SUMMER SCHOOL ITEMS.
Functunllty is llret clnss at Summer
ecliooU
Mr. A. P. Vnnnlco is placing special
stress on diacritical marking , In reading ,
Mr. E , 0. Plckett drove to Cnllnwny
Saturday ,
Prof. R. Thompson of Collawy called
at our rooms Wednoedoy.
Visitors are welccmc at nil tlmec.
Ccmo right In nnd' make yourself fcol
quite at homo.
Remember tbe lecture Frldny evening
by ReV. W. II. Doggett , given In tlio
Episcopal church. Everybody Invited.
The teachers of the Summer school
hare organized n Lltfrnry Hooioty.
First program Friday 2:20 : p. m.
Six np.w students Imvo been enrolled
this week. Ttirro nro more yet to ent
er. The names of nil students are
p.ivcn bolow.
Mis * Jessie Ni.ion wbo was called
homo by the serious sickness of her _ fia
ter , in ngnln back In school. Her alster
is Improving rirplilly.
Scholars are coming In thick and fust
Jrom every dlrecllon , swelling our num
bers nnd Improving the looks of the
school.
Elements of Agriculture is receiving its
liret Introduction In public school work.
Prof. Gunn Is teaching this branch. 1
Is doing well.
In eplte of the warm wcnthcr the In-
tenet of the students has not decreased.
Tbis ehowB thnt they nre hero for hard
work.
Mies Nlckeon has returned from her
borne near Coznd where she wns called
BO mo timn ago on account ot the serious
illness ot her sister.
Miss llenne'a Urnwine clnea IB doing
orlplunl work. Each member of the
clkBB Is required to bring in leaves or
blades of gra < s.
The lecture last Thursday eveningby
Rev. Myers wna entertaining nnd in
structive. Memory wns the eubjeot of
lecture. Music was furnished by Mr , F.
Toylor and lira. Mner.
MIFBCB Bellinger nnd CrUt were vie-
Ited by their sisters the latter part of
l&Et week.Miss Crlet went with them to
their homo at Kingston returning Sun
day eve.
Rev. Geo. R. Boomer gave a lecture
in the Christian church Tuesday even
ing. The lecture wns interesting nnd
the views exhibited excellent phases of
Bconcs in the Fhllippluce. Excellent
music was furnished by the young poo-
pie of the church. *
J ! e Apple Myrtle Miller
Mae Bcckwlth Sadie H. Norcntt
Llbble llrenlrcr Cora Parkhnrat
John Caywood B U I'lckctt
Fanule Brake Kr uc L. Itcedcr
E f le llolcorob Klorcncti Bincrion
Bcrtlii Bbackleford Eliza Boycu
Ohas. Shaw Emma Luce
Flo Thorpe Mllla Luce
Ralph Moot a Lelau VN Idaraan
Mrs. J. 1 > . Uackrlll Lncy Darrii
8. E. MoWllllainB Kotia Orr
Lulu Drake ,
XERNA.
Edith KloTcnn Nettle llannawald
Jcfele Pollard KnbyUlll
Htclla Wllktnt Marie WftUh.
Lena Woo *
BBIlWtN.
Annlcc Ctrletenf eu Nellie Perking
Oarrlu Glldewell.
AXILKT.
Battle Bereer Cora Foitcr
Clara Brlttol Mary Oleaion
Grace Ilntltr Fanny Moody
Mabel Comitock May Oonellu.
MABON CITT
Mary Gleie KlKle Hhoden
L. Ona Lonckfl Hawton McAdami
Andrew Wtater
CALLAWAT
Kate UcCrary JnaBUm on
Fannie Tioyer Ada Eddy
Eliie Morgan.
WKfCOTT
WIIIIKTIT.
Myrtle Albert XcloBldwell
flarrj Klmball Carrie Mills
concneu.
Zellft Wood Nellie Mclntoib.
KLVlir
Mamie Eanpp
LODI ,
Allle VanAntwcrp Elilc Shannon
Cora Felkcr
Maccie liotcu
OTBH
Nellie Barhop Adelene Iloenefeld
GATES.
Yett * nazeu
LIB TAJIK.
Loin Halficld Ueitle Murray.
