VOL , XVIII , BROKEN BOW , CUSTER COUNTY , NEBRASKA , THURSDAY , FEBRUARY 1 l900r-EIGHT PAGES , NO 32
A loud ticking wntch Is not always
tbo beet timer. Usually , tbo Btroagor
the tick , tliu greater the ncod of at
tention , Tlf tick sfu good u atoll In
good condition is quito modest : In
( act can fctuccly bo heard. Tbo man
uliolsnhMiysiiuttlnL' tils watch to
bis car to hi-ar K It still ticks , Is help
ing bis ticker tick UP life u\vuy Don't
wnlt tor your watch to to ] > ticking.
Have time , muney , worry , and your
Watch , by prcrcntlon. "An ounce of
prevention Is northn pound of crre"
lj watch caro. Have It cleaned aud
oiled regularly , every yonr. I warrant
S all work , jomo unrniiitsdcm't "uar-
vant Mine docs.
Uradimto of Chicago Ophthalmic College.
I
WANTED Suvrurai puraomi for distnc
office managers In this state to represent
mo in thuir own nnd surrounding coun
ties. Willing to utiy yearly 8000 , Day-
able weekly. Desirable employment
with UQUBUnl opportunities. Referen
CBS exchanged. Enclose eelf-adclreerpd
stamped envelope' S. A : Park , 320
Caxton Building , Chicago.
11 30-201.
PENN & D ORRIS ,
BLACKSMITHS.
All ilnds ol work In our line done
promptly and In first-clues order. Red
Shop on the corner , west of the hose
houno. Give us A trinl.
New Grand Central Livery and
Feed Barn ,
, J.OSEPH B. SMITH , Prop.
Hew rigs and good teama. Prices reasonable.
Clinton Day ,
PHYSICIAN AND 8UUC3EON ,
Broken Bow , Neb.
Offloo over llyereon's grocery. Rosly
denoe 6th houeo west of Baptist church.
. .
t < * * * ifim i aa-i i i i i
Richardson's Livery
AND FEED STABLE ,
at the old stand , between the Burling
ton and Globe Hotels. Telephone con
nection. Headquarters ot Callruvny
etago line. Single and double rigs.
Rates reasonable.
Local Men.tion.
Job printing at this office.
Cannon Oity ooal at Diorks
Lumber Co.
D. 0 * Eanklo of Weissort wa aa
uity visitor Tuesday.
Rooms for rent in ouster block.
at , R. 0. TAMJOT.
Now is the time lo renew your
subscription to tbo REPUBLICAN.
The REPUBLICAN and both the
Illustrated aud Weekly Boo for
* 2.45.
Shoemaker's kit , including machine -
chine , good as new , at a bargain.
A. W. DBAKE.
The RFPUBLIOAN and Inter Ocean
for $1.50. Tbo REPUBLICAN and
State Journal for (1 85.
ThcBohool fund was repleniahed
the firm of the week , the rosultof too
much iiaporUcLbooze.
The Political Equality club will
meet with Mrs , Chas. Jeffords Sat'
nrday Fob 3rd at 7:30pnv :
Fresh homemade bread for sale
at Fa. mer's Restaurant , third door
north of post office , Broken Bow ,
Neb.
Newest and nobbiest patterns of
contra tables , at A. W. Drake's.
Six different styles ; prices to tmit
everyone.
There will be a special meeting of
tuo M * B.A , lodge Friday , Feb. 8 , at
2 o'clock p. m , All members arc re
quested to be present. Secretary-
For suits , iron and wood beds ,
rockers , cots , springs , tablesstands ,
etc. , call on A. W. Drake , west
side square ,
Jos. Cosner , who baa been ap
pointed deputy organiser fer the M.
B.A. is at Anselmothia week where
he ezpeoes to organic a lodge in i
few days.
v. ,
One of Omaha's dealers in furni
lure was sold out last week. .A.W.
Driko wag on the gronnd and ae >
curnd a big lot of their bargains
( or his trade here.
Fo SALE Twenty acre farm
one mile of Broken Bow ; buildlngc ;
i > oed well. Enquire at this office.
Or will trrdo for city property.
