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VOL , XVIII , BROKEN BOW , CUSTER COUNTY , NEBRASKA , THURSDAY , APRIL 5 , 1900-EIGHT PAGES- NO 42
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Don't" fool" with jour eye * , If they
bet > cr yots In any way como In and. I'll
tell you what the trouble IB.
Don't select your own glasses at the
outset , bnt go to otm who hits rondo a
Bludy of theoyohnd Us conditions. Thor
ough examinations free of charge
Don't "think you need Rlaeees" because
eomo friend has told yon BO If yonr eyes
bare gotten BO UP J that yon nro telling
friends about thorn they may need tbn IM
MEDIATE attention of a competent Optl-
d n.
J Graduate of Chicago Opthalmlo College.
Clinton Day ,
I'HVBICIAN AND BUWOKO3S ,
Broken Bow , Neb.
' . Resly
Office over Kyorson's grocery.
denco G'.h noueo west of Baptist church.
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CONTKACTOH ANU BU1LDKR.
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jjjf-plnnB and cellmates on abort no
tice. Broken Bow , Neb.
. Dr. Chas. L. Muliins ,
PHYSICIAN A.ND SUIIOEON.
3d stairway from wet > t endiu Realty
block ; residence , 3rd west M. E.
church , same side of street.
OAMKUON &KEKSK ,
ATTORNEYS & .COUN8ELLOR9 AT LAW.
KOI ms.8-9 Realty block , Urokon Uow , Neb.
PENN & DOBBIS ,
BLACKSMITHS.
All jcinda of work in our lice done
promptly and In Oral-class order. Red
Shop on the corner , west of the none
bouse. Give us a trial.
FABU FOB SALE ; At Upton ,
100 acres cf good farm land , 80
aorea in cultivation cud tbe real
fenced in pasture , with three wires.
Good four room , sod bouse ; corn
oribaud grainery , oacb 12x10 feel ,
connected ; stable and chicken
houio etc. For particulars call on
J. J. Snyder , Broken Bow , or
Stephen Wiloox , on premises.35-3tu
MARKET REPORT.
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Whtat „ 30 < .
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Corn , 41
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Bggi Potatoes. . . . . . 30 :
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Onions H
Cblcktns , 1 Obuv
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Hogi 3 A ,
Gown
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Steer * „
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Turkeys
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B.OO pe 101
SBKDS ! SEEDS !
All kinds of seeds. Bulk seeds
package seeds field seeds. Alfalfa
millet and cane seed. Seedsweet
atd field corn. Remember we
have seeds to sow and to sell.
PEALE AND JOHN
The Grocers , wholesale and
retail.
SHOBS ! SHOBSI SHOKS ! Metis
shoes , Ladies shoes , children's
shoes , in fact shoes for everybody.
Plow shoes , vici kid shoes , Ladies
fine dress shoe , Ladies Oxfords
of all styles , Bicycle shoes , Tennis
shoes. ' 1 he Larges variety. The
Largest stock and the Largest
Bargains in shoes , in Custei
County at the RACKRT STOKB ,
South Eastcornor , Broken Bow ,
Nebraska.
Boy'u and children's suits oi the
atest patterns at W.H. Penn & Co'i
Local Mention. I
Two improved farms for rent.
BANK ov COMMURCK.
Dr. T , W. Bass , dentist , Broken
Bow.
Fresh Saesafrass at.
WlLKINS PUAIIMAOT.
J. H. Chapman wes over from
Callaway Ftiday.
D' W. Thompson , headquarters
for gasoline stoves.
C. M. Blowers of mold , was
circulating in the oity Friday.
See our new whips and price
them , R. G. OAHU ,
West Union.
Chas. Davis , of Lillian , made
this ofliue a friendly call yesterday.
Arthur Crookaley of Weissert ,
made this office a friendly call
Saturday ,
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Glaze , of Me
( Jook , are visiting with their par-
Mr. and Mrs E. D. Glaze.
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Ladies Dress Skirts $1.72 to
$2.50 at the RACKKT STORK.
