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VOL XVIII , BROKEN BOW , CUSTER COUNTY , NEBRASKA , THURSDAY , SEPTEMBER 21 1809-EIGHT PAGES , NO 14 ,
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MAIUII.K & GIIANITB MONUMENTS.
All kinds of eometcry work. Workinniinhip Mid I
prices gnar&ntood , Shops at
BROKEN BOW and ANSLBY.
Lunch Counter , \
Ed. fflalloy , Prop'r.
All kuids of soft drinkB. Best
brand of cigars. 1st building east
of Fanners' banu.
Clinton Day ,
PUYBICIAN ANI > 8UUOKON ,
Broken Bow , Neb.
Ofllco over Hyereon'B grocery. Realy
UonceUUi uouae west of Uaptist church.
E. B. Mullins ,
Physician and - Surgeon ,
Heeldonco Orel house woet of McComas' drug
tore. Otllcu In tlio Myers building as noon us
completed.
Uow , - Nebraska ,
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Clone friendships follow Introduction to
my i > las e . They will nld you In ninny
liiconcclvablo ways lu Uio iicrformmico of
your dally Mutlu * . Lot me Introduce you. J
Don't postpone tbli ineotluK 1'rocraftl-
nallon Is tlio ttilef of good eye sight. 1 liu
constant dropping of water w111 wear nway
a * tone. A BllKhteyostrnln linpnlt lio.iltli I
because It IB constant. Tbe strain wlurli
tlrst nmulfueU Uself i < a alight discomfort
sliotiUI bo jiromptly remedial by tlm use
of L'hmsca I'liorKittii.ABHKH tlio Kindand I
tbu only kind I III.
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Graduate ot Chicago Ophthalmic Colli'Ko.
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Farmers , ask my competitors if they can carry $ .1000,000 of |
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I Insurance against Fire , Lightning , Tornadoes , Cyclones and Wind
Storms tor eight years for $15. That's what I can do , and in a g
company that has over $27,000,000 of insurance in force in this
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BSIPOftioe in First National Bank buildine , 1st floor.
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We have the finest line of
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Gents' Furnishing Goods , Trunks ,
Yalises , Etc.
We bought these goods direct from the factories , and arc
able to sell them as cheap as any house in the county. The
advantage we have over our competitors is that our stock is all
now , and we have no shelf wor > r second hand stock. All
these goods are up to date in styioand quality second to none.
We are located in the Realty block , south bide square. Call
and see us. Wo are prepared to lead our competitors , in
quality and prices.
Broken Bow , Nebraska.
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F. 0. WOKNALL. 1'roaldent. J. A. II\ltltl3. Cashier.
A. J. nOUEHTSON , Vlco-Prea. W. D. ULACKWBLL , Ass't Oanhler.
Farmers Bank of Ouster County ,
BROKEN BOW , NEB.
Transact * a General Banking BusinoBR. County Claims and
Warrants Bought ,
Local Mention.
Job printing at this oflioe.
Pure cider vinegar at J , 0.
BOWOII'B.
Cannon City coal at DiorkB
Lumber Co.
Tea loaf brand of teas at J. C.
BOWOII'B.
Go to Foster & Smith's for your
summer coal.
Qnoonswaro at cost and leBS , at
Poale & John's.
W.II.Fowler of Walworth was
friendly oallor Tuesday.
Apples and poaches in quantity
at low prices , at Poalo & John's.
Teams and saddle horses will bo
admited to the fair free this year.
Just received a nice line line ol
nobby ties at W. II. Poun & CO'B.
If you have a fine colt or a good
mare , why not take them to the
fair.
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A number of the citizens of the
oity wont this morning to the Dale
picnic.
All parties wishing sand are re
quested to see A. D. Bangs or J
II. Henry.
Judge Sullivan commenced ot
equity term of court in this city
Monday.
Fostonfe Smith'j is the place to pur
chase your material for your porch
or repairs on your house.
For Sale-Thirty yards of rag car
pet. For particulars inquire of the
Ladies Baptist Aid Society.
Boar in mind our colobratec
dinner party vegetables.
PKALK & JOHN.
City and larin properly insurec
against lire , lightning and torna
does. J. M. KIMUKKLING.
Just received an elegnnt line o :
ulsters. Call and sop them at W.
II. Poun & Co's. before purchasing
We want your grocery orders
and we will treat you right.