Cadle Franklin Alice Franklin
IITKO ,
Grace Griffith
KINGSTON.
Maude Bellinger Batle Crist
azonaiTowM ,
Matilda Swccton
IlmaBMon
cor ID.
Jetile Nixon
AMHLUo.
John J. L hmanowtky
TATLon.
Hannah Peiklca Laara Pcrklne
rui
DoclaNlchoUs
nvzucr.
l4 Je Laughrati
AHKOUI ,
Maude KOM .
UUXKHi
Marie Smetfl
IBCiCIA ,
Botetta Bennett
Artie Young ,
Our UxcUnuueB.
Mtion City Tranicrlpl
tfe D. B. Jonke , of Broken Bow
sp&nt Sunday in this place with tie
family of P. H. Marhy.
The Transcript understands that
Prof. Goo. D. Gunn , principal ol
Mason City nohools , will seek the
populiat nomination for county sup.
erintendent of schools.
Jl. C. and Bert Warrington anc
Mies Millie Worringlon were called
to their old homo in Guthno Center ,
Iowa , last Friday by the death of
the mother of M. C. and Bert Warr-
mgton.
Goo. Mulvaay , ouo of our good
in'dustrioua young farmers caul of
town , in improving the outward ap
pearance of hiH property by having
it painted. Stanton Allen IB doing
the work.
Callaway Courier
Ben Blcechlor recently purchased
two quarter sections of land known
as the Uarhcr and Thurbor places.
Kev. R. D. Maccarthy , formerly
resident of this vicinity , and well
known in Callaway died at Ogdcn
Utah on Saturday , Juno 8 , of a con
gestive chill. Kev. Maccarthy was
k man of learning and literary at-
ainmontB , an eloquent speaker , and
was often called upon to address
audiences in this and adjoining
counties.
Anelcy Chronicle -
Cards are out announcing the
redding of Alice Butler to Charles
Chandler on tne evening of June
JOth.
Dave Vansant is [ putting in two
new bridges between here nnd the
cemetery. These two bridges were
greatly needed.
Mrs J. A. Armour and two child
ren Ross and Avis , were visitiag in
Ausloy last week with Mrs. Ar
mour's parents'
B. J. Tierney went to York
Thursday rooming to attend ti o
graduating exercises of the Ursuliue
convent , Mr. Tiernoy's neice grad
uates.
When A. F. Pinkley wont to
make an abstract for bis property to
turn over to T. T. Daniels , who bad
made a bargain for the purchasing
of same , he discovered a f'20 judge
mont against the property , The
judgement was the expenses m the
mandamus proceedings agaiost the
the village board , of which Mr.
Pinkloy is chairman.
A. F. A. 31. Installation.
Emmet Crawford Lodge No. 143 A.
F. A. M. installed the following
officers Monday night : , Worshipful
master , M. K. Uagadorn , S. W-
Harvard Lomax , Jr. W. , Cyrus
Brenizor , Secy. A. Morgan , Treas.
J , G. Uaeberle , Sr. Deacon G. H.
Thorpe , Jr. Deacon Dr. W. E.
Talbot Tyler E. F. McClure. It
being the anniveisiary of John the
Baptist one of the ancient Saints to
whtohtho order erected. A profitable
time was spout in discusing the
origin of the order and the relation
of John the Baptist and John evan
gelist to the order.
Those taking part in the diacaion
were A. Morgan , G. II. Thorpe ,
Jud Kay and H. Lomax. History
was quo tfd tracing the order babk
to Noah and his successors down
to kings David , Solomon , Hiram
o the to time of Christ , .when the
wo Saints John were members of
the Craft , to whom the order was
subsequently erected , as instituted
under the Christian dispensation to
10 present. As the speakers had
jcen assigned their subject three
weeks previous , it enabled them to
jivothoir subject considerable study
md the session was one highly i
terstiug and profitable to those who
were fortunate enough to be present.
A Custer County Farmer.
Samuel Waddington , of Ortello
was a business caller at this office
Saturday. Mr. Waddington shipped
last week five oars of cattle and
bogs to Omaha of his own' foading.
