Stats IlUt Librarian SoolOty
I ' % , ) L , XVIII , BROKEN BOW , CUSTER COUNTY , NEBRASKA , THURSDAY , AUGUST.3 . , 1899-EIGHT . PAGES , NO 7 ,
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MOfiGAHiWRIGHTTlRES
Do You Know why
TIRES DO NOT WEAR
As Well as they used to ?
It is because they deteriorate so fast when not
in use even faster than they would if used. When
tires first came out , they could not be anything but
fresh. Now the factories make a tire , and send it to
their sales agout , they in time sell it to the jobber ,
and ho to the dealer. By the time it reaction the
T4a
f rider , it is half worn out , although never used. I
have just received
25 Pairs of First Quality
11 UBLETUBE
MORGAN & WRIGHT TIRES ,
Direct from the factory. On these tiles I have paid
no middle men's profits. They will wear like "your
first ones did , " and will cost you
Only $6,50 Per Pair ,
Bicycles , _ . ,
Sundries
and Repairing.
EDWDfT F. MYERS ,
Telephono-'No. 41. Opposito.Farmora Bank.
MORGAN &WRIGHTTIRES
ARE-GOOD tlRES ABE GOOD TIRES
O. W. ItBAL. A. I" , f M1TII.
Beal & Smith ,
ATTOUNKYS-AT-LAW
Prompt attention given to collections and real
estate. Olllco over First National Hank.
5 Hrokim How , - - - Nebraska.
Checkered Front
l-'HBI ) AND L1VKUY HAKN ,
K. II. CI.INGni/tN , I'rop'r.
solicited. Onod iictnmmodallonH ,
fair treiitmiMit and rinsonlililu rates
Clms/W. HakesM. D.
Successor to Dr. M. C , Blystonc.
Ofliceover Chrystal UruR Store. Calls prompt
ly aiiBwerccUrorn ofhce , day or night.
R. B. Mullins ,
Physician - and - Surgeon ,
Sargent , Nobr.
Dr. Chas. L. Mullins ,
PllYHIOJAN AND SUUGBON.
2d stairway from went end.in Realtj
block ; residoooo , north s do.
Sun Headache.
Vnny persons cannot go to church or an
entertainment , ereu out walking , or rid
I ing , or a short jour'ii'y on the cars , with-
ont Incurring tlio worst kind of hnaducho
It's Ijocansu of dofuc Ivu vision The heat
mill glare of the sun etlli further ( train
the overworked ejrcs make tnciu mr.nrt ,
aud hum and ache I lit jour CJCH ulth
the proper classCK to protect them anil re
lluve the strain. Consultation Froo.
I A K. ANDKHSON ,
( Jnuhiuto of Chicago Opthahnlc Colk'Ro
0 8 02 S2iSfe3 : iEeKSSXK ! ;
iEeKSSXKs
Farmers , ask my competitors if they can carry $1,000.00
of Insurance ag-ainst Fire , Lightning- , Tornadoes , Cyclones
and Wind Storms for eight years for $15. That's what I can
do , and in a company that has over $27,000,000 of insurance
in force in this state. E. C. HOUSE.
USsST'Ollioo in First National Biuk buildinu , l"t flior.
c Ksxv7xx : ? > csxxxxx : : xx x ;
V. 0. WOKNALL , ' .
1'rcsldeiit. J. A. \HItI3 , .
. . , Cneliltr.
J. ' .
A. UOUKUT80N Vlco-1'res. .
- W. I ) HLACKWKLL , Aei't OMhler !
Farmers Bank of Ouster County ,
BROKEN BOW , NEB.
Trausaots a General Binking Business. County Claims and
Warrants Bought.
Local Mention.
Job printing at this oflioe.
Buy quoenswaro at Pcalo & John's.
I'uro eider vinegar at J. C.
iJowcn'a.
Cannon City coal at Diorks
dumber Co.
Tea loaf brand of teas at J. C.
Bowon's.
Go to Foster A Smith's for your
summer ooal.
Covenant mooting at tlio Baptist
church Saturday night.
First class butter and fresh fiitit
at Poale & John's.
Call on O. P. Porloy , agent for
Pasteur Black Leg Vaccine. ,
FOR SALK Pony , cart aud har
ness. TAYLOR FLICK.
