VOL , XX , BROKEN BOW , CUSTER COUNTY , NEBRASKA , THURSDAY , OCTOBER 10 , 1901-EIGHT PAGES , NO , 17.
Mnn was here on mrth f r tiio-
ueamlf of yarn lioforo ho eVer
combed hia hair rr iv < iu > a tint or
mm upoku u Dunlin vuul to uouiun ,
lint tlio grt'cn fields eventually
gave liim feeling nnd lightened
1 Ins Eava o face with the first hu
man smile. Ho became civilized ,
Hot a house to hvo in , a chair to'
alt on , a bed to sleep in , a table to
cat from , nnd knives nnd forks
aud ppoons to cat with.
It's the latter commodity of tlio
1v genteel which we supply.
Of course you can get nloug
without thorn our ancestors did ,
but you onn't afford to do it at the
v prices wo are offering them to *
day.
-t f
J Oradnate of Clilcaco Opthalmlo College.
School fiooks ,
Tablets
-AND
School Supplies ,
T AT
J. G. Haeberle's ;
Attractions Booked
. . . .For the. . .
OPJGRA iiousi ; .
Ono nipht , October 18th , the Which
ia Who * Company.
Ono night , October lUst , Wood nnd
Ward , in their Jolly Jingling Farce ,
" The Merry Tramps. "
Ono night , January 23rd , "Mnlonoy's
Wedding Dny. "
School books and supplies at Ed.
McComas's.
Mncoii , Uu.
It is with a good deal of pleasure
that wo commend the Schubert-
Symphony Club and Lady Quartette
as their concert , given for our benefit -
fit to-night was greatly enjoyed by
those proaont.
Yours truly ,
Ciua , Q , OAUNEB , Oapt. Maoon
Volunteers.
SAM B. IIUNTEH , Second Lieutenant.
Omaha Paimless
Dentist at Globe Heel -
el , October 25 and
26. For up-to-date
Dental Work at
Omaha Prices See
Him. Set of Teeth
$5.00.
Who ? Those Kids in the P. O.
Store. They are actually selling
COu sheet music both vocal and in
strumental for lOo. We wish them
a pleasant trip to Norfolk.
Fancy Bet Stationery at Ed Mo-
Comas's.
and read what 1 say. For ton days
to make room for my fall order of
couches. I will make a reduction
of 25 per cent on all Karpen Steel
Construction coaches.
' A. W. DRAKE ,
West Side Square.
For bargains that j are bargains
< 40 to Munk's.
See Ed. MoComas's new line of
> ooks. The arc immoiiHO.
Wright Rankin of Blainc county
vtiH viniting iu thu city Satuiday.
Moved to Realty Block.
A. E. ANDERSON.
Ed. Royso secretary of the Slate
Banking Board was a oity visitor
Saturday.
Dr. C , L. MullinH reports a very
pleasant and pi of liable trip dining
ii's visit oast.
C. H. Holoumb has been appoint
ed receiver of the Farmers Bauk by
Judge Sullivan.
Mr. ana Mrs. D. . M. Amsbery are
attending the Baptist State conven
tion at Blair this wook.
Money loaned ou improved farms ,
JAMKS LBDWIGII ,
7 18 if Broken Bow , Nobr-
Miss Gates of Mauon City , was
visiting with Miss Warrington and
othar friends of the city last week.
John Wolford and son left Sat
urday night for Greenville Oregon
whuro they expect to icsido in the
future.
P. F.Campbell and family of
Georgetown moved lo iho oity to
take advantage of our splendid
schools.
The Republican was unavoidably
ate last week on account of the ex
tra work required in getting out the
delinquent tax list.
A. J. Johnson is a recent arival
in this city. He has secured a pos
ition as drugqiat and okrk in Ed.
McComas * drug store.
You will enjoy Mr. Louis Mac-
Piko'H entertainment , Mr. Julius
Brander aud his violin and the
Schubert lady quartet Oct. 17.
