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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-05
PURELY PERSONAL
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Mr. b. McManus, Jr. is in st. Louis
n business
Mr. w II Sutherland has returned
Chicago on business.
Dr. C. p. spann came down from
rhebes yesterday on business.
Mr. A. G. Jaymes OF Thebes was IN
he city yesterday on business.
Mr. Fred Lind has returned from
sightseeing trip TO the Worlds fair
MIR, NJ. c. Wright is confined to
bis home by slight attack Of illness.
Mr. Frank Wilson has returned to
Chicago after visit with his family
here
Whaumaster William McHale went
&C. y Louis last night 10 take in he
''ir f'ftf
Messrs w. w Wilbourn and c. {.
WICK OF Olive Branch. were in the city
yesterday.
Nh Peter NeG is quite III with APP
Dcndieitis az his home on Thirty
fourth street
Mr. John Wilson cashier of he
Mound City National bank, was in
cairo yesterday on business.
Messrs. E e Howard and Charles
Spiller OF CoOtes. No. are visiting
Mr. S A. Parks on Fourth street.
colonel John Clancy Or r. L. Clan.
cy aad Michael Clancy left fer St
Louis yesterday To visit the Worlds
fair
Mr. d. a. s.oyall Was in Cairo yes.
terday en- route home 70 Jackson.
Tenn from "a vf-fr IA tho KNorIa..
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Alr J, n Tull Of Kcnton, Tenn, fer-
mer operator Of the Mobile a. OHIO
freight office, is in Cairo. visiting his
friends.
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Wssi,in-ton Bulletin.

ff NHP A-Snciairh fres~
Washington. Oct 4-Iilinois-
showers Wednesday. followed by fair
and much colder Thursday brisk
oH'h winds. shifting go northwest
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Mesdames f. c Rendell and John
o. Fry left for 81. Louis last night
to visit the Worlds Fair
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The towboat Barrett left az Csc
o'clock Yesterday morning for ST.
Louis with two barges OF lumber and
Two Of logs.
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Miss Fora Lee leaves for Cincinna.
II tomorrow to attend the conseryato-
ry of music
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Miss Mamie Barry has accepted a
position in the Telegram office.
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Yesterday was pension day for
the old soldiers and large numbers OF
those living in Cairo and vicinity were
at the court house yesterday getting
their vouchers flied out These
vouchers win be sent to the Unitct
States pension branch agency in Chi
cago and q check win be Immediately
forwarded The veterans holding these
vouchers, in full payment OF the
amount due them during the last quar-
ter.
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THE WEATHER
Werther Yesterday.

Maximum temperature, II degrees.
Minimum temperature, IS degrees.
Temperature at Z p. m, II degrees
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Miss Mary Cunning of Twentieth
street II visiting relatives and friends
at Thebes ana Olive Branch.
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Movements of Boats.

The government snagboat Wright
LETT at O'Clock yesterday morning for
St Louis.
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SURRENDERED az ~ AEiltl9 Sun
town Oct 49, 1871.
IS13-General William II. Harrison defeat
ed the British and Indians at tina
Thames, Ontario the noted chief Te-
cumseh was killed
is74-Bryan Waller Proctor BARRY Corn
WALL. noted English author. died in
London; born there l7g0.
iss2--Alfred Tennyson Baron d'Eyneourt,
laureate OF England, died. born lse9.
1891 Professor Nincenzo Botta. wen
known lngulst. died in New York
city: born 1872.
iS9g-Iex- Senator James Harlan, last sur
viving member OF President Lincoln's
cabinet, died at Mount Pleasant, Ia;
born 1920.
i9O3-General Bradley T. Johnson. well
known Confederate veteran and writer
on the war; died at Rock Castle, Va;
born 1929.
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was the guest os her son, Mr.. Barry
Gilbert and family
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Mrs. W B. Gilbert returned last
evening from = visit with friends ami
relatives in Chicago. Evanston and
l1Fa CrT Al the latter place she
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Mrs r l. Plate 81 Chicago. Is visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. ".
Spies Of TUeniy-seYenih street
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The towboat Wash Honshell arriv-
ed at noon with two harges of logs
for Chicago mill. she is taking the
Paepcke'a place while that boat is
undergoing repairs necessi;atcd by
cracking "A shaft.
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Judge and Mrs. W. y. Butler and
daughter. Miss Mary, left yesterday
for 81 Louis 10 visit the fair.
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Nr and Mrs VIII Currsn and son.
Eschman. have returned from a ten
day visit 90 the Worlds fair
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Mr. d. A. Soyall Was in Cairo yes.
terday en- route home TO Jackson.
Tenn. from a visit 70 the World b
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Nj and Mrs. }. McCarty and daugh.
ter. Mary. accompanied byshcir neph-
ew. Master William Ryan. have re-
turned from a visit Il ten GAYS at the
World-s falI.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John A. sammons ana
little son have gone TO st. Louis to
visit the fair.
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The Peters Lee left at 2:30 yester.
lay foi Memphis. She had a fair
trip
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CHRONOLOGICAL
Oct. 6 In History.
athan Edwards,

