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At BROKEN BOW , SEPT. 25-6-7 , 19Q1.
f't - THE RAGE PROGRAflTt
t > " splendid events with
f'f Comprises wune
| " good purses. Many horses have for weeks
f been1 training1 lor the fair , an'd a good mftny
"
from a distance have signified
' * 'their intention of coming here. The fact
- that many fairs over the state have been
- - declared off on account of the short crops
- will make the racing feature of the Custea
County Fair better than it has been in
. .many "years. The 'big racing days will
be on Thursday and Friday.
, THE BflbbOOISi ASCENSION.
* " * ! ' ' The managers of the fair desire to
* personally guarantee the baleen ascension ,
as the greatest attraction of its kind in this
.entjre country. ' It is the most expensive
"affair the agriculture society has ever se
cured and it will consequently be the best.
The' ' aeronaut contrated with is Prof.W. A.
| ; Ward , acknowledged by management of
-parks , summer resorts and state fairs all
over the land to be one of the very best
" ' ballootiists the county has to-day. Tn 1893
. Prof Ward gave a baleen ascension on the
on the fair grounds at Broken Bow and we
tell you the truth when we say that of
- the many so culled balloon ascensions in
" years past this' is the only successful one
.UuU.C.uster county has ever had. Those
who attended the fair eight years ago will
bear out-this statement. Prof. Ward has
.followed the balloon business ever since , in
' fact he has done nothing- else for 20 years
a'iid , he has added many new features. He
has the reputation of going higher before
. making his parachute leap than any other
aeronaut in'America. Tn fact he .always
reaches the clouds before he jumps to the
earlh. . In nxaking the asceiit he Takes up
"chickens , pigs and dogs and drops them in
. - little parachutes * This attraction is genii-
1 ine and if you attend the fair on Thursday
" "and Friday you will se it.
i , ' r r * . . .
is positively the newest attraction - '
tion in the west and we believe it is the
first automobile race in the state. The best
part of it is that-we do not have togo out
of Custer county for this attraction. The
exhibition and race will be between the au
tomobiles'owned by Dr. Pennington and Mrs.
F. H.Young , both of this county. The au
tomobiles are of different makes and are
brand new and just from the factory. They
are powerful vehicles , having a high speed
and.bot'h'\Vill be manned-by'automobile ex
perts. . Both of these vehicles can be seen
on the streets of Broken Bow every day and
they have attracted wide spread attention.
T.he . companies who manufacture these ma
chines . are . interested . in this contest and the
j i * i
distance of the race has not been fixed. Tt
, . .
} i ( -1 i * i
is expected that the race will be either half
a mile or a mile. The exhibition will take
- pla.ce on Thursday and Friday.
t'iister Uiipttsi Association. >
'Jtfho following program will bu rundur-
edut the First Eutlell Bapteet Church
August ; iO.3J nnd September 1 . 1901.
F1UUAY ATTEKNOON , AUGUST SO.
2:00 Devotional Service , led by IJ. L ,
, ' ' 'Niobolaa , of 2nd Eudoll Ohnrch.
2:30 : Annual Sermon , by Itov. J. U.
Wood , appointed by the Associa
tion.
3:00 Calling of the Association to
Order nnd Enrollment.
, ' -3:1(0 ( 11011 Gall of Ohurchou aud
HeepnnHO , by Delegates Present
with Scripture Text.
4:00 : Election of OHicere. Heading
the Order of linmnoBH by the
A / . ' ' iCleik. Extending Umial In vita
tion to Visiting Members.
. ' -4:45 : Reading of Church Utter Prom
: Fim Eudell Chuich.
t - * i t
| Adjournment.
8:00 : Devotional Servkue , I > ed by
_ t 3)inictby ) ) jaxon , of Arnold. Ap
pointing comiuittL'es on Itesolu-
tionn , Aduiindion ? , Obltuuriew ,
Time and J'lucu of Next Moating.
8:80 : Sei moil , Uev. 6.V. . Hicburdu.
