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, XVIII , BROKEN BOW , CUSTER COUNTY , NEBRASKA , THURSDAY , FEBRUARY 15 1900-EIGHT PAGES , NO 34 I
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smart , and aebe , and annoy , you may ney-
or be able to make tbem strong agtln
neither can wo. Dent procrastinate.
Any Irrntatlcn about tbo eyes means
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Coneultextlon
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A Graduate of Chicago Opbtbnlmlc Col lego
WAMTKD Se ral persons ( or dlstrlc
office managers In ihlt- state to n present
mo in their < wn nd furroundinu coun
ties. Willing to pay yearlj $0(10 ( , pny-
ftble weekly. DtBiinblu imiiiciymeut
witb unufUhl oppnrtunltteB. Euferen-
cea exchanged. Enclneo pell-nddreffcd
stamped envelope * S. A : Park , 320
Coxton Building , Chicago.
1130-2Ct.
PENN & DORRI8 ,
BLACK8MITUS.
All Kinds ot work In our line done
promptly and In llrst-ol&as ordor. Red
Shop on the corner , west of the hose
house. Give us a trial.
New Grand Central Ujgtfy and
Feed Barn ,
JOSEPH B. SMITH , Prop.
New tlgi and good teuni. Price * reasonablo. " * t
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Clinton Day ,
PBV8ICXAM AMD BUUQEOK ,
Broken Bow , Neb.
Offlce over llyereon's erocpry. Rutily
denoe Oth house weetof Baptist church.
A. THOM JSON.
OOKTIUOTOR AITD BUILDEB.
ans and oatlmatea on short no
tice. Broken Bow , Nob.
Dr. Chas. L. Mullins ,
PHTBIOIAK AND SDKQKON.
adatairway from wont ondin Realty
block ; residence , 3rd wnnt VI E.
church , Hame hide of street.
CAMERON A REESE ,
ATTORNEYS , * CODN8KLLOH3 AT UAV\
BOIBI 8-8 Realty block , Broken Bow , Neb.
Local Mention.
Job printing at tbis office.
Additional local on last page
Or T. W BaHB , dentist , Broken
Bow.
Cannon Oity coal at Diorkfl
Lumber Co.
DiHtriot Court will oomonco in
tbiB city next Monday.
Now IH the time to renew jour
( subscription to the REPUBLICAN.
Rooma for rent in ouster blook.
2t. R. C. TALBOT.
Snydcr Bros , , baa just received a
fine line of Spring dress goods.
Fop SALE millut seed at 50
ctnie u bnnbul. JBBBE GANDY.
Pacific blacks and blues , calico
at tivo cents a yard at Snyder Broe.
The REPUBLICAN and both tbo
Illustrated and Weekly Bno for
> 2 45.
IJ h. Fr zicr , pl'otographer ,
MBI MU bquare , Brokuu Bow ,
N br.icka. tf
VVritu rJnyden Bros. , Omaha ,
Wholesale Supply House for pnceh
and BrfiupleH 2 8 lyr
1 be KFPUBLICAH and InterOounn
lur $1 60. 'lie REPUBLICAN and
S n Journal for $1 85.
it , ) ( It r Xros , IH getting in a fine
line ol ? 3 00 ukirtB. They are a
bn gain. Call and see tbem.
Shot maker's kit , including ma
chine , good as new , at a bargain.
A. W. DBAKK.
FHB' ' homemade broad for sale
i F < uu r'u Kt-H uutaut , third doot
noi'h ol post otlioe , Broken Bow ,
Nb.
I'lc\\tsi and nobbiest patterns ol
cuntru tiiblcB , at A. W. Drake' * .
Si d lion st styles ; prioos to euit
t v r . i > ue
For suitu , iron and wood beds ,
rockers , COIH , wprmgH , table8HtaudH ,
etc , uall on A. W. Drake , went
cuie t-quaro.
Snyder Bros , , carnes a big line
of ladies skirts of the beat quality.
