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VOL XX" , BROKEN BOW , CUSTER COUN1Y , NEBRASKA , THURSDAY , DECEMBER 5 , 1901-EIGHT PAGES , NO , 25
And nothing is uioor ,
tuoro enduring or appropri
ate than a piece of
JEWELRY
of pure gold or silver the
two precious metals.
This year wo offer au
unusually , neat and com.
plete He lection of very 1 , i h grade
at prioi'H which will is not wiae to defer your
Holiday buying. Our stock ia
nowcoinpioto-aloro lees crowd
ed your selection enieer
your satisfaction fur more certain -
tain than in the last hours of
hurry and worry. To help you
choose early , wo put your BO-
lection aside for future delivery Graduate ot Chlcaeo Outlialmlo College.
msimxssms
School Books ,
Tablets
-AND
Schoel Supplies ,
AT
J. G. Haeberle's :
Market Uoport fur Today.
Wheat S
ilarloy
Oats . .
Corn 45 0
Hy
butter
1'olatoei , per bnsliol .
Oulon * . per fcushol. . . ,
Qblckone , per pound ,
; ' . ' i tOW . . , . t. \ > . . . .SS.OO V9 .DU
jJu.'eiB.f. > A $3. & ) ® 'i.oo
r Tnrk6r i p r pound , C6
Straw , per cwt. .10
Day , Now , per ton. 4.tO !
MugarBper cwt . . . 6. SI
Hlray notice.
Taken up at our plaoo ono raila
northeast of Broken Bow one red
and white steer about two years old.
Owner will call prove property , pay
charges and take him away. Tak
en up about November , 18.
ED. WIIITK.
Taken up.
At my place , three miles south
west of Broken Bow , a two year
old heifer , light rrd with white
face. R. T. BIKKII.
Clerical I'ernills 1002.
Applications for clergymen's
half-rate permits for 1902 should bo
filed at the earliest possible date
with the local agent of the B. &
M. R. R. R. J. FKANOIS ,
General Passenger Agent.
No ono can renBonablyhopa for oed
health unletH hia bowels move once each
day. When this IB not attended to ,
disorders of the wtomacli ariao , bflioiis-
IH < RP. ucadu'jho , dyspepsia nud piles aoon
follow. If you wish to avoid these ail-
luenta ki ep your bowels regular by tak
ing Ghamberitun'u Stomach and J ver
'J'aiileta wl en nqulieil They are see
e . v to take nnd mild and pcntle in
efft-c' . For snlo by J. G. Hneberle.
OUR CLUBBING RATES.
I ciiub'loan and Kansas City Journal . $ i 35
fpubllcan end inter Ccran < ; c
| cpuhllcan anci Twentieth Century . . ' 65
rpublican and Qlobe-Democrat , HcmUw , B <
I epublican and Stat Journal 8 <
I cpuclioan und Nebraikn Farmer 8 <
Irpublicaii and Life of McKmley . . . 51
Local
Mention ,
Toys at A. W. Drakes.
Genuine homo made apple jellly
at The Cash Grocery.
Wilson Hewitt of Hyannis was
a city visitor yesterday , i
Books to sell , rent read , burn or
oat at Rydrson & Watts.
George Shoapo called Monday
and had his name enrolled for the
Republican.
D. C. Caltrane of Sargent was a
witness in court Monday in the caao
of Whipplo VH. Gatliff.
Thoa. Nightengale , of Loup City
attended court this week as attorney
for the Columbia National Bank.
Money loaned on improved farms.
JAMES LEDWIOH ,
18 tf Broken Bow , Nebr.
Chas L. Wolalebon , of Somorford
made this offijo a friendly call Mon
day and had his subscription advanced
vanced/ '
Please don't look at our Christ
mas presents or you might HOC some
thing you would want to buy.
RYKKSON & WATTB.
Patronize the Fish Pond at the
Guild Fair to be hold in Northwest
uorner of Realty block December
llth and 12th.
Buy Xrnas Dolls at the Guild
Fair on Dec. llth nnd 12th. Chil-
dron's Aprons at reasonable prices
on the Apron Table. 11-28-td.
Baked beans , brown bread , pump
kin pie at New England supper
December 12tli Guild Fair in northwest -
west corner Realty block.
Remember thn date of. the Guild
Fair la the llth and 12lh of Do-
comber. Aprons for young and
old Are being made , also there will
be on sale useful and fancy articles
for Xmas present.
Praise the bridge that carries
you over either a Good or oorff > h ,
BALLARD'S IIOREHOUNE
SYRUP has brought so many over
throat and lung troubles , such as
coughs , colds , bronohits , etc. , that
its praises are sung everywhere.