J. C. BOWKN.
CATTLE FOB SALK : At all times
on my ranch six miles southwest of
Broken Bow. JKBSK GANDY.
Mayor Royso lias appointed J.J
Snyder police judge to fill the va
cancy occasioned by the death ol
G.W.Froy.
Andy Sommer of Morna made this
oflioo a friendly call yesternay. He
reports several political converts in
his locality.
Harold , iho four year old boy of
Jacob Johnson fell Saturday and
broke his arm. At last reports he
was getting along very nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Crawford
of Cordon Iowa , came in Tuesday
night on a visit with their duugh
ter Mra. G. T. Robinson.
Stock raisug is fast getting to bo
thu leading indursty in this O3unty.
If you have fine cattle , why not
show them at the fair , the first
week in October.
The Philipino exhibit of Manil
relics and war ourios , which th
boyb of Company M biought homo
with them , will bo an interesting
ono at the county fair.
The Young People's Christian
Union , ol Broken Bow will hold a
meeting , in the M. E. church on
Sunday Sept. 24th at 1 p m. All
are cordially invited. By order of
president.
The management of the county
fair have very wisely arranged for
tight rope and trapeze performances ,
and also for fancy rifle shooting be
tween racing heats at the fair this
year.
' 1 ho Ansley Advocate says , that
J. D. Amsbcrry of Enon , who lost
his barn and contents by fire about
six weeks ago , has received notice
that the full amount of his in
surance has been allowed.
The G. A. R. reunion at Lincoln
wan ono of the most greatly atten
ded for seveial years. The Btato
reception to the First Nebraska
was held during that time , which
added greatly totho _ interest.
Rev. L. L. Eploy , of Elba , has
been assigned pastor of the U. B.
church at this place. Ho is u
young man with a small family.
Rev. Boll has boon assigned work in
the eastern part of the state.
WANTKD A girl , at Mrs. Gco.
Willing' * .
Chase and Sanborn coffees at J. C ,
IOWOH'B ,
,1 nlOR Ilaumont of Elton was a
welcome caller Wednesday ,
Wo buy produce and chickens.
J. C. BOWKN ,
Fou SAWI Pony , cart and har-
IOSB , TATLOU FMCIC.
Call on 0. P. Parley , agent for
Pasteur Black Log Vaccine.
Try some of our Diamond coffees.
PKALE & JOHN.
Got a premium Hat of the oouty
fair at once and BOO what premiums
are on what you have to oxhibt.
See Will L. Rule , at Foster &
Smith's yard , and have him give
cKtimatos on your bills.
Jaa. C. Osborno , contractor and
builder. All work first class ; for
particulars , call on or address him at
Broken Bow ,
A poem of merit , from the pen of
a disgusted populist appears on the
editorial page , which rucitcs Homo
interesting facts. Road it.
Joe. llaoffelo wont to Omaha this"
morning at > dclegato to the republi
can state convention. Chas. Pcnn ,
F. H. Young and Jud Kay went
yesterday.
A mooting of the W , C.T. U. will
behold at the homo oiMva.D. M.
Amsberry , Wednesday afternoon ,
Sept. 2 , at 2 o'clock. All members
are invited.
You can enter articles ono w ook
before the fair opens. Just drop
a postal card to E. R. Parcel ! ,
Seo'y. , Broken Bow , describing
your entry.
The populfltB am to have a politi
cal rally hero Wednesday , the 27tk.
Cyolono Davis , Win.Neville , , Col.
F. D. Eager , and Judge Sullivan
are to be the attractions.
"Farms for sale and lauds for rout.
Now is the time to get a farm cheap ,
as thu cheap farms are all going and
prices aru commencing to advance
rapidly. J.G.Broimor.
The Kearney fair advertise nine
races , and hangs up $350. The
Custer Conuty Fair has eighteen
races , and will distribute $1,500.
This is what brings fast horses to
Custor County.
The Ouster County Medical Society -
cioty was in session in the oity Tues
day. Dr. Gifford , of Omaha , Dr.
Wamsloy , of West Union , and Dr.
Hanna , of Ansloy , were in attend
ance , in addition to the resident
members. An interesting and profit
able mooting is reported ,
R. D. Piokott has gene to Central
City , whore ho has accepted a posi
tion in a college as professor of ste
nography , lie also has classes in
the grammer department. The
Republican congratulates Mr.
Pickutt on his position and hope it
may prove remunerative.