If you want a bargain do not fail
to see tbem.
Foil SALE Twenty acre farm ,
one mile of Br < > en Bow ; buildln p ;
uot.d well Enquire at thlB offiue
Or will trrde tor city property.
FOR SALE : Six room house
and quarter blook of land or will
trade for Lincoln property 34 2m.
R. E. GLASS ,
Fine Plymouth Rook oookrels
for nale. Three miles north at d
one uiilo eaut ot Walwortb bridge
4 Q. GUYLE , Walworth.
One of Omaha's dealers in furni
ture was sold out laet week , A.W.
Dnke was on the ground and sn
. of their b-irnftina
irrl i big lot
tor iiin trnle here.
L R. Allpbiu , late publisher ol
tbo Arcadia Champion , bas recent
ly taken charge of the Edgemont
Express as assistant manager. May
BUOCCBB attend him is the wish of
the REPUBLICAN.
Twentieth Century
Innovation. b p
Groceries. Lamps.
Crockery. Clocks
Addrened to tbouuhtful , conpervative oonsumerfl.
We are st'll In the Grocery BustnoPH and are head
quarters for Healthy Food ProduotH. To be b > altby
and strniiK do not buy ADUUTUUATKD roon We keep
nothing liir the bt-b h h t u in uf > n'er-t. | Pure
i Teas. Ciffeen , Eitrwota , Spicin , 8 > ruif , Eu.
Patent Medicines , Cutlery ,
Pink Pills and Others. Pure Cider Vinegar.
Quaker Bath Cal inets.
North Side , Broken Bow , Neb.
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Additional local on laat page
LAND FOB , SALE Two quarter
sections of good farm land eight
miles south of town , fGOO each.
SEY BOLT ,
Mr. B W. Wilkinson a drug
gist of Wayne , has recently pur
chased tbo Crystal drug store , which
he will reopen in a few days.
Mesdamcs R. C. Talbot and
Towil are visiting witb their mother
in Burt County where they have a
family reunion. They expect to
return next week.
The masquarado ball given laat night
at the opera houaa , by tbo Hook and
Ladder company , was quite a BUCCOSS
financially and otherwise. The attend
ance la reported to bavo been largo.
FOB SALE Twouty-two acres of
land fioven blocks east of the pub
lic square. A good five-loom IIOUHO ,
The land is nice and level. Will
sell reasonable. Mra. Laura Penn.
St. John'H Episcopal Lhurch ,
Walton Hall Doggett , Pastor S.-p- .
iui > ebiiuii Sui.d iy. to-binary 11 ,
1900 Momittg service 11 a m
Sunday School . Evening
Hervioe 7.80 p m.
Rev. E E Hatch , of Clyde Kna
occupied the pulpit in the Baptist
church , Su day morning and even-
inc. Ho was tavoted with good
iudLinceB and ho favored them
with f oed BbrmouB.
C. A. Chapin , who is employed
by Conrad the windmill , pump
etc. , man oppo ile the REPUBLICAN ,
has juet completed , for that tirm ,
a sample grain separator which is a
hpicimen of skill and tins work
A IJ.Bir B who bus boon
oiaitd with the Anstey Chroniu.il I
or some ttmo has purchased the !
Sargent Leader. A'r. ' Barks is a
oung inn i of st'-rling quthtieb ii > dell
H > \ell qualified to make the Lender
ucueedo
Company Al , of the late Firnt
! } phrar-ka Regimt-m , will give their
irtil grand military ball upoi\ \ the
evening of the 22d of February
W. D. Blaokwoel will fumisb
music , strictly up to date , and tick
ets are fifty cents. The reception
committee are uaed to the firing
meH
H E Zimmerman , of Mason
3ii ) , IB another of Cutter county
armers , who under thu republican
administration baa lifted tbe mort-
{ g from bis farm. He made a
risit to our city last week and paid
off the last dollar and carried his
mortgage homo with him. Wnh an.
otber four years of McKinley times
here will be uo mortgaged farms in
Caster county. Let tbe good work
; o on.