You cau save money by buying
goods of K. G. Carr , at the vv est
Union mills.
Pruaohiug at Church of Christ
ritiudu ) , April 8 , 11 u. in. { Subject
"Oov\ardd. " 8 p. m , Union f
obildidu. Evoiyouo invited.
T. 15. Mo DONALD.
\V . P. Rogers returned Tuesday
night troui Ottumwa , Iowa , where
he was called a short time ago on
account < i the siokufcbs ot hit )
inoiuur , who died soon alter he got
inure.
Rev. E. A. Knight will preach
Friday evening at the Epincopul
church. Jliib will complete the
opeunl courou ot Leuteu oennuuH
by vuitiug uiiuisters. Alaigecon
gioyation is hoped for.
Yee ! We still have Harness at
very low imuea. Well , what oddb
doea it make to you how wo get
our goods. R. G. CAUU ,
West Union.
VV. 11. Penu & Co.havo just re
ceived a new hue of clothing for
the hpruig trade
J. O. lalor inform * us that J.
L. Juukhon , who a lew years agu
weJit to Oklahoma , has juut mailed
for Canada , and that Dee Melville ,
Nun Trip ett , Elmer Drake , Unas.
Davidson and S. D. Gier will leave
next Monday for the Britidu
L. F. Hammond of Nodaway
county , Missouri , who owns a seo-
tiou ot Custor county land arrived
in the c ty Tuesday night. Ho has
two quarters of laud on the west
table and half section in Union
Valley , west of town. His son , H
\V. , has located on the Union Val
ley farm and will make bis home
with us ,
For suits , iron and wood beds ,
rockers , cots , springs , tablesstands ,
etc. , call on A. W. Drake , west
gido square.
Tablets , Pencils , Writing Papei
and Envelopes , cheaper than eve
at the RACKET STOBE.
The trial of the whiskey and
gambling cases from Sargent and
West Union last Thursday and
b iiday in the county court resulted
m the release ol Dr. Waynick and
Jacob Honeycutt , of Sargent , and
Dr. VVambuley and tfnmb , of Webt
Union. Dr. Martin and L. A.
tiuribu' , ot Sargent , were bound
over to the district court.
Chaplain Mailley's leoturo Mon *
d y night on the Philippine islands
waa both instruct.ve and interest
ing I lie uio ul uhilu ' .Mr wa not
, id large as u hhouki i ave been It
is reported that some parties in
town undertook to make U a failure
bj circulating stones derogatory to
the meeting in order to prejudice
in many as posciblo from attending ,
which did not. fail in having us in
fluence. Such dastardly proceed
ings sliow how low some oan stoop
to satisfy their prejudice. But
with all the opposition the receipt ?
were autlicieut to meet the expense *
and loft Co. M. , for whose bonotii
it was given , a nice little nurplas
Good tninkfi of sizes and prioei
to suit at W. H. Penn & Co's. Cal
and see them.
Cannon City coal at Dierk
Lumber Co.
Patent MmlinnpH at the
RAOICUT STOUB
35 stamp photos 26 cents , at
Jangs' studio.
bi Drake of Samnor , made thin
office a friendly call Friday.
Pepsin Gum , two packages tor a
niokol at WILKINB' PHABMAOY ,
GUss Ware and Tin Ware cheaper
ban over at the RACKET STORE
G. VV. MoKeo of West Union ,
tindly remembered this office laut
Friday.
Wo oarrv everything usually kept
n a general store. 12 good turn.
> lers for 24 cents.
R. ( } . CABR , West Union.
Mrs. D. M. Amsborry returned
Monday night from Iowa , whore
she was called three weeks ago by
he serious illness of her father ,
who died the next day after oho ar
rived there ,
COLT STBAYKD From my prem-
ees ueveral weeks ago a lignt bay ,
with white hind legs below knees ,
coming yearling. Information of
Jim will bo appreciated.
G T. ROBINSON.
Yesl We get something now.
every day at low prices. Wo will
ell goods higher next iall.
