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XIX , . BROKEN BOW , CUSTER COUNTY , NEBRASKA , THURSDAY , JANUARY 10 , 1901-EIGHT PAGES , NO 30 ,
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timely friend , bus eium-d a rest.
Lay it aside Secure a new one.
Tbo world moves. Carry a roll
II s
able watcb , uul ea you wish to be
behind the times and the time.
Watcb your time by carrying a
time-niece that 1 can guarantee.
My recommendation meanA
watcb that baa impned fhecxnc'ing
:
I observatory test before coming o
me , a watob thit I know , ( mm
tunn > years' ac'uitl htind ing of
s flno WBtchea , to be 'be beat of ire i
kind and price dor-en't 'matter
wbac that puoe may be. My three
grades are , good , bntte best. 5
Good watchcB , { 5 80 UP
Better a'chea $7 90 up
Beet watches , 817.00 up 5s
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Orfldnato of Chicago Opthftlmlo College ,
School Books ,
Tablets
AND-
School Supplies ,
. G. Haeberle's.
it lBi t the iimtcrlui
tUnt B eH Into your
repHlred wutcli that
reHuitH In a pcrft-ct
ma the
thut ( lo ' 8tbebu"iiiefa ( any bungler
can buy tbe line klndu of material
that I ueo In repairing ; but alfill
is ibe moet valuable material that
: an bu need In watcb repairing ;
and the bungler can't buy It. 1
sell my skill ( or what It la worth
and It will cost you less than
bnngllng at lower prices.
P. W. If AYES ,
Jeweler ind Optician
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MARKET REPORT.
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Corn S3
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Hatter . . . _ . 16
Bgm 17
PoUtoM _ . . . _ . 60 *
Onions SI0
CblckeiiB 0 d sen
Ilogi 420
OOWH I 76
Steort - . _ 400
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: -John 3b Kneny
( SUCOBS8OB8 TO PEALR JoHN A BtTSIINBLL ) ,
The Big Store in the East End of Realty Block ,
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Have a Complete Stook5of
Groceries , Dry Goods , Queensware ,
Hats , Caps , Boots , Shoes
and Rubber Goods.
Wo know we can fill yonr'order and please , ad
the GOODS ARE RIGHT , and PRICES AS
LOW A3 THE LOWEST W . pay the
highest prices for all Country Produce .
Yours for business ,
JOHN & KNERR.
THE MEW QTOREA UUMMER
X DOT 1 1 KEEB O BEKKKKKKKI ) - JKKKKKKKKH
At the old stand of Suyder Bros , Realty Block.
It is a strictly up to-dato
Grocery and Fruit Establishment ,
Mr. J. N. Peal ? , who has had years of experience ,
1 knows the business thoroughly and is not afraid
of work , is moving things at a lively gait. No
Stock can be in better unapt to suit your every
desire in the w ay of
Staple and Fancy Groceries ,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR , CRA < KERS , PETI-
JOHN'S BREAKFAST FOOD , ROLLED
OATS GRAPE NfJTS AND ALL KINDS OF
CANNED GuODS AND DELIJA IBS Try
McCORD-BRADY'S CELEBRATED "GOLD
MEDAL" AND HECKIN'S HIHG GRADE
ROAS TED COFFEES , THE STANDARDS OF
THE WORLD FRESH FRUITS AND OYS
TERS A SPECIALTY. HIGHEST MARKET
PRICES FOE COUNTY PRODUi E
We invite you to drop in and examine our stock and
get pi iocs before buying. We are always glad to Bee
you , and shall < * ndee.vor to merit a share of your trade
Youri for
PEALE CASH GROCERY CO-
Business Pointers.
Dr. T. W Bass , dentist , Broken
Kow.
Pepsin Gum , two packages for a
nickel at WILKINB' PHABUAOT.
Special prices on all kinds of can
ned goods at Peale'e new store in
Realty Block.
Write Hayden Bros. , Omaba.
Wholesale Supply House for prise *
and samples. a 8 lyr.
Don't forget the Pt ale Gash Gro
cury Co when in need of som < thing
iti their hue. They can intercut jou
All those interested in the Viavi
treatment should 8i e Mrs. Yaunny ,
at Commercial Hotel until Jan. 31
Two gcod quartets of laud tor
sale cheapeight miles south of town
dfl tf A. T. bEYHOLT
* Call on or write Broken Bow Ab-
etraut Co. when in need of an ab-
siraot of title. E RoyseAbBtraoter.