Fine Plymouth Rock oookrols
for sale. Three miles north and
one mile east of Walworth bridge
4 G. GUYLB , Walworth.
0. P. Perloy sold the remnant of
his stock of groceries the first of
weak to A. D , Dickinson , of Shel-
lon , They completed the boxing
of the goods , ready for ahipment
yesterday.
THE OUSTER COUNTY REPUBLICAN
Is the only republican newspaper published in Broken Bow
and ie up to date with news at the County Seat. It ia
the oldest paper in the county , aud having the largest cir
culation it , is the
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM
published in Custor county. The subscription price ia only
As an inducement to all in arrears or new aubsoribars who
pay a year in advance , we will furnish the
JOUEUAL FIVE YEAES
from the fardt of January FREE. This is a farm Journal
in which all farmers , gardeners and house keepers would
be intereuted.
- : - SEE OTJE CLUBBING LISP - : -
with tbo Inter Ocean , Bee , Journal and other papers , Ad.
drees ,
The Ouster County Republican ,
Mrs , Walker , state president of
the W 0. 1' . U. , will bo in Broken
Bow , Feb. , 10 and 11 , ID the inter-
eat of the W. 0. T. U. , of this
place.
Rov. J. W. Mogau was called
to Mullen , Sunday , to preach the
funeral of Mrs. Cudaboo , sister in
law of Wilson Hewitt. The de
ceased was formerly a resident of
this oity , she waa a music teacher
and her name then was Reynolds.
E. You Farrell , regent of State
University and oversoeror of the
Industrial school at Kearney , spent
Tuesday in the city the guest of
Prof. J. R , Teagarden , who was
hie former classmate. While hero
ho visited several of the Bthool
rooms.
Senator Goebel who was assassin ,
atod Tuesday at Frankfort , Ky. ,
killed a man fonr years ago on the
stairway of the same building from
which he was shot , The tradgey
Tuesday waa doubtless the work of
an avenger rather than political.
What a man BOWS ho may expect to
reap ,
Company M , of the late First
Nebmeka Regiment , will give their
first grand military ball upon the
evening of the 32d of February.
W. D. Blaokweel will furnish
music , strictly up to date , and tiok-
uta are fifty cents. Ibe receptioi
committee are used to the firing
line.
The Woman Suffragists of Cus
ter Co. will celebrate the 80th nnni
versary of the birth of their loader
Susan B. Anthony at Broken Bow
the 16th of Febr. The afternoon
and evening meetings will be open
to the public. All arc cordially
invited. Committee.
O. P. Parley has aold out com
pletely his atook of implements ,
buggiea and grocery atook of goods
and will give bis attention to the
closing out bis stock of dry goods
and clothing. Those looking for
bargains in clothing or dry goods
will find it to tbeir interest * o call
and get hiet pricea before purchas
ing elsewhere.
Chas. Oaborno went to Alliance
Monday night to accept a position
on the fimet aa local news gather
and forman of the office. Charley
it a firat olaia workman , a good
writer aud a good oitirfen. The
Republican wishes him auocesa in
hia new field of labor. He will be
auooeeded in thie office by F. P
Compton , a firat class job pi inter
and newspaper man.
Senator Goebel , late democratic
oandidnte for Governor of Een
tacky , was aaaascinated Tuesday
by an unknown man , who shot
from the window of the third story
of the Capitol Hotel aa Goebel waa
pasting the street below. The ball
entered the breast passed through a
lung and out on the opposite side
below the shoulder. At last re
porta the unfortunate man was alive
and some hope of his recovery.
The affair ia much regretud by all
and it is hoped the assassin may
have the full limit of the law.
W , W. Miokelwait , of Glenwood ,
Iowa , spent aeveral days in this vi
uinity last week , the gueit of I. N.
Pershall. They were boys togeth
er. While bore Mr. Miokelwait
purchased 240 acres of land joining
Mr. Perahall on the north , Ho
will fence it and atook it with cat
tle for Mr. Peraball , who baa gone
in partnership with him , and will
have supervision. As Mr. Porshall
had a half section of land , this will
give him a fine Btook farm. Mr.
Pershall wants to buy a number of
young cows , for which he wi > l pay
cash , and parties who have that
class of cattle to sell will do well
to aee him.
C. C. Washbnrn Post and its
auxiliary , the Woman's Relief
Corp * of this oity , held a joint in
stallation on Tuesday evening , Jaa
llth , The Utter organization in
stalled the following officers for the
ensuing year : President , Sophia
Hagadorn ; S. V. Caroline Mauk ; J.