HTAUJUUY , AUOUbT 81.
0OOT-Devotionnl : Bervicea , led by At U
Cornish , of Lodi.
00 : Bnnday tjchoo ! Convention.
10:00 : AnnuHl AddroKB by liro. Uort
Hall , of Maeon Oity.
10JO-rapor ; , by Sister Maud Louden
, of Candy. Subjtct , "JIow la >
. , i We Induce Sunday School Stu
dents to Prepare their Lentous
* . ' y- ' Prior to Coming to the Olaus. "
and EXHIBITS.
\Ve call attention to the liberal prem
iums which the society offers this year.
While our people should be public spirited
enough to bring in good exhibits without
regard to how muck money they can get out
of it , yet the premiums are better in Custer
than in almost any other count } ' in the state.
In horses we offer S200 , and in cattle $200
while in farm products $200 are put up for
you to compete for. In the department of
farm products we especially call your atteu-
to the premiums of $20 , $15 , $ LO and $5 for
the best collection. The party making a
collective exhibit can also enter all articles
for individual premiums. The ladies will
iind a long list of premiums in needle and
fancy work' , culinary and fine arts. The
children will find good premiums in school
work. The poultry department is good
this year. Tn fact 3rou can find inducements
to exhibit anything you have from your
pretty baby to your well kept driving team.
Jf you have fine horses , cattle or pigs to
sell put them on exhibition at the fair.
That's what the fair is for.
AmUSECnEl4TS and SPORTS.
In addition to the big program of
horse racing to take place on Thursday and
Friday a very complete program of other
amusements is arranged , comprising bicycle
races , foot races of all kinds , ring spearing ,
tug of war and a long list of amusing
consests.
Admissions ,
Single admission to the fair is 25
cents. Family tickets good for the fair for
man , wife and children under 15 years $1.50.
No charge is made for teams or saddle
icrses to enter grounds. Where can 3rou
more for your money ?
STREET pRin AT
On Thursday and Friday nights a
street fair up town will commence at the
close of the program on the grounds. This
will be a warm proposition and it will be as
free as the air you breathe. The streets will
be illuminated for the occasion. Open air
shows , tent shows and other shows will be
in progress. A bowery dance wiil be
touched off , merry will go round , the battle
of Contetti will be on and the grandest dis
play of fire works seen since 1776 will be
sent up.
- > rwrf VVS rv > VV *
The officers of the fair are :
J. O. Taylor , . President
Thos. Finlen . Vice-President
Tfl. -Parcel ! . Secretary
W. D. Blackwcll . Treasurer
F. W. Hayes . Supt. of Speed
Geo. Palmer . ' . . . . Starter
A. 33. I-Ianna . . . - . . General Supt
For further information address ID.
"R. Purccll , Secretary , Broken Bow.
Dihcuasion led ) > y Siptur .
Eloo.
.1:00 : Addreaa by Dpucon Cures ? , of
Gundy. Subject , How May Wo
Induce Parents to Auuompiuiy
their Children to Munbny School
In Plttce of Sundlng them Alone ,
orYith Xomc-ono else.
Discussion led by No George , of
Cnniro.
SATUltUAY AVriCHNOyN , AUGUST 31.
U:00 : Prniso Service , led by G.V. .
- Itunyan , of I\luson \ Oity.
2:10 : Letters From Churches.
3:00Vom : na Home Mission ? , by
Mrs. Nc Ucorgu , of KfrBt l udell
Church.
8:20 : WomniiB Foreign Missions , Mra.
A. It Cornish , Associntionnl Sec
retary.
8:10-Sermon : , Hev. b. 0. Cadwell , of
Ixxli.
4:10 : Report of Committees , und
Unfinished Hubluoea.
Adjournment.
- KVEN1NO SKSaiON.
7:45 Praisariorvice , led by Jus. Itobiu-
son , of Lomtix.
8:00 : Annual Addreua on H. V. P. U. ,
led by Herbert Hall , of Mason
City , Appointed by the Associa
tion.