WQ invite your attention to our
him quality and ch-iap prices on all
k iidn of dried and evaporated fruits
THE PEALE CABU GBOCEBY Co
For Hale.
A pair of young draft horses
Inquire at Leo's barn.
Here comes "Shorty" Burk ; gire
him an order It shall be filled wit"
tno very bettand right prioeiby the
ej-lo Cash Grocery Co.
Whin in need of a tirsl-cluHd
auctioneer , call on or address
R. D. SULLIVAN ,
Broken Bow , Nebr. tf
'Ibe Peale Cash Grocery Co. are
sole agents for the Knickerbocker
brand of cold packed t < > mat < ) et <
which they guarantee to bo vt ry tine.
Fou SALE A one story cottage
with six large rooms , pleasant yard ,
and surroundings. Price $000
Call on L. J. Gandy or , at llm
oiQue. 7 Iftif
Cannon City coal at Diork-
Lumber Jo.
Lubricating oils of all kind * at
Wilkina' drug store.
Cosmopolitan patten.H ten cents.
No more. SNYDEB BKOB
Best stock Isrm in Custer county
foi sale , at $8 00 per acre.
JESSE GANDY.
Abstracts compiled promptly and
accurately by tbo Broken Bow Ab
stract Co E. Royso , Ahstraoter
FiIK SALE Fre-h joung COWB in
Roai- Valley , on W. 0. LUCO'H tarm ,
eleven miles northeast
janl 031 A. MoMoRTKY.
Uellol Central give UH ever )
body on the line for groceries , fresh
fruits , oyeteru tto. ; at prices always
the lowet-t.
THE PEALE CASU GBOCBIIY Co.
Bang's gallerieB at Broken Bow
and Ansley , are both , open all the
time , cabinets at $2 00 and $2 60 ,
and flue crayon pictures cheap
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Wo are solo agents For MuCord-
Bndy's celebrated Reception brand
of canned fruits * nd vegetables ,
none finer on earth.
PEALB ( JABII GBOCBUY Co.
Farms for sale and lands for rent.
Now is the time to get a farm cheap.
as ihe cheap farms are all going ,
and prices are advancing rapidly
J. G. BBENIZVB.
Toultrj Wanted.
Wo will pay the highest market
price either in cash or trade for chick
ens , pigeons and turkeys. Briny
them to us We will treat you right-
TUB PELB CASH GTIOOEBY Co.
'V. H. Farrer has opened up a
lunch counter in the building east
of Ledwioh's law oflioo. Oyaters
nerved m first class order. Meals
or lunch served from II , a. m. to 11
pui. Patronage lolioitud.
Local Mention.
Job printing at this office.
Alpha Morgan wont to Lincoln
la t night.
R. P. Scritsmier , of Lillinn , kind
ly remembered this ofliuo Tuesday.
John Swonson Jr , of Georgetown ,
marie this oflic-o a friendly call Mon
day.
day.J
J II Chapman , of Callaway , was
a city visitor Monday night aud
Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs. E. J. Pittaway are
the proud parents ot a ten pound
girl , born the 7lh of January ,
Judge Reoeo , A. R. Humphrey
and I A Reneau went to Lincoln
Sundny night.
F M. Ruhlec , 0. L GuttorMon
and Judge Sullivan visited the cap
ital last week.
It is reported that onn of Marshal
Eild\'s children at Mornn is quite
low with smallpox.
Editors Mair of Callaway ; Tom
Wrght , of Ansley ; and Arthui
Barks , of Sargent , were city viuitois
Tuesday.
E. Moseloy , of Elton , called Mon
day and ordered the REPUBLICAN
sent to his brother , J E Mosely ,
of Wantuga , Oklahoma ,
D W Thompson , thi < hardware
muM-lruit uf the north side , has
rented the titoro room in tlu Realty
block , rvoeutly vacated by W. II.
Penn & Co. , where wo are informed
he will move his stock of gcods thiu
week.
Mr. DavidRon , son-in-law of
John B'ily , has rented the Walton
durg store building for a mueio
store. A partition has been put in i
the store room and the family will ,
occupy the rear rooms for a resi
dence. '
We understand that Stack &
Boloomb recently sold Dr. W. H.
Penniugton a $200 auto bicyoln ,
which IB run by a small gasoline
motor , situated underneath the seat
On Hmooth roads it will attain a
Hpeed of sixty miles an hour.
H. J Edington , of East Custnr ,
was a Iri uoly caller Monday. He
reports occasional deaths among the
cattle in IUH vicinity , from the corn
stalk dint-ane , but says that deaths
are not BO frequent as they wore
earlier in the s ason.
