Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, August 30, 1900, Image 10
These are sweet words , but how much pain and suffering : they used to moan. It's Different now. Since Mother's Friend has 'become known expectant mothers have been spared much of the anguish of child birth. Mother's Friend Is a liniment to be applied externally. It Is rubbed thoroufhlv Into the muscles of the abdomen. It gives elasticity and strength , and when the final great strain comes they respond quickly and easily without pain. Mother's Friend Is never taken Internally. Internal remedies at this time do more harm than good If a woman Is supplied with this splendid lini ment she need never fear rising or swelling breasts , morning sickness , or any of the discomforts which usually accompany preg nancy. The proprietor of a large hotel In Tampa , Fla. , writes : "My wife had an awful time with her first child. During her second pregnancy , Mother's Friend was used and the baby was born easily before the doctor arrived. It's certainly great. " Get Mother's Friend at the drugstore. $1 per bottle. THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. , Atlanta , Gn. Write for our free Illustrated book , " Iltforo Uabj ll Born. " Ilyiio. [ Omitted Inst week.1 Farmers nro very busy haying and threshing. C. H. Lamlrcth hns commenced threshing near Ryio. Wheat yields nbout ilno bushels per acto. TLo lutunpe lieut was broken ycBtordny Tuesday ) nlternoon , by two light uhowerP , reviving corn and pastures. Natiby acknowledges a pleasant vlul on Monday from Alexander Orltlon formerly of Hyno , Nobr. , but now o Galenn , Kimsna. Ills health is good having nged very little In appearance during bla live years' residence In Kun nas. nas.Ci Ci II Landrcth ia threshing nen Ryno , Wheat yields from four to nine. buBhelfl per aoro. O. G. Empllcld nnd his mother , nnd Bister Nellie Blurted on last Saturday enroute to Pennsylvania , to visit among relatives. Instead of going to Yoik county to thresh , Metiers. Plckett.Polkoy and Rtnl went to Morna valley nnd Glister Center finding work at remunerative wnges They Inform us that wheat yields fron 8 to 17 bushels per acre. What'B tlio matter with Nrbraelca four fnir rains Hlnco liiBt writing , nod i wind starm last Thursday evening thrown In to cool the atmosphere Ground thoroughly Bonked , paatures remind us ol May ; corn better than ex- pooled. No hauling ; nil busy hnying , cutting corn and threshing. Stand up fur Nebraska. MAUKIUD At the residence of the bride's purente , In Turner valley , Aug ust 22(1 ( , Mr. Hoes George and Miss Pan 110 Scott , Judge MoMnllim ofllclatlng. Tlu'Bo young people nro well and favorably - ably known , nnd start life's weeded bliss with the bent wishes of their many friends. They were kindly runrmberud with many presents , both n eful and ornamental. 1. . M. Plckott showed us some corn ttiat is hard to boat. Ho planted one grain in n hill , at dlstanco usually planted. He says it wns In roasting cnrs before other corn showed earn. lie husked two hills , caoh stalk hail two II C'UB n foot long ; one Btullc had six euck- urs , with iivojjooJ iars and n fair sized nubbin ; the otlur Imd three mokers and a largo ear on each. Now Is The Time To Subscribe. The State and National campaign for 1000 is now on. Every body should keep posted. The National campaign as well as the state's bids fair to bo both exciting and interest ing. No body who has any inter- oat in the result of the campaign should bo without , : i county and state paper In order that every citizens in Custer county may keep posted , wo have dooided to make a special price on iheliBruuLiOANSoas put it within the reach of ovorbody. To all new subscribers as well as to all who pay up arrearges wo will fur nish the RirunucAN for 25 cents to the first of January 1001 , or the REPUBLICAN and State Journal to Jon. 1st 1001 for 50 ; the How York Tribune or Bee and RKPUULIOAN for 05 cents to January 1st 11)01. ) Kansas City Journal and RKPUBLICAN 60 cents , Wanted. On and after September 1st and 2d I will bo ready for your game , grouse and prairie chickens. No quail will be received until after November 1st. I nave a freezer that will bold seven