Price , 25 and 50 centa Ed. Mo-
Comas , Broken Bow and Merna.
B. L. Nicholas , n well-known and
prominent farmer and stock raiser
of Elk Creek lost nine head of
o.attlo last week from a disease sup-
pontd to have been cnuaed by the
cattle bnintj turned into corn Htnlks
to fopd It is quite a Severn \ofs \ to
Mr. KioholaB , and ono that his
many friends will be sorry to
of. Mason City Transcript.
HOLIDAY TIRADE.
CHRISTMAS G-REETING
Wo have a Great Vonety of Goods for the Holiday Trade.
NEW AND NOBBY ,
Come in and inspect them and got the first choice Special
attention given to
sd : ff
WEDDING GOODS
s' a
' of every description. Q2 ? Second door north f peat oilioo.
B ; E. PREDMORE ,
F
*
Hate at your price at Mrs ,
Games for Home amuiement at
. \V , Drakes.
Don't forgot that Mrs. Thomson
* closing out at coat.
Toy ? , Trunks , Rubber Balls &
u endless variety of other Holiday
goods. A. W. Drake.
Get good Chicken Pie Supper
t the Guild Fair on Dee , llth and
2th. Musical Program at 7:30
aoh evening. ll-28td.
W. H. Penn & Co hayo just ro-
eived a largo stock of olothing
ust from the factory which he is
oiling below all competition.
Be aure to patronize the Fifth
'and at the Guild Pair on Doc.
1th. and 12th. . Bait for Fish end
nd lOots. 11 28-td.
Go to the Guild Fair held on
Northwest corner of Realty block
and get a good Chicken pie Supper ,
rom 5 to 7 p , m. December llth.
Books , musical instruments , al-
) nms , fine stationary , toys , dolls ,
games , gas lamps and everything
else at Ryerson & Watts P. O.
Store.
Store.W.
W. H. Penn & Go has just re-
eived an ellegont line of clothing
which they are selling less than
wholesale price. Go and examine
or yourself.
Broken Bow Equality club will
moot at the home o Mrs. Clara
foung's , Friday Evening Dooem-
) or Oth 1001. All are requested to
3ome. JULIA WIW.IB , Soo'y
For family use In numberless
ways BALLARD'S SNOW LINI
MENT is a useful and handy rem-
dy. Price , 25 and 50 centa. Ed.
tloComas , Broken Bow and Morna ,
A game of foot ball was played
n the oity Thanksgiving day be-
ween the boys of the Business
College and eleven of the town
) oys. The score was 11 to 1 in
aver of the College ,
This office acknowledges afnend-
y call Tuesday from Rev. Shetlor ,
he now Presbyterian minister who
arrived here last Saturday night
rom Pennsylvinia. He was ac
companied by Mr. Jan. "Whitehead.
TABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE
OINTMENT has been thoroughly
eated for many years , and is a
positive cure for this moat distress-
ng and embarrassing of troubels.
'riao , 50 oentu in bottles. Tubes ,
5 cents.
W. E. Sillivan has sold hia farm
ast of town to Chas. Nioolia , who
> ought it for a York man. Mr.
Sillivan expects to leave in about _ a
mouth for eastern Washington ,
where he will locate * Sargent
"eader.
Major R. H. Hendorahot and son
give an entertainment Doc.
.3th , at the opera house. Maj.
lenderson ia the only man in the
world that baa recommendations as
> eing the best drummer and fifer
rom Abraham Lincoln and others
See bills later. 11.21-td.
Fred Shultss , ot the Basin south
f town , on Wednesday of this
week marketed twelve head of hogs
bat weighed 4,750 pounds. This
would make the hoqs average near-
y 39G Ibs. each. It wan certainly
i bunch of hogs that are hard to
beat. Mason City Transcript.
W. P. Uiggins , of Comstook was
ploasent caller at thi * office Sat
urday , He has just sold his farm
to Chan. N. Squires , of Aurora , who
will take possession next spring.
[ t consists of 5LO acres of deeded
and 320 acres of school land , The
consideration was (5,400. Mr.
ins is undecided as to his
future movements. Sargent Lea
der.
der.S.
S. II. Reed ol Morua called Tues
day evening and bad his subscrip
tion advanced another year. Ho
reports that one of the surfacing
gang on the B. & M. R. R. fell
from a hand car Sunday evening.
The oar with nine men ran over him
and inflicted severe injuries. The
unfortunate man was taken to
/Rarena Monday morning for medi
cal treatment.
The Sargent Leader says that
Burt Orvu of West Union was
shot last Sunday night through the
fleshy part of the leg and lodged
in the saddle , while on his way
home from the residence of Gee ,
Garrison , Ho was shotat twiee ,
but one shot took effect. The horse
Orvis was riding threw him off and
wont home , where it was fouud next
morning.lt was so dark he could not
toll who his cowardly assailant was ,
Water Seta , Latest patterns at
A. W. Dtakei.
If you want bargains go to Mrs.