J. L Me Williams , George and
Mrs. Herdh will leayo this evening
for Tabor , Iowa , to visit their
brother , W. G. MoWilliams , who
IH n ported quite sick. Mr. and
Mrs , Herat ) will go on to .Miaooun
on a vim before they return.
Dr Vaughn , of Alliance , died
lam Thursday in the pest bouse of
that place , with smallpox. There
are yet twelve oases there in tbo
puHt houHp , and ten in the city , Buys
the Alliance Grip. Eleven oases
have boon discharged from tbo
doctors' care.
Elmer Tl'ompson , foreman of the
Thompson cattle ranch , south went
of the city , was a friendly caller
ypHterday. He is holding two
bundled and fifty cattle on their
ranch tlrs winter. Ho reports no
logHufl , and that their cattle are
doing nicely.
New Line of
Buggies , Surreys ,
Spring Wagons
and Farm Wagons.
G. W , Apple.
Mayor Royae received a telegram
Saturday , frain Tie Siding Wyom
ing that the night before George
Nelson had been killed there , and
hat ho had a brother living at
Broken Bow. The Mayor mude
diligent inquiry , but was unable
to find anyone that knew the de
ceased.
The executive committee of Bro
ken Bow'a Commercial Club ia im
proving every opportunity to secure
new industries for Broken Bow ,
They now hrive two enterprisen in
tow , wnioh , fh"Uld they Buoceeo in
l.iLdiug , will bo greatly appreciated
by not only the citizens of Broken
Bow , but by the whole of Custor
county.
It has boon nearly three weeks
oince we have heard of any cattle
dying from corn stalk dinoaao in
thif- vicinity , and it ib to be hoped
no more will * The last we heard
of were : three for J. O Taylor and
throe for Mra Jane Taylor , three
for 8. W. Kellenbarger and five for
Eugene Cbrisman , about three
weeki ago ,
&AKIN6
ABSOLUTELY "PURE
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
ROYAL OAKINO POWOIR CO. , NEW YORK.
School opened again Wednesday
with a fair attendance.
S.K. Warriok ban been appointed
city treasurer in place of i3.il. Hoyt
resigned.
Wo are pleased to loam tbnt
Jas Lindloy , of Aneulino , who has
been very sick , is reported better.
The child of M. S. Eddy , of
Merna , who was reported very low
with small pox , is reported greatly
improved.
J. M. Bolts is with us , and as he
haa n chiokou oar hero every two
weuks , we can pay you the top
prides for chickens , turkoyo , ducks
and pipeons , and take them at any
time , You cannot overload us
with poultry , butter or eggs. It IB
just as good as the money to ua ,
and makes John Belts smile whenever
over he , BOOH them come.
JOHN & KNEIUI.
SI. HA. Meeting.
An adjourned meeting of the M
B. A. will bo hold Friday , at 2:30 :
p , m. D M AMSBBRUY , Sou'y.
( Quarantine liaised.
At the moctiug of the city coun
cil last night it waa moved and oar-
rind , that quarantine established
against public gatherings , ' business
houses etc. ; be maintained only
against individuals and residence
where contagious diseases existed.
A there are no capos of small pox
developed in any now families , the
general opinion was that there is
DO further danger of it spreading
and that it would only bo necessary
to maintain the quarantine , in tbo
future , whore the disease exists.
Peim and lloyse both Dot tbo I'luius.
Two appointments have come to
Custor county citizens during the
week from the present republican
state administration Charles Ponu
ha boon appointed as superintend
ent of the soldiers' homo at Milford.
Mr. Penn has all these yearn been
a loyal and active worker in the
republican ranks , and his recognition -
tion by tbo administration is a well
merited recognition for faithful
ness.
Koyse has boon soleotod secretary
on the state banking board , with
tioadquarters at Lincoln. The
selection of Mr. Royoo is especially
satisfactory to republicans bore.
For three years he has been chair
man of the county oommittao , and
has conducted our campaigns. The
fact that in this time the fusion
majority has boon reduced from
1,010 in ' 00 , to 11 in 1000 , speaks
well for the character of bis work.
HIP appointment comes aa a reward
of merit for well directed , earnest
and energetic work , and the REPUB
LICAN congratulates both Mensrs.
Koyse and Punn on their appoint
ments.
Church Serrices.
BAPTIST OUUBOII.
Services will be held Sunday
both morning and evening as form
erly. Sunday sohool at 10 a. m.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
cuuaon.
At the Christian church , Sunday ,
Jan. 18tb. Bible sohool at 10 a. m.