Broken Bon Creamery Opening1.
Thw opening ol thBr ( ki-n Bow
creamery btiuion as been hxcd 101
Monday , Fobru r ) SO , at 10 oVlock.
Tbe building is now complete and
the workmen will hav tbo maoh n-
ery in place , ready for operation on
the above date. The committee on
program has fixed the hour at 10
> 'cloo * . BO as to give tbo farmers
and their families an opportunity
; o inspect llm plant before ittkuig
up tbe program In order t < > mak
t convenient for all to attend , tin
committee has provided a hall in
which a basket dinner can bit tor-
ved and sooiable time can bo en
joyed by all. It is expected that
us many as can Mill bring with
them well filled baskets of piovis-
ions , for themselves and any friends
they may be able to induce to
come along with them. Tbe com
mitteo foils that if tbe pnblic in
properly unformed upon the sub-
loot that many moro than the stock
holders will become patron , With
thin object in view IIIOBH have been
put upon the pr > gram who are
competent to diuusa matters per
taining to the dairy interests from
a practical stand point. It is to be
hoped that all who can , from the
country as well an tha business
me i1 of the city , will bo in attend
: uico Tbe following is tin' pro
gram :
10a.m. , . .Examination of plant.
12m Basket dinner , in doon.
1 p m , Muslo by L.nd. .
HIS p.m. . . . . . Address , C 11. Miller , president.
1 S3 p.m. , Song , U. R. Custom.
Ii30p.ni. , PaperJ. D Uoauv
Followed by dlsinitlon
led by J O Taylor , Uerwyn.
I p. in , , Song , Mesdainei Gnttonon and Stuckvy
9:10 : p.m. , Address , U. L. Guttenon ,
S:2bp.m : , , Bonn , I ) W IDnlr.
3:30p. : m , I'apcr , W U. Kecdor , Mernu.
"UeneflU of tbe Creamery to patrons. " FuJ'ow '
ed by dlscisslon led by 1 ( . Anderson , Uerwju.
8:45 : p , m. , 1'iano selection , L. . IJell.
vldmi , W. W. Marplw , Llocola.
Gone to the Upper Fold.
Ooadolia Merle Brandenburg ,
only daughter of Charlis and
Myrtle Brandenburg , born Juno
10 , 1808 , died February 0 , 1000 ,
age out your , si ven months and
eighteen days , after a lingering
illness of four weeks witb muscular
rheumatism and paralysis. Funeral
services were bold at the Sod church
conducted by Rev. Eploy of tbe
U. B. cbttroh , after which that
little casket m which was pillow
ed her little golden ringlets and
face of loveliness and innocent
beauty was tenderly hid to rest in
her little obarnal house among tbe
Bleeping dead. This little rose
bud ot promibo was an emblem of
heavenly purity , not a bluro , not D
i tain , on tbo opuning page of bor
nueui childhui d lifu Everything
was dunu thai could bn done by
loving hands and tender hearts to
help her to conquer tbo dreadful
decease , but after a struggling
| > t riod of four weeks , death came
to end the differing o litllo Merle ,
Alien ilio spirit to k itr- flight un-
uui uinla led b ) vho teuomcnt ol
clnyiojoij iht celestial hosts in
the piMadisc of Gnd This little
tl > wer of rarest beauty has beou
taken out of the bouquet of tbo
happv home ciiole and transplanted
among the beautiful llowors of the
heavenly country , where Jesus
lakeh the litllo lambs to His boNom ,
and gives them sweet rest , llcaits
have beou mndo sad , homo has been
made lonely , where the pratting
tongue and coming footsteps of
little Merle are heard no more , but
another jewel I1 aw boon set in tbe
diadem ol heaven and will be a
b aeon light uloi'g life's way to
HMU ! ui to thi glor > world Ob
m > y v\e look with an eye of faith
and sen the becouing bands and
bear that pleading voice calling
uo mo home.