Mrs. B. W. Raymond of Lincoln
bpent a few days last week visitiog
with her son Ruben , north of town.
She loturnod to Lincoln Saturday
night.
II. G. Rogers arrived in-the oity
Sunday morning on a short visit
with old acquaintances , while look
ing after hia business , interests in Ihe
oounly.
The Republican desires to public-
y extend thanks to the Chief for
courtisies extended us last week in
the use of its type in the board
prooeodinga.
The Schubert Symphony Club
Thursday evening , October , 17 , at
opera house. Tickets on sale at
Haoboilo's and Bowen'a. Reserved
scats 50u , children 25o *
The fireman on 48 Sunday fell
off the tender , while the tram was
running full speed eaat of Hampton
4 or 5 miles , and was badly injured ,
baving several bones-in his body
broken.
The St. Paul Pioneer Press says :
"The Schubert Symphony Club is
as versatile as it is talented , and
the program rendered at the Peoples
Church last evening was as enjoy
able as it was varied. "
Harry Croaoh of Knoxville Iowa ,
is visiting in the county in the
vicinity of Mason City with relati
ves , llo will bo iu Broken Bow
the latter part of next week on a
return trip from Saneca whore "ho
went Saturday uight.
Corn-huakors , sprained wrists ,
barbed wire outs , burns , bruises ,
severe lacerations and external in
juries of any kind are promptly
and happily cured by applying
BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT.
Price , 25 and 50 cents. Ed. Mo-
Comas , Broken Bow and Merna.
Dr. Mullms , assisted by Drs.
Hanna and Hake , this afternoon
amputated E. McCargor's limb ,
which was badly fractured two
weeks ago yesterday , by the explo
sion of an engine boiler. The phy
sicians did all in their power to save
the limb , but found it impossible.
Ausley Chronicle.
The St. Paul Globe of October
5th says : "A program worth hear
ing is that given by the Schubert
Symphony Club. Unlike the Con
ventional Musical Organization , the
Schubert Co. possesses vocal and
dramatic as well as instrumental re
sources , and their versatile talent
furnished a very entertaining pro *
gram at the Peoples Church , " At
the Broken Bow opera house
October 17 th.
> P THU CONDITION
-OK THK
BANK OE MEENA ,
Charter No. ( t 10 , at Morim , In tlio State
of Nebraska , at tlic Close of llnsluess
October 1st , 1001.
Loans nnJ Discounts . > . $10,000.35
Overdrafts , secured mid urfn'Cim'il . .75
llnlikliiK home furniture and ilxturoi. . . lf.OO 05
Curiont expenses ami tnxc jmltl . 3MUM
( Jhecks ami otlmr cadi Hems . 30 , 25
Duo from National , Btftto
anil 1'rlvate llaiiks "and
Hankers . 520,238. IS
Currency . 1,805,00
Specie . 849.M
Totnl cash on hand . J.80l.Cd
Total . 74,43l.ut ;
I.UIIILITIES !
Capital etock paid lu . $ IOHIO.OO
UnillTldcd 1'rnflt . 3,380.08
Individual depodts subject to
clicck . * I3.KUJ.09
Dcmnnd certlilcateg ot deposit -
posit . 8,1311 07
Time certificate * of tlopoilt . 10,077.a5 CJ.047.ai
Total . 7M33.W
Htats ofNsbraeba , I
County ot Cuetor , f " '
I , B. K. WA.IUIICK , cashier ot the tibovo
named bank , do solemnly swear that the above
Btatomeutla true , to thu best of my knowledge
nud boiler. 3. 1C. WAUIUOK.
. j 8. 1C. WAnuloK , Director.
i J ( M uiMBKKUNu , Director.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo tbla I Oth
ilny of October , 1V01 . CIIAB . L. Gurruiif ON ,
t K4I.1 Notnry PuDllC.