There were twenty cars of stock
shipped at the same time from
Amselmo and Merna of Cuater
County raising. Mr. Waddington
received $5.00 for bis cattle and
$0.00 for his hogs , netting the hand
some sum of $5,585.
In speaking of Mr. Waddinpton's
shippment , The Daily Drovers
Journal-Stockman of Omaha has
the following :
S. Waddington marketed four
loads of cattle and one of hogs here
today and like all the patrons of
South Omaha , was highly pleased
with results. His cattle wera bought
when oalvos , high grade Short-horns
and Hcrefords , and had been on
feed seven and one-half months
He started in on shocked corn , then
followed snapped corn and they
were finished on shelled corn , with
milUt'hay for roughness , Big gains
were made , but as the cattle were
nt weighed into the feed lot , the
exact figure could not be obtained.
Today the C4 head weighed 1,302 Iba
a bd sold at $5 00. His hogs , 01
head of Poland Chinas , a * year old
averaged 310 Ibs and hold to Swift
at the day's high p rice , $0 , Mr.
Waddiugton has resided in Ouster
county thriteen jearf and says the
rainfall in his section is the heaviest
ho has ever known. Small gram is
looking fine , but corn is rather
backward.
Destructive Work of a Cloud Burst.
Floods in the Pooahontas coal
fields , West Virginia last Saturday ,
caused by a oloud burst , resulted in
the death of two hundred , or morn
people , by drowning , and damaged
coal mines to the amount of $2-
000,000 , and to the Norfolk &
Western railroad company $500 , *
000.
000.Tho
The rain commenced falling
Friday night and continued for
some lime in moderation , It was
after midnight when the heavens
seemed to open nnd pour forth
voKimcs of water and a cloud burst
over the town ot Vivian , which
with the already swollen streams ,
flooded the town and carried every
building but one with it.
Old Settlers' Picnic.
The Twelfth Annual Reunion
of the Old Settlers of Northwest
Custer county will be held in
JAMES UNDLCi S ( MOVE
, Aiisclino ,
Wednesday , July 10 , 15)01. )
PROGRAM
10:30 : a. in.
Music McrnaJJand
SOXG
Invocation Rev. Haney
Address of Welcome..II. K. At-
kisson
Responses A. C. Towlc ,
C. H. Cuss , S. M. Luce , Jas.
Wardrobe and Florian Ja
cobs.
INSTKUMKNTAI , MUSIC
Address Pres. J. M. Fodg-e
Music Merna Band
12:00 : M.
DINNER
2:00 : p. m.
Music Merna Band
Business of the Association.
Music Merna Orchestra
Address Hon. J. D. Ream
Paper "Educational Advantages
of Pioneer Children , "
Miss Grace Taylor
Recitation Miss Belle Foster
MUSIC
"Memories of Twenty Years" . .
I. A. Coleman
Poem ( original ) Miss Nelly
Taylor
Vocal Duet G. R. Russom
A Large
Stock of
WAILPAPER
PAPER
New
Spring1
Styles.
A WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
All Doctors bavo tried to cure
CATARRH by the uao ot powders , acid
gases , inhalers and drugs In oaftoform.
Theli powders dry up tbe mucuons
uiembr&oea causing them to crack open
and bleed. The powerful acids used In
the inhalers bnvo entirely eaten awny
the eame membranes tbat their makeie
bave aimed to cure , while pastes and
ointments ctnnot reach the dtaeaso. An
old nod experienced practitioner who
has for mnny years maiio a cloeo study
and specialty ot the treatment of
"
CATAKRH. "baa at last perfected n
treatment which when faithfully used
not only relieves at once , but permim-
entlycutes CATAUH11 , by removing
the cause , stopping the discharges , and
curing nil Intlanmtlon. It la the only
remedy known to science tbat actually
reaches the nfllicted pur's. ' Thia won
derful remedy IB known as "SNUFFLES
tbe GUARANTEED CATARRH
CURE" and is sold at the extremely
low price of One Dollar , each package
containing Internal and external medicine -
cine sufllolent fora full month's treat
ment nnd everything necessary to Us
perfect use.
"SNUFFLES" U the only perfect
OATAURH CURE every made nnd Is
now recognized as tbe only safe and
positive cure for tbat annoying and dis
gusting disease. It cures all Inflama
tlon quickly and permanently and U also
wonderfully quick to relieve HAY
FEVER or COLD In the DEAD.
