Corresioonclence.
Hyiin ,
Datne gotnip EtvyB that Mr. Sntnpton
and MUa Mlnnlo Carroll wore tusrt'lcd
on last Wednesday.
U O Smith , Jr , will ruu J II ,
Piettyirnn's runeli } ho proposes to
bstcbj hero li n cu&nca lot n it dy to
have her namoolmiigcd ,
Wheat Bowli'g on hind ; farmers iunli <
ing nrottnd Hying to be lu two or three
! *
pho. B At tbo same time ; ground in line
oond lion , we'tbf r favorable.
M.Conley has IminoitnllzMl h'mgrli
ropaHng roads on the hills 8 ti'h of lilu
LUimy closfd last Wi'ilreBdny night
With an exhibition pr g'nm eoiiBlatlntf
ot uiuslc , dia'oKUeP ' ut d fa'HnBtlc excr
ota''P. All pasaod t ff well giving need
EatUfaction.
' Mrs. J. II. Sin'Ui la on tlio sick list.
Burn , to Mr. and MM. W. F. Joi < l ,
On March 22 , a BOH.
W. 11. Mllllgnn will move to hdcly.
villo th'o week
I am pained to write thut our clllclenl
mtll currier , K A. Uiant , will loavu tbt
route ; he will bo uuccoedfd by Alfred
Harris.
MUB Emma Scott closed a tticci'Bffui
totm of echnol last Friday at No. MI.
, From Our Exchanges.
nierim Him.
J. O. Wilson of Cliff , killed 30
Mallard ducks at two tthotH ou >
morning latt week , mid ho don't
u'uitn to he anything cxtia on the
shoot cither. If one ol llm Morna
uluo had been tlu-ro they paobably
would have got the wl.olo Hook.
0. Klump , of the west table , ifc
hauling lumbar for a nov barn.
The building will bo 'J2x32 , lii fool
pofltH , with n Bhcd additii n 12x32 ,
Mr. K. Hays liu wants liin plaoo to
show up with these of his neigh
bors , B. O. Browning will do the
work ,
Elmer Kobinson was at Broken
Bow Friday lant , consulting the
doctors about liin lof tint was in
jured in a runaway Homo time ag \
They discovered upon examination
that the knee cap wan broken and
advised him that it was necessary
to have an operation performed
upon it in orJor to properly set it.
Robert , the J year old son of
Charley Suhmiiz of RCHI , got his
hand HO badly mashed in a door
Saturday evening that the second
ami third lingers had to bo amputated
tatod between the first and second
joints Hit * fathei brought him to
town and Dr. Downing performed
the operation , and at last reports he
was getting along nioclv.
CullMwuy Courier.
Miss llnttio Dooker loft last Sun.
day for Broken Bow , where she ban
accepted a position in the otliuc of
county treasurer M. E. Sohnoringer.
Mrs. W. II. Philips , who had hoi
ankle badly broken In a runaway
last week , wai l-iken to the Grand
Island hospital on Monday for
treatment.
At the United Evangelical con
ference juet oloaed Kev. M. T. Maze
was re-elected Presiding Elder , and
stationed on the Blue Springs dis
triot.
Aunloy Chronicle.
I * ' . P. Barks returned from Grand
Island Monday afternoon , where he
had gone to attend the funeral of
his brother-in-law , Mr. Blake How
ard , who died very suddenly last Fri
day. Mr. Howard was 70 years of
age , and for nearly 80 years wa
master mechanic of the U. P. shops
at Grand Island , a position ho held
till the time of his death.
His House Was Burglarized.
Elder E ibank was not in Gering
to till his appointment last Sunday
It will bo remembered that ho wont
to Broken Bow. and wo now learn
that upon arriving there In found
that his residono in that city , which
ho left looked up while his family
nnd himself were to remain in Gor
ing , had been entered by burglar *
and a largo quantity of furniture
and effects wore missing. Ho maybe
bo able lo recover some of the
goods , but time lost in tracing
them majo it impossible to get
back. We hope ho can run down
the guilty parties and find his prop
erty. Goring Courier.
For Hnle.
The William E. Weokerly farm ,
northeant quarter , section twenty
three , township thirteen , north ol
range nineteen , west 0 principal
meridian , 0 room frame house , small
granary , sod stable , windmill and
peed well. Forty acres in pasture ,
ninety-five acres in cultivation , bal
ance unbroken.
U. K. GLASS.
3 8 Broken Bow Nebr.
Now is the time lo renew you
pubsonption to the REPUBLICAN
HOY. Hvercll In NebnwUii Again.