thousand birds , one-half mile west of Tappan valley echool house. I will receive the above at tb.3 old Elands in Broken Bow , Kyeraon'fl and Bowen'u. g23-4t B. 0. TAITAN , District Court. District ( ourt cor.vcncd Monday alUTiioon , Judge Sullivan | residing. Thi ) first O'lHu ' culled up wan that of Thop. Haley and Win , Redding , A ho are charged with burglarizing the ( store of Airs , L5. J. Tiurnc ) , of AtiPicy , on the night of the 24th of Inly. The eat > c is buing proHe- cutt-d by County Attorney Kirkpat- rtc-k and C. U , llolcomb. J. B Smith is attorney for the defend ants. The trial of the cnso w miot concluded until I tiusday afternoon. The jury brought in a verdict ot guilty after being out three hours. The names of the jurors in t'io ODBC are J ( ) Taj lor , J A. llnll , D. C. Konklc , VV. W. Tool.ty , John Klin n , A. Gustafson , Knuto Lee , Joe Weoth , Gro. Williams , A. D Mar lins , J. M. AinoH and W. A. Hence. NebrasU , A. U Car. ' 1 ho Nebraska G A. R car for Jrokon Bow started Saturday morn- ng for Chicago , accompanied by a lumber of the members of the G , \ . R , of the county and their fatni ion. The names of those who tartcd from hero , as near as wo vero ublo to loam , wnro State Com nandor John Ruobu , Gco. Carr , G. i , Rawfion , Jan. booley , C. W. 3ooth , A. 11. Shoemuker , J. B. Clump , II. W , Goorfto , A. W. Jrako and wife , C. M , Blowers and wife , A. U Brown and wito , W. 11. Thompson and wife , Enoch Now- jurn , Mesdames P. A. Walton , A. J. Robertson , Ed. MeComas and lid die Mayer. Mrs. McComas will jo on to Bellfontaiue , Ohio , to visit it her old homo while i-ono. Eddie Mayer will go on to Now York , to his mother's people , to go to school. The follow who was arrested on the 18th inst , on complaint of 8. P. Great , charged with attempt to rtoal a buggy and team , was released from custody on the 2Cthon motion of County Attorney Kirkpatrick , for lack of evidence. The man , while in the city , gtwo two or throe different mimes , but wan arrested under the name of F. M. Williams , lie lured a team at the Gront barn , slating that he had u ranch near Arnold , and nas going to tell some cattle. Ho had no money to pay ior his lodging or for the team , but suggested that bo bad a draft for $180 , but the proprietor declined to ojtsh it. After Williams had been gone with the team for a short tune , Mr. Great saw eomo parlies from Arnold , and on learning that no such man or ranch was in that vicinity , had a warrant issued for Williams' arroRt. He was over hauled near Morna , and brought back. Being unable to soctiro any evidonoo against him , he was re leased. Resolutions of Respect and Condolence by the Mason City llantist Church. Sister May Jackson-Wood was horn April 14 , 1880 , died ' July 7 , 1000 , ago 20 years , 2'months and 23 daj'H. She professed faith in Christ , aud was baptized into the lollowship of Maron City Baptist rhuroh by Uev. Lewis , July 15 , 1804 , where she remained faithful and consistent in all relations of life , until death claimed her as his own. May was a true and noble Christian woman , and was resigned to the will of God. ItcHohed , That In her death the church and family BUB tallied n Croat loia , the church a faithful - ful member and a devoted \vorkur , the family a lovablu duuijlitur and ntlcitlounto fUtcr. Tim' the chnrcli enter Into dee | > vympathyltli tlio family nnd ( rlond ot the deceased. To the huebnnd , ftithor , mother and thrto Hislers wo say , \veup not for Mnr , for Mio U at rest , but follow In r example , as ahu followed Clirlnt. That n copy of thiso resolutions bo I'ri'flentcd to the riiuilly , slid coplett ent to the .Mnnon City Truuiurlpt aud C'UBTKII COUNTI KtruiiLilUN. "Tlioro Is a ItinU of pnro doll | > ht , Where enluts Immortal rolgn , Intlnlte day excludes the ulKnt , Aud plcaitirus baulth piiln. " J. It. WOODS , G. W. KUNYAN , $1,50 Vcr ituulicl lor a I.untl of Wlic-at. The Callaway Milling nnd Manu * facturing Oompany will pay $1 r 0 per bushel for the load of wheat that in sold to thorn this season , that upon examination and compari son by three competent judges , is pronounced the bust. CONDITIONS. No ontiy will be made of less than 25 bushels. No one