( So. llcpublicou
FnblUhod every Tlmriday at tlio County Heat.
ai. . Keillor
AfUfllco in On plot lllock , Konrth ATC.-VI *
Entered nt the pottolllco nt llrukcn How , Neb ,
Bccoml clans niAllur , ( or traiiimlttlou thronpli
tlio U. H ,
BUllSCmiTJON 1'JUCK.
One Vo r , In Rdvniico
rilUKSDAY , AUG si , ison.
REPUBLICAN TICK lit
County Ticket.
For Cwotity TnMk * rw.
VTAI.TXR OBOHflK.
Kor Clwk f DIM Owl ,
Ll t. H. F. KKSNKDV
For CountT Supcrlntenili > nt ,
J. Il.TAGGAllT.
For Comity Snrray r ,
F. K. VASANTVVKHl' .
For County Coroner ,
Dr. It. K. DAVIKS.
To\viiHlil | > Ticket.
C1"kl
W. W. COWLKS.
Treasurer ,
J. M. KIMHHHUNU.
Justice * of the I'caco ,
J.J. SNYDKR
Couilablcs ,
P. M.TOW8I.KY.
W * . 1IAUKKTT.
Itoad Overseers ,
Dint. No. 1 , Oil AH. DAVIS.
Dint No 2J. H. KKNOYKIt
Diet. No. 8. JOHN IMYCi :
Ulst. Nn.I , I N 1'KIISIIAI.U
Illlt. No. MMI AHTIIUK.
ii t. NO. o. o i : cAinviu : , .
Ilt. No. 7 , 0. T. WHIOUT.
Supcnlbor JMslrlcl Contentions
DIHT1IIOT Ml 8.
The republican Biij-ervlsor .oiivonilon of illv
trlct no - , Custir comity Nrbtiiin n In luruliy
culled Unmet In Koiiml Vnlli-y school IIIMIM'
Heit. | tSOtli at 1 o'clock p in to plnco In nninlim-
tlon ncnmll , Into for ii | > i'nif > or for Balil dlrtHlcl
und for llio trnninctlon of eticli ullii r liurtm (
> nity come before tlic coiivintlon The l > finli of
representation Is the cntiiiBH for tlio county con
vention. J. O. TAYI.OII , t'hn'n.
UIItTIUGT NO 0.
The ilclcgntcfl of mipcrvlifor illHlrlrt No. 0 will
meet In conTuntlon nt Oconto , on Saturday , Sept
2 , nt 1 o'clock ji. in. , for tbo \ urnofto vf placing In
nomination n cnmlliUto foi uieivl | or of i > nm
dleirlct. J. I , .
The republican uonvuntiun datur-
day was oiiu of the l-rgost and inoHl
sanguine the party bay had in ( Jus-
UT county for yoais Tlio tiokot ns
a whole is a Htrong ono. All did
not got their proforonoo , but a good
liokot was nominated and it will not
only got the support of the republi
cans , but BO vural who iavor the bout
ruou for ollloo , who belong to othur
parties willgivo inoro than ono of the
republican uotniiiGCH tlioir unquali
fied support.
Will some good republican plonse
rise nna explain why , if as they say ,
Governor Poynter so grossly in
sulted the First Nohraaka last win
ter , " did the First Nebraska honor
the governor by naming their oamp
on the presidio. "Camp PoyntorV"
Callaway Independent. That
is easy. They did not do. That
was ono of the World.Herald fakes ,
that was promptly denied b >
members of the Firt Nebraska as
soon as tlioir attention was called to
the falsehood ,
As a proof to the last resolution
of the platform adopted by the
republican convention last Saturday
the KKFUBUOAN submits herewith
the prices of the various products
which make up thi ) wealth of the
farm. The jirioen quoted are com
pared with the Chicago price of the
farm production the same day three
years ago and run as follows.
Aug. 18 , 1890 AUK. 18 , 1890-
Wheat 9 HWWheat 5 70i
Corn 22iiCnrn ; W-v
Oats 10' ; DM a )9i )
Pork 030 1'Otll 8 U7
Lartl. . . . , 300 l.iird 520
rnttlo 315 Uattlo n ( V )
Hog * 3 15 IIo | > 4 b5
F. G. Hamer , of Kearney , was
allowed to name tbo delegates to tbo
republican judicial convention to
bo hold at Lexington next Tuesday ,
by the Buffalo county convention.