7o3-Jonathan Edwards,
famous Calvinistic di-
vine, was born at
Windsor, Conn
iS05-Charles tearl and lat
err marquis Cornwall
lis, British commander
IN North America and
afterward governor
general OF India, died
at Ghazipur; born liSA:
surrendered at York
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Colonel John Clancy, Dr 4. L. Clan.
cy and Michael Clancy left fer St
Louis yesterday to visit the Worlds
fair
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BRIEF MENTION.

Mrs. John y. Turner has returned
from a visit 10 the Worlds fair.
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Mrs ] B. Delawter OF East Prai-
lie, Mo. ia tie guest Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Cherry Of Poplar
street.
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GENERAL LOCAL NEWS

Mr. NJ Butcher Of Thebes, yester-
day made application at the court
house to investigate the sanity CT
his wife, Mrs Lavined Butcher
Mrs. George Clancy wife OF MI
George Clancy the actor formerly Of
Cairo, viii take a leading part in the
attraction at the opera house Satur-
day, matinee and night, Why Girls
Leave Home MI Clancy, who APP
pearcd in Cairo last season in "Ehen
Holden is playing in Way Down
East company.
The Women's Mission circle Of the
Calvary Baptist church will meet this
afternoon at 2:3o at the residence Of
Mrs. Jas. A. Cox, 2lo3 Holbrook ave
nue.. Miss Ellen NJ, Sprague, vice
president of the Illinois department Of
the Women's Baptist Home Mission
society. viii be present and address
the meeting All interested in mis-
sionary work are cordially invited to
attend.
The Cassidy Commits ion company
Of 4o91a Ohio street, has installed
private wire connections with variou.
exchanges ana win receive and post
= continuous line Of market quota
ions and g0s-ips concerning the Fl
nancial conditions of the country
Mr. f. J Hodges, formerly of Tn.
ty, has bought and will occupy, he
esidance property d, Mr.. ". e.
Gholson ON Washington avenue, near
Twenty-third street The property
was formerly owned and occupied by
Mr.. George Parsons The considera-
tion Of the transfer is reported to be
$4,000,
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The Henry Harley made her daily
trip from Paducah ana return.
The Rees Lee is due from Memphis
early this morning for St Louis.
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Messrs. E Howard and Charles
spiller OF Cootes. No. are visiting
Mr. S. A Parks or Fourth street.
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was the guest oa her son, Mr. barry
Gilbert and family
Miss Mamie Barry has accepted a
position in the Telegram office.
Miss Fora Lee leaves for Cincinna-
II tomorrow to attend the eonseryato-
ry Of music,
Mesdames F. c. Rendell and John
C Fry left for ST. Louis last night
to visit the Worlds Fair
Miss Mary Cunning Of Twentieth
street IL visiting relatives and friends
at rhebes ana Olive Branch.
Mrs. ] B. Delawter Of East Prai-
lie. Mo. IS the guest Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cherry Of Poplar
street
Mr. ana Mrs Rollo Collins and
daughter Hazel ANA Miss Della Arm
strong went 20 St Louis Yesterday 70
visit the Fair
Mr. c. b Mcknight and daughter
Miss Kathryn and Miss Emma Nc,
Neal returned yesterday on the PEI
ars Lee from St Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Walker OF
oaducah are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
'harles ID. Young OF Sixteenth street
Miss Fannie Keegan leaves for
Evanston today 70 resume her studies
1t Northwestern university.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-10-05

Mr. ana Mrs Rolla Collins and
daughter Hazel ANA Miss Della Arm
strong went to St. Louis yesterday 70
visit The Fair
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-11-10
ONTELN.O.