person allowed more than two entries. All wheat entered shall bo hard spring wheat , fairly well cleaned. Entries will close on Deo. 1C , 1000 , and the award made before Jan 1 , 1901. CALLAWAY MILLING & M'r'o Co. ( Cut this out and save it. ) a30-4 Woscott & Gibbons have seventy , live head of trotting cells from four to six years oldby our Onward and Electioneer horses all up treaded , stylisb , with good action , all bays , cheslnuta and biowns. Their dams are by sons of Almost (33) ( ) , Exile , Van Zaiit , and other liuoly bred stallions. It will pay anyone want ing such to come and see them , t'loy are the best bred lot of horses in Nebraska. We also have twenty- five head of olydo colts same ages for sale and wo will sell one or all at extremely low prices. 8-10.31. WEBOOTTI&GIUUONB. VVosoott , Nobr. i. . .7. Pair Prices , Best Material , and Best C. B. BETTS 5 fiuitor Workmanship. . . , Decorator AND nsasraa Perrv Bauer & Ennis ° MAnA > Nwm 1 ClU AV ilJ > - LrflllllQj , . UtAUANJ KB SATISFACTION. and PulBdophaPaf | | & Wholesale Butter , Eges , Poultry and Game DOLLAR YEAR. We own nnd occupy the tallest merrnntilf building In tlie world. We have over 3,000,001) customers. Slxtern hundred clerks nre constantly mean1I'llinR ' out-of-town orders. OUR OnNHRAICATAIOOUr u the beak of thf people It quotei VVIiolc'S.iIe Prices to Everybody , limovtr 1,0-0 pices , lO.ooo illustrations , nnd 6oii i descriptions of articles with prices. It costs 71 cents to print and mail laihcopy. We want you t > I'avo oiw SE.ND TIFTEIiN CENTS to sho\/ your cotd faith , nnd we'll ct .id you n LP * y 1'iICC , with nil charges prepaid of SouMifceiitli Annual ot Custt r Baptist Association , To meet with the Baptist church at Maeon City , Nebr. , August 31 static ] September 1st and 2d , 1000 : A. II ConNIxit.Modurntor. A. L. PIKIICK , Clerk VltlDAY , AUG. 3Uf. SUNDAY SCHOOL CONYK.STION. 8:10 : p. m. Opening serviceconducted by John A. Hull , of Miii-oii Oily. 8:15 : Reports from Sunday School * . UM5 Address Christian Stewn dalilp , by Rev. O. A. Duzzull , of Gaudy Church. 315 Annual addri sc. IIH appointed by Astocln- lion , Huv. J. U WooclH. I:00-Pnpcr What Method of Tcnchliig l Hest to Hecnro Itlblo Kuowledgo ? Sire A. U. Cornldti. UlectiDclon , K L. Carusa. Klcollon of olllcora. KVENINCI I . Y P. U. SESSION. 7:30 p in. opening Service , conducted by Mrs. Joe Hunlntjtoii. 7:15-ltuvlcwol : Year's Work of H Y. P. U In Ouster Association , by II L. Fnizler t'rC3. 8 CO Election of olllcors in d bunliioi > B cei < Blon , In what \V y Is the Church licneflttod by n II. Y. 1' U r-MrB W T. I'owora. Itrtkon Duw , Lli < cim od oy Hurt Hi 11 , Mauon City , SATURDAY , SKl'T , 1ST , MOUNINU. 10:30 : n. m.--Sermon RH dlructed by AHROdutlon , Uev S.t ! . Cadwoll. ( JnllliiK of AfBOc'lutlon to order and en- roilmoni Eli'ctlou of olllcers lUaillni ; of order of bmlnosu , by clerk. Uxtendiivj usual Invitation to visiting members. Heading of Mnjoti City church letter , Appointment ot commlttuca on resolu tions , admlitelnns , obitmules , time and placu of next ineoiln . LflttrB from churches , 11:00-Adjournment. : AFTEIINOON. S:00 : n. in. What must n Man Uellcvo to bo n Mlfslomiry Ihiptlut' Willie Oilwoll Itro- ki n How. 2L'0--llecii6hlon : by Nc Cioorgc , Win. Klou , Kev. Thomas. 2:30 : Iteports of commltteta. J 10Wtmmn'u Meotlnc Homo Missions , Mrs , U , M. Aeaoclatlonnl director. Torelen illusion i , Mrs. K. 1' . .MeGrcw , AsiocU- tlonal secretary. HoTlow of Work and "Our Need * , " Mrs. J. il. Kcrr , bttttu fcc'y , 3:50 : Adjournment , KVKNIMQ. 7-00 p. m. Unfinished Imsliiccs. Sermon , W. D Hall , of Bargont. SUNDAY , SEPT. yu. MOUNINO. Hundsy morning music , an prcpurod by Mrs. Willis oudwill. Strmou by Itov. U W. llrluatad , Oenernl ltl-i 16iury , omulia ArThllNOON. S'M : p. m. Duet , BlrH. K. II. Ilurrows and Dr. Lewis. Herinon by Uev. H. W. Hlchards , pastor of Droken llou church , Honort from Ornnd Island Collvgo. Adjaurnment. All etato workers given n lioMty welcome , and Invited to distribute literature and rocoho dona- tlone to their work. "Home Visitors' " Excursions Sept , 10 and 36 , NebrtiBkanfl can go e flt very cheaply SBptumbi'i 10th nnd 20h ; On tticre dntcs I