Slnco within tbo grave wolnl.l bar
Ilupliliiupri from linmii ln - flown ,
Lifu HVU 8 slrangly dntk nnd drcutjr
And tlio dujs liaro lungur grown ;
For tbe ouo wo lorcd has loft us
And our llfo Is rull of care ,
Angels amu and claimed our darling
Vacant elands her little chair
In tlio corner stands btr cradle
Where oor dorlluK ure to lay ,
Tliere ihe often sweetly ilombered
E'ro ibo paiscd from earth away !
CIOBO betide her ehoes are lying
Little ( boos eho utud to wear ,
But tbo angola claimed our darling
Vacant etanda ber little cbalr.
Ai e Badly guru upon tbem
Baring toirs bodlm onr oyef ,
And ours that fly to tbo church yard
Wbero our darllnfr. baby lloa ;
Wo bare etlll tbe little dream
And B look of golden hnlr.
Angela claimed oar little darling
Vacant stands bor little cbalr.
And tbo room tbronub which oho pottered
In ber merry childish play ,
Soetna to dreary cold and silent
Since oar darling went way ;
How wo miss our preclono baby
Little girl ao young and fair ,
Angela claimed oar little darling
Vacant elands ber little cbalr.
But wo must not mourn bor absence
God bun willed tlmt U should ,
Wu will try to b ar the burden
Until death shall us free ;
When our llfo on earth Is elided
Wo shall meet bor over tbere ,
For the angola claimed our darling
Taouiit atuudu bur little cbalr.
-O , It.
Horses For Sale.
One 1200 pt.unil liorso , 0 yearn old ,
in g .ml one 1200 ponii'l ' honw ,
yeniBoilg o. woik-r , oiellOO uou 0
mne. 8 or U yearn old peileciiy i\t\u \
for woman or child , one 1000 pound
mare , 5 or 0 yonrs oJU , extra line driver
one 1200 pound horse , 8 or 0 years old
ea 't l H bent tor a work horcu one
1100 p und nifiro 0 or 10 yon'B o d , per
foci y > ! tintii for woman or child , om
1100 ( ) und h rat ) 8 or 0 yearn old , need
lioren , one 2 year old colt.
Tbo noove will be sold lor cneh nix
months'tlm > - , good pupoor mil trad
for milch OOWB Willis Cadwell ,
Broken Uow
Farewell lleccptlou.
Mrs. Daisy Kelsey-Coon an (
husband were tendered a recep
tion Monday night by the mem
bers of the Baptist church at the
home of Mrs. J. A. Armour. The
evening- was pleasantly spent in
social games , followed by refresh
ments. The Judge and Mr. Ar
mour spared no pains in thei
efforts to entertain the company
and the occasion was very mucl
enjoyed by all in attendance. In
bidding Mr. and Mrs. Coon good
bye , many were the well wishes
for their happiness and prosper
ity in their new home at Manley ,
this state , for which place they
left Tuesday morning- ,
Mrs. I , M , King has purchased
the news stand ot Everett Moore
in the front of the postoffice
buildingof which she and her
father , Capt. Burnham , took
charge the Urst of the week ,
Mau'c from pure
creain of tartar.
Safeguards the food
against alum ,
Alum fcaklnp powdus arc the rjrcAtcjt
mcnaccn to health of tlic. present day.
ROYAl DAKINO POWtJTft ffl.- | NSW \OP
> Dr. A. J. Everett ! ,
Dr. A. J. Everett , of Kuoxvillo ,
died on ( Saturday morning , Fob. 3 ,
1000 , at tbo ago of'49 ' "years. Ho
was a BOD of tbo late John S. Everett
and Elizabeth AJcCowuKvorottjwaa
) oru and g.ow to utuuhood in Ma
rion county , graduated at tbo Col-
ego of Physician * ) and Surgoontj at
leokuk , took a oouran of louturoa
at St. Louia and wbilo a young man
logau tbo practice of modiuino sue-
oofiHfully among tbo associates of bia
early life at bia father's homo m
Polk township. In Muy , 1800 , ho
married Miss Ella Momyor and
came to hvo in tbia oily , where bo
ias einoo maintained a bigb place
n his chosen profession.