8:20-UoportB Vrom nil the U. Y. P.
U'H of the Association.
8 30-Election of U. Y. P. U. OflicerH.
84D ; Sermon , Hev. E , A , Jlussell ,
Stntu Sunday Mchoul Mishionury ,
of Ord.
Adjournment.
' SfKBAY , eiCrTHlllJKU 1.
10:10 PruUtt bervice , led by Deacon J.
E. Hartford , of Hnnvell.
11:00 : Sermon , Uev. L. M. Goff ,
District Missionary.
Adjoin nment.
8UNUA.Y AFTKUNOON , BHPTEMDUU 1.
2:00 What Should the Harvest be in
Custor ARBOfiiation for 1801 and
' 02 and How May Wo Secure it ,
Uov. O. A. Huzzell.
2:30 : Christian Education , Hr. George
Sutherland , L'roahioiU of the
Grand Island College.
Adjournment.
I.O\V 81A.T TO 1.01TIHVI 1.1,1- : .
Hl'ICOl.U. TKA1N MM KNIQ11TH TKMP-
LAIl VIA TUB IIUKUNGTON.
AuguHt 2'J to 20 ; only $27.82 ,
to LoniHvillo , Ky. , und return , for
Triennial Uonolavo , KniglitH Tem
plar. Uatoti open to the public.
Spouial train for the acuomodati-
on of KnightH Templar , their
lamiloH and friondH will lonvo Burl
ington Station , Omaha at 5.00 p. m.
Salur-Jay , Auguflt , 24 ; arriving nt
Louisville , 0.30 p. m , August 25.
ItoquoHtH for roHorvution of borthfl
on thiH train ahould bo in ado early.
Write for KnightH Tornplar fold
er just iHHiiod by the Uurlingtou.
Dutailod information about rates
routs , tickets ot eotorn , on applica
tion to nearest agent , Burlington
Route , cr by add reusing J Francis ,
General PanHonger Agent , Burling
ton Houto , Omaha , Neb. 8-8 3t
i : HILLS.
llouso roll r > 5 , by J-'owler - , excusing
the cnndldateH for to\vnshlp , precinct
or Hchool dlHtrk't olllcen from tiling
primary und i-lccllon oxpensu nccotmlH.
House roll I ) , by Ihithorn , provld-
Ing punishment for Ilk-gal voting In
nny precinct , Bchool district , village or
ward. Imprisonment In the county
jnll not more than three months and : i
line not to exceed ? 100 nor less than
$125 inny be the Judgment oC the court
for ouch oft'enee. TIio emurgciu-.v
clausu Is attached. The bill reads
as follows :
"Any person \vho shall vote In any
precinct , school district , village or In
any ward of a city In this state In
which ho has not actually resided ton
(10) ( ) days or such length or time as
required by law next preceding the
election , or Into which he shall have
come for temporary purposes merely ,
shall on conviction thereof be fined
In nny sum not oxcedlng one hun
dred ( ? 100) ) dollars nor loss than
twenty-live ( ? ' _ ' , " ) dollars , and be Im
prisoned In the Jail of the proper
county not more than three months.
"Whciwis , an emergency exists , there
fore this act shall take effect and
be enforced from aud after Its pas1
sage. "
llouse roll 1110 , by Wenvsl , empower
Ing the governor to transfer the title
of a quarter of a section of land In
Pawnee county to Frederick Ulrlcli.
Emergency clause attached.
House roll 51 , by Mend , making It a
crime to threaten to accuse any per
son of a crime or offense or to do InJury -
Jury to tin ; person or property of an
other with the Intent to extort money
or pecuniary advantage , or to compel
the person threatened to do any act
against his will , and providing punish
ment for the olfen o. It provides that
uny person who shall by printed , writ
ten or verbal communication , threaten
to accuse another of an oll'euse or to
do any Injury to his person or prop
erty , with intent to o.vtort money or
pecuniary advantage , either lor his
benefit or for the benefit oC another ,
or to compel the person so threatened
to do an act against his will , Is guilty
of. blackmail , and be imprisoned In tlie
penitentiary not more than three years
nor less than oue year , or lined not less
than $ i00 ! nor more than § 300. Ap
proved March 20.
