Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, November 22, 1900, Image 8

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These are sweet words , but how much
pain and suffering they used to mean. 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 thoroughly
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 certainty great. "
Uct Mother's Prltnd nt the
drugstore. $ t per bottle.
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. ,
Atlanta , Ga.
' Write ( or our free Illmtrated book , " llefore llaby
It Horn. "
llrolicn How Township Vote.
The vote in Broken How town
ship , on the several candidates , IB H
follows :
For Clerk Maj.
W. U. Osborne , Jr..202 70
J. A , Doilz 210
Apaossor
W. M. Vanuico 234 43
J.F. Carlos 101
Treasurer
J. M. Kimberling 228 4l >
Minor Taylor 180
Constable
L. E. Cole 279 01
. II. M. Brownell 218
Road OverHcer , Diet. No. 1
Alfred Slogyott 24 13
Chas. Davis. . . . 0
Diet. No. 3
J. B. Holcomb 27 18
JohnKenoyor 14
Dial. No. 3
L. MoCaudloBS 25 10
Daniel Lewis 0
Dist. No. 4
John G. Boyoo , , t 17
B , M. Dorm , 0
DiH. No. 6
F. H. Arthur ' . 12
Kay Jenkins 7
Dist. No. 0
A. Gustafsou 11
G. E.Cadwell 0
Dial. No , 7
C. .T. Wright 22 12
Frank Norton 10
Ryim.
Griffith' ! ! well is mill flowing ,
llavo you secured your turkey
for T&ankegiviug.
Cold with three inches of snow
this Wednesday morning.
Jessie Dounel trapped two
coyotes. He's Hot Stuff.
The Callaway creamery went up
in smoke last Sunday morning ,
Messrs , Piokett , Polky nud Rusk
ro arranging their machinery to
shell corn.
Many cattle dying , muuy think it
is black leg , others claim it is
cauaud by the uhintz bugs in the
stalks.
Tuolrl U. Hicks 11)01 ) Almanac.
Whatever may bn said of the
scientific ) onuses upon which the
Rev. Irl R. Hicks bases his yearly
forecasts of storm and weather , it
is a remarkable fact that specific
warning of every great stormflood ,
cold wave and drouth , have been-
plainly printed in his now famous
Almanac for many years. The
latest startling proof of this fact
was the destruction of Galveston ,
Texas , on tlo : very day named by
Prof. Hicks in his 1000 Almanac ,
as one of disaster by storm along
thu gulf coasts. The 1001 Altnan-
ao , by far the finest , most complete
pud beautiful yet published , is now
ready. This remarkable bock of
nearly two hundred pagps,8plondidly
illustrated with charts and half-
toned engravings , gees as a premium
to evt'iy subscriber who pays one
dollar a ye r for Prof. Hioks's journal -
nal , Word and Works. The Al
manac alope is sent prepcid for
only 26c. Order from Words and
Works Publishing Co. 5201 Locust
street , St. Louis , Uo ,
Ijlncoln Ik'jiiibllcans will Hutlfy.
The republicans of Lincoln will
hold a ratification Saturday , Nov.
24ill , 1900. Thu uommittuo in
charge hah issued' the following
general invitation to the republicans
of the state to assist :
The "Republic being saved , "
peace , liberty and prosperity being
assured for the next four years un
der the judioioiis guidatuo of the
grand old republican party , and the
roturu of Nobraeka ( our own
"Queen ol the \VeBt , " ) to allegiance
to the party which brought her into
free bliitchood , is deemed by the
overjoyed republicans of Lincoln
and the statf at largo to bean event
requiring a rousing ratification.