V , , Emma Drake ; Chaplain , Tabi-
tha Derris ; conductor , Calista
Grant ; assistant conductor , Nellie
Marquis ; guard , Minnie Hersh ;
assistant guard , J,0 Wallace ; treaa
urer , Augusta Taylor ; secretary , A
E. Maxwell ; color bearer , Sadie
Brewer , Mary Hurlbut , Lulu Myers
and 1 . J. Noonan. After the
beautiful ceremonies were conclud
ed , the audien.ce listened to elo
quent and thrilling addresses from
James Whitehead and Rev. Megan ,
and a faw brief remarkn from sev
eral other * cloied the excretes.
Letter List.
Following in the do ad letter lis *
for week ending Jan. 23d , 1000 :
Jack IlonckB It A Hamilton
Egbert Vmalstjno Jolm Vesicle
Jo eph White Clauft Mnrlh
Lewi * Bcbah Mrs Nctllo UrlUUn
Mr * Lolo SoBTOr Mrs Allco Carter
Miss Emma l ) vl Bert Carter 8
Parties calling for the above
ploabo say advertised. '
L , H. JKWBTT , P , M.
IN TUB DISTRICT COURT , IN AND
FOR CUBTKU COUNTY , NKUUABICA. .
J L.Moore , Trustee , Plaintiff ,
vs
Philip Orntnor , aud the Wood
River Importing Co. Defendants
To the Wood River Importing Co.
uon-residout defendant. You will
take notice that on the 5th , day of
February 1806 J L Moore , Trustee ,
plaintiff herein , filed his petition in
the District Court of Custor County ,
Nebraska , against Philip Cramer ,
and the Wood River Importing Co.
Defendants , the object and prayer
of which said petition arc to fore
close a certain mortgage , executed
by the defendant Philip Cramer , to
the Globe Invt'Rtmont , Co upon the
S. W. loftheN. E i , theW. iof
the S E i of SooUou 10 , N. W. i
of the N. E. i , of Suction 15 , Town
ship 17 , Range 25 , situated in Cus-
ter County , Nedraska , which said
mortage was given for the purpose
of securing the pa > incut of a certain
principal notu for the sum of $400 ,
00 dated November 20th , 1889 , aud
due on tl.e first of December , 1804 ,
with interest thereon at the rate of
seven per cent , per annum from
date until maturity , and at ton per
cent. thereafter. Said interest
until maturity , payable semianually ,
according to the terms of ton inter
est coupon notes. That there is
now duo upon said principal note ,
ooupo notes and mortgage , the
following sums :
Upon Principal note , the sum of
$400.00 with 10 per cent from Dec
ember let. 1894.
jUpon Coupon No 7 $14.00 with 10
pur cent from Juno 1st , 1893. Upon
Coupon No 8 $14.00 with lOper
cent frotno Deuoruber 1st , 1803 Up
on Coupon No. 9 $14 ' 00 with 10
per cent from June iHt , 1804'Upon
Coupon No 10 $14.00 with .10 per
cent from December 1st , 1894
For which sums , together with
the interest thereon , the p'aintiff
prays for a decree , that the defm d-
antf bi ) required to pay thn sum
within twenty days from the date
of said decree or that it bo decreed
in default of such payment , said
premises may bo sold as upon exec
ution to satisfy the amount found
duo.
duo.You
You are required to answer said
petition on or before monday the
19th , day of March 1900.
Dated this 31st , day of January ,
190C. J.L.Mooro Trustee
By C.L. Guttorson his atty.
MARKET REPORT.
Wh" t
llarlcy 80o
Oats. . 25c
Corn
Rjro . 85-
Dntter . l&c
KKR . 80c
Potatoes . 6c
Onions . 1 00
CblcktnB . , . 8.00 to S.25
Hogs . 4.10
Cow * . 8.23
Steers . * .00
Turkeys . , . oc
Straw . JOc cwt
Hay . . . O.OOperton
Cattle For Sale.
One thousand head of one , two
and three year old steers ale ? eight
hundred head of stock cattle. For
particulars enquire of W , C. Greg
ory , tf.
