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About Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1899)
SUto Ulct Librarian soclotj VOL XVIII , BROKEN BOW , CUSTER COUNTY , NEBRASKA , THURSDAY , SEPTEMBER 7 , 1899-EIGHT PAGES , NO 12 Lunch Counter , Ed. Mnlloy , Prop'r. All kinds of soft drinks. Bent brand of cigar- , let building oapt of Farmers' bank. Clinton Day , K 1IVHICIAN ANI > HUKCiliON , Broken Bow , , Nob. ' ' " ' Ollloo over llycrson's grocery. JJi'Sly ( Jonco ( Itti.hquan woatpf Oaptist churuh. Clieckered Front KWBU AND MVKKY 11AKN , U IJ. II. CI < I4t:3IAM , I rm > 'r. solicited. Good accommodations , ( air treatment and rcaaonnblu rates. R. B. Mullins , Physician - and - Surgeon , HcMdonco nret houeo west of McComaa' drnc store , omoo lu the Myere bulldlnc as uoon ns complotud. t5ry"lirokon How , - Nubmekn. Dr. Chas. L. Mullins , PHYSICIAN AND SUUOKON. 2d stairway from woht ondin Rf ally block ; resideiioo , north suit- . Farmers , ask my competitors if they cau carry $ ,1000.000 or' Insurance against Fire , Lightning , Tornadoes , Cyclones and Wind Storms for eight years for $15. That's what 1 can do , and in a company that'has ever $27,000,000 of insurance in force in this state. E. C. HOUSE. jJ3T ° Oflico in First National B'tnk buildinc , 1st floor. & ! & :8s : : & & : : > ? ' " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . Vf " / "I"-Wr/ : : : ' : ! * i ; -7. % ir - : : < * t .i- ' ; ; o * " " ' : ? * ; > * * ' ' : ; te ? & : & &frk&i : JTJTJ-U-UTJTTLnJT JTJ LTLrL JTJTJTJTJTJT-TUT A NEW B'J SH W . < > / W. H. PENN & CO. , Prop's. W. II. Penn , the genial manager of Vorheis , Miller & Go's store , of this city , for several yuars past , has resigned his po sition , and will engage in busincbs for himself , ho has just returned from the cast , where ho purcha d M comp'olo slock of Gents' ' Furnislilng floods , Us , Valises , Etc , These goods ho bought direct from the factories , and will be able to sell them as cheap as any house in the county. The advantage they have over their competitors in that their stock is all now , and that they have no shelf worn or second handbook. This new firm will bo locatud in the Realty block , next door east of Snyder ISros. ' , and will b open for business 19th ' 99. Saturday , Aug. , . Mr. Penn extends an invit ition to all hie old patronn , at ) well a * to all now ouep , who will do well to call and see thorn , and look ever their stock and prices. prices.'J 'J ' Broken Bow , Nob. u . . . . . ' " . . . # t-/ * " ' . ; , ' * * i ( -Vt ! ' * / ' ' * / / * ' V ! ! rf : ( ' ' T' - 7 v * &tt : & # ; f&C fa JTJTJTJTJT-rLTLn. rLrLTLTL JlJlJlJlJlJ-LTLTLrL T. W. Bass , DKNTIHT X , All work lirnt class. ItooniH on 2d > ! floor , northwest corner lioalty block , Broken Bow , Nebr. MADE TO ORDER | GLASSES ! Think of t'yo nltit > 60B Unit cl'in't pi ich thn nose No dclii nbrr > smnp. N" wVok nnd b'uo ' hioen- rations. And yet MO slipping , or tipping , or fulling of the glasses. TuHt'a our kind. The complete siUlefnetlon nnd comfort given hv our mmle to order RIBBSPS i dnlly ranking our optlcnl work more popular. The frnniCB lit BO per fectly tlmt they nro not foil. More becoming ttmn ilMittliiK ronily iiiBtlo glftppns , r.ntl yet the price Is no higher. Qnulimto ot Chicago Ophthalmic College. C. \ \ . URAL A. 1' . SMITH Bcal & Smith , Arn'OUNEYS-AT-IA\V. I'rompt Aitun'ion j/lvcu to collections and run ! estate. Otllco orcr Flr V National Hunk , llrokeu How , - Nebraika. Local Mention. Job printing at this ofliuc. Pure cider vinegar at .1. 