Uo was a big hearted man with a
cind regard for bin friends. He
was reared a Baptist , but for many
M-ars ban been a member of tbo M.
, uburub and lived a consistent
I hriHlian life
Fur a long limo bo wan a great
sufferer from asthma whiub at laat
ended bis lite. His wife and little
thren year old daughter , three broth-
urn , two ( UHtiTB and very inmiy
friends will obensb hi memory.
Tb'1 Masonic ord it and tbo Hud
Men conducted the last sad rites ,
and hla body WPB laid to rest in
Grauelaud cemetery ,
Ilelativea present from otber
p'aooB ' were ; Mrs. May Herring , M.
J. Everett and Warren Everett , DOB
Moinep ; Wm. Everett , Coalport ;
Miss Sophia Greenlee , Humeston ;
F. E. Beero , Gilmore City ; M. J.
Amsberry , Milo.
In tbia connection Mra. Everett
wishes to ozpresa her thanks to the
Maaono , Red Men , tbo members of
the medical fraternity of the city
and the many other friends and
neighbors for their sympathy and
kindness in the hour of trouble
The Knoxville Expreeu , ( Iowa. )
The subject of tbo above sketch
was an intimate asaooiato of oura in
our boyhood days , having grown
up together and wore room matoa
and class mates in college. Many of
the readers of tbo UKPUJJLIOAN will
join with us in extending sympathy
to his family in their great bereave *
mont.
Teachers and 1'atrous Sleeting.
The toaubora and patrons meet
ing to be held in this city on Sal
urday , February 21 , promises to bo
oni' of iiniiiwul interest Tlu pie
urain U rnpietit with the motu per
tinent school quebliouu oi the day
Among these who will be present
and take part in tbo discussions are
Di'pt , State Supt. , C. F Bock and
Dr. J. A. Boalto , president ol tbo
stale normal school Dr. Health
will deliver a lecture in the evening -
ing also. While all who are intnr
ested in educational progress should
attend meetings of this nature , the
neglect of teacberi to do so when
ever possible shown an inexcusable
lack of professional interest. Good
wages , succoHsful teaching and
proftHsional interest go hand in
hand. llomemher the date Feb. , 24.
Letter List.
Following in tbo dead letter lint
for week ending February , 0,190 ( :
Bllen Blair Mm Jonulo Hobutte
IKSindalr M D Wolli
n 0 Camdcn Charley Karl
Par ICH Qillini ! ! for th * nbi vt
pleahe HIV ) adver IH > d
L IJ JKWKTT \ ' V
MARKET REPORT.
WliPat 46c
liarley iOj
Oats 85o
Corn S5c
Itje 40c
Matter lie
KgiiB lUc
I > UtoOJ ! 3o
Onions | U )
< 'lil < kcnc , 1 Oft 10 J 0 >
lloif * -t.it
Cow * 3 Si )
Steert . 4.00
Turkey * do
Straw , lOc cwt
liny.rt.MtM ,
Obituary.
Rev , J. M. Mnxwoll died at hia
form , February 4 , 1000 , nt noon ,
Funeral Feb. , 0 , at 12 o'clock , at
tbo school house , where the Firjt
Eudoll church bold services. Kov.
J. R , Wood , of Mason Otty , preach ,
od from the text ipuud in Iiev.,14 :
13. Very appropriate remarks were
madu upon our Brother Maxwell's
wbrk in Nebraska , which have boon
fought under great ditlicultios and
surely ho may rest from bin labors
and hia works will follow him ,
llov. J. M. Maxwell , was 8Q
years and 2 mouthy old. Ho was
> orn in Ohio ; licensed to preach in
1848 ; ordained in 1861 ; preached
10 years in Indiania. Llo loft
ludiruia , March 10 , 1887 , and
$ mo to Nebraska in May and was
nvitnd to preauh at Eudcll uburch.
