'ro gcttlnu 011 tn.
mousl-eIl11l01lily. ! "
"YOII nrt' lIot Flpl'l\klng the truth. doctor -
tor , hut I cun 11'11 without YO\11' IIsslIt.
ancl' whuth1' I urn Iettlni : hotter or
not. "
"Ilow cnn you jlld o1"
tIny th ( ' lJehnvlor of wy 111'11'11-
Purls GUlliols ,
Tilt' Se..luu. . p".e ot II.
Actor-Ullrr ' . or w11 mlR tile Iruln ,
Actr'ss-I cl\n't flnl1 my I11UIIIO\ll18 \ or
m ' purse.
"Oh. w II , m''er 11111111. "
"Yes. lIlIt Ihe IllIrso Ilud $10. I" \t.- \
New Yorl. Weekly.
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ll'or f\'er tlljuH rou hn , 'e ml ed ) ' 911
i b".o o.lncd sometl1lnc elllIwerso : \ \
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SAVE I
A DOLLAR
or 1II0rc , 1IIII'rhnsing } 'ollr trce8 cu.
ft'l't from n 1\'SpUllslhll' grower. Wheu
the "Alle1 ; " trol' ICllt calls UpOIl YOII ,
show hlall ' nmille will look
8S 111110Cl'1It nH n I1l11h nlld teU ) 'ou "nil
I ltH11of III's UlJollt UII ntHl aliI' trec ! .
'Jplos Oraftod
Itnoh &acl1
to 7 fcet. . . .13c. 4 to 0 feet. . . .lIe.
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S 10" " 00 2 to 3 . . . . . . fie.
( 'I'nh Allpll' MillO 118 AJlplt"
Poneh Uuddod
I c h bclJ
G 10 7 eCl.t. . . .lac. < 1 10 { j { col. . . .110.
3 to < 1 " , . . . 8e. 2 10:1 : . . . . . 70.
] 8 10 4 Inches , lJo , clleh ,
Plums Budded
1.IIoh : Itnoh
Ci to 7 fCl'l. . . . , : i5e , < 1 10 Ci fcot. . . .25e.
U to 4 I. . . . , Oc , 210 H II . . . .llie.
CIIOI''Y Duddod
Elloll ) ' : lIch
to U fcel. . . . .Uc. , t lu fl'et. . . . :100. :
3to4 II . . . . ju. 2103 . . . . . .15c.
IS . tu : Z IIIUhcs , ] 2l' . cilch.
Concord Gr 1IJO
) "u eh 1lIeh
2 'elll' , . . . . . . . . e ] , "cur , lJelcct. . 'le.
1 your , gool1 , 3e ,
nussl 1n Mulburl'Y
I'lH 1.000
1I to 12ill , . . . $1.00 12 to IS fll. . .SI.W
Ollcl ( Locuat
1'Im tOOO
Ci tu 8 III , . . . , : S1.00 8 to 12 III. . . . $1. 5
011 onlel ! ! uf $10,001)1'1/10\\ ) \ will
liliaI10 lIet' cellt dlscoullt frolll alJovo
Juices.'l' pll ) ' the freight 1111 $10.00
01'111'11. Htll fOI' ' ' . '
11111' I'lL In lug. 11.1i frec.
fil1lRBURY NURSERIES ,
r-I\InUUICY , - NEOnASItA
e _ _ _ . _ _ _ : = : : _ _ _ . _ . . . . . . . . - - - ; :
SuUs , Sklrls and Coals I 1
1\lal1l : 10 YOUI' 0\\11 IIICUglUl' h ) ' Ii/st.
duss Chicn o Inilors. Sample ! ! OIl
III'lc5 at 111) ' shop. Cull UUlI Bee
Ihem'cstsi ; c of11llIlrc. ! .
Mrs. Gco. % 01111.
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Palace Baxber Shop I
For first.class work , call nt tltc Palncc
13l1rhcrShop. Hverything up-to.dale.
LEO DHAN , Propriclor.
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SIMON CAMICH.ON ,
8 uIce1101'
i1 ) y ) '
AT I.AW.
Ioolll ! 8111111 0 , Hoalty 1IIock. Urokon lIow , Nub , ! .
W A. THOMPSON.
. CON1'HAU'I'Olt " nllllI ! H
E1rP1mll ; 111111 ol'hu.tOIl on 8horlnollr .
Ilrokoll 1I0w , Nollrllskl\ .
O.JL OONHAD ,
. . . . . .noalerln. . . .
Pampl , Wind. Mille. 'ranks , i"'lttlug. , OnDolln
Cnelnc" , 010. clc.