Hov. M. L. Kvcielt , stale evan
gelist of Iowa , ban been conducting
a BCMOB of meelings in the Baptist
church for the past two weeks aid :
\ull continue- the meeting over Sun
day. On Monday evening of this
week ho took for his text "A Man
Wanted. " The church was packed
to us utmost capacity and no out1
dozed while ho delivered ItU ser
mon. Ho IB a forcoablo cpeaker
and never fails to enlertain his con-
gregalion Albion NOWH. >
In anolhcr article the News bas i
the following to say in reference lo f
his work : "The gospel temperance
meeting held at. tint liaptiat church
Sunday afternoon was largely at >
tended , every seat being occupied , ?
The address of Uov. M. L. Everett >
was of unusual interest and highly rr
appreciated by thono present. It r
'
was oiigtual and along a dill'oront
line than is usually heard on such >
occasions. Dealing with the effects
ol alcohol as a poison on the human
eyfctern , he dcmonstralcd from a
scientific and physiological point of
view that alcohol nas a poison
which ( U'slioyed ' u man's moral sen
sibilities and stimulated his animal
propensities thereby making him a
dangerous individual in a commun
ity. In this way alcohol differs
from morphine , strychnine or nicotine
tine which only effect the individ
ual concerned , while alcohol stirs
up his beastly nature and thirst , en
dangering tin- moral purity ol those
with whom ho atxooialCB. The
stop * suggested by the Hpiaker for
lie removal of "he " evil from our
community wore ulticaion , igita-
lion , organiz ilion and renovation.
India Starving.
Il is estimated that thirty mil
lions of people arc starving in India
in account ol the severe drotuh
that is prevailing in that country.
AH no relief through rain ; an bo
fxpooled until July , ( in appeal i
being made to the chrislian world
to contribute to their help , The
area affected by the flroulh is aboul
1(50,000 ( square miles. An effort in
being made lo ship 100,000 bushels
of corn Irorn Now York harbor ,
whiuh has boon furnished free
transportation. One cent invested
in corn in Now York at 40 cunts
per bushel it is claimed will more
than sustain one man one day.
lAirty cents will save the lives of
fifty men , women and children one
day a.-d one dollar will save one
[ jurr-on'n life until the rain comes in
, luly. The appeal in endorsed Ly
pastors of the Presbyterian , Meth
odist. BaptistCongregat ional,0hris-
lian and Episcopal churches of Lin.
coin , Governor Poynter , W. F. Porter
ter , and faculties of the Wesleyun
university and State university of
Lincoln. All contributions sent to
.1. 11. Auld , cashier of City National
Bank , Lincoln , will bo auk a owl *
edged and receipted for.
Did it ever occur to you that
rent in Proken Bow was too low
both for residence and business
properties. Figure what inter
est the rent you pay will amount
to on the sum the building you
occupy would cost to build and
you will see the point. Would it
not be a nice thingto buy either
a business house or residence , or
both if you need them , while
they can be had reasonable , than
to wait until rent goes up and
you find property has correspond
ingly advanced.
SCHEDULE OF BROKEN BOW MAILS.
1'oucl ) for woatvill cloBO at 8 p. in. , except
Sunday when tt will close ut 7 p in.
Pouch , east ( or train No. 13 closet ut 3.30 a in
and foi No. 41 cloees at , 11 in. Mail for Annie ?
and points onst lit Grand I lund carried on train
No.14. .
Oronloyla at Ityno andTnckorrlllc , dally ex
cept Sunday cloios. at 7 a m : returning enmo day
Callaway Tin , Mc'Klntcy dally except Sunday
clones HI 7 a in , returning same duy.
Hound Valley via Green nnd Klton close at 7 n
m , Monday , Wcdnetdy and Fridays , returning
natro day
Snmnor Tin Gnriisoy , Georgetown and Upton
trrivcsatll SO , TuoeJsy Thursdiiy and Satup
day , returning loaves lit 12,30 oamo day.
OCilO ) hours from B.OOn in to 8.00 p in Sun
day 8 30 to 0 30 a. in. Lobby open week ilaye from
7 a m to 8 p m. I , . U. JKWKTT , l'M.
Notice
Wo , the undersigned , have leased
what is known as Gaudy's Sand
Bank. Parties wishing sand can
have same by calling on us.
Z. O. & W. J. OBOSB.
4-19 Broken Bow , Neb
SHOKS ! SIIOHS ! SHOES ! Mens
shoes , Ladies shoes , children's
shoes , in fact shoes for everybody.