The republicans of the capital
city , therefore , through their com
mittee , cordially invite you to como
to Lincoln Saturday , November
24th , pruparud to take part with us
and our noted invited guests and nil
state officers uloot , in a grand review
of the noisiest and most joyful roe
tire ratification and illumination in
the history of our city and state ,
As Vim , Vigor , Victory was the
inspiring motto of republicanism
during the campaign , lot the word
on this occasion bo "Johnnie- get
your Shot Gun , your Horn and
your Whistle , " and oomo November
24th , by foot , liorrie , or special
train , as the ways will be kept open ,
and upon that date all roads will
lead to Lincoln , the dome of whose *
capitol building will hereafter
reflect the golden hue of the joyous
night.
Come , republicans , in fact come
every one , who by their vote , voice
or sympathy , contributed to the
grand ronult of November Oth ,
Special rates made for this occa
sion.
Respectfully yours ,
8. T. COOUHAN , Ch'n.
WALT DAWSON , Seo'y.
WcHlcrvillc School Entertainment.
Miss Madge Kay gavn a school
entertainment at the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. Olark , which was attended
by the patrons of Westorville and
their families , The botieo wan
crowded. Mr. Myers , the noted
pianist , furnished a greater part of
the mue'io.
Miss Elsie Savillc , one of the
pupils , also proved herself worthy
of the highest compliments , for her
musical talunt.
One of the most prominent fea
tures of the evening was a parsing
contest , from the primary grammar
class.
class.All
All enjoyed listening to the care
fully prepared program.
Hetty Groen'i Old llntlculo.
Mrs. Hotty Green visits the New
York Gnomical National Bank , In
which she Is much Interested , nearly
every day , always carrying In her hand
the old reticule which has been known
to hold millions lu stocks and bonQs.
UonEresimnn Studies Flub.
Representative Small of North Car
olina Is devoting himself to the study
of fishes , and Is Incidentally trying to
have established on the coast of his
state a station to investigate problems
connected with marine fisheries.
TourliU a NuUuace In South Africa.
One of the curious features of the
war In South Africa Is the fact that a
number of tourlpts have gone down
to Capo Town In order to bo near the
scene of operations. So numerous
have they become that they have been
voted a nuisance by the British com
manders , and warning has been sent
out that no more visitors of the kind
arc needed or desired there.
Sen HlietU for Slippery Street * .
The board of works for the district
of St. Giles , London , instead of using
Band and line gravel to sprinkle as
phalt pavements when they arc wet
and slippery for horses , all of which
arc smooth shod in London.as in Paris ,
scatters small eea shells , which are
kept In bins hero and there along the
curb stones. These scorn to bo an ex
cellent substitute for gravel.
Struct Ilnllirny Decision.
Ono system of street railways over
some of which both freight and pas
sengers are carried and cars from
lines running to other towns are run
IB hold , la Oren ex rel. Barbour va.
Plngreo ( Mich. ) , 46 L. R. A. 407 , to
constitute a work of internal improve
ment within the meaning of the Michi
gan constitution , which forbids th
state to be interested in such works.
Free Complexion Ilcauttlller
Wo want every lady tender of the
to ' Complexion
uLiOAN try Dwight's
plexion Hoautifior , the most exqui
site toilet preparation. It is pure
und harmlessmakes the face smooth
as velvet and fair as alabaster. To
induce a fair trial of it wo will for
a short time only send FHKK a full
size , Fifty cenc box to every lady
who will pond us her post oflioo ad-
druBB silver dime to pay for packing
and postage. Only ono VUKE box to
each address but ladies may order
for their friends. Each box mailed
separately. Scud this notice and
your order at ONOK to D. W , CUBTKU
fcCo. , Huntington W. Va.
California Travel Increasing.
The increasing popularity of
tourj.Ht sleeping cars for transconti
nental travel ! H a Hiibjuct of much
onmmont among mil road nmn. It
in said that 8G per cent of the pau-
soiigorn to and from California travel
in tourist Jleepiug-uarH. Tlnno of rn
arc comfortable and not neatly HO
expensive ae palace aleopiug-oarH'
Tlio Burlington nilroad is doing a
gnat dual to uncourngo tourist-oar
travel , having increased its Califor
nia touriatcar survico this aoaeon
from onuo.a-woek to tliroo times a
week.