R. G. CAHK , West Union.
FOB SALE Two cheap second
mud coru planners , one check ro ver
aud wire ut old Star breeding bum ,
Call aud inspect our breeding stuck
of live staliiouc and two jack * ; more
o come. We remain yours ,
WANTZ & THOMPSON , Props.
All members of the Broken BOM
ilgh school allumni antioiiiatiou aio
equet > ted tu meet at the residence
of Dr. C. Pick * , it Saturday evening ,
April 7th , tu arrange lor the recep
tion of the class of 1000.
President.
PIOK.KTT. X lUQIUUUl.
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On another page o this issue
we publish the program of the
Easter Concert to be given by
the Harmony Band and Orchestra"
on Monday April 10. 'Ihe pro
ceeds of this concert are to go
toward buying new instruments
and music , i he boys have prepared
good and a
pared a program
large crowd should greet them.
Price o admition-is SScts. Children -
ren IScts.
Juut received , a nice line uf spring
hats at W.H. Penu & Co's.
Spring is berel Drink Skssafrass
Tea for your blood.
WlLKlNS PlIABMAOY.
J. W. Hartley , a former resident
of this county and at one time a
member of the county board , who
for several years has been residing
at Lincoln , died at the home of hir
son , A. B. Hartley , on the Middle
Loup last Sunday. Ho waa up on
a visit. On coming out ho con
tracted a cold which , resulting in
pneumonia , took him away. Mr ,
Hartley was a man who enjoyed
the high esteem of his neighbors ,
and had been an energetio business
man. The bereaved relatives have
the sincere sympathy uf their man ;
friends in thtir bereavement.
Agricultural implements of all
kinds two car loads. Remembei
the north bide. D.W. THOMPSON.
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STBAYED A bay pony with three
white feel and white stripe in face ;
had on a blue web halter ; weight
about 850 pounds. W.D. GUANT.
Now Lunch Room and Confectionary
Mike Scanlou will open up his
lunch room and candy store next
wot-k , north side , first door south of
Wileon & Drake's.
Union pralHe Hervlcen
Union Praise services will be
held Sunday evening under the
auspices of all the churches in
the M. E church. All are cord
ially invited.
Episcopal Church.
April 8th Palm Sunday morn
ing service as usual. In the evening -
ing the oongregatnn will unite with
tliH other churches in the service of
thdukHgiving at the M. E. church.
When ordering bread of youi
grocer call for Qjborn's bread and
insist upon getting it. 2t
WANTED To buy western farm ,
wild land ; alao a ranch. Have foi
exchange eight head spotted Shet
land ponies. S , M. MoLAiN ,
Foireston , III.
Job printing at this office.
Good Saddle pony for sale.
ui22 tf A. T , SEYIIOLT.
WALL PAPER All now and
artistic designs. All 1000 patorns
at J , C. BOWENB.
A. W. Drake is handling now
organs , Kimbal and Hospo. None
better. Call and BOO tliotn.
Fresh homo made bread , pica and
oaka always on hand , at Osborus
bakery , west side of the square
Tapestry and Chenille Stand
Covers at 75 and 85 cents , worth
$1.50 at fhe RACKET STORK.
Frosb homemade broad for Halo
at Farmer's Restaurant , third door
north of post office , Broken Bow ,
Neb.
and nobbiest patterns of
centre tables , at A. W. Drake's.
Six differcst styles ; prices to suit
everyone.
Have you a good likeness of your
self ? They are cheap at Bangs'
studio ; cabinets , $2 per dozen.
Paints ! Points ! Paints ! When
in need of good paints don't forgot
to call on mo. Will certainly
please you. D.W. THOMPSON ,
North sido.
The Political Equality Club will
moot at the office of Dr. C.
Piokott Saturday evening , April 7 ,
ut 7:30 o'clock. Mns. E TAYLOB ,
Soc'y.
Egg * For Hatching.
Choice bard Plymouth Rook eggs
for sale at * 1 per fifteen. Tire
setting * $1.75. Two miles west of
oity , W. M. VANNIOE ,
tf Broken Bow , Nob.