0. Bowon's Cannon City coal at Dierks Lumber Co. Tea loaf brand of teas at J. C. Bowon's. Go to Foster & Smith's for your summer coal. Qnocnswaro at cost and less , at Poalo it John's. Chase and Sanborn or flees at J. C. I3o wen's. Call on O. P. Porloy , agent for Pasteur lilack Leg Vaccine. Apples and peaches in quantity at low prices , at Poalo & John's. Two lots in Reyner's addition for sale cheap. WILLIS CAUWKLL , BOUN To Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Lanterman , Thursday , Aug. 31 , a girl. Col. E. P. Savage , of Sargent , was a friendly caller at this oflico Saturday. Jas. Chittick , tbo republican nominee for county clerk , was a city visitor Friday. For Sale-Thirty yards of rag car- pet. For particulars inquire of the Ladies Baptist Aid Society. Boar in mind our colobratcd dinnerparty vegetables. PKALK & JOHN. City and larm property insured against lire , lightning and torna dOCS. J. M. KlMJJKULINO. Prof. J. B. Taggart , candidate for county superintendent , wan a pleasant caller at this oflico Friday. Wo want your grocery orders , and wo will treat you right. J. C. BOAVKN. C. S. Osborno , editor of the Sar > ojent Leader , was ever from Sargent Friday , rejoicing with the rest , on the roturu of company M from Ala. nila. Miss Edith Armstrong met with painful accident Saturday , by be ing thrown from her bioyolo , in wluoh she sustained a sprained ankle. The REPUBLICAN extends the sympathy of the community to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Burk in the loss of .heir infant girl , who died last Monday afternoon. Farms for sale and lands for rent. Now is the time to get a farn. Juoap , as the cheap farms are all going and prices are commencing to advance rapidly. J.G.Brenizor. Nearly 150 tickets were sold at Ausley Friday morning , to parties coming to the reception Friday. It is estimated that the special train brought in 300 from all the towns along the line. Roys. F. M. Williamsof Lincoln , and E A. Russell , of Ora , spent Monday night in the city , on their return from Gandy , where they attended the meeting ol the Custnr Baptist Association. Frank John , of the flrrn of Pealo & John , went to Seward , Tuesday to visit his mother , who was seri ounly injured by being thrown from a wagon. She fell ou her head , causing conouston ot the brain. Rev. J. VV. Megan returned from Gandy Tuesday , whore ho attended the mooting of the Cus'.or associa tion , last week. lie reports having had a good meeting. The associa tion next year will bo held at Mason City. Miss Blanche Cotlman , of Don. ver , Col. , noico of Mrs. J. A. Farrell - roll , is visiting in the city with the family. She arrived Wednesday evening on the 5 o'clock train. Her father is engineer on the U. P railroad. All who hoar the program ren dered by a chorus of 00 voices find members of the Bridges Bros , con cert company , will bo pleasantly entertained. Remember the date , Saturday evening , Sept. Oth , in the M. E church. Admins-ion , Adults , 20 cts. ; children under 12 years , 10 cts , The Berwyn Woman's Christian Mic.nionary Society , of the Church of God , will give an entertainment on the ovoningof Sept. 10th , at the Berwyn school house. Every one ie cordially invited No admission will bo charged , but each ono is anked to give as the Lord has pros , pored thorn. By order of , OOUMITTKB. WANTKU A girl , at Mrs. Goo. Willing's. We buy produce and chickens. J. C. BOWKN Fou SALE Pony , cart and har ness. TAYI.OU FLICK. Try some of our Diamond coffees. PKALE & JOHN. I can food 500 horses show day. C U. HIOIIAHDHON. See Will L. Rule , at Foster & Smith's yard , and have him give estimates on your billo. Fostcr& Smith'j is the place to pur chase your material for your porch , or r.