Sermon at 11 a. m. ; subject , "Jo
HU. < the Way. " Endeavor meeting
at 0:30 : p. m , A stereoptioon lee
turo on the life of Christ will be
given at 7:30. Special music A
solo by Miss Pinkaton , which will
be illustrated by stereoptioon slides.
All are cordially invited.
M. E. OIIUBOU.
Regular services will be resumed
at the Methodist church next Sun
day. The subject ot the morning
sermon will be , "What of the New
Century ? " Evening theme , ' -Les-
HoriH from the Transformation. "
Epworth League at 0:30. : Mr.
Loraax leader. Subject , "Youthful
ConHeoration. " 'I hero will be
preaching at Sunny Dell church in
the afternoon at 8 o'clock.
EUNBST A. KNIGHT , Pastor
For Hae.
Twenty acres of well improved
land within a mile of Broken Bow
for 1700. Inquire at this oflioo ,
Cattle Thieves Arrested
The Central Nebraska block Grower *
Association Did Effective Work
* In Short Time.
Last Wednesday , Jan. 2 , at 4 p.
m. L. II. Jewctt , vice president of
the Central rJobradka Stock Growers
Association , received a metisagu
from Senator F. M. Currie that 44
head of hia cattle , in Loup county ,
wore reported stolen. Mr. Juwott
at once notified W. A. George ,
president of the Association , by
telephone , and under bin instruc
tions Sheriff Armstrong was on the
graundu next day , accompanied
by J. 11. Carrie , of Bradshaw ,
brother of Senator Currio ,
and another gentleman of Sarguut.
Thur investigation proved the
bunch of cuttlu had not been stolen ,
but strayed and one Bluer hid been
shot down and butchered. J. L.
RittonhotiBO and W. W. McCul-
louou of Loup county , were believed
to bo the guilty parties. Before
making the arrest the aheriff
wont to ihe homo of RtllouhouBe ,
and tiudiuu no one there , instituted
a search , and found part of a beef
buried m a box near the house. They
also found a hide and throe feet of
the uuiuial that had been killed.
When airesled , Uittonhouso de
clared that ho had not had any buof
tor six weeks , but on being informed
by the thonil of the discovery on
ua premises , ho did not further per
sist m his boot story , The men
wore brought to Broken Bow for
safe keeping. Monday Attorney
Kirkpatriok put thorn through the
sweat box , and they ooufcButd to
uaving killed ouo animal for beef ,
jut duniod stealing the other 43
.load that were midsiug. They told
of the cattle 8tampnding when they
were in pursuit of the ono they
ullod. It is now thought that
most of the other missing oattlo
can bo found from the information
gained , but several milen from
, ho range on which they
were being hold. lioy Cole , of
Blaiue , was also arroi.ted and
brought to the city , but wlnn Kit-
IcuhouHo plead guilty , ho exoner
ated Cold , stating that ho had
nothing to do with the mealing.
Cole was released. Monday ovon.
tig Uutenhouso and MuCullouoh
wore taken to Dunning , in Blaitie
county , where the crime was al-
oged to have boon committed , and
taken before Justice of the Peace
Cline , where the plea of guilty was
entered against them. Tlioj were
thou brought back to Broken Bow ,
wheto they await the convening of
the district court in Blainu county.
The success of this , the first ef
fort of the Automation to run down
cattle rustlers prove * the value of
the organization to the titock raise
of Central Nebraska , and should
induce every one interested in htook
growing to become a member of
the association. The membership
fro is only $5 00. Similar associa
tions exist in the western part of
the state , Wyoming anil Colorado ,
and the vigor with which they have
prosecuted cattle thieves , has re
sulted in them almost charing their
territory of thorn.
Notice of Howard.
A reward ot $5.00 will be given
for information leading to convic
tion of any ouo tampering or ined-
liug with any line , or shooting in
sulators or doing any damage inten.
tionally on any line belonging to the
Broken Bow Telephone Exchange.
Warning is hereby given that any
persons so offending will bo prose
cuted to the full extent of the law.
BUOKKN Bow TELEPHONE Excn ,
ClilcUciin Ifor Hale.
Very Quo Blue Barred Plymouth
Rook chickens for sale , 2 miles
west of city. W. M.
d20 3m
Wbr "flerP ln "ddMU
CANCERS from cancer !
UKLU u T. O'CONNOK cant
cuiHtri , tumors and weui ; no knlfo , blood or
plaster. AUdreu 1304 O itieet , Lincoln , Kebr ,
( iletUon thU paper. ) Jan 3-Wt