Cabinet Photon # z oo ier Dozen.
Being confident that my work
is as good as that of my compet
itors , I will not go below them ,
but am prepared to keep place
with them in "cutting prices. "
Please compare our work. West
side , square. H. L. FRAZIBR.
Side Tracked.
Two car loads of Farm Imple
ments , such as cultivators , plows
harrows , etc. , were delivered
to D. W. Thompson ; call and see
them. My place of business is
on the north side.
PLYMOUTH ROCK AND BROWN LKQ *
HORN BOOB ,
Single oomb Bard Plymouth
Rook and single oomb brown Leg *
horn's ; fine as silk. Eggs , fifteen
for 75 cents. Leave orders at Peale
& John's. Standard bred ; will pro *
duoe credentials ; eggs cheaper aftoi
Juno. tf Quo. PAPINEAU.
Baptist Aid Social.
The social given last Tuesday
night at the homo of Dr. Day was
qintu a success. The attendance
was quite large and a very pleasant
time was enjoyed. An interesting
part of the program was the recital
of some of the members in tolling
how the'y had earned their dollar to
contribute to the oarpet and seat
fund. Refreshments were served.
The receipts amounted to over $25 ,
ul A
Married
At the home of the bride's parents
near Merna , Miss Dcodie Eolloy
to Mr. Frank Coover , Rev.
Graham officiating.
On March 28th , a large number
of relatives ga'hered at the homo of
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Kelley to wit
ness the marriage of ttnir daughter
Deedie , to Frank Coover of Broken
Bow. The groom is one of Custer
county's industiious farmers and is
a young man of sterling qualities
and is highly esteemed by all his
aHimiatPH. The bride H a young
i iy , At 1 aortliy ol thu pr.z ne
lias won. ChiH. K > 'lley , brother of
tbe bride was croomeman and Mis *
blU UIIUU TTua til
lonay Foley bridesmaid. After the
partook of a
ceremony toe guents
splendid dinner of wbioh everything
wan bountiful. On account of sick-
' an iu >
nuns of the groom's parents
fare dinner was given on the 90th ,
at their h < mo at which all enjoyed
a pleasant time. The happy couple
will spend tbe future year on the
old Robb farm near Berwyn. Thny
received many useful presents which
are too numerous to mention. The
writer wishes them a happy voyage
through life.
JWrite Hayden Bros. , Omaha.
Wholesale Supply House for prtaot
and samples. 2 3 lyr.
.
P0D E
Absolutely
Makes light , flaky , delicious hot
biscuits , rolls , muffins and crusts.
Makes hot bread wholesome. These
are qualities peculiar to it alone.
I have found the Royal Baking Powder superior
to all others. C. GORJU , lute Chef Delmonlco's.
nOYAL DAKINQ POWDER CO. , 108 WILLIAM QT. , NCW YOtlK.
DIBD Mother and child , Thursday ,
March 2' ' ) , Mrs , Murphy and
child , wife and babiu of Daniel
Murphy of Seneca.
'Iho child waa born on 'ho 25 nit.
and as a rotmlt ot uoufijcmont the
mother grow worse and the last
thirty BIZ hours before lior death
was unconscious and did not know
that her babe for which she BO BOOH
rnuHt give up bur life bad proceeded
bur in death BIZ hours. The
mother died at cne o'clock p.m. at
the Ago of twenty five and the babe
at BPVOD a.m. Since March the 1C
Mrs. Murphy had boon in the city
at the homo of Mrs. J. 3. BalHoh ,
and her mother-in-law , Mrs ,
Murphy , of , Trontion Nob. , was
also with her in her confinment.
Her maiden narao was Laffurty ana
Bhe was married to Mr. Murphy at
Sheridan Wyoming , last June. Mr
Murphy IB Road Master of the B.
& M. R. B. between Raveua and
Seneca Nob. The funeral services
were conducted at the Catholic
church , Saturday , March 31 , at 10
o'clock a.m. by Father Flannigan
of Dale. The attendance at the
tervioeR wore largo and an able dis
course wan delevored. Their re
mains wore laid to rest in the St.