Tomorrow is election and we'll bet that
half of the candidates will be elected.
Those of our people, doing business at
Broken Bow on Friday and Saturday were
Mrs. Ashbaugh and Harry, Walter Day
and wife, J. r. Baker and wife, and Mart
Johnson.
Amos Lewis of Custer Center, and his
father of Broken Bow, stopped over last
Thursday, as they were on their way up
to their claims in the sand hills, helping
c. d. Day thresh his nillet.
Sammy Waddington passed the c.iti-
cal point last Thursday and with nc
backset we look for his recovery but i,
will be some time, as he has been very
low, and is yet for that matter.
Corn husking is now in full blast, the
threshing is now all done, and the ma
chimes pulled in for the winter, and we
can only say that the harvest of all kinds
of crop, has been bountiful one.
DR.. ]. II. Morrow, who has charge OF
the cases of Scarlet Fever at Mr.. Hills
came over Sunday and concluded that
it would not be safe to raise the quarin
tine for some days yet, consequently the
republicans will be short two straight
! votes in this township.
The Literary Society held their cleo
ton of officers at last meeting, and for
this term are as follows: President, Fl
Pope; Vice-president. Roy Eastman
Secretary and treasurer, Archie Hughes;
Critic, Miss Swenson. The next meeting
will be held at c. d. Days residence.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-11-10
YICTO RIA.

The meetings at the Robinson School
house closed Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Christen returned
from the St. Louis Fair last week.
Rev. DeLong was accompanied last
Sunday by Danny Cosner of Merna.
Guy Robinson returned Friday from
St. Louis. He reports good time.
Supt. Lewis called at the Robinson
School house last Tuesday but found the
door locked.
Miss Emma Carr of Broken Bow, is
visiting among friends and relatives at
New Helena.
R. r. Robinson and son Harvey, were
business visitors at Broken Bow Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. Edmunds receive d the sad news,
Wednesday, of the death of her mother
in South Wales.
William Edmunds and Harvey Robin
son were business visitors at Mr.. Lows OF
Lodi last Tuesday.
Misses Mary, Sarah aud Ruth Edmunds
went to Cumro last Saturday for few
days visit among friends.
Willie and Bonnie Williams, John Sny
der and Joe DOMAIN have purchased new
corn shelters. These new machines will
soon have the corn shelled.
There is no school at the Robinson
School house. The teacher, Miss Mag
gle Taylor of Merna, is very sick with
typhoid fever. We all wish for her re.
covery SO she can be among us again.
Some of the boys had good tint
Monday night. They serenaded Willie
McGaughey and wife at Mr.. Snyders anc
then played few tricks on some of the
Can any one suggest a good way tc
make young men and boys behave, a
least, half way dece mt when they are a
church? Young men and boys should
have respect for others even though they
have none for themselves. II they car
not go to church or any place of gather
ing and behave themselves as gentlemen
should, they should stay at home, say,
their money and buy book on "man
ners" if they do not know how to behav,
without being told by pastors and thos,
who go to the same places as they de. 1
is shame for them to do as they do
Parents go with your children sometimes
and see for yourself how they act
Teach them to respect those around then
or to stay away until they do know
better
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-11-10
'@H-@s'-S~H-A-hs-H...''1
LOCAL MENTION.
HfS,EErEi.EzEl5EirriE,ar-riE=1ir5szSzESEEszE

The district court will convene
in this city next Monday with
Judge Hostetler on the bench.
Ed. Royse, Secretary of the
State Banking Board, came up
from Lincoln Monday to remain
over election.
Major Ellison of Ansley, came
up Wednesday with election re-
turns. This Office acknowledges
a friendly call.
Chas. Penn, Commandment of
the Soldiers Home at Milford,
came home Sunday night to
exercise his right of franchise.
w. d. Hall of Sargent, was a
friendly caller at this office this
morning. He came over yester-
day with the election returns.
w. S. Amsberry of Sheridan,
Wyoming, is expected to arrive
in the city Friday with his bride.
They will visit Kansas City and
st. Louis before they return.
Jerome White and family, who
left here two or three years ago
and went to Missouri, have re-
turned to Broken Bow with the
view of buying property and To-
eating permanently.
Miss Lena Caywood, who has
been in California for the past
four or five years, returned home
Tuesday on a visit. On her re-
turn she visited the Worlds Fair
at St. Louis and relatives in
Illinois.
AS the official canvass of the
election returns will not be made
until tomorrow, we are unable to
give exact figures on the several
candidates this week, but will
publish the vote in tabplated
form next week.
The special meetings at the
Baptist Church closed Sunday
night. Twenty-three professed
conversion during the meetings.
Rev. White left to-day for
Juniatta, where he expects to
put in special work for two or
three weeks. He is hard and
gffective worker and is filling the
position of Pastor at Large" in
very accepta BILE manner. He is
the right man for the place.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-11-10
Marriage License.