CATARRH when neglected often loads
to CONSUMPFION "Snuflles" will
B&VO you If you use it at once , It IB no
ordinary remedy , but n complete treat
ment which is positively guaranteed to
euro Catarrh in , any form or stage if
used according to the directions which
accompany each package , Don't delay
but fiend for it at once , and write full
particulars as to your condition , nnd you
will receive special advice from the dis
coverer of this wonderful remedy regard
ing your case without cost to YOU be
yond tbe regular price ot' Snuffles" tbe
"Guaranteed Catanh Cure. "
Sent preprid to any addreiR in the
United States or Canada on receipt of
One Dollar. Address Dnpt. R 177 ,
EDWIN B. GILES & COMPANY , 2330
and 2332 Market Street , Philadelphia ,
I
I
and Daughter.
Reminiscences Early Days .
C. H. Jeffords , Stillman Gates ,
J. R. Baker , Frederick bcbrey-
er , James Lindley and others.
Master Workmen and Members
of Broken Bow Lodge No.
101 A. 0. U. W.
We , your committee appointed to
present at this meeting a testimonial
menial of onr CRteern and gratitude
to our worthy brother Mr. Rinne ,
who is about to depart from ns and
sever his active participations in the
of work this lodge , report as follow * :
Brother Fred Rtnne has for more
than eight years filled ihw oflioe of
Financier , effuieutly and honestly
and has by his peroifltent effort in
the collection of assessments , not
only materially benctitted the lodge
as a whole , but has kept each
mcmbor in good 'lauding , thereby
keeping up an individual in to re-1
tind contributed very largely to the
ruee.-B of our order in Broken Bow.
Dining the latter part of each
mouth for neary nineyears Fred's
salutation , "Hello , do you know
what date this ih1' has reminded us
that our beneficiar ? assessment w B
due , tnd the thought that from this
time on , we shall not have tli'a
gentle rf-mmdor , not only bringa
sorrow for our loss , but also app
rehension for the future , as wo real
ize how difficult it will bo to fill his
place.
place.While
While wo can but feel that by
the removal of Brother Uinne ,
Broken Bow Lodge No. 101 , will
loose one of its best members and
most efficient offices , yet wo are
pleased to know that wherever his
lot may be cast , The Ancient Order
of United Workman will still have
a worthy brother , an honorable
member and an able advocate.
Therefore , we , Broken Bew
Lodge No. 101 ot The Ancient
Order of United Workman , and
each individual member thereof ,
take pleasure in heartily commocd-
ing Brother Hinne to the members
of our farternity , found throughout
the world.
We also recommend that the
recorder be inbtructed to make this
testimonial a part of the records of
this lodge , that it bo published in
oar oity papers and that a copy duly
signed by the officers and giveii
under the seal of the lodge bo pre-
w ILLIS CADWELL
BROKEN BOW ABSTRACT CO. ,
Bonded.
I. A. RENEAU ,
Secretary-Treasurer and
Abstraoter.
Experience acd neatest
work.
Office. Main St. , Betwc
Broken Bow , Custei
T-\R. E. M. HOGAN ,
Office over W. 8. Swan' * Grocery
Btore.
Urokeu Bow , Nebraska.
TIAKER'S POOL HALL ,
W. K. BAKEU. Prop.
r a social came of pool , fto
t I run LI CAN Office.
Broken Bow , Nebraska.
E. RYERSON ,
For
Columbia Byclolos ,
Whveler & Wilson , and
New Homo Sewing
Machines.
REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS.
Broken Bow , Necraika ,
H. CONRAD ,
o.H.
Dealer In
Panips , Wind Mills ,
, Fittinge , Gaso
line Engine ? , etc. , etc.
Broken Bow , Nebraska.
1
T u. COSNKU ,
' '
'I'PAINTEK & PAPEK HANG Ell.
I' ' 15 year ? experience ,
I ! Term * teaBovabln.
Telephone No , lM. !
Broken How , Nebraska.
sontod to Brother Rinnc.
JiMKS SlOCK
C.