1500 pairs of shoos to qo cheap
at Munk's.
Sou. Palmer wont to Omaha Sun
day evening.
Chas. Peun bpont a few days in
out oily this week.
The seats for oho. Schubert con
cert are soiling fast.
j
For Kodaks anpplioB and Kodaks
gc to Ed. McCoraas's.
II. J. Edingtou of East Ouster
was a oity visitor Saturday.
L. 11. Jowott was a passenger to
Dunning Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 6. Browc , of
Ausloy , were visiting in the oity
thin week.
C. L. Drake , a brother of A. W ,
Drake , come in on 43 Saturdayjmd
Sundayod in our oity.
Rev. Miller of Beaver City will
preach in the Presbyterian Church
next Sunday morning and evening.
Win , Blair has boon reinstated as
janitor ot the courthouse , ho assum
ed his duties the first of the montli.
A. E , Anderson has his room in
the Realty block nicely . fitted up
and well filled with a now stock of
j welnry.
DIED Ida MoKinley Wjlburn
daughter of Mr. and Mrt" " . R. W.
Willmrn , east of this oity , aged four
mid one half months. The remains
were laid to rest Wednesday.
The Schubert Symphony Club
played hero on February 5th , and
made so pronounced a hit that I en
gaged them to return last uight
when the receipts ran up to $450.
UAHRY E. MAUOII.
A , R. Humphrey Sr. and wife ar
rived in Broken Bow from Bloomfield -
field Iowa laat Wednesday evening
and will spend the winter in Ouster
C6 nty with their eon's Gus and
Charley. Mr. Humphrey is 85 years
old and is halo and hearty. They
wore aocompaincd from their Iowa
homo by their son A. II. who iu vis
iting Ctistor County after a 15 years
absence. He notes many cimuges
in the appearance of the county and
city. He will remain two weeks
and return to Iowa.
WANTED.
A few Choice Fire Insurance
risks , school orders , and collections.
W. D. BLAOKWBLL ,
Broken Bow , Neb ,
The attention of our readers is call *
ed to our special offer of the life of
William McKinley , by Murat
Ualsted , and other prominent men ,
and tun RUPUULIOAN for $1.50. Wo
furnish both for the retail price of
the book. Send in your order it
once.
At regular meeting of Broken
Bow Lodge No. 101 , A. 0. U. W.
Fred Rinne was elected Financier
and Recorder. Members will
ploaao take notice.
A , R. IlrjiipimBY ,
Maastor Workmen.
"Mir. McPike is an entertainer of
more than ordinary versatility , and
wins his auditors more through an
easy , quiet method , than tl'o violent
rantings assumed by so many. "
Pittsburg Dispatch ,
II. U. A , WSTIUOT MEETINO.
A number of delegates f the sev
eral M. B. A , lodges of the county
attended the District Convention of
KKl'OKT OF THE CONDITION
- Ot1 THK -
Bank of Commerce
Charter No. CO , nt Urokcu How , In the
Stntoof Nebraska , at the Close of
HuHlness September UOth , 11)01. )
Loans ami Discounts . $12,101 Mr
UrvrdraCti , eocured ml muccurcd . 5 3)
Stocks , tccurltlee , judgments , claims ,
. . Pic . . . . . . . . . . . I 41B.85
Uventoak amlgralu . . . . . . . MO. US
llankhiR honto turnlturo and fixtures . . . 4 ,600.00
Other real estate . 6a.5,00
Current expenses ami taxes paid . 3 , Kit. OH
Duo from National. State and
PrtTsteDanknaml Hankers. . . lTOy. 4.1
Tolalcashon hand . S.Sll. d.S-'O.BO
Total . $33,1113 & 3
LUnumvs :
Capital stock paid In S15.000.00
Undivided profits -1,817.til
ludlr'dual ' depotlts subject to
clicck S9.1VI.-18
Demand certificates of deposit. KIS. 110
Time certlUciUes of tk-ponlt. . . . 1 ,1)00.00 )
Duo to Sttttu nud 1'rlrato Uanks
and llankera 603.75 13,200.10
IIIMs 1'nynblo 1,600.00
Total 833"u " .M
State of Ncbnska , )
J-BS.