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 intor-
oet in thu result of the campaign
should be without , a uounty and
state paperIn order that every
citizens in Custer county may keep
posted , wo have decided to make a
special price on thollKPUULiOANsoas
put it within the roaoh of overbody.
To all now subscribers as well as to
all who pay uparrearges wo will fur
niah the Ki.rum.iCAN for 25 cents to
the first of January 1901 , nr the
REPUUMCAN and State Journal to
Jon. 1st 1901 for 50 ; the Hew York
Tribune or Bee and REPUBLICAN for
05 cents to January 1st 1001. Kansas
City Journal and REPUBLICAN 60
cents.
ToCilllorniain n Tountt Slejpcr.
In no other way can jou go to Califor
nia B > quickly , BO roinlortublo , and yet
BO economical , an In a tourist eloeplng
cnr.
cnr.Thu tourist cars used for tuo Burllng-
tou Overland Excursions are models of
comlort and convenience , lilKbbaek coats
and double windows- They are lighted
by gas. The heating nrrangiueut nro
admirable and the bed furnishings itro
clean and of good quality.
'Ilui itnrllnfrton Kxcursiono lenvn
Omalm every Tuesday and Thursday and
go through to San Francisco and Los-
Angeles without changes or dolayra of
anv kind. You can iolu tnem at Lin-
coin , Ilaetlnga. Oxfoid , or any other
station at which thu train stops. The
route is through Denver and Silt Lake
Olty , pant thu lineal scenery visible from
car windows any where on the globe.
An experienced excursion manager IB in
charge of Qich excursion party and a un
iformed porter accompanies each car.
Folder giving full information mailed
on request Beautiful Illustrated 72 page
book about Californiii cent on receipt of
six cents in stamps. J.FiiANCiB.
General Passenger Agent , OuiahaNeb.
novS 9t.
LOW RATKS WEST AND NORTHWEST.
Every Tuesday during October and
November the Burlington Route will soil
tickets at the following remarkably low
rates :
Ogden , Salt Lake City , Butte , Helena
and Anaconda , one way , 823. Round
trip , $40. Return limit , 30 days.
Spokane , Tiieoma , Seattle. Portland ,
Victoria and Vancouver , ono way 328.
Hound trip , $45. Return limit , 30 days.
Tickets and Information at all Burling
ton tlckttt ofllcea.
A Good Thing.
Our Great-Grandmother's
- garret
containing the same herbs of all
healing found m Karl's Clover root
tea. They gave our ancestor
strength , kept the blood puio , end
will do the same for you If you say
so. Price 25 ots. and 50 ots. Sold
by J. G. Haoberlo.
We will furnish the Kansas city
Journal and REPUBLICAN for $1.
per year.
TIME TABLE ,
BROKEN BOW , NEB.
Lincoln , Denver ,
Otniilia , Helena ,
Chicago , Unite ,
tit. Joseph , Portland ,
Kansas City , Halt Lake City ,
St. Louis , and all San Fraucleco ,
point ) cnit and south. and all points west ,
No. 43 VeitlDulud express daily , Lincoln , Oina-
1m , SI , Joseph. Kansas City , St. Louis , Chicago
cage nud nil p lnn tuBtlanil eonth 11 1lpm
No. 44 Local express .tally , Lincoln , Omalm ,
St. Jofeph , Knitsos City St , Lonlf , CMcuco
and nil points east und south O''nm
No , 40 F.right dally , llnvcnnu , Grand lnhml ,
Aurora , Sowardanil Lincoln 0(0am
No. 48 Freight , dally except Sunday , Itavenna
andliitermidlito points , 1 C5pm
No. 41 Vcstlbuloil express dally. Helena , Beat-
tic , llrttc , I'ortlu-.id mid till 1'aclllc Coast
points 414am
No. 43-Local oxprusu dally , Itltick Hills and
Intermediate points 500 pm
No , 4 ! > Frciuhl dally , Anaolmo Scucca.Whltmau
aud Alliance 1068mu
No.-17 Freight , dally except Bnuday , Suicca
and Intermediate points 1:35 j > in
Sleeping , dli.ltiK and reclining chair cars ( eoats
rco ) on through train * . Tlckcs sold and bag
gage chocked to auy point In tuj United State !