Thomson's Millinery atoro.
Fine range , hay and water for
00 head of horses. '
Wu.us CADWKU ,
IVou SALIC Set of Chambers
encyclopedia cheap. At Mrs ,
'homson'a.
Salads , Glass Sets , pick holders
Vases , Crokonolo & Checker boards
t A. W.Drake's ,
Fritz Uhlrnan of Round Valley
was in the city Saturday and had
lis Subscription advanced a year.
For sale or Trade on a House and
jota 4 year old team , harness and
urrcy , J. H. COBNKB. 11-28U
J. C , Porter of Analoy was in the
oity the first of the week looking
after legal matters in the district
court.
Col. V. C. Talbot and wife came
down from lialaey Tuesday morn-
ng. The Colomol had broken his
collar bone by falling from a wagon.
If you want olothing of the latest
mterns just from the factory and
ess than wholesale prices call on
W. H , Penu & Co in Realty block *
Mra. Everett Moore , of Alliance
las been visiting in the oity the
mat week , She is on a return visit
o Seward where her parents live ,
The boat talent in the oity will
assist oaph evening in the Musical
Program at the Guild Fair held en
Northwest corner of Realty block
) ooomber llth and 12th ,
Fine Rockers , Iron & Wood
jods , EaselssoreouB , Hat & Coat
raoksWalt Pockets , Frames and
Tramod Pictures , Metal Photo and
) abinet Frames , at A , W , Drake's ,
Chas. Wright called Saturday
and subscribed for tbo Republican
or his father of Millwood Kansas.
Charley isono of those who does
not forget hia parents in their do.
oKning days.
J. N P ale left Thursday morn-
ng for San Diego , California wlioro
la expects to reside in the future ,
lia family proceeded him as far as
Colorado Springs , from which point
boy will travel together.
Prof. C. W. Roush , probiotor of
he Business College informs us
hat the daily attendance of the
ahool ia over 35. Thia is regarded
s a remarkable good showing for
ho school which is now only three
month old.
The Analoy Citizen says , Willie ,
ho eleven yaar old son of Henry
loharper , six miles west of Mason
ttempted suicide Tuesday of last
week by taking poison. Hia excuse
was ho did not want to milk the
ows. Dr. Robertson was called
and sayod the boys life.
Worms take refuge in the sm ° ll
ntestine , where they can easily
multiply. WHITE'S CREAM
VERMIFUGE will destroy those
mrasitos. The verdict ot the peo-
> Io tolls plainly how well it has
uuoeedod. Price , 25 cents. Ed.
MoComas , Broken Bow and Morna.
Chris Koup of Klump made this
office a friendly call Saturday and
lad his account predited a year
ihead. He and hia wife made a
rip with team accross the country
north east to the Indian reservation ,
io says most of the country is hills
and sand and that it was a real
) leaiuro to get back to Custer
county again.
E. M , Butler of Triumph was
arrested and brought in and jailed
Thursday on the oharga of incest ,
with his daughter. He waived
jrelmiuary examination and wat
bound over to the district court ,
lie ia a man 50 or GO years old and
lias been a resident of the county a
number of years and ia said to be
in good circumstances financially.
A woman who repreaentd that
she had a cancer in her breast
worked the sympathetic racket very
Huocessfully la t week among the
women , Her scheme was to go
from houBo to house with some
small article to sell. Mho would
then relate her pitiful story am
would secure from $1.00 to $2,00
from thouo kindly disposed
Marshal Towsley being suspicious
that the oaucor plea was a joke or
rested her and Wok her to the
health offioerDr. Mulling and had
her examined , There being n-o
trace of cancer , eho wan taken to
the depot and ordoied to depart on
the first tram. It ia claimed tha
aho worked her lady friends fo
about $00.00 while in the city bu
a few days , \
HEADQUARTlsR&FOR
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SANTA CLAUS
Mw -T-
. McCOMAS' 1
M r < DRUG STORE.
We hnvo the largest line of Holiday Goods over In Broken How ,
which consists of -
Cups ,
Saucers ,
Glnaa U'nro ,
Ohlim Ware ,
Work JJaekets ,
Ebony GOOOB.
Hiuikorctiiof Boxes ,
Albums of the Finest Make. | |
All Slzoa and Quality to Suit. V $
. - J | ?
"T \ OLL/"A I No Finer Line of Dollx nor u Greater \SI-r-Ofl .