-pairs on your house. Jas. C , Osborno , contractor and builder. All work first class ; for particulars , call on or addrcst him at Broken Bow. A. McMurphy of Rock Island Co , Ills.is visitiing in the city with his sister Mrs. W. C. Luoo. IIo thinks ol locating IHTO. Dr. Potter teaches the art of magnetic healing to thoHO desiring to leant. A few students will betaken taken at a very low price. ThoHO wishing to consult himarc requested to call at his rooms in the Realty block. Dr. W. E. Talbot reached hero Tuesday ovonning , from Manila where he was detained a month ns acting president of the board of health , after his regiment returned. Uo brought Mith him a Filipino boy ton years old. Dru. R. C. Talbot and C. L. Mnllins have rc-opcncd the Broken Bow hospital recently occupied by Myrtle Froy. Tl cy have imployod a professional nurse and are prepared - ! pared to furnish the best of accom modations and medical treatment. LOST My 8th army corps badge , It hus four bars , and is marked U. S. V. , IloHpit.il Corps , 1st Nebraska. Made of bronze motal. W. D. GKANT. Dr. Potter the eminent physician and magnetic healer of Kansas City arrived in Broken Bow last Monday with the view of locating perman ently. The Dr. has associated with him Prof. O. G. SoUold of this city. Parties wishing to consult them will Hud them in their ofh'cc in the Realty block. W. S. Parker , of Dos Moines , formerly of this county , now in the employ of the ponriou depart ment , has recently been promoted , and his salary increased to $1,000. Another matter of interest is that Mr. Parker has decided to take un to himself a wife in the near future. The RKPUBLIOAN extends congratu lations in advance. A. W. Drake has routed the room now occupied by Douglas & Birnoy on the west side of the public square. An addition is being built onto it and it will bo ready to occupy by the first of September. In order to rcduso my slock , to avoid moving I will cell at cost. Call and HOC me before you buy stoves or furniture. A. W. DIIAKK Morna and vicinity came in with the largest delegation on Friday to attend the reception of any other community. 1'hoy were accom panied by the Morna band and members of the G. A. R It was estimated there were not less than 500 in the Morna procession. 'I ho patriotism and loyalty of the people of Morna was fully appreciated and should the opportunity offer , the citizens of Broken Bow should re ciprocato. Mrs. Armstrong was quite seri ously hurt , Monday. It soerns that someone was driving a herd of cat tle through the eastern part of the toww , when some of the cattle broke away from the herd and ran througu Joe Batch's and Mis. Armstrong's yards. In her efforts to keep them out of the yard , one ran over iu r knockirg her down , badly bruising her body and dis locating ono thumb. Dr. R. B. Mnllins rendered medical assistance. u. n. ciiuitcii. Sunday morning at 11 o'clock will bo the farewell sermon of Pastor - tor Bell. The rnnual conference meets at Gibbon , Neb. , on the 13th. Biehop J. S. Mil's ' , of Denver , will preside. Cattle For Sale. Ono thousand head of ono , two and three year old Htuors al o ei ht hundred head of stock cattle. For particulars enquire of W. C Greg ory , tf. Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar. Safeguards the food against alum * Alum baldnr * powders arc the greatest mcnaccre to health of the present day. Card of Thanks. \Vo desire to express our heart , full tlmnkrt lo tlio ninny frioudB who ho kindly assisted during the recent - cent sickness and death of our darling httlo daughter. Mil. AND AIllU. Al.VIN HuitlC. The reception for mumboru of Co. M , given at Ansloy , Tuesday was largely attended and an excel lent time wan had. The Bpooeh of welcome by Judge Armour , wan exceptionally good , as was alHO the the address of Judge Sullivan in the afternoon. The Broken Bow , Litehiield , Mason Oily and Ansloy bands furniBhod the muaie for the oucaaion. The decoration of the town was elaborate and tasty. Nearly two hundred wont from Broken Bow to assist in the enter tainment. 