A R. Humphory went to North
Platlo Tuesday morning on legal
business.
See Will L. Rule , at Foster &
Smith's yard , and bavo him give
estimates on your billn.
For fresh and ourod moats of ill
kinds oall at-Peter Simonson's first
door south the post otlioo.
For Sale-Thirty yards of rag car-
pot. For particulars inquire of the
ladies Baptist Aid Society.
We want your grocery orders ,
and wo will treat you right.
J. C. BOWKN.
Some good rebuilt threshing ma
chines for sale cheap , at reasonable
prices. Call on G.w.Wildo.
Rosa andVernie Blair attended the
special meetings at Mason City last
week. They enjoyed a pleasant
time.
The oity marshal is making war
on the weeds this week that present
sent so unsightly appearance on the
vacant lots.
Jasi C. Osboruo , contractor and
builder. All work iirst clasp ; for
particulars , call on or address him at
Broken Bow.
FOR SALK Two houses ; ono two
blocks east of square , and ono west
of Glebe hotel. Enquire at Bangs'
studio.
There will bo no cervices in the
Presbyterian church Sunday. The
Sunday School will ba held at the
Christian church at 12 oclook.
A II Lewis of Ansloy has com
pleted arrangements to put in mar
ble works in this oity in the near
future. Ho has ordered the stock.
Gee Maineof Ansloyho wan
thrown from his wagon last week
and his legs crushed , died from had
lis injuries and was hurried last
L'hurday.
G M.Sullivan of Alliance was vis-
ting in the city Monday , with his
brotuorJudgo II. M.Sullivan. Ho
oft Tuesday for Salt Lake with a
view of locating.
Mrs. Harding , the national tom-
> eranoe leoturojwas favored fiilh a
very fair audiouco last Friday nighl ,
considering the number of other
entertainments that evening.
Dr. Sutherland , of Grind Island ,
was favored with a iiuu audiunue at
he Baptist church Sunday morning.
Ho gave an able discourse on the
necessity of a Christian education.
Farms for silo and lands for rent.
SJow is the time to got a farm cheap ,
as the cheap farms arc all going and
prices are commencing to advance
rapidly. J.G.Bronizer.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Kimberling ,
of Grinnell , Iowa , are visiting in
Uio city with their son , J M. Kim-
berhng , assistant cashier of the First
National bank. They arrived Sat
urday night.
Polor Simonsonwho has been in
the imploy of C. F.Tiorncy for sev
eral years ban bought Fred Mau-
liuk'B meat market. Tin RKFUBLI-
can wishes him success in his new
ontcrpriHO.
Dr. R. B MullinH has bought the
renidonco property of Mrs. Pred-
niore , recently occupied by W. D.
Blaokwell , oonhidoration $750. The
Doctor expects to move back to Bro
ken Bow in a few days.
The republican congressional and
judioal conventions have been called
to moot at Lexington Tuesday Aug.
2iUh. The basis of representation
for dolagati'B to both conventions is
thn same as adopted by the state.
Fou SALK 534 head ot yearling
steers. Will soil on six months time
to good parties ; wo will also loan
money to parties on cattle. Inquire
ot J. R. Blair & Co. , Broken How ,
Nebraska. Ofline fourth door north
| of the Burlington Hotel , tf
Chase and Sanborn ccffoes at J. C.
Uowon's.
Now York full cronm ohooso nt
; 'oalo & .John's
Try our Diamand Bulk coffee
PKALK & JOHN ,
Foster Smith'J is the plaoo to pur
chase your material for your porch ,
or repairs on your house.
City and I arm property insured
against lire , lightning and torna
does , .1. M. KlMllKUMNO.
Wanted , a girl to do general
IIOIIHO work. Good wages to the
right person.
tf MKS. JAMUH Liunvuni.
Before having any hail iimiranco
written on your crops see W. D.
Blaokwell the agent of the old
and reliable St Paul Fire and
Marino insurance Co. and got his
rates and teiinp ,
LOST A black and tan female
dog , six years old last Friday wook.
Information leading to the rooovory
of the dog will bo liberally reward
ed. T. W. Edwards.
Broken Bow Nob.
\Yiintcil.
A good Indy cook and house
keeper wants a plaoo to work in a
private family or hotel. Address
box 108 , City.