I 10LLV. 1 Variety can bo Found Anywhere to I \ gV. . V H
I J01Ii \ | Select From. WDolls Hint Sleep , I lott 1 I o *
JL/OLL\y/.i Dolls Awake , Dolls with Curies , etu. JL/OLL J , { jj *
I TOYS ! TOYS ! TOYS ! TOYS ! TOYS ! |
! jj | I have not all the Toys MI town but I some of them. at1
George Kyer of Round Valley
was in the city Saturday making
inal proof on hia land. Thin oflloo
oknowledgOH a friendly call.
Miss Vorda Thorpe oamo up
roni Georgetown Wednesday from
lor bohool to spend Thanksgiving
t homo. She returned Sunday.
Mies Flo Thorpe , who ! H toaoh-
ng in the Fisher district in HayoH
ownship spent ThankUjgiving at
homo , She returned Saturday
night.
la the notice last week of the on-
ortainment to be given , at the opera
louee the'18tb , bv Maj. llondershot
and HOD we had the uiuno Hender
sonfor which we owe the Major an
appology.as we should have caught
the error in proof reading.
Charitable Conmilttoo.
A permanent committee for work
among the poor has been arranged
'or , consisting of representative * !
rotn all the churches. The dis
tribution of the Thanksgiving offer-
ng of groceries , vegetables and
money ( $12.60) ) was placed in the
lands of thin committee. All oasof *
of need should bo reported to it for
nvestigatiou and aeaiutanou. The
imposition practiced upon the town
last week by a woumu claiming to
be suffering with cancer , would bo
impossible if all charitable work
could be centralized.
MRS L. McCxuuLKKH , Gh'm ,
MBS. JOUN BKNJAMIISee. .
Black Hoards ,
Archnrenn Boards , TOM .
*
4
Hlouk ( fames , *
All Kinds of Quintis , p
Sowing OuriRos , ftlV :
4 *
Bood Work f all Kinds ,
Klndoriinrdon Drawing Tcnuiiem ,
Combined Stencil for Children ,
Drumn ,
DrcH3erB ,
IlornH ,
Toy Gunn ,
Automobiles ,
Piauoa ,
Doll Hninmooke ,
Stenm KnglnrH thut will run , etc.
* o tw Cti o tti o
BOOKS ! o o o BOOKSIi
! w ta a ? > r ta 9f H SS
I have a fine line ot Fancy Gitt Ueolc of thn lat flt All
the now anil copywright books. Luatbor Bnnu 1'neuia.
Jilblcs of nil aizea. Quality of binding tbe boat , Do n tt full
aoo them before you buy.
Forfuisteei , PeriHme Automizers , Mirrors , Fancy | ; =
Stationery , Toilet Cases , Nectie Boxes , Etc. ffl
' . fi
Come Early and Avoid the Eu&h.
Corner South of
roaiOilloe
| g ( ? * CHUtlrcufi' trunkH lor tlie KlrlN. ' IP
Tool Chests for the Boys.
CUurcU Morvlcuii.
IIAI'TIST OHintOII.
lMiig service both morning
niwl evening by Rev. Richards , at ,
11 a. in. and 7:30 : p. in , The pub-
it ) IK cordially invited.
I'UESllYTUniAN UUH01I. v
Services in the Presbyterian
ohuroh on Sunday morning at 11 ; a ,
in. Subject ; 'Thing8 that Sweolou
Lifu. " Evening 7:30 : p , m Mb
jeot "The Truly Heroic in * Life. "
lluv. D. AugtiHliiH Shelter will
preach both morning and evening.
All are welcome'
u.u. cutmeu.
The Sabbath which day shall
wo keep ? At the U. B. uhunih
next Sunday morning. The pict
ures in the evening. ' 'Our Elder
Brother , " the subject. All invited.
M.B.OUUKCII.
The Sunday morning Horvico at
thh M. E. church will bo devoted to
the children ; Subjoat , The Five
Kings : Josh. 10 : 22 ; Parents BOO
that the children are encouraged to
tay for this service. The evening
inibjoot ; The Value > f a Soul.
You can save money by ordering
your reading matter through the
RKPUIU.ICAN. Wo can furnish you
nearly all the papers and innguzins
( or IORH thnn publishers prices.
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VSR j.n.osnouiiN. H. K , MYKKH. fl$5&
The Cash Grocery Co. i !
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Headquarter * For All Kinds of
STAPLE - AND - FANCY . GROCERIES.
OUR MOTTCV-Strlctly Honest Doming , Cash Solos , Quick Returns
II
turns , and Small Profits.
You pay YOUR bills only. All mistaken cheerfully
rectified. U "A iluo line of SyrupH , Sorghutnfl , Breakfast
Foods , Dried and Canned Fruits , just received. Fry uu , and
lot ua convince you that we can
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