A. R. HUSIPUHEV
Ma \Vorkmen. .
W. B. EASTIUM.
Recorder.
Stock Growers' Association to Moo
Tbe Annnat meeting of the Cen
tral Nebraska Stool : Growerh' As
sociation , for tbe election of officers
Mid transacting of other business ,
will bo held at the Conrt House In
Broken Bow , Saturday , July 0 ,
1001 , at 1 o'clock p. m. All mem.
bers are expected to bu present.
I , A RKNKAU , W. A. GKOKGE ,
Seo'y. Pres ,
iloll County's ( ' 3 clone.
Holt county , un.ir Naper , was
vifitod la&t Friday with ; cyclone ,
whbh followed down the Koya
Pflha valley twenty rnilee.
Great destruction to property and
t
li'fe is reported , no less tbau eight
persons being killed and several
injured. Five of the Greening
family were among the number
killed , and three in the Anderson
f : mily.
Houses and timber in its course
were swept before H.
Card of Thanks.
The ladles of the Baptist ohurcl
here extend to the members of the
the Broken Bow band their sincere
thanks for playing for them Sat
urday evening on the occasion o
their pie and ice cream salo.
Committee.
THE REPUBLICAN
Job Printing.
It Ittti't tlie mnterlul
that COCH Into vour
repaired wutcti Hint
retmltH In a perfect
} oi . it is tne i nou ; flow
that does the business , any buogler
can buy the tine klnda of material
that I use In repairing ; but ekill
is the most valuable material thnt
: an be need in watch repairing ;
nnd the bungler can't buy It. I
eell my skill for what It Is worth
nud It will cost you lees than
bungling at lower prices.
P. W. HATES ,
Jeweler and Optlcinn ,
West side of equnre.
TKTAHL & FREED ,
Proprietors of
PALACE BARBER SHOP ,
West Side Square , Broken Bow
Nebrask * . Agcntu Clarkeon
Lincoln Laundry.
I. A. RenctD. Rasmus AtCeruoi ) .
Reneau &
Anderson.
Parma for Rent and Sale. All
cl&sjcs of realty bandied ( or east
ern Investors. Taxes paid ( or
con-residents ,
ion 4th & 5th Avenues ,
r County. Nebraska.
/ " * AM ERON& REESE
ATTOHNEVH A ISO
. ' .
Coituccllors-nt-l.a'w.
Jtoomt 8 and 0. Realty Block.
Broken Bow , Nebraska.
Anyone wlthlng a new watch
movement In an old case , cull on
T M. SIMONSON ,
Loading Shoemaker & Watch
Hopalrer of the city. Located Jut
door eouth i > optoUoe. )
D. GLAZE ,
I.D.
Dealer In
Granite , Foreign and American
Marbles.
Ornamental' York a
Specialty.
Broken Bow , Nebraska.
ANGS STUDIO.
B
All kind * of Work Done ,
SatUfuctlon Guaranteed ,
Crayon Work
Enlarged.
Broken Bow , Nebraska.
> MTY BARUER SB011 ,
B.O.HUTTON. Proprietor.
FlretcIsMork. . Rear Iloom
of Broken Bow State Bank.
Broken Bow , Nebraska.
IS UKC A DELICATE
MUSICAL IKSTRUMEKT
In coed condition she Is sweet and lovable ,
and sings life's song on a Joyful harmonious
trine. Out of order or unstrung , there 13
discordance and unhapplness. Just as tnero
s one key note to all music so there la one key
note to health. A woman might as wel try
o fly without wings as to feel welUnd looK
well while the organs that make her a woman
are weak or diseased. She must be healthy
nslde or she can't be healthy outride. There
are thousands of women suffering silently all
over the country. Mistaken modesty urges
heir silence. While there Is nothing rnoro
admirable than a modest woman , health 13
of the first Importance. Every othpr con *
slderatlon should give way before It. Brad ,
field's Female Regulator Is a medicine foi
women's lib. It Is
hesafestandqulck-
est way to cure leu-
corrhea , falling of
thewomb , nervous
ness , headache ,
backache and gen
eral weakness. You
v/ill be astonished
at the result , es
pecially If you have
been experimentIng -
Ing with other so-
callsd remedies.