Letter List.
Following is the dead letter list
for week ending Aug. 1st , 1800.
Mr. A. J. llutlcr. Mr J. A. Hnrtmnu.
1'atrick Murphy. Mr Ncleon Vim Ulpur.
Itor. J. K. Lnunmn ( card. )
Parties calling for any of the
above will please say "advertised. "
L. II. JKWBTT , P. M.
The Sunday tuiliool convention
last Saturday night and Sunday
afternoon and uigbt at the Precby-
tcrian church was quite well attend
ed and all the SOSSIUIIB were interest
ing. The session Sunday night was
especially interesting. The oflioors
elected for the ensuing year , J. M.
CarcsH , president ; II. Lomax , vice-
president ; Ijibbio Brenizer , secre
tary ; and W. W. Bishoptreasurer.
The Burlington system is the
latest convert to the advantages of
' Pullman color" lor the exterior of
passenger oars. The four handsome
irains just built for its use between
Denver and Chicago arc finished ,
not in the light yellow which is so
familiar to western travelers , hut in
a ncn MIKIO ot olive green. All
the cars being of the same co'or ' ,
the no\\ trains present an oxoeed-
ingly attractive appearance.
Red Letter Days in Black HUls.
Hot Springs , Sylvan Lake and Spear-
liati are three black Dills Pimunorrueorts
timt are as attract ve In their way UB
any plaoes of their Ind in the West.
And they are aa different as any three
places can bo.
Hot Springs IB a , health resort u jjood
pluco to not rid of one's rheumatism
and 10 eujoy life while renewing one's
youthful vigor.
Sylvan Luke la a pretty nook In the
heart of the Hills , nn ensyuuif , ' , cool ,
drotuny spot , where hot weather Is un
known.
Spearilsh IB a thrifty town of parhapn
1,1500 people , not piirtlcnturly notable
except In ono respect the beauty of
tliu rallrond ride to U. Yon should
mnku the trip to realize how fine it IH.
Thnro IB notu tig more exhilarating ,
even in the HocUlea.
During July , the Burlington Houto
will run two cheap excursions to Hot
Springs Cueter ana Sylvan Lake , ono
on the 4th , the other on the 18th One
faro , plus $2 , for the round trip.
Tickets g ( ou 30 days lonjf enough to
enable you to viaitcvery point of Interest
In thu Bluck Hills , as well na to receive
untold benefit from the crisp air am
honllng waters ot this northern sanl
turlutn.
For ticket * cnl ! at the nearest Bur
lington ticket ofllce.
For beautiful illustrated advertising
matter nbout the Blnck Hills , write to
J. Francis , PAeBOogar Agent , Omnlm
Nub.
Burlington Koute California Excursions
Cheap ; quick ; comfortable.
Leave Omaha ! : n5 p. m. I in
doln (1:10 ( : p. m and Hastings 8fiO
p m. every Thursday , in clean
modern , not crowded ton rift sleep
ers. No transform ; cars run righ
through to Sun Francisco and Lo
Angeles over the Scenic Route
through Denver and Salt Lake City
Cars are carpeted ; upholstered it
rattan ; Lave spring seats and back
and are provided with curtainH
bedding , towlos , soap , etc. Uni
formed porters and experienced ex
cursion conductors accompany cac !
excursion , relieving passengers o
all bother about baggage , pointing
out sbjeuts of interest and in man
other ways helping to make th
overland trip a delightful oxpor
ionoe. Second class tickets ar
honored. Berths $5.
For folder giving full informa
tion , call at nearest Burlington
Route ticket oflico , or write to J.
Francis , general passenger agent
Omaha , Nob.
Baking Powder
Made from pure
cream of tartar.
Safeguards the food
against alum *
Alum baking powders arc the greatest
men.iccrs to health of the present day.
BOYAl DAKINft POWDCR CO. , NtW VORK.
Card of Thanks.
Wo hereby desire to extend to
the members of the Q. A. R. post
and citizoiiH of Broken Bow and
viuinity our sincere thanks for the
assistance and kindness shown us in
the death , and burial of our dear
father.
IlAItllT FllKY ,
WILLIAM FltBY ,
M YKTIiK FnKT.
GICOKOK FIIKY.
IlKKIlKRT FUBY.