That Mr. llatner is to be a oandU
date for the oflico of district judge
again will bo a fact highly pleasing
to his many friends of the district ,
It was under his candidacy that the
populist elected S. A. llolcouib.
It was a year when the whole
country had gouo wilde and the
Alliance party wan bound together
with an oaln of secrecy. Judge
Hamer at that tune was much
stronger than his party and was
only beaten in the district by 7 or 8
votes. If the district can bo re
claimed this fall from the fusionists
F. G. Hamer is the man that can do.
Wo hope ho may receive the noni'
ination by acclamation.
Next Tuesday at Lexington the
delegates now elected by the several
counties in the Sixth congressional
district will determine who shall bo
their next congressman if no mis
takes are made. . There has been an
element in the republican party for
years who have argued that
for n candidate to bo NUceccsful ho
miiHt bo "ono of ' .ho boys" a genial
"fellow well met. " In oilier words
ono who wan acceptable of fho
rounhsr element of society. Hul wo
nrt' plt'am'd to note that n majority
of the party have been able to HOC
their tiiistako in this particular , and
enl ) the best men nru satisfactory.
The republican parly in very largely
made up of a high chhHof ultuoiiH ,
morally , roligiou ly and financially ,
as well as intellucluiilly. A laryo
per cent of them in the past linvo
not nnd \\ill not support fcv
olh'oe a tough character knowinylv ,
iJocaiiHC nominations of that oltiso cf
IIUMI liiu'o some times been mudo , to
Hiittafy a ccrtiin ohss , they hiivo
boon forced either to vote for tlio
candidate on the other ticket or not
vote at all , and thus our strength
lias boon weakened. 'J ho selection
of the very best men thu country
affords for any phco on the ticket
will always pay and can bo no mis
take. This is true from the fact
that such mini command the support
of all good moil and have the respect
of the rougher clans. It matters
nut how low one may fall as long as
ho retains his reasons ho abhors his
own condition and thinks moro of
the man who will not follow him in
the miro. There was formerly oon-
Htdorahln opposition to Judge Kin
kaid's candidacy for congress , sun
ply because ho is tlriutly a moral
man and dues not associalo "with
thu boys" in immoral or question
able practices. As a judge ho has
proven efficient , fearless , yet con
servative and hu ; made his constituents
stituonts , IMH warm supporters and
admirers. As a proof of this , as wo
have before staled , his leaht ma
jority for judge in his district , was
four years ago , when populiHin was
at Us highest /.enitb. Then his ma
jority was 11-10 over his competitor ,
yet the district wont populitU by
several hundred. It is because of
bis sterling qualities that webelievo
him lo bo the right man lo nominalo
and with his nomination securedhis
election will be assured.
The congressional situation is
growing moro interesting in the
light of now dovcloptmonts. The
populist und democratic conventions
hold at Lexington lat Friday was a
great disappointment to both ole-
munis. The demourals nominated
M. 0. Harrington and thn pop
ulists Neville of North Platto. All
efforts to harmonir.o wore fruitless
and both stand as candidates of
theii respective parlies. Before
the convcntioun convened the democratic -
mocratic delegates proposed to the
populists loaders lhat they would go
into joint convention with the pop
ulists and submits to the result not
with standing the populist had
nourly twine as many delegates as
thtt ( 'emoorals. The populist re
fused to aoucod to the proposition.
The democrats lay claim the right to
the nomination , as under their fusion
deals heretofore the populists had
always named the candidate. Be
cause of their rights being refused
them they would not agree to a
compromise which gave the pop
ulists the nominoo. Itvas
reported in thn World-Honild
the next day that Harrington had
withdrawn , but W. U. Etislham re
ceived u nu'usago Sunday morning
from Air. Harrington that ho would
stand ; io a candidate. While this
makes the chances for the election
of the populist candidate loss oar
tain it will put the democrats in
betlor shape to command a follow
ing in the future. There are a
great many voters who honor those
who have the manhood to stay by
Iheii convictions oven should they
mjot with advursity in so doing.