A FREE PATTERN
lier own selection ) to tTtrr tubtcrlber Beautiful col
ored llthoifrnphed plaiei iind llliiitintiont. Orlglntl ,
latest , artletlo , eiqulilte onU itrlctl ; up-to-date deilgna.
MS CALL'S
MAGAZINE
Drrs maklD | { economlei. fancy worlc , boutebold blott ,
hart iturlea , current toplca. eto. Bubtcrlbe to day.
Only We. yearly. Lady guot vr&med. Bead tor terms.
For ladle. , mtiut , ( rfrli and little children. That cer
Ula ttyllih" chlo" effect not attained by the uie of an
otlur paturni. Ilareno equal forttyltacd p rt ct fit ,
S CALL
- BAZAR *
fATTEHHS
Ea llT put toother. Only 10 and It e nti each-nou ;
bl h r. BoltUa nearly tT ry city and town , or by mall
Uk for thorn. Abioluteljr'erylatut up-to-data itjrlu
THE DIcOALL COMPANY ,
-HO nut llth fttntU 11. { Tin T rk WJi , H ff
Baking Powder
Made from pure
cream of tartar.
Safeguards the food
against alum *
Alum baking powdus arc the greatest
menaccrs to health of the present day.
ROW DAKINO POWDER CO. , NEW YOftn.
The M. 1) . A. Entertainment.
Equality lodge , No , 280 , MB , A
cave a public entertainment and
banquet in the 1 O O F ball last
Saturday night. Before the ball
was thrown open to the public a
number were initiated into the
myHtenea of the order , The pro
gram consisted in a public installa
of the oiliocra , stale manager
83. . Uayman oflioiating , assisted
by Dr. Pickett. After tbia the ,
following program.waa rendered :
Adrcss of Welcome J D Ream
Fatcrual Insurance . . .J W Megan
SOUK Zoda Grant
The MB A annymm
Recitation E L Thomas
Duct Ro anil Vt ran lllalr
Recitation Carl Bmlth
Address DrOPlckett
Instrumental Dnot Rota and Verna Blair
Recitation OallMaQrant
At the conclusion of tbo literary
program , which was excellent and
very much appreciated by all pre
sent , the ladies of the order nerved
lunch. There wore upwards of 80
present who participated in this
part of the program with a relish.
The growth of the lodge from the
first has been continuous and it is
destined in the near future to be
one or the strongest fraternal
organization in the city. They are
now cloven applicants waiting ini
tiations which will make an increase
of seventeen members in the past
thirty days ,
The officers installed were : J. R.
Dean .President , Dora Smith vioa
President , D. M. Amsborry secy.
Kvime Amsberry treasurer , Helen
M.illn conductor , P. H. Richardson
chaplain , Dr. O. Piokett physician ,
L , A , Millu watch ,
Articles of Incorporation.
Take notice that the underoigned
have on the 22ud day ot Jan. , 1000
associated themselves together for
the purpoau of forming a corpora
tion under the laws of the state of
nnd for that nnrn HO hnvo
adopted the Articles of Incorpora
tion in substance as follows :
FIRST. The name of the onoor-
poration is Broken Bow Dairy Co.
SECOND The principal phoe of
busintBB of this corporutiou is and
Hhall bo Broken Bow Cantor county
Nebraska
THIRD The general naturJ of the
business to be couduoted by said
corporation is and shall be the man
ufacturing of and dealing in dairy
products ; tbo acquiring and owing
neceasary real estate , the erecting
and maintenance of nooassary build
ings and more especially the build-
ng of a separator station to lease.
FORTH. The amount of the capi
tal btook of said corporation shall
bo $2,060.00 divided into 41 shares
at pur value of $60 00 each , which
stock is non-assessable. FIFTH.
The commencement of this oorpor *
ntion IH and chall be the iJ2nd of Jan
1000 , and continue for twenty
years unless sooner disolved by
mutual consent or act of law. SIXTH ,
This company shall not subject itself
to any indebtedness. SKVNTH The
nifairn of thin i ornpanv shrill he con-
iio" (1 b aboard o' flvo dir c'or- ;
Ih M' elli er , asveil at President
Secretary and Tr aaurer , shall b
elected by tLe Htock holders of tuu
company.