Judge Armour has issued mar
rage license to the following
persons since the first of October,
up to date:
! Samuel Il. Patton, Broken Bow
| Mary n. Bowman, Broken Bow
I Boyd E. Griffith, Ansley
| Mirtie Nj. Hatfield, Ansley
I Jas. w. Hickiubottom, Berwyn
Boula Golden Hatfield, Berwyn
! Geo. f. Stuckey, Oconto
| Marjory Campbell, Georgetown
Jesse B. Henderson, Ansley
Ruby NJ. Pinckney, Ansley
! Alexander H. Stone, Comstock
| Pearl Havlick, Comstock
I Geo, O. Smith, Galloway
| Clara Alice Davis, Merna
William II. Randolph, Over
Myrtle III. Rommine, Over
{ Mary E. Herman, Broken Bow
Belle Brakeman, Broken Bow
! Weaver Headley, Galloway
I Nellie Empfield, Galloway
I Geo. w. Shaw, Mason City
| Maude Coe, Mason City
I Mark Jensen, Mason City
| Catherin S. Kennedy, Ansley
Henry Stuckart, Custer county
| Fay Jones, Custer county
! Geo. w. McGaughey, Anselmo
| Rose Willett, Auselmo
I Bert Cool, Saritoria
| Agnes Saltzgarber, Kearney
! Chester Bond, Lodi
| Annie kolbo, Lodi
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-11-10
College New y.

G. c. Taylor and Miss Phillips are
back to school this week.
The girls are coming to night school
better now, We hope to see them thick
er yet
Jas. +. Culver and VIM. Burch of
Sheridan, Wyo., entered the business de-
partment Monday,
Last Friday Mr.. Dean telephoned for
help to get some letters out before cleo
ton, five of the students went.
Prof Mohler has started new gram
mar class for the new students, leaving
Prof. Huff in charge of the letter writing
class.
The basket ball team has been practic-
ing with the high school. We hope to
play them a matched game in the near
| future.
Business men desiring extra help will
confer favor by applying to the Bust
ness College. The students will be glad
at any time for an opportunity to work
in the city.
The Business College is making ar
rangements to establish reading room
for the benefit of the students Friends
of the school who feel so disposed, can
do us great deal of good by donating
the current numbers of their magazines
for the reading table. Any one who will
be willing to do this will confer a great
favor on both faculty and students.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-11-10
Republicans Elected all six Congress
men In Nebraska.

They are: E. J, Burkett,
First District, Lincoln; John l..
Kennedy, Second District, Oma-
ha; J. L. Mccarthy, Third Dis
trict, Ponca; +. H. Hinshaw,
Fourth District, Fairbury; G. w.
Norris, Fifth District, McCook;
M. p. Kinkaid, Sixth District,
O'Neil. Kennedy beat Hitch
cock of Omaha by 800 votes.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-11-10
Rest Liuiment on earth.

Henry d. Baldwin, Supt. City
Water Works, Shullsburg, Wis.
writes: 81 have tried many
kinds of liniment, but l have new
er received much benefit until
used Billiards. Snow Liniment
for rheumatism and pains.
think it the best linimeut on
earth" 25c, soc, $1.OO Sold by
Ed. McComas, Broken Bow and
Merna.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-11-10
HII.I.DAt.E aHsws.

l.. Wearing has new conner at his
house. 1t is daughter All is we'll
J. II. Sloggett has again moved to the
Bow and Albert Walker moves onto his
farm.
The hum of the thresher and the toot
of the engine have passed through our
neighborhood.
Mrs. L. G. Montgomery is at Pringle,
5. D., on a visit to her children and
grand children
David Ashbaugh has the skeleton of
his new house up but thinks he will not
have it finished before spring.
]. Austin Lloyd is now in the dehorning
business and is around like roaring lion
seeking whom he may de.
The election has passed, the battle of
ballots is over once more and no matter
who is elected just put 1t down i'll black
and white (he is my president and now
what next.
The road boss has come and disappear
ed like the morning mist and now the
golfers are springing from the ground in
all directions and it begins to look as
though spuds was trumps.
Corn? Yes We have an extradori-
nary fair crop of corn and soon will be
heard the voice of the festive forever
singing:
Bring out of the nails aud hammer,
The lumber and supplies;
Lets tinker up the corn crib
The corn is ripe my boys;
Run out the wagon Johnny.
We start at early morn;
To set the Bang Boards ringing,
While husking ont the corn.
CHORUS
There's music on the waters
There's music in the air;
There's music int the wild woods.
There's music every where:
But the tune that suits my fancy,
AS list at early morn;
Is the tune played on the Bang Board.
BY the husking OF the corn.
CHORUS,
Some love the silvery music,
The grand Pianos ring;
Some love the sweet toned organ,
AS dullest songs they sing;
Some love the sparkling music,
OF the violin and horn;
But give me the Bang Board music,
Played by the golden ears OF corn.
CHORUS.
Each Jingle on the bang board,
|, Ien-sic In my ear:
1t sings of bursting corn cribs,
Which doth our spirits cheer;
1t tells of peace and plenty,
TO the hungry and forlorn;
Oh! give me the Bang Board music
Played by golden ears of corn.
CHORUS
Come up to Hilldale and we will
whistle the chorus for you.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-11-10