IIrokon Jlow , NulJrlllka.
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s. 1\1. DOlUnS"
mJlillCUlliDl1tlia" 1
AI. 111111101 of work III lIur IIno don. . vrollllllll
'lIull11 Qu\.c.luttll IIrllur. i.'i1"'HI(1 ( lilloll un tb.
ooruUl' 10l\tllol\81 01 tbo .quMU.
4HV1 ; ; ( JtJ . . " 'CnIAI. .
'I roll on lIu\\ ' , . . N"hraRIa.
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DR. T. A. LEACH ,
'DEDJnrxs-r :
, Brokcn Bow , Nebraska.
We make a specialty of performing -
ing all operations as near painless
as possible and guarantee our
anesthetics to be absolutely harm-
less.
less.We
We make porcelaain inlav
fillings and crows which are more
lasting than. gold , and in appeafi-
ance cannot he distinguisltcd
from tIle natural tooth
We guarrant < : e om work to be
first class and should our fillings
fall Ot or our work prov ullsatis.
factory we. will refund your mOlley
01' do the work over at our own
expense whichevcI ; ' ( OU desire.
Phone 258.
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FHANSE MOOHI ,
Rlm ; JJnY.D } IDJJJ4ID Jjl1D .
'fwJlock. < . Mull of Or nll Owlul 1101,1. 1 II'
rOIl"jc oilcII4J'1. } 'rlCUIJ rOlldlJunblu ,
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Frit has returned from Russia
and opcned up his shoe shop at
Pealehcpparcl Co. 's store. Call
ancI ' , cc him for your repairs. 25tf
5'1 VEARG'
EXPERl1.NCE
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TnADc MAHXS
DESIQN8 ;
, f 1 COl1'lAIQHTS &c.
Anyone ' " " " IoIlInrl clescrllIoIlIJlUJ /
qul kly . . " ' ' " t " 1 'JIIOII fro" " lotllor 1111
' , I IIlnhlo , ( ummulllc , . .
IIIVUIII' < lII 0 " I (
110118111'1' .11' ' " I I l III. IIANUBOOI ( olll'atuuta
Ullt Ir J" , IIto .1 . II , " 1Y tor .ucurlUlputunt. ,
\thliIK luk . , . . tllr"olI 31111111 , ' ! Co. rec lvl/ /
.pttj.lnollr. , . \ \ , t IIllIt cllllroo , In lho
Scl ntific jBt" rjca" .
1I111111"Ollll'ly nII' ; " a' .J weekly , 1.II'1ltsl Ir.
( 'ulnUI,1I lOr tlIIT" " " III' " hllml\l , 'rrrlDI. fa II.
yoorl t'.Uf mOllth . 'I 1:10111JYl \ ll1e\f.d It1N.
lUNN & GO , 61UrOnd\\Ay. New Yurk
ralleb VIDeo. II' St. . . . WMblQu.1" Co
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H lJ J SIDE HEHFORDB
111111 Ullroo JI'IUOll1ogA brcd IInd lold. UI111 blloli
otlhelr 01" " " . A,1I\reu \ , O. . UAUWIU.f. ,
11 roll 1111 Bnw , NobrMka ,
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J. . . Jon.es. :
A\'wusl1llomuiJCnr. :
Auction Salcs ! DyerJ Saturday 1st
Broken Bow , Nebraska.
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DU , O. II. MULLENS ,
Physician Surgeol1
tlld IHilr"a , trow w.end 10 Ul'llIlly 11100'11
1'\\lll1oocc , Brd Wl'lI M R. rhnrah. on nrno IIltlt
ot .lt81'1. nrUrolwn 110. . . . NchrllUa.
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DU. 1' . 1J. FAHNHWOltTJI ,
Df NTIST ,
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. . . .omco /lOrtbw It cornur Uell1ty Ulock.
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11 , o. UUT'rON , I'roprlutor.
l1Irll-ol" . . work. n"ar Room ot Jlu111cu Iklf
Blllt ! ! Ullnk. Drokt ! 1I0w , Ntb/"kll.
DUS , It O. & W. E. 'l'AIJHOr.
PHYSIGIANS SURGEONS.
OWOn o\'or nllch/ ! . , ' . lIrUIStore. / .
Dtok"1 Uow , . - . Nrhrililta.
J"J. . SNYDlCU.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law ,
1'cu910I1/1':1I1111 : 011 1dlllis of gO\'clluuent
clnlm8 , ollila gencmllaw pl'llcllc . Of-
flcc Dunk'of COllllUercc Imill1lng. Jlrokcu
1130NchlUJkl1 ! ,
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Dl . C. B. JOB ,
hn B DD m ] lUJ ID ; [ ) .