It * was called an pustor , Juno 1 ,
1887. In Atlanta of that year bo
organized what is known as Armada
-laptmt church. In September 1802 ,
10 moved from tbo farm to Sum-
ler ; proai hod at Lomax and Sum-
ler , from October , 1802 until Oc-
tobitr , 1803. His wile died March
10 , 1807. He had been in poor
iculili HIIICO his wile's death , not
lolding any pastorate. During
tht'ao years in Nebraska bo built tbo
Second Eudoll church , Armada
church and Sunnier church. His
ast work being to erect tbo Suin
lor church building. This winter
tboro has boon a great revival there ,
conducted by Martha Johnson , of
Grand Island , It was Mr. Max
well's prayer in tbo last few mouthy
of his life was to BOO a living work *
ng church in Sumnor. ihoir were
it the fuuoral representatives from
'our of tbo churched that ho bad
preached to. Thirty teams fol-
owed his riHiiaiiiH to thuir last
resting place in tho-Fust Eudell
church cemetery. < ,
Ho leaves ouo daughter , Mrs.
Juno Pierce , tbreo grandsons , Jas.
Pierce , Ruffus Piuroo and Loincou
Pierce , live great grandchildren ,
three of whom shed lours of grief
as they looked on his still ponooful
ftioo MI death
"Ho has kept the faith , fought a
good light , henceforth their is
layod up for htm a crown of righ-
ousnoss , " wo ask that his mantle
may fall upon another. His fun ,
oral W.IB bold where ho preached
hia first tarmon in Nebraska.
Mns. W. J. FLAOO ,
Millur , Neb ,
TO IIIB MEMOUY ,
ar mis. nouxN.
Father Maxwell has left n ,
0 at bo U not dead
Only panted from among ; ui ,
Anil eono on ahead
To the llfo ovorlnhtlnif ,
WlthJostis to dwell
With the Angela ho > singing
All la wall , tls wall.
What a glorious example
Ila loft ( or us hero
Fifty years ot bia life epout ,
Anil many a tuar ,
In tlio ciuino of hi * Saviour
Working day nml night ,
And ho iiovur grow woury ,
Hut worked with delight.
And an ago crept Uiou him , 7
lie yet ooulil not rest ;
Hut hlc hindf * nr ) mw folded
Across hla duar breast ,
For JCSUB had called him
Away from all care , ,
To the beautiful homo
I'rnparud for him tliura.
rullic Sale
Robert Ledwlch , will sell at public
aitlo , Satuida. . Febiuury 17 , at 2 o'clock
on the public equnro , In Broken Bow ,
three work hoi'Bce , u full nut o ( farming ;
Implements , two Dels of work uarnusa
and suveu dozen chickens. Eight
tnontUa time will bo given
Public Sale
I will Boll at pubic unction on my
farm one mile southeast of Broken
Bow Saturday , February 24th , at
one o'clock P. M. , twelve head of
hoffu-H and colts , uoveral head of
oittle , hogs , and a complete set of
farming tool * . On all damn ovoi
tun dulliird nine mouths time wll
be given on approved security ,
George E. Uarr ,
Similar District Convention
T tie MX u oikU ilnt > t > i i t y
vi. I t'o ( H } u > lo.y ii I i i '
i' < * 'i i t' 'i S''ifi'j ' " i
F u 178 ! sa ki ' vl i n S i iJny
All Sunday feCuuiilvoiKurd tro
invittil !
Notice to the Public
Thera will bs H ninoiing ut thn court
iioiiBf SH ur'i > v Kti'i 17 it 8 O'IM ' * n m
furth * purpS' if r < z ' '
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