ana Canada ,
No. 48 has merctunJIso cars Tuesdays , TUnra-
dnys and Saturdays.
No. 40 will carry passorgcra ( or Itavcnn *
Qraud It-land , Seward and Lincoln ,
Information , mnpn , time tables and ticket
cull on or wrllo to 11. L. Ormsby , agent , or J
Fraucti , G. 1 > . A. , Oinnhu. Nebraska.
II. L. Oiuisnr , AKont.
SCHEDULE OF DROKEN DOW MAILS.
1'ouch for west will cloeo ut 8 p. m. , except
Sunday uhcn It will cloeo at 7pm ,
Ponch , cast lor train No. 4 olosos at 5.30 a m
and foi No. 41 closes ut , 11 a in. Mall for Annley
and point * euat ut Qraud Island Oirrlcd on train
No. 4i.
Ocontorla ot liyno scdTiickervllle , dally except
cept uuday clo cs , at 7 n m : returning namu day
Callawuy > lu , Mc'Klnley dally except Sunday
closes at 7 in , returning same day.
Itnund Valley via Green and Elton close at 7 a
m , Monday , Wednosdy and Krldaje , returning
BMCU day.
Smuuer via Qurnsoy , Georgetown and Uptou
arrrlret at 11.30 , Tueeday Tnuredajr aud Satur
day , returning leavui at li,30 tame day.
Ottloj honrb from 8.00 a into 8.00 i > m , Sun
day b.'JO to U.30 a. m , Lobby open week days trout
Tauito.spui. L. 11. JBWBTT , I'.M.
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1OO ± ZBaToies.
( Woiulor If the Imtnltatora will gurblo tliut thought. )
Our unso lot prices hnvo proven to bo u two-edged sword they have chopped off oxcosslvo margins for our cus
tomers und Increased our sales accordingly. The corn pickers who responded promptly to our 5 cent Husking mitt
advertisement were boneflttod just one-half on the 1008 pairs of mitts , bought of us. Buying one thousand pairs of
mittens ( ten bushels ) of ono kind , atone tlmo was an experiment wltu UF , not knowing how they would take , but
the fact that It took less than % days to dispose of the lot calls for our npology to the fellows who cnmo too late.
This only rcalllrms the old ndago that ! .
THE EARLY BIRD GETS THE WORM. . * i.l
TO THE BABIES OF I9OI
KDm .Grooting a m
BUDD'S BABY SHOES.
BURLINGTON , N. J.
cnch ono of you ushered Into
this world during the year 1001 Wo will
present your flrntnr \ \ of shots ( price
75cents ) free of charge Wo do this for
the purpose of showing our liberality ,
and at the same tlmo advertising our
ever popular line of Baby's Shoes.
Bring your Mothers with You.
In about .3 weeks wo will place on
sale ono lot Ladles' Fine Patent hea
ther shoes , just the kind of liltrh grade
shoos that city Retailers sell at 05.00
per pair our prlco will
bo In keeping with our
reputation for low prices
at per pair
In the meantime wo call vour at-
tontiou to our line of Ladles' Goodyear
Welt Solid Shoes at 2.50 as being the
best values and thu most appropriate
shoo for every day wear at this season
of the year.
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Ono of our Warm Overcoats will bo a bos
om friend to you these frosty mornings , !