County of Custor. ) 1 , V. Jt. Itnblee. presi
dent of the above immctt batik , do solemnly
swear that the nbovo slatcinent la true to the
best of my know'cdge and belief.
F. H. RUIILEIC , I'reg.
( S. B. THOMJ'SON , Director.
Attest- :
( V. SI , HtuiLKE , Director.
Subocilbodandiworn to before mo , tills Olh
day of October , 1801.
JAMKS Lumvicu , Notnry I'utilU.
that order at Lexington test Wed
nesday.
From Broken Bow lodge
wore , C. H. Jeffords , , TU. . Ronm ,
J. 11. CoHiior and wife , L. A. Wulls
aud wife and D. M. Ainaborry and
wife.
From Atfaolmo W. A. Richard-
sou , Ilonry Kelley , O. C. Murphy
and Mr. Wilson.
From Morna S. Luce and Samp-
FOU Givona.
From Ansley W. S. Delano aud
Rev. Fouoh.
From Etna Jas. Chittiok and
wife.
There wore five delegates elected
from the Sixth Congressional Dh-
triot to the Supreme Convention to
be hold at Sioux City , Iowa Out. 22 ,
aud Custor County secured two of
them , they are Henry Kelley of An-
selnio and D. M Amsborry of Bro
ken Bow. J. II. Costier of Broken
Bow and F. C. Wilson of Ansolmo
were appointed alternates.
E. II. Burrows haa returned from
Denver , Colo.
Mrs. Howard Kerr is recovering
from a sick spell.
W. T. B. Lawson and wife are
visiting relatives at Camden Illinois.
O. II. Foster , of Donophon , this
state , is visiting his brother in
Ansley.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hagin arrived
home from there visit in Iowa Fri
day night.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernoet Tay
lor , Sunday last , a son. All parties
doing well.
T. G. Puringtun has recovered
from an attack of inflammatory
rheumatism.
Joel Lanutn has moved his house
from North Ansley to his lots ad
joining the Moore property.
Alex. Wright has built a now
barn , to shelter the family cow and
make a snug place for the chickens
to rooat.
Miss May llinkloy has gone to
St. Paul , this state , to visit for a
few weeks with uncles and aunts at
that place ,
Itov. Foulch , the Methodist.pas-
tor hero , has been transferred from
the Kearney District to the Beatrice -
rice District.
Mary Wright went to Lincoln
Monday morning , Wo understand
she went for the purpose of learning
dressmaking.
A son of J. R. Rhodes is now re
ported to have dipthoria. This
makes the second one in the same
family to have this dreaded malady.
The injured limb of Elmer Mc-
Corger WHS amputated last Friday
afternoon by Dr. Mulltnn of Broken
Bow. The unfortunate man IB still
alive and may recover.
The raerry f o round has left town
to the joy and satiefaotion of par
ents , who found it nn impossibility
to keep their boys mid girls at homo
nights while it was hero.
The six year old son of Mr , Mont
gomery , who lives north of Ansloy
a few miles , had the misfortuuatoto
break his left log in two plnoon ,
above the kuoo , last Saturday , by
his brother falling upon him ,
A suction hand by the naino of
Hoffman was arrested last wcok
while in the act of sollicg thu stoles
brass from the McCargcr ongino.
lie admitud hia guilt and was given
thu choice of leaving town immedi
ately or bo taken to the county jail ,
lie choose the former and by day
braak ho had disappeared. Good
riddance to bad rubbish ,
Ortcllo News.
E , D. Day spent Sunday in Or-
tollo
V
For Homo reason the "Republican ,
did not reach us last Saturday.