The same olpss foul a disgust for
thopo who have so little rog ard for
principle as to sacriiioo it for oflico
or a few paltry dollars. And if the
democrats maintain their present
atliludo they will gain the rospoot
of all honest men , ami their course
can not fail to increasing their ranks.
There are a great many men in the
populht rnnkd who formerly af-
fHated with the democratic party
that arc becoming thoroughly con
vinced of the insincerely of the
loaders of the populist party and
uhon the death knoll of that party
is sounded they will flock back to
their former ship like drowning rats.
The democrats can and will hasten
the day by letting the pretended re
formers by giving them all the rope
they want ,
Our Candidates
Tint republican pa ly is the only
ono who nominated two of Co , JVl's
hiToo's.for county office , Capt. V ,
( ' . Talbol who left here as in Lieut ,
received ( ho nomination for sheriff
and Lieut II. F. Kennedy who loft
hero as commissary sargont was
nominated for clerk of the district
couit. Moth Talbot an i Kennedy
made excellent recotds while in the
I'liilhpions and received their pro
motions as a reward of merit , Lieut.
Kennedy was seriously wounded by
a maiiscr ball piercing his body ,
pausing through ono lung , in the
Namtt haltla in which Col. StotHon-
burg fell mortally wounded. Capt.
Talbot Nprvod as captain of Com
pany M. several months , before
Captain Wilson reached Manila.
During that time ho won the high
esteem of the entire company and
ono returned soldier says ho will
bo supported by every member of
Co. M , and their friends , whororjpo'jc
their wishes , His promotion to
captain of Co , G , while ii removed
him from his company did not rr-
move the strong altaohtnen this uom-
ladcshadfoi him. The nomination
for county judge is ouo of the strong
nominevH. Judge Armour lias for
tbo past two yiars served
I ho public and his great popu
larity when ho had hi1 ontoiodod
the office ha-i not bbcn lessoned , but
rather increased in proportion to
his increased acquaintance. His
fair ami impartial treatment of all
who di ) business with him and
his extensive ) knowledge of law
ranks him with the public , as the
most efficient and popular judges
the county has ever had. Ho is jusl
such a man as the public has been
wanting on the bonob and if wo do
not misjudge the desire of the poopio
ho will bo there for a number of
years lo come.
Another most highly satisfactory
nomination was that of "Walt George
for county treasurer. Ho is ono of
tin * itiz.oas of Ouster county who
has boon tried and not found want
ing. For soiuu time ho served as a
member of the county board while
there ho proved his splendid execu
tive ability and business qualilica
tionh. It in nut unfrcquout that his
political nppononts arc heard to
remark that he was the best member
of the board the county over bad ,
Ho is u man of ploaaing address ,
well qualified , a successful fanner
and stock raiser , generous to the
needy and very popular with his
neighbors and where over known.
Ho will succeed the present , efficient
inoumbant 11. Lomnx and will bo
able to fill his place most admirably.
Tbo candidate for county olork is
not so generally known as the above
mentioned , but coined highly ru
commended by those of the south
west part of thu county who know
his worth. Ho m one of the pros
perous farmers of Way no township
and is wcllqiulihod for the position.
The candidate for county supenn
tandent has engaged in teaching in
the county for thu past six years at
Wcstorvillo und Sargout. Ho was
imployodbySupt.il. Hiatt as ono
of the instructors in thu Summer
school ono year and ho held n Summer
school at Wostorvillo ono or Iwo
years to proparn students to touch.
Ho is the HOn of a union soldier and
a uativo of Ohio.
F. E. VanAntworptho candidate
for surveyor served llio county in
that position years ago and is no
stranger to tbo public. Ho ii a
practical civil engineer and should
ho bo olecled is prepared to do the
public faithful norvico. IIo is ono
of the suooopstul farmers in Wood
River township where ho owns a
tinu farm and is ono of the pioneers
of that pan of llio county.
The orndidalo lor ooronr , Dr. H.
F. Davitm-of Callaway is a man
oompetaut to till the position with
credit to himself and the couutv.