Joseph cemetery just west of the
city. Mr. Murphy and relataives
have the sincere sympathy of the
community in their great bereave
ment.
There were a number present at
the funeral from a distance , the fol
lowing is a list :
Mrs. Walsh , an aunt cf Parker ,
or , Wy. Mrs. Mnllins , a sister , Mr.
Mullms and Jas. Lafftrty , a brother
of Sheridan Wy. Mr. and Mrs. J. P
Reardon J. 0. Birdsell , and Mr ,
Molutyro of Alliance ; Mr. and Mrs.
Lambert and Q. A. Dunlap of Edg-
mont , S. D. Moaners Norton and Ed
Reardon of Alliance ; J. F. Flcm-
miug and Mesdaraos Harris and
Wyatt of Seneca. A brother of the
and her mother
( ] ! uiHt'd in Chicly
* ho liven in U n.ida i aid not be
prehenl at thu funeral.
Caret ot TliaiiUH
I wish to extend my heart felt
thanks to the many kind friends
in Broken Bow , who lontabsistanco
and sympathy during the recent
sickness and death of my beloved
wife and little one-
D. MOBPIIY ,
OBITUAIIY.
DIED March 31 , 1000 , at George
town Nob. , Mrs. Ollie Mason ,
1 month and 4
age 22 years ,
days'
The deceased was a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Goo. Williams ; she
was born in Worth county Mo ;
she was married February 10 1808
to James Mason , and they lived in
Bullalo county until fall when they
moved back to Ouster county v/heru
she has always lived since she wau
six years old. Sue leaves a hut-
band , a little ttou , Everett 10
mouths old , father , luothtr , two
brothers and throe sisters to mourn
her loss ; they were all present at
her bed side except one sister who
lives in Hayes county. Two little
girls were born to them on March
aits ; ono died on the 23rd and the
30th , both are hurried in the same
little coflin in the Boxolder oomo-
tury. At the request of the duueatt-
ed her body was taken to Ausley
where services wen held in the
Methodist ohuroh , Rev. Forsyth
officiating , and she wau laid to real
beside her brother in the Ausley
oemuntery. She also requested
that her babies bo taken and laid
beside her.
Bhu tulUotl to thorn all ,
Told tlioiu nil wtmt to do ;
81iu eaid silo WHH going
For them ull to 1)0 true.
Anil at last elie would meat thorn
They would ull bo togolbor ,
Whuro no imttlu cau come ,
Whuro nothing can sorer.
Shu would follow hur buUldd
And be with hur hrolhur ,
For llieiu not to mourn
Hut to lovu onu imulhur ,
Aud Iceop ouch to bjar
Life's Borrows oad care
Try to iiiaUo uach UMO happy ,
Thin \viib hur prayer.
Curu of .
We wish to express through the
REPUULICAN our sincere thanks to
Dr. Hannah , Mrs. Isaac Mason and
all others who so kindly assisted
during the recent illness of our
loved ono and wo also thank Rav.
Forayth nnd the people of Ansloy
for their kindness and us a ot the
church. JAHKB MASON ,
Mu. ANU Mas Guo WILLIAMS.
Card or rtuiuUH.
To our many frionda and noigli-
bors who so kindly assisted us dur
ing the illuoss of our baloved fath-
thauka.
I'oartfolt
ur , wo oiler our '
A. B. HARTLEY ,
FLOHA B. HARTLEY.
Worse Than War.
Hundreds are killed in war. but
hundreds of thousands are killed by
consumption. There would be no
deaths at all oaufed by this terr.blo
disease. If people could be made
to understand that Sluloh'a Cough
and Consumption cure is a sure
cure remedy if taken in the early
stages. 25 oln. , 60 ots. and $1.00 a
will return the
bottle. Druggists
money if a cure is not affected.
Just received , two carloads of
farm machinery. Come and see
mo. D , W , THOMPSON *