Plow shoes , vici kid shoes , Ladies
fine dress shoe , Ladies Oxfords
of all styles , Bicycle shoe * , Tennis
shoes. 'Jhe Largesvariety. The
Largest stock and the Largest
Bargains in shoes , in Custer
County at the RACKUT STOKU ,
South East corner , Broken How ,
Nebraska.
Write Hayden Bros. , Omaha
Wholesale Supply House for pr\3cn
and HamploB. 2 8 lyr.
Job printing at this otlioe.
TO THE PEOPLE
OF BROKEN BOW AND VICINITY ,
Having1 recently opened up a DrugSjore in the
Reality Block , south side of Public Square , known
us the
I'intend to make your town my future home
and ask you for'at least a share of your Patronage.
Fair Dealing , Quick Sales and Small Profits , we
will try to please all. We are strangers among
strangers and all \ve ask is to prove to you we mean
what we say. Come in and get our prices and
make our acquaintance. Yours to Please ,
BROKEN BOW , NEBRASKA
fefec&J
BAKING
POWDER
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
. .
ROVAl OAKINQ POWDER CO. , NCW YORK.
OUNTY REPUBLICAN
IB Iho only republican newspaper publiGhedtin Broken Bow
and it up to date with news at the County Seat. It ia
the oldest paper in the county , and having the largest cir
culation it is the
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM
published in Ouster county. The subscription price ia only
As an inducement to all in arrears or new subscribers who
pay a joar \ \ advance , we will furnish the
PAHM JOTJUNAL FIVE YEAES
from Iho drat of January FREE. ThisiaVfarni ! journal
in which all farmers , gardonera and house ! keepers would
bo intercHted.
: -HSEE OUR , CLUBBING LISI - :
with the Inter OoeanBepi Journaljaud'olher'paparu. A
TheaCuster County Eepublican ,
Broken Bow , Nebraska
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Its Easy Writing
If its a WlckenstJerfsr No. 5.
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operators who dssire a simple and speedy
More "Bllcks" In use among Iowa and Ne-
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Ihi market doing hundred-dollar work that Is
sold at a popular price.
Has sS Keys , of aj. Characters nnd Letters ;
Portable , weighing but Six Pounds wlih case.
Copies nnd Manifolds peifectly , ia caibon
oples beln ? easily talcen at one writing.
Only ons prke Sss.oo net. On ten days ap-
priAal to any responsible man in Iowa or Nebraska.
Address ,
HARCJER & BLISH ,
1 ( lenoral Agents ,
004-910 Alain Street , DUBUQUR , IOWA.
We tut nvr
from 10,000 to
25,000 Ifltcrj
every day
building In the world. We have
We own nnd occupy the tallest mercantile
. Sixteen hundred clcrlts nre constantly
customers.
over a.000,000
engaged filling out-of-town orders.
OUR GENERAL CATALOGUE lo the book of the people It quotes
Wholesale Prices to Everybody , has over J.ooo pages , it.ooo Illustrations , nnd
mail
. It costs ' cents to print nnd
60,000 descriptions of articles with prices. 11
CUNTS to show
each copy. We want you to have one. SEND FIFTEEN .
your good faith , nnd we'll aend you a copy FREE , with nil charges prepaid.
Michigan Avo. anil Madison Street
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THE DAILY AND SUNDAY EDITIONS OF THE INTER OCEAN
ARE THE BEST EVER SEEN IN THE WEST.
INTER OCEAN'S NEWS IS EXCLUSIVE. *
Price ol Dally bv mall St. 00 per year
Price ol Sunday" by mull SZOOreryenr
Dally and Sun Jay "by 56 00 per year
Moving ! Moving !
WE AHE MOVTOI
We are going to occupy the large double room on the I
southeast corner of the Square , recently vacated by O. P. i
Perley , with a Mammoth Stock of Groceries , Queensware ,
Stoneware , Cutlery , Flour , Feed and Seeds.
Fresh Fruils a Specialty. .
Come and see us at our New Stand. We will treat
you right. YOURS FOR BUSINESS ,
Peale & John 'I '
Trie Grocers Vliolesale & Retail
BROKEN BOW , NEBRASKA.
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i \\e have over 100 sets of good first-class Farm Harness
s 2 that wo will soil at ttio old price of last year. Our rea-
2I I < § i son for this is that wo have carried them over from last
s year and the leather in them was bought cheap. This I
s t m gives us a chance t' : undersell all competitors by ten I
51 I per cent. I
s I For Cash Only. . . .
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tI ! At low price quoted. On Saddles wo are always right , i
i Don't forgot our line of Hardware , Barb Hog Fence ,
is Buggies and Wagons , Cook Stoves and Ranges , the
s best on earth for the price.
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