By Callaway now having tolophona
and telegraph connections he can be
notified in abort notice when ho is
needed and if ulooled , the delay and
anxiety oxporinood recently in se
curing the services of the coroner
would not be repeated.
Upon the whole it is ono of the
best tickets ever put up by any
party in the county and every republican -
publican whether it was his uhoioo
or not should and doubtless will
use his best efforts to sou that the
ticket is elected ,
TIME TABLE , 1 I
,1 ,
BltOKKN KOW , NKB.
Lincoln. I envnr ,
Omalin , Helena ,
ito , lltitte ,
HI. JoFonti , I'ortlanu1 ,
Kannait Ulty , Salt Luke ( Jlly
at Ixjtils , nnd all H n 1'rniiotsno
VnlnUonptniid soutti. anil nil points wait
THA1NH IKAVK AS FOLLOWS'
HAST.
No.- 1. . ! x cnl o.tiro H dolly. Lincoln , Onmlin ,
und ull noluU nut . C.'Sn tun. .
No.It I icul parnongur , departM. II : ! i" > . in.
No. 10. Tbrouuli froUbl eiiHt tally , ft'll'l n. tn.
No.1H. . Ix > cal freight caBt nrr. dally 1'J.IM p. in
Dopurtsnt . 1.05 | m.
Kzci > pt Sunday.
WEBT ,
No. 41. Local I'Xiireflu dally , Ilulonn , Multo
Portland , all point * wept . 10M : > p. in
No. 41. 1 ocal ptteHungor.nrrlvea at.-l:6S : | i. in.
No. ! > . " " wept " Ill'fw n. m
No. 47. " " " " S'15 p. m
DepnrU fit . 12.45 p , in
ICxcejit Hunday ,
Slooplnc , illnlnjt und reclining chair cars ( sentfl
free ) on through trulnc. TlcUen Bold ami IMK-
fuao chocked to any point In tin United Status
and Canada.
No. 48 baa merchtndlsu earn Tuoad iys , Tlinrs
dryrs nnd Saturdays
No. 16 will carry passungors for Anaelmo , Hal
icy , Senccn , Whltinnn nnd Alliance.
No. 40 will carry pamci K < : rt tot Hiwenns
Ornnd Iflnnd , Sewu.'d and Lincoln.
Information , mapH , tlmo tnblca and ticket
call on or wrllu toll. L. Ormsby , agent , or J
branch , ti. 1' . A. , Oninhu , Nebraska.
II. Ii. Onusny , Acenl
m fe §
> j $ $ Equality , IX-oiioiny , Security , i ]
' ' : . i lit ) tri'o test for Life liiHuranGu In j ,
{ found In the Kqnity of the Contract , $ .
1- ; , ( : Ilia Kconomy of Management , and the ! $ f
' ' . } * , Security for the Payment , 'f'
I ; ' ! * , TUK ORIGINAL Qf.
g Bankers Life Association , -gj
* .
i-.U
: . - . * DCS ivtutuca , lawn.
' . ;
"fift KtiWAitn A. TKMPLB , President.
* :
? M
: * . OrKanlzrd July Ipt , IbTB.
j' . ' * > , Ouarniity Fund for afety.
' 6'fr Btirplus Fund for protection.
r.'lj ' Supervised by 3COO depository banks.
* ! Secutl lea iloposlted wltli the state
'iS department.
i"/ / * Conservative niothods.
' i'jv' Preferred ItlsisLow Rates.
! < ? ii Quarterly Payments.
y- ! For ratou and fall Information , call .y. : ? . :
-S on or addroaa $ $ %
| J. A. HARRIS , | |
? A cnt for Ouster County , Neb. 'fJi
5f Oflico at Farmers Hank of Cueter - " ' - :
% ' ! $ County , IJrokoa Bow , Neb.
Clinton Day ,
J'HVHICIAIS AJNI > H
Broken Bow , Neb.
Olllce ever Uyereon's grocery. Resly
ilenco ( I'.h IIOUBO west of Baptist church.