Men ? Chinchilla Ulsters 33.75 worth $5.00
Mens Frlezo Ulsters 5.00 " 7.00
Mans Frlezo Ulsters 5.75 " 7.75
MOIIB Krlpo Ultors 10.00 " 18.50
Mons Chinchilla Ulstors . . . . 10.00 " 1250
Mens Dress Overcoats In a great variety
of styles , and prices as low as was over known.
GIVE THE ROYS A CHANCE.
Child's Neat Suits $1.00
Child's Vesten Suits 1.50
Child's Vestoo Suits 2.00 " ' * LOur
Child's Vesteo Suits 3.50
Child's Vestoo Suits n.oo
Child's Fancy Vests We and 1.25
We are always at the head of the
procession on men's , Boys and Children's
Suits.
Our Price Worth Our
Men's all Wool Suits. $ 4.95 $ 0.00 Price Worth
Men's all Wool Suits. 0.40 8.00 Men's Fancy Worsted Suits.$4.25 $5.50
Men's all Wool Suits. 850 10.00 Men's Fancy Worsted Suits. 500 7.00
Men's all Wool Suits. 0.50 12.00 Men's Fancy Worsted Suits. 7 50 9.00
Men's all Wool Suits. 9.90 12.50 Men's Fancy Worsted Suits. 9.00 12.00
Men's Velour Casslmoro Men's Fancy Worsted Suits.12.00 15.00
Suits 13.50 10.50 Men'slFaucy Worsted Suits. 15.50 10.50
A Great Reputation brlnps with It the responsibility of living up to it.
Wo long since achieved the reputation of showing a larger line of cloth
ing at lower prices than all others , and this'year wo are more than living
up to our reputation by giving our customers more goods for the same
money and better goods for less money than tlioy can got elsewhere.
Come to us for Men's , Women's and Children's Warm Over Shoos
Women's Fine Jhlgh Instep Jprsoy Alaskas at 75 cents worth $1.00 else
where , Men's fine Jersey Alaskas at Sl.OO worth $1.25.
Wo keep the other fellov.s guessing , but they are no competition for
us. Wo have a few immitutors left.Thoro is only ono Wilson & Drake ,
and the follow that "Mode Wilson & Drake what they aro" can't make
two'Uiore just like them the combination Is wrong.
North side. WILSON & DRAKE. 31
Any one wtalilog a new wfttch movement in an
old case , call on
J. M , SIMONSON ,
LBXDINO SHOBMAKEH A WATCH
Of tlie city , located in Uycreon's grocery store.
Dr. E. M. Hogan ,
Graduate Dentist
OUlco over \V. B.Swan'B Grocery etore.
Broken Bow , - Neb.
A. THOM 'JSON .
CONTKAOTOK AND UOILDEK. .
t@ PlsnB and estimates on short no *
tlce , Broken Bow , Neb.
Clinton Day ,
IMIYHICIATS AMD BUW.OKO1H
Broken Bowi Neb.
Office 1st door north of A. VV. Drake's
second bund Etore , west side square .Resi
dence GUi house west of Baptist cburob ,
Wm. F. Hopkins ,
CONTRACTOR. ANU IIUH.UICU
Plans and 8p clflcatlonB on short notice , MR.
tcrlal ( in ntthcd and buildings completed cheaper
Imn auy man In the state. Satisfaction guaran
cod as to plius nnu specifications.
JM Scott .
Attorney at Law
BKOKEN Bow , - NKBK.
CAMERON &KBE8K ,
A.T rORNB YS & COUNSKLLOUS AT
corns 8 9 Ttealty block , lirokcn Bow. Neb.
Dr. Chas. L. Mullins ,
PHYSIOIAN AND SUKGKON.
2d stairway from webt oiul.in Realt ;
block ; rcBiduuco , 3rd wont M. E
church , eamu aide of Btroot.
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T S5SaUA5 : Wholesale Butter , Eggs , Poultry aud Game