lie Uurlington Route will Boll tickets to all poiuts in Iowa , WlBOOiiBlu nud Northern Peninsula of Michigan , nt rnto of one fnre plus $2.00 ( or I he round trip. Sixmo low rate will apply to points in Southern Minnesota , Northern Missouri , and Central and Western llllitolR. TIckotH will ho good to return any time wlililu thirty days from date of Issue , For fnrthor Information , consult nvarcet tiokt-t ncfnt , or write to J.Fniu- cle , Ueuernl Puesonger Agent , Oainba , Nebr , og23-4t We Have Added to our shop a full line of wood work ing machinery , anil therefore would auk n part of your patronage in this line , in which wo can save you money. Also ask carpenters and contractors to lot us do their job work , such as planing , ripping , Boroll work , in fact everything that in done in a first class job shop. In our old line wo are upto-date. Wind Mills. WTo carry all standard gradeH. Pumps. Wo carry a full and complete stock of all styles. In pipe and well material wo always have it at the lowest pOHflible price. Fittings and brass goods , hose , belting , tanks , feed grinders , horse powers , in fact everything that belongs to our trade. Wo carry in stock the L.ITri..i : JA.CK OP At , ! . Til A.DKH GAHOI.INIS for pumping or power. Also second end hand gasoline engines , steam engines in which wo can give you a bargain. In hydraulic and caging wells we have the best and quickest machinery that is manufactured in this day and age of the world , and can guarantee our work in this line. Yours Very Rcsp'y , 0. H. CONEAD. PENN & DORRIS , HLAOKSMITII9. All slmla of work In our line done promptly : uid In llrst-olnas order. Red Shop on the corner , weet of ibe hoeo house. Give us n trial. To Tlie itocUluH. Low rate ; to Golomdu aud Utah of fered by the .Burlington route. Four red letter days. On August 7 and 21 , and on Septem ber 4 Hiul 18 , the Hnrlingtou will soil round trip tickets to Denver , Pueblo , Colorado Springe.Ogilon.yalt Lake City , Deadwood and Hot Springs for one fare plus $2. Tickets sold at those remarkably low ratoa will bo good to return till Ootober The nearest agent of the Burlington Route will be pleaded to toll you trie cost of a ticket and to help you plan your trip. Descriptive lit raturo free on application. S-6-4t. Wholesale and Retail Groceries . .AND. . CrockeryB Clocks , Pickles , Lamps , Extracts , Patent Pickling Medicines , Vinegar , FIRE CLAY Cutlery. Spices. COOKING WAKE will not break with heat , will not rust or corrode BAKIs PANS , COOKERS , PIE PANS , Tea and Coffee Pots , Boasters , Etc. Use tliis VLTetre for Health. CHAS. E. FOUD , President , 0 in aim , Nub. II. Q , HOQKIIS , OaBhtor , Hrokcn Bow. J. M. KIMUEHLING , Vlco-Prca , Broken Bow. S. II. IIOYT , Aus't Carkler STATE BAffi BROKEN BOW , NEB. General Banking Business Transacted , DlUROTOng : Cliae. E. Ford. J. M. Klmberllng. B. It Itoyt , H. Q. Rogers. V. D. Caldwell Make a specialty of loaning money on cattle. * iy- THEm - fefi m Commercial Hotel " " . /A ? ! ii-'b " > ' < * IICRACE F. KENNEDY , Prop'r. . 1 Southwest corner Square , * ' ' : BROKEN BOW , - - NEBRASKA. 1 I \ . The Hotel has been refitted and refurnished . .v . * M * " . / throughout. Sample rooms for Commerical men. Bath J/ ] - & rooms in connection. Free Bus to and from all trains. ' * . ( LIVERY IN CONNECTION WITH THE HOTEL , (8 ( Try us once and you will come again , Hi. ; ? H&i iw ; : * iC WHIT IS IT ? A NEW FIRM.t > We have purchased the stock of BICYCLES , etc. , from Edwin F. Myers. We have moved just across the street from the old location , where we are better situated , have more room , aud can show you what we havo. In addi tion to our stock of Bicycles , Sundries , etc. , we have employed the BEST GUN REPAIR MAN this side of Omaha. If yon have an old gun that won't shoot , bring it in , and we will fix U for you. Wo still have a lew EAGLE BICYCLES left , and can sell you one on easy tf-rme. Also we have a full line of AMMUNITION. Repairing of all kinds. Bicycles and Guns for rent. Stack & HoEcomb , F. C. WOIWALL , President. A. J. UOIIKUTSON Vlco-1'res. Farmers Bank of Custer County , BROKEN BOW , NEB. Trausacts a General Banking Business. County Claims and , Warrants Bought'