Claude Kollonbarger went to
Broken Bow the first of the month ,
to attend thu Business College.
Mra. Budd has not boon well the
last week. Her mother , Mr . Ed
wards has so far recovered that she
wont out riding last week.
Rov. Stcioklor made his regular
trip to this valley last Sunday even
ing but owing to the rain did not
till hia appointment , Dr , Downing
accompanied him.
The telephone line is at laat com
pleted , and everyone is trying to do
more talking than any one else. At
least it appears BO there being about
twenty different "rinps. "
A party ooniistihg of F. L , and
Mrs. Heals , Mrs. Hunt , Mrs. llowitt ,
Mm. Ashbaugu and the Misses
ffridgeraud Aahbaaugh , made a
trip to the ranch region last Satur
day.
Mr. Hills celebrated the com
pleting of their housfl , last Fciday ,
by inviting a few of our friends to
supper. Those present wore Messra
and Mosdanos Baker , Blankonsip
and Ingraham.
Quito a number of young people
took dinner with Mr. Fodgo laat
Sunday. Tlioy were Misses Scott ,
Bill , Ashbaugh , Johnson , Hunt and
Aohsah Hunt , and Messrs Wadding-
ton , Hauoy , llompstoad , Kollonbar-
gor , Hughes and Baker.
Say John , have yon soon that
uudurwaro at Munk's Bargain Store ,
It beats anything in town.
Miscellaneous Books at fid.
MoComas's.
Washington 0. II. Oblo.
The concert by the Sohubotts la
our church on Friday evening last
was a very pleasant ono throgh'otit.
Our peoolo were well pleased.
Yours ,
FllANK MoELttUKBH
, v
Pastor M. E. Chursh ,
For all kinds of school books go
to Ed. MoComas's.
Wo very cordially invite you to
buy a ticket for the Schubert Sym
phony club entertainment , for wo
believe you will receive a treat not
ofjten given in our oity.
D. M. AiiSuEimY ,
WILLIS CADWKLL ,
Committee ,
Baptist Church.
KaatruauV Kodaks "at Ed. Mo.
Comna'fl.
CiiitrcU Hcrvlce * .
"
DAPTIIT CHURCH.
N
Preaching service both morning
aud evening by Rov. Richards , at ,
11 a. m. and 7 30 p. m. The pub
ic is cordially uivitod.
Happiness depends very much on
the condition of the liver and kid *
noys. The ills of lirfo make but
little impression on those whose
digestion is good. You can regu
late your kiver and kidneys with
.I1ELIBINE nnd enjoy health and
bunyanoy > .of spirits. Price 50 aonts.
Ed. MoComas , Broken Bow and
Met\na. \
iteport
Wbont 9 .CO
llarloy .30
Oats .32
Coru
Kyo
Uuttur
.15
I'otatoci , | icr buatiol 1 00
Onlortis per Imabol 1.00
GliloUonfl , per pound .04
UORB 6.89
( Taws M.M i .
KtcOlB J3.00 :2.W :
Turhoyg , porpomnd . . . . . . . '
Htr w , per cwt. . . , , , .10
11 ay , Now , per ton - 4.go
[ C7J-
JAMES 0. ROBINSON , Prop.
In assuming the management of the Qlobo Hotel ,
wo undertake no now business to us. From our experi
ence wo fool competent to cater to the wants of the publio
and afford the boat of accomodations. Wo shall do our
best to maintain the excellent reputation that the house has
berne in the past , and keep in touch with the requirements
of the timoH.
Rates strictly $1.06 pordfy , The patronage of the
publio is solicited.
* $4NM ! !
FOSTER & SMITH LUMBER CO. ,
Always have the best quality of
Lumber and other building ma
terials at the Lowest P/ioeH.
'Phono No. 70.
W. L. RULE , Manager.
For a First Glass Smoke Try the
Martial and
Corona Grande'
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