The Rui'iiBLiOAN was the lirst to
receive the news Sunday morning of
tlio arrival of thollanoook in the Sau
Francisco harbor Saturday night ,
from our special correspondent F.
A.Harrison. In the afternoon of
the same day wo roooiuod a second
message containing the glad intel
ligence that none of oompny M was
seriously Hick and that "they sent
grotings to nil at home. " On rccop-
.ion . of the news flags were swung
o the brei-zo in honor of the ooca
ion and but little else was talked of
luring the day , but the arrival of
Compny M on Amoroan soil.
J. B. Emptield , our faithful oor-
espoudont of Byno , made this office
a friendly call Monday. August 1st
was Mr. Empfiold's Hixty-uovonth
) irthday , twelve of which lie has
mssod inaster county , having
iomo hero from Pennsylvania twelve
-earn ago last St. Patrick's Day.
lis friends tried to porttuado him ,
when ho started , that ho would not
ivo to HOO Nebraska , but after
v'olve year- residence hero ho is in
)0tlor hoallh than when ho came ,
ind if possible is a stronger ropub-
iaan although ho dates his abolition
views back to when ho was eight
'oars old. May ho live to enjoy
nany more birthdays , and see many
nero republican victories , Is our
wish.
THE INSTITUE CLOSES.
The TunohorB Institute which tins been
n session here for the lust two woolen
closed lost night with a meeting at the
M , 15. Church in which teachers and pat-
ronB pnrliolpiilod. It was In fact the
clofe ot n si'oslon which began yesterday
Horning ft ml which wua arranged for
mombcrrt of the Pctiool hoardspatrons ol
> ur public schools and tenchora. Near-
y every conceivable topic WIIR diacussoi
pertaining to the work and the printed
program previously arranged was in the
mam carried out. This has been n very
succeBfldil Inntltute ; the enrollment
reached 228 ; the largest attendance In
the history of the county. Its emlnon
success Is duo largely to the untiring
elToitB of Superintendent Tooley , iiBBla
ed by Mcesrs.Sutton , Atklson , Lewis and
MIPS Burger ; his ahle corps of instruct
ors , and the he'irtv co operation of the
teachers in attendance. The mealing
yesterday ft ml last night was a ilttlnj
climax to a very Biicuastfiil Institute.
CATTLK Foil SALK : At all time
on mv ranch six miles southwest of
Broken Bow. JKHBK GANDY.
Hurlinglon Route Another Kxcurilou To trie
Uiaek Hills.
Date , Tuesday , August 8th.
Rate , ono faro for the round trip
Limit , HO days from date of sale.
The Hummer resorts of Black
Hills are filled as never before
Hot Springs and Sylivan Lake are
crowded with pleasure sockets
The hotels and sanitariums , arc
doing the biggest business in their
history , but there are s'ill room for
more. Hot SpringB thermal waters
have lost none of their old time
efficacy is proven by the fact that
more people have been ourod or
bonofittod this year thanjat any time
in the past. Remember the dto of
this low rate excursion Tuesday
August 8th. Remember , too , that
the Burlington Route runs
a through stooping oar to Hot
Springs. Get aboard it at Linolon
or any where north of there and go
threw without change or delay of
any kind. J. Francie Passangor
Agent , Omaha , Nebraska
Wo buy produce and chickens.
J. C , BOWKN.
ON AMERICAN SOIL.
The UlorloiiH First Nebraska la Snfelf
I/niiiled on American Soil.
Only Fourteen Hick , and 'Tliojr Mot
Seriously.
The long prayed for day of the
safe arrival of tiio heroes of No.
> raska from Manila has dually boon
oalizud. The transport llanoook ,
whioli safely carried them over ,
lulled into harbor at Man Francisco
Saturday night , at 10:30. Whoa
Ightcd in the harbor Saturday even
ug , the RitruiiLtoAN corrcapondonl
at Sau Francisco telegraphed the '
nowB to UH , it reaching here early ' '
sunday morning. It merely stated
'That the Llanooukaa entering . ,
ho harbor. " But that bit of news '
oausod rejoicing in every loyal
heart. At 3:30 : p. m. Sunday A
second diBpatch was received by the
uruuLtOAN , staling , "That the No-
> raska boys are looking fine ; they
are in good spirits ; no oomplaining ,
only fourteen sick , all alight. They ,
send grootiuga to all at homo , " (
signed , "F A. Harrison. " About .