J. II. Arthur, populist, of Com
stock, was reelected supervisor
in his district over John Scott by
100 or more votes. He carried
Sargent by 90 votes, and his own
township, Douglas Grove. Scott
carried his own township, West
ervllle, by 80 votes.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-11-10

It's shameful whenyouth fails
to show properrespect for old
age, but just the contrary in the
case of DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. They cut off maladies no
matter how severe and irrespec-
tive of old age. Dyspepsia,
Jaundice, Fever, Constipation all
yield to this perfect Pill. 25c,
at Lee Bros, Drug Store.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-11-10

! Homer Woodruff, Broken Bow
/ Eunice Bunch, Broken Bow
! John w. Nicholson, Galloway
| Phebe f. Whitehead, Over
! Geo. p. Runner, Comstock
| Lita Allen, Comstock
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-11-10

Fred Hayes, B. o. Huttan and
Cam Wahl left Tuesday on a
hunting trip to Rock county.
They went with team and will
be gone several days.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-11-10
UCTIOM

OF Registered Duroc Jersey
Males and gifts at my place,
November IS, at 10 o'clock a. m.
four miles south of Broken Bow.
This being my first annual sale l
invite you to attend and be con-
WINGED that the above hog is
meeting with great popularity
not only in the east, but is swift
ly moving westward. / do not
claim to have the best herd but
do claim to have some good ones.
My heard headers have been sell
ected from prize winning strains
each year, paying as high as
500 for males. My this years
shoats are the best | have raised.
Why breed inferior grades when
you can buy registered ones.
Come and buy at your own price.
Let me say you cannot make
good animals with corn, alfalfa,
barley or other grains. First
you must have foundation from
which to build. Try making one
out Of a razor back that | have
seen roaming the woods of Flor
ada or some like specimen in
Nebraska.
s1RRs. Caldwell Perfection 2O251
''NA'' Caldwell Corrector 26157.
Lady Broken Bow 1904.
Lady Gibson II 31O8O.
D.,, Edna III, 2656S.
'N" Manley Sow 62966.
Edna Perfection 62967.
and Others.
TERMS OF sALE:-Under SIC
cash. Over $40, ten months time
at 10 per cent, approved security,
Also some choice Registered
HEREFORD bull calves of the best
breeding. II. c. Callahan, auc'
tioneer. G. E. CALDWELL.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-11-10

Duroc Jersey males for sale,
both fail and spring pigs, $1,000
to $500. Also a few sows.
14tf A. II. SEYBoLT.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-11-10

Pure bred Poland China hogs
for sale by A. Pool, Broken Bow,
Nebraska. 19tf
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-11-10
DIR. r. "A. LEACH,
DENrEaT.9rT
Broken Bow, Nebraska.


1t is our aim to give you hon
est, conscientious work and to
please you in every detail. Should
our filings come out or our work
prove unsatisfactory in any man
ner we will cheerfully refund your
money or do the work over free of
charge, whichever you desire.
By new method we remove
the live nerve perfectly painless
and Immediately fill the tooth,
thereby avoiding the Oft repeat
ed visits of the patient to the den
fist. We are prepared to extract
teeth absolutely painless and in
sert new ones the same day if de-
sired. Our anesthetics are adso-
lutely harmless.
r. A. LEACH, q. D. S.,
Telephone 25S,
Office in Myers-Gliem Building.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-11-10

Insurance that insures.
38tf Il. G.. MOORE.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-11-10

Seybolt has nice lot of Duroc
Jerseys.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-11-10

Farm Lease, Chattle Mortgage
and Warranty Deed blanks at
this office.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-11-10

Come up to Hilldale and we viii
whistle the chorus for you.