We nre not asking
you to try an uncer
tainty. Bradfield's
Regulatorhasmade
happy thousands of
women. What U
has done for others
it can do for you.
Sold In drug stores
( or 51 a bottle.
A free Illustrated
book will be sent
to all who write to
THE BRADFIELD
REGULATOR CO.
Atlanta , Go.
A Good Couuli Medicine.
It epcnks well for Chamberlain's
COUR& Remedy when druzgltts use it In
their own families In preference to any
other. "I have sold Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy for the putt five veers ,
with complete satisfaction to myself
and cuatnmefp , " says Druggist J. God-
smith , Van Etten , N. Y. "Ibaveaj-
ways used It In my family both for ordi
nary coughs and colds and for the cough
following In grippe , and dud it vorv effi
cacious. " Fors&lebyJ. G. Uaeberle.
PURE extracts at J. C. Bonen's.
A Sprained AuUic QuIcUly Cured.
"At one time I suffered from n severe
sprain of the ankle , ' ' says Geo. E. Gary ,
editor of ttio Guide , Waehiogton , Vn.
"After using several well recommended
medicines without success , I tried Cham
berlain's Pain Balm , nnd am pleased to
sny that relief came as soon ns I began
its UKO and a complete cure speedily
followed. " For snle by J. G. Baeberle ,
ant ! Professional Directory ,
T
A R. HUMPHREY ,
Broken Bow , Ncbr.
T UNCH COUNTER ,
ED. MALLOT , Prop.
All klnde of ( Olt drinks. Beat
brand of clgarp. First building
eDBt ot Farmers Bank.
Broken Bow , Neb.
. 0. L. MULLENS
Physician
And
Surgeon.
Sod Stairway from we't end In
Realty Block ; residence , 3rd woat
U.K. chnrcb , on aamo elJu of
btrett.
btrett.Broken Bow , Nebraska.
W.A. . THOMPSON ,
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER.
t3TPlane and estimates on short i
UOtlCti. .
Broken Bow , Nebraska
CTACK&HOLCOMB
Best and only
Good Place in town to
'get Your Byoiole Work
Done.
Byciclo Sundries , Eto.
Broken Bow , Nebraska.
T J. SNYDER ,
Atty-at-Law ,
Notary Public ,
anil Justice of the Peace. Special
attention Kiten to collections
I.'epOfttlocB Uk n , pcnMon vouch ,
em neatly executed and all.kinds
of legal papers written. Offlco In
the rear of Bank of Commerce.
Broken Bow , Neb.
B. SMITH ,
J.B.
Attornoy-at-LaW'
1'ructice la all Courts.
llroVeu Uow. Nebraska.
MILL ,
E.F. MCCMJHK , Prop ,
Rye Flour , Buckwheat ,
Graham , Feed , etc.
M. DORRIS ,
s.M.
AH kinds ot work In onr line done
promptly and iu flrit-clues order.
Red Shop on tbe corner weft ol
the hose bouse.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
BroVen Bow , Neb.
EO. W. HONTS ,
We don't hang wall paper ( or
IBc , nor paint your nonce with
any old itufl ; bat beft material
and workmanship guaranteed.
SEE ME FOR PRICES BEFORE -
FORE YOU PAINT OR PAPER
YOUR HOUSE.
GEO. W. MONTH ,
Broken Bow , Kebraalta.
M ItfE SCAULON ,
Proprietor of
Keitanrafiti Lunch Counter.
Large assortment of Confection-
arlee , Cigars and Tobacco.
North tilde of Pnbilc Square ,
Broken Bow , Nebraska.
IIS. R. 0. & W. E.TALBOT
D
PHYSICIANS
PHYSICIANSm
SURGEONS.
Oaica over Ilacberle'B Drug Store.
Broken Bow , Xchriuka.
CLINTON DAY ,
Physician
and
Surgeon.
Office In rear of the Dank of C't/m
mtrco. RrMdcncuClh Louse
ot the BaptUt cliurcb.
Broken Bow , Neb ,
TD D. PICKETT ,
Stenographer and
Notary Public.
Job Work a Specialty.
Offlco * Uh James Ledwtcu ,