'
the same hour , Dr. R. 0. Talbot re- .
ooivod a telegram from Capt. V. C. H
Palbot , oonvoing the news that he
was well , that uono of Company M <
wore seriously sick , and that nib
> rothor , W.K. Talbot , had remained
n Manila. Not being ( satisfied with
ho inoagor news roooived , Major
Skolton telegraphed to Capt.Wilson
nquiring about hifi son Hay. Mon *
lay morning curly ho reoeived a
ologrnm from Capt. Wilson , stating
that iiay waa well , but Browning ,
Shultz , Williams , Forsuytho and ,
Steers wore in the hospital. " W. '
11. Oaboruo also received a telegram
rom lun son , Lieut. W. 11. Osbornu ,
announcing the arrival of the First
Nebraska , mating that Stewart Lau-
torruan wan loft at Manila with a
"over.
Thus WOH our community gener
ally well informed of the arrival and
condition of the boya several hours
before any information could bo
obtained from the Htulo dailies , The
roooption given the Nebraska boya
when they landrd at San Franoiuoo
is reported as having boon a grand
affair , and highly fitting in honor of
the great record the boya have (
made for themselves and their coun
try. They were not permitted to
150 ashore until Monday , and it , waa
ihon the great demonstration took
[ ilaoc. The date for mustering out
Lho First Nebraska has boon fixed
for August 23d. They will not bo
able to got homo before the 2tth or
28th , which will necessarily put off
their roooption a week later than
was planned. John Porrin , of Sar
gent , it in reported , ia among the
number who stayed.
HUNTERS ATTENTION [ -Under
the game law the killing of grouse or
prairie ohiokona la prohibited before
September 1st , 1809 and IB punishable of
813.00 per bird. AB Rood citizens , we
should respect and obey the law and
should Insist ttmt others do the lame.
By September 1st , the birds will b
old enough to stand some chance ( or
their lives , and thus prevent wholesale
slaughter , and then thoio who wish to
hunt can do eo legally. Under the law
it is made my duty lo enforce the game
law and I Intend as far nt possible to do
BO , and RBk and shall liopo for the oo-
operation of nil oltl/.ens In enforcing the
same. L. E. KIRKPATHIOK ,
County Attorney
Eag Carpet
Sold chonp , In any length pieces deilred. Ctr-
pet wekTlng hollclUxl. Prfooi reaiouable.
Mrs. Louise Raymond.
Weel of Dowon'a Store.
APPLICATION VQtt LIQUOR L1CCNHK.
notica U hereby iv that on the 1st day of
Au lit , 1858 the under lrnol ( Kd. K. Mtllojr flUd
with the city clerk of the city of Urokeu Uow ,
Cutter countr. Nob. an application to the mayor
and city council to neil malt , iptrltnoai and Yin-
out liquor * In the third ward of ( aid city , laid
application being algned by the lt-g l number of
reildunt freohnl leri of aald ward. Bald petition
will txtcallad upfor couilderatlon by the mayor
and council of ald city IrarawlUtaly after th
complets publication of this notice , a * required
by law , or ai noon thereafter ai aalil mayor and
city council may order.
Dated at Ilroken How , Neb. , tali 3rd day of
AairuBt , I8W.
AI'I'LIOATION FOIl LIQUOn LICENSE
NoUce li hereby siren that ou the Ird day ot
Augnit , 1899 the underaUnfcd JoaepU S , BaU h
and James L. Hogle , constituting the firm ot
Halich 4 Hogle , filed with the city dent of the
city of lirok n How , Ouster co. , Neb. an applies ,
tlon to the mayor and lty council to tell malt.
iplrltuouB and vlnoni liquors In the Third ward
of tald elt ) , laid application belug signed by tlio
lecal number of reildent freeholder of Bald ward.
Said petition will be called up for on lderatlon
by the mayor and council of eald city Immediately
after the complete publication of thU notice , u
required by law , or u soon thereafter u itld
mayer and city council may order.
Dated at Broken How , Neb. , this 8rd day ot
Auirnat , 1899.
U , LI. 1'tokett , city clerk.
JotepUB. U , UcU and Jam L.