1 ! Will W inston.of the West Table , ( ' was quite serioimly hurt Friday , of last week , by being thrown from a horse. He siutaincd a double frao lure of the ankle and botoro medi cal assistance could bo scoured the injured member had swollen BO badly that the limb oould not bo sot. The unfortunate man was brought to the city , whore ho oould have special .attention , with tbo hope of being able to roduoo the swelling sufliuionlly to sot the limb. Dr. K. B. Mullins ban charge of the onso. The State Reception First Neb. Ret ; . The state reception of the First Nebraska Regiment will bo hold at Lincoln , Soit. , 13 , 14 and 1C. All members ol the regiment will bo transported to Lincoln and return free. The ladies of Lincoln will feed them. The military parade will bo Wednesday , the 14th. The G. A. It. reunion will bo hold on the sanio dates. Ono faro rules will bo given to Lincoln from Uio Oth to the 10th , good to return Sept. 18. The battle of Manila will be put on in the fair grounds each night of the reception. The old soldiers wore not forgot ten Friday by the several speakers , at the reception of the returned soldiers of the Spanish-American war. Their work was referred to by the speakers as being of great value to the lution. This is true. Too much credit cannot be accorded the union soldiers of the rebellion. It was by their efforts tbat wo can today boast of the greatest nation on earth The grand reception ex tended to the boys returning from Manila is the fruit of their sowing. When the boys of the civil war returned , they did not , as a rule , receive the plaudits and public demonstrations that our returning heroes do today. Yet the old sol diers should not feel jealous , but proud of the fact. When they re turned , the conditions were different. First , the most of thoao to receive them were widows and orphans. Their husbands and fathers had been left with the unnumbered deaden on the battle fields of tlio south. A largo per cent of the mon at homo to receive thorn were not in smpathy with the administration , and the returning heroes wore looked upon as "Lincoln hirelings , " and the sup porture of an unjust cause. By the persistent advocacy of the princi ples of the union , and their exam plen of loyalty to the ilag , a strong Hcntirnont of patriotism has so pur moated the nation , that even the copper-heads of today are compelled to join in with the supporters of the administration in extending a wel come to our returning heroes. Iluucl Tlio following Is tlio dead letter Hit ( or the week endlnir , SoutoinborC , 18W ; Mr * . Ches. Wolf Mr. Albert II. Wlie Mr. Whlto , Uoadmaitor 0 I ) . Smith Mr. Charley StnopH A. I , Johnson K. U. Uuller , I ) . U. B. Mr. Will Hunry Mm. J. lllKley Mr , II. B. Qlbbn 12. Armttrouj ; . Parties calling ( or any of the above will plena say , "alvertlteil ? ' l > . U. JKWKTT , 1' . U. HA11RIE1) . TiioMMOH-WoonROri'-At the residence o ( tha ? JiS6 f'thett Mr > D > N * Woodruff. Oept. 3 , 1890 , Mr. Oicr K , Tliompion , of Upton , and JH.i Flownro . Woodruff , of Georgetown , the Her. D. U. llnnt , offloUtlng. The RuruuuoAN extends con gratulations to Mr. and MM- Thoinpion in llioir new venture and wishes them a long lifo of proiporily and happiness. WentcrvlUc : K I ) . MIIU li vliltlnR with hUdaughter In vyomlng. MM. W. Green hurt her arm broken br being .nitwit from tlio imKBy one day latt week , ilc- Arthur not Uio broken member. All who H TO mot Uapt. Tulbot are well pleat * ! with hit appcurnnco nnd uny ho will make ni a iherlll the people will not bo Slimmed of. J. U , T RR rt and 0 cnr Itergor oommonced each an eight month' * term of nchool , Monday , . 