J. A. TAYI.OB ,
F. H ARTHUR ,
F , A Burtran , -Directors ,
JOHN STUART ,
0. L. GUTTKRSON. 38 41
S. S. Hayraao , state ma-ager
who has been hero for the pas , week
went to Mason City Tuesd tot
look after the intercuts of the M
B. A. , of that locality ,
Jas. Dooley who went to Okla
uoma the latter part of October returned
turned Saturday afternoon to Un
cityHis wife and children win
went with him arc visiting in Illi
uoif * .
Myae.
A. R. Humphrey vlaited Kearney
Saturday.
The htcray is booming aud many
knoty problems are lolved and much
wii d spent in trying to proro who
struck Billy Patterson.
Wuathor cold since hit writing ,
I will not attempt anyjprediotion on
the weather until I hear from the
Ground hog , whoja booked to ftp-
pear Friday.
G. A. Griff thh&s , ttapped ffve 007
otoi and Jesile Donnel two daring
the winter.
Have you noticed that the duya
have lengthened forty.flve minutes
during January.
January came in like a lion , was
like a lamb during the middle ,
sootna like hVwould go out with
roar.
roar.Tho
The totoher and pupili at River
side will put on airs , ai the aohool
furniture ii on bund and will be pat
in place shortly.
The woman's aufrage meeting
last Saturday night waa a failure ,
whether the inclement weather wai
the cauBO wo are unable to lay
Held Up.
Tuesday night ai Chas. B. Rec
tor of Green was on hii way home
from Broken Bow was hold up by
a man , when out abont four mile *
from town and relieved of hi
money. The man waa stationed on
the brow of the "hog back" and
just as Mr. Rooter reached the top
he drow'a gun on him and demand
ed hie money. Ho palled 50o and
handed it to him when ho permit *
ted him to move on. The robber
had a handkorohief tied over hit
face for a mask ; it waa about eix
in the evening.
NOTICE.
The First National Bank of
Broken Bow , located at Broken
How , in the State of Nebraska , is
closing up its affairs. All note
holdres and others , creditors of
said association , are therefore hereby
notified to present the notei and
other claims against the aaaooiation
for payment. Dated Oct. 28,1899.
I'll. H. G. ROQBKI , Oaihier.
Roud Valley items were received
too late for thiii mue.
MM J. A. flatohiaon left today
for Adama Ind.to attend the bedaidt
of her mother who ia dangerouily
sick.
sick.Ja
Ja § . Peal return ad Toeaday from
a five week * viaait , with relatirea in
North Carolina. Mr. Buahnell cam *
with him
Prof. J. H. Teagarden occupied
the pulpit in the Baptist ohurob.
Sunday morning and evening ia
the absence of Rev. Megan.
Several of the membcra of the G.
A.R.post gave J.W. Smith a reoep *
tion last night , the oooaaion of his
00th birth day. A pleaaaat time ia
reported.
Supt. Tooley informs ai that a
teachers and patrona institute will
be held in Broken Bow Febr. 94 ,
Supt. Beck and Dr. Boatit have
promised to ba preaent ; program
next week.
One of the viotlma of the Lina-
oott eaya ; "Yon oant work B. R.
Peroell on a hand oar deal or Lini
oott landaite daal bat a nice dancing
mistress oan work him twioe on the
price of the opera hall.
W. T. Stephens of South Omaha ,
bought 66 mnlea and horaea here
the first of the week. A large
number of horses that were ofiered
he would not buy because they were
too thin in fit ah. He paid ae high
an 187,60 for one span of mules , the
hones averaged him about $66.
i -
Tonm * * of th Cat Family.
The tonguea of the cat family art
covered with recurving spines. In t *
common domestic cat these are small
tout sufficiently well developed to glv
the tongue a feeling of roughness. Bat
in the lion and tlgar the npii ce ar
strong enough to enable the animal t *
tear away the akin of a man's hand
moralr by licMng It
English Hewnpuper for th ICIvUnu
A dally English nowepupsr IB to t > e
started In the Riviera. About 250,000
people visit the Riviera during toe
winter months , and of these at least ft
third are English or Americans , wke >
heretofore were forced to send to Farla
for newspaper * In their own language.
The ntw publication vrlll be called the
Riviera Dally.
A * Afterthought.
Mr * . Goadley "It would be a goo *
thing tor you If you thought iwica
before speaking onca. " Mr. Oondley
"It's too late now. I should have pur-
aued that plan before I propound ( a )