Olllcu III Itenlly 1IIock. firlll flnlr" ' 11011\ "
\11111.
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DH.T. . II. COLll ! ,
V eteri na.'ian.
Dlscusc:1 : of nil the lowcr au rnuls twal-
cd. omcc at Lce Bros. drug storl : .
'Phonl : 203. Drokcn Bow , Nc,1) .
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ROSS G. MOOI E ,
Attorney-at-Law.
ltulIllIBlllto11,11110411 rokor. OIDcI n AI'vl.1I
Dhlck , lIrokon How. NlJht"lka.
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_ TIME TABLE
nHOln N no w. N I .
I.'colt. , ncnver.
Unluhll. Ilelelll.l.
CblcuUo , " "th .
. .t. .Joweph. I'ortlund.
l'UIIHa , . C1l : ! " , H.tlt I1. I e City. .
HI. . 1..01lttt. A ull H..lrrlluel..co
'II l.olnt , . leiltU And All Point.
'lid . .oulh WCtl\ .
No , ( 'I-V011Ibulu ' < < \ lIII"rll'l dnlly , Lincoln. Om' "
b. , St , Joeo\l \ Ilan M OilY , tIt. Lonlw Obi
OB II al\ll \ II 1'0111' 1\II l ADiI I'Olllb. . . , to 4 a.m.
No 4 IIlnr _ only lit 'I IIY , ) fllvenun. ( lrllDIl 10'
IlInd. Aurora , Ynrll. Huwlud.
Nn , H dlll'IIUI ror Ihu I1Ut tll. . . . . ' . , . . . . 9i5 : II. m _
' 0. U-Vt'lItlhnIOll oXIJr.r A 111111y , 1101111111 , Hoat-
lIul IInllo , 1'nrl1111111 null nil l'I\r:1110 eo.lt
(10 ( nth ' " ' ' , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 OS am
No. 43 arrlvoH trom tI'lI ' IInst 6 , , . . . . . /1 :4C1 p.
Blonplnr. . dh.ln ! ; 111111 r\cl\nln chllir CIIlIl ( soat.
roe ) 011 through lmlll" . Tlcku& 10\11 \ find bai. ,
111 O cbucir. 11 [ 0 "IIY vnlnt In tn Unl10d ! ! latOf
nd Oanllf ! " .
latOf/llAU/lII , mUIII , Umu lnbl" . anll tlckot
.11 on or WIUII t'l U. L. Orlllllly. rrl'U1 , or L.
. WakultJ1. ( J. " . A. . Omflhtl Nt'lhnntu. ,
H. / , } ) " , , , w II'nt. .
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iJ'J. ' ! ' ' 'T..J , ' : ; :4L" ' . : zsLB '
t ( g rl. . . . ' . . , i'H - ! / ; ( } ' tG { 1 H
> HID CtH r : : Ttl LUNC
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; WITH Itt Jl f'j 'S
1c ' " DBb 'U
ew isc@ws J
S Util PTI 014' ' PrlclJ
Fen CON and 50c & 1 .00
OLOS Free Trill.
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Sur t and o.UiCItCBt OUI'O for ! LU
, 'gHROA'l. ' and LUNG TRC 1I/ .
LEB , or MONEY BAOK.
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WHEN YOU CAN DUY ON \
Easy Credit Terms
P I A Wi 0 S Sl24.70UP.
ORCAINS 510.00 UP.
SEWn G fflt\OHIHES's .
STOVES and RINGES ! $ .
UOUSEiUUJJ FURHIT ( ; E
ilt nlklnd(1 \ ( at 60 cents up.
IRON and SIEEL SAFE : ; ,
TYPEVmlTERS and OFFIOn
FUnUiTUnE From $0.2:1 : up.
We Ue the ) nrgoet manufaoturor. OD
t.rlh. ha\'o unllmltod 03111tal Bnd 'cll
. . dIrect frlfn thu worklhop to the IIrebldo
on JASV 1\10-ll1\LV : \ PA Vl\\ENT.5 to
llllnnra lo OO lo In 1111 SHull or the
" "rid. NQ olher IIInnutaclurur wmlet
) ' 1111 , , o the ood9 rOr fears whllo 110wl ,
purlult tor UlOID.
Wrllilor InformllioD IDd frcc CllalOluo
THE EPiCLEWOOD CO.
eaoUda't'acloI. . . ,
61,63 nandolph St. , Cblcago. 111. , U. So A.
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