Richardson's Livery
AND FKKD STABI-B ,
nt the old stand , between tbo Burling
ton nnd Globe Hotels. Telephone con
nection. Headquarters of Cnllnwny
stngu line. Single Hnd double rigs.
Hates reasonable.
Eag Carpet
Sold cheap , In any length pieces desired. Carpet -
pot weaving eollcked. 1'rlooB reasonable.
Mrs. Louise Raymond.
WOBl of Bowen'a Store.
Checkered Front
1 < 'JMCU AND LIVKRY BAKU ,
17. U. CI.IKGniA.I4 , ITop'r.
Patronage solicited Good uccommodntionB ,
fair trcntuiont and rcasonnblo ratea.
E. B. Mullins ,
Physician - and - Surgeon ,
IteeUlonco ivrat house xveet uf McCoinas' ilruK
store. Oflico la the Myers liullcllni ; 113 BOOH na
completed.
fV Krokcn How , - Nchraeka.
Dr. Chas. L. Mullins ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
2d stairway from west endin Realty
block ; rcBidouco , north side.
JABIES LEDWICH.
&
BtCAL.
AND
IISVKSTBIIINXH ,
UROKBN Bow , - - - NKIIRARKA.
I have a largo list of farms foi
sale in all parls of the county. Low
prices and easy terms of payment.
VVnto for prices.
City Peed Mill ,
E. F. McCiAJttK , Prop.
Hyo Flour and Graham , ground ot
stone burr. All kinds of grinding
done for toll or exchange , to eiii
customer- Agent for oondoiiBei
Gibus Stook Food.
Notice to Hunters.
Parties are hereby notified not to
hunt on my farm , or pasture
grounds , under penalty of the law
FKANK WKISBNKKDKH.
S
In thcso days wo buvo all kinds of shams tbo S a
politioian an a sham reformer , the merchant who works I S
tff on the unsuflpioiourt oustomor bis SHAM GOODS. z S I
But my friends , there is no such thing as sham lumber , 5E 5S 5i
and if you wish to purchase S E S
a
I g s
51 Of
3 7L As well as QUANTITY , you will always lind tbnsamo Ofg
nt our yard , ni Broken Bow , Nebraska. Wo keep the
BEST FOR TllE MONEY. White and Yellow Pine ,
Dimension and
Don't forget thai our COAL Ib TllE BEST , and [ |
CL1CAN TOO ! Wo are the tirclehS toilers for your g
trade. I
Foster & Smith Lumber Co. I
Telephone No 70. WILL L RULE , M'gr. |
.
U.UMlM""M'Mt"l'f"Mt'M
S. II. IIURNHAM. I'reddcnt , Lincoln , Nob. U. 0. HOGKIIS , Oashlor , Broken Bow.
O. P. PEKLB V , V-Proa. , lirokon Bow. J. St. KIMBERL1NG , Aes't Caehler
First National Bank ,
OP BROKEN BOW.
General Banking Business Transacted.
S. H. Unrnham J M.Kiraberllng. R. C. Talbot. o. P. Perloy. II. Q. Rogers ,
COKRRePONDENTS :
United States Nation\\ Dunk , Omahi. C'lmso National Dank , Now York. American
KxohanRu Bank , Lincoln. First Natlonil Hank. Grand Miami , First National Hank ,
North Plalto , Neb.
-GO TO
John
THE REALTY GROCERS ,
FOR
Staple and Fancy Groceries ,
FRESH and CANNED FRUITS ,
Queensware , Glassware ,
VEGETABLES , ETC ,
Highest Price paid for Poultry , old & young.
I Once Was Lost , tut How I Have
Pound it.
Where ? At my door. At the Eagle Grocery. What in the
world is it , my dear ? It is at the Eagle Grocery , a mam
moth stock of Groceries , and at the lowest prices you ever
heard of. The Eagle has been reading the papers and keep
ing pested on what was being offered for sale. They don't
say anything about Terbacker and Candy , and other good
things like that. It is not pickle dishes you want now , it is
Candy. The Eagle has 2,000 pounds of candy for pale cheap.
'Tistmas committees are invited to call and get my prices.
. . /neinber the place , on the big corner , jnst east of First
National Bank.
W. S. SWAN , Proprietor.T
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