C. B. Hayes has moved the nmall
frame building from his lot wut > t of
the square , to hifl lot on fifth
avenue , lie will at once commence
the erection of a ono story brick
building on hia lot weal of the
square , which he and his HOII Fred
will occupy with there stocks of
jewolory and shoos.
A. W. Drakethe second hand
man is now loot ted ou the west
pide of public quare , and having
bought out another stouk of goods ,
consisting of queen's ware , glass
ware , cutlery and furniture , ho will
sell at unheard prices for thirty
days. Cull and see him and get
prices before you buy.
The largo purse offered at the
fair this year have attracted the
very bust heroes in the state , and
already a large number of .entries
have boon made. Another thing
which indicates a big attendance
of horsemen , in thu unusually largo
number of box stalls which have
been spoken for. There are
eighteen big racing events , and
81,500 will be hung up.
Every farmer who attends the
fair this year , should take something >
ing to help out the dispay. Put in
a few ears of corn , a peck of wheat ,
samples of big potatoes , melons , or
something of that kind , Those
who spend a half a day gathering a
good exhibit will no doubt secure
premiums to moro than pay their
expenses , and they will also help
advertise Custor county.
fl/Iade / from pure
cream of tartar.
Safeguards the food
against alum , .
Altrm Uakinp powders arc ( he { jrcate&i
mcnuccrs to health of ( lie present day.
HOYM OAKINO POWDCR CO. ,
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OHUIHTIAN ( UlUliOU ,
Proauhing 11 a. m , , Sub. God'B
plau for Having thu world , 8 p. m.
Power to become God's SOIIB.
Bible Rohool 10 a. m. , 0. E. 7 p. m.
All are oordgially invitud.
T. H. McDonald Pastor.
Hopiililicau Caucus.
The ropubliaan electora of the
oily of Broken Bow are hereby owll-
d to moot , in tbu court IIOUHU , Fri
day September 20 at 2o'olook p in ,
lor thu purpOHo of placing in nomi
nation of two justices of thu puncu
two uonHlabloH , assessor and for
the trannaction , of Hiiuli othur biifi-
as may oomu before thu mooting.
I. A. Ronoau , Chr. Com.
Fay Thorp was thrown from hia
bicycle Saturday night and had 1m
face quite badly bruHod and wriat
sprained , lie was unuonBiouB
from the time ho fell until ho was
taken home. The tire gave way
and the rim of thu wheel Htruuk on
a bridge that caused the miBtmap'
Clyde Adams was thrown from hiB
wheel the name evening and for a
time was uncoiiBiotiB , but lucidly
oBoaped without any BeriouB
bruibcs.
Card of Thanks.
We the committee on entertain
ment desire to thank the momborH
of our siator churohoB and thu people
ple of Broken Bow for their very
gonurouH liolp in opening their
homos to thu entertainment of the
members of the fifteenth annual
session , ol the West Nebraska Con
ference , of the M. E. church and wo
as a church are ready to reciprocate
when any of of our sister uhurohoB
are in like neutl.
E. J. PlTTAWAY ,
Chr.Entertainment Committee.
We are in reoipt of a copy of
the Greenwood Record \vliiuh
givoB an account of a reception
tendered there to Ai Dovoe.a member
of Company M , who enlisted in
Broken Bow , but since ho wont to
Manila hiB parents have located at
Greenwood and Ai when ho re
turned with his regiment went to
Greenwood. Ho was the only
member of thu first Nebraska in
the town. It is paid the reception
brought together the largoBt crowd
of people ever assembled in the
town. A line program was
renderd.
Harry and Paul Colfman , jtwo
boyp who live on ft farm near
Alanon Citji rode horseback to the
circus Monday , and on their re
turn about midnight , oppoHito II.
E. Zimmerman's place , thu mare
which Harry rode became fright
ened at a manure pile by the road-
Hide and ran into a wire funcc on
the east side of the road and out
a frightful gash in her front leg ,
just below the point of her shoul
der. Thu mare is three years old ,
weight about a thousand pounds
and is now at Mr. Zimmerman's
with rather a fiiim chance of re
covery. Advocate.
C. It , Guttcrson returned last
Thursday night from a two weeks
visit at his olu homo in Now York
with hia mother and brother , lie
Bays that the farmers in that local
ity are having bettor times than
they have had for twenty-live years.