'ho former at Sargent , the latter at Garflold , .Incolu county. N xt Bnmlay Iter. llnrlhut will ( Inlth hi * worker ( or thlt confcronrn year. IIo ha * boon a faithful ) ftnr , mi able preacher nnd Is one of the mnit lerotea mm wo over had lioro. Riving all Df hit line to the work. Botnopf the potn are feeling IndlgnnnUorer the report tlmt one of thulr number who told out the county printing a few year * ago , In to be deputy , underKll Armitroug , Don't worry , neighbor * Kll will noier get thoro. Tliln community waa thrown Into a itate of ex. cltmtnt over the auddon death of Llonry Qarneaa iVodnotday , who llroa a few miloi north of here. 10 Wai in hl niual htattb , and went out to do hlichorot. After bolng out a ihort time ha called to hli wife , laying he vat getting blind. ilin nitilitiid him to tlio homo whore ho died lu a few minute * . Heart trouble waa thoprobibla came. The deceased waa one of the old lettleri a proiperoui farmer tnd highly reipocted cltl * con. Uu WM loventy.throo yoara old. The Dale Picnic. The grand annual picnic for the jonolk of St. Andrew's Catholic church , will take place at Dale , Neb , , Thursday , September 21st , 1800. Various committees have boon ap pointed to aeo after those attending. There will bo a qood program , con sisting of muaio , singing , speaking , oako walk oto. In the afternoon there will bo foot , bioyolo and homo races. Liberal prizes will bo offered. A grand dinner and supper will bo served by the ladies of the pariah. Dancing will bo ono of the enter taining features of the evening. A good time is anticipated. Come and bring your friends. K , D. Mod ARTY. JOHN MOOHE. II. J. KRM.Y. WM WALBU. 0. FutsuuAN. Jioolli Privilege Auction. An auction will bo hold for the ialo of booth privileges during tno county fair ; said auction to tfiko place on tbo fair grounds , at Uroken How , September 20 , 1890. at 3 o'clock p. m. The following privileges will bi > sold : Two oatlng houeco with refreshment stand privileges. Hnld ostlog homos to have solo right of all lunches and IUO | H ; minimum bid to bo 925 00 each. Two refreshment stands under amphi theater , with privilege of dolling in am phitheatre , also two refreshment standi , to bo located near exhibit hall ; mini mum bid on each to bo $15.00 , Said stftnda to sell summer drinks , confeo- tionory , nuto , popcorn , cigars , tobaoooi nnd ( rults. Ono portable pop corn and peanut roaster , with privilege of grounds ; minimum bid to bo 816.00. IMda will alee bo received on other privileges , minimum price to bo sot on day of auction. L. II. JEWBTT , Proa. E.R.PuitCKLL , Seo'y. CHRONIC DIARRHOEA CURED. This la to certify that I have had ohronlo diarrhoea ever since the war. I got so weak I oould hardly walk or do anything. Ono bottle of Chamberlain's Colic , Cnoloru and Diarrhoea Remedy cured mo sound and well. J. K. Gibba , Finoadtlo , Va. I had chronic diarrhoea for twelve years. Three bottles of 'Jtumberlatn'B Colic , Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured me. S.L.SuavorFlDcaBtloVft. Hoth Mr. Glbbs and Mr. Shaver are prominent farmers , and reside near Flncastlo , Va. They procured tbo remedy from Mr. W.E. Casper , a drug- Kiel of that place , who is well ncqualnted with them , and will vouoh for the truth of their statements. For sale by all druggists. DR. R. H. McCROSSON , DENTIST Win. F. Hopkins , CONTRACTOR ANI > I1UIL.DRK Plain ana Specifications on short notice. Ma terial futnlihod and ualldlagi completed cheaper than any man In the itsto. Satisfaction guiran- teed M to plant and tpeclflcatlona. W.A. . THOMPSON , CONTRACTOR AND I1IDEU. and OBtlmntes on short no tlce. Broken Bow , Nob. PENN & DORRI3 , BLACKSMITHS. All Kinds of. work In our line done promptly and In flrat-olaes order. Red Shop on the corner , west of ttie DOIQ home. Give us a trial.