They are all prosperous and every
body that will work , finda employ ,
mout at good wages. Ho says the
farmora among whom ho mingled
gave the republican admitiHtration
credit for the good times they are
enjoying. Under the former ad
ministration , the farmers only got
from four to six cents for their
choose , while now they got from
nine to eleven cents. Ho says there
are no pops there , They are either
republicans or democrats.
COURT NOl'CS.
A Grist of Foreclosures and Dlrorccs
Ground Out , and a Number of discs
Continued , Including the Dam
age Case Against l < 'rcd Cum *
niliigs , the 1'op Can
didate for Judge.
Judge Sullivan hold a two days
Houston of court thin week , adjourn *
ing Tuesday evening. A num
ber of foreclosure and other cases of
intorcat wore disposed of or con
tinued ,
Thu elevator case , of Jaoquot of
Merna against Warren , of AiiBolmo
was uommuncud , but the plaintiff ,
Jauquot asked luavo to amoud hia
petition , which was granted , and the
suit continued over to next tojrm.
The divorce ease of lioaoh vs
Koaoh was sot for trial Tuesday
nightbut as Mrs.Koaoh made ap
plication for a continuance it wan
granted.
' lu the uasu of thu county against
judge Reese and hia bondsmen , Du-
lendent liuusu filed a motion to
uompul plaintiff to make its petition
moru definite regarding certain foca
which the county claims he had
collected and not acuuountud for.
Motion over ruled.
In the case of the atato against
MuMahan , charged with baatardy ,
the doledant gave security for hi a
appearance at next term of court.
In thu cases , of the state va Prof.
Sotiuld , he gave bale for hia ap-
puarauuu noxi turm and the oaaoa
were continued.
lu the divorce ease of Bush vs
Bush , decree was granted. The
parties had lived together only two
weeks after their marriage.
In the divorce case of Wiloox va
O.L.Wiloox , decree.
The uasu of Peter ilapp , of Bor >
wyn against Fred Cummings of
West Union was uoiitiuuud to the
November term. Thia IB a case in
which Ilapp sued Cumrniugs for
$3000.00 , tor unlawful arrest , the
unlawful uoniisualion of a horse ,
and for the logs of several calves ,
caused by i ho unlawful arrest and
detention o f the plaintiff.
Eovoy ono who attended the
county fair last year , knows of the
King school , because of its magifi-
ceut display of school work. Every
school in the county should got up
an exhibit as speedily as possible ,
and help thu educational exhibit at
the Cuater County Fair this year.
Children's Day at the 1'uir.
Wednesday , October -Hli , is ohil-
drens' day at the county fair. On
that day all the school children and
all teachers will be admited frco.
Quito a number of school in the
county have already signified their
desire to attend in a body.
Arthur Conrad , son ot O. H.
Conrad , was thrown from their
wagon Tuesday uvuning , while in
thu act of turning thu tuam around
to go home. He sustained two
severe cuts on thu head and nook ,
but was not otherwise seriously
hurt. In turning , the wagon
cramped , and was upset , throwing
the boy to the ground m bauk of the
horses. The loam only ran a few
rods , when it came in contact with
ono of John Henry's dray wagons ,
heavily loaded , which stopped them ,
but the wagon to which ttiuy ware
hituhed had thu appearance of hav
ing gone through a cy lono.
MAKIUKJ ) .
SNYDKB-CAHLOS bunday nljjht. Hept. 17th , at
ttio M 1C , Uiurcu , Andruw tinydur uud Mies
dandle C'lirloa. both of tlilt city , HOT. W. U.
] ) . Horuuday ollloltitlni ; .
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. and Mrs. Jas. Carlos , ot this
city , who are umoug the first
settlers of the county , having homesteaded -
steaded on Clear creek neor
Huxley. In after years they
located in Ansloy to afford bettor
educational facilities for their
children , Claudio and Clyde , where
they both graduated. They then
moved to Broken Uow , where their
daughter was engaged in teaching
in the city school. She is a lady
of reh'uinunt culture ami in
telligence and onjoya the esteem of
all who know her. The groom is
the older of the firm of Snyder
Bros. , and proprietors of a large dry
goods and clothing store of this
oity , who are doing a th riving busi
ness. Ho is a young man of ex
emplary habits , excellent character
and fine butunuris ability. They
loft Monday morning tor the east
on their wedding tour , expecting to
return Friday night. The REPUB
LICAN joins their host of friends in
congratulations and wishes them a
long lifo of happiness and prosperity ,