Uou.se roll M , by Crockett , providing
that all damages caused by the laying
out , altering , opening or discontinuing
any county road may be paid by war
except arf provided by section 4510 ,
chapter 78 , of the statutes. Approved
"Throuirb the months of Juno find
July our Imby wna teething and took n
running off of the bnwelo and sickness of
the stomach , " nays O ( \ M. Holllday ,
of Demimr , Jnd . ' Ills bowels would
inovn from live to Hgbt times ft day.
I bad a bottle of Chauiborlnin's Colic.
cholera and Dlarrhoun Remedy in the
house and jjavo him four drops In n toa-
epnonfull of water and no got bettor at
onca. " Sold by J' < 1. llfteborle.
GONE HOME.
Carroll Emma , daughter of John and
Sarah Carroll , living live mllea east of
his city parsed uwny on Aug. 12 , 1901 ,
( Co 21yrB , Irno. nnd 28 days. Her ic-
malns wore laid to rest on Aug. loth ,
190) ) , in ttio Clear Creek cemetery.
Her death though not unexpected waa
a moat sad one to the community In
which Bhe llvts.
The deceased wus 3lck several months
prior to her dentil with consumption , yet
ehe bore all her sicknuea with patience
and cheerfulness.
She was of un amiable disposition and
A \YORTHY SUCCESSOR.
All Doctors Imvo tried to cure
CAI'AIIRII by the UKO c-l powders , acid
Kaeea , inlialurii aud drugs In paPtoform
I'ooli powdtra dry up the muiuuins1
metnbr&neB causing them to crnck open
andtjlecd. The puwertul ncido lucd in
the inhalers have entirely enten away
( bo same mimibranuH that their mnbeis
have aimed to euro , whllo prxptoa and
nmlmeuta cannot reach HIM dMunto. An
old and experienced prnctltlonur who
has for many yeara matlo n close atudv
anil specially of the treatment o"f
CATAHliH. has at li.st perfected
treatment which when faithfully used
not only relieves at once , but porman
entlycuit-s CAl'AlUtll , by removing
the ciuiBo , Etopping the discharges , find
cnrini ; * ll IntUmatlon. It IH the only
r niedy known to ccltiiicn that actually
reauliCH the allhcti'd parm. Thin \von-
dotful remedy la known us "SNUFKLKH
tlio OUAUANTKKD CATAHRH
CUUE" and ta rold at the extremely
low price of One Dollar , each puokftgo
containing internal md ( internal modi-
clnu Hiilllclunt fora lull month's tront-
niuiit and evurylhlu ; ; nt'cuxaary to Its
perfect line.
"SNUPKLKS" IH the only perf.-ct
OATAKHII CUIIK ov.ry made and Is
now recognized ntt ilio only safe and
positive euro for tliat annoying and ilia-
Kustlni ; Oisoaso. It cures all Inllama-
tlou quickly and permanently and Is al o
wonuerfullv quick to relieve IIA V
FEVER or COLD In tun DEAD.
CATAIUtll when neglected often loads
to CONSUMPTION "Snnflles" will
save you If yon use it at oneo. It ID no
ordinary remedy , but u complete treat
ment which is positively guaranteed to
euro Catarrh in any form or otago if
used according to the dlrectlotm which
accompany each package. Don't delay
butsund for it at once , and write full
ptirtloulars as to your condition , and you
will roculvo special hdvlou from the dis
coverer of this windorlul remedy rog rd-
Ing your case without coat to vou hi-
yond tbo regular price -ymiffing" tlic
"Guaranteed Catarth Cure. "
Sent prepaid to uny addrein in thr
United States or Canada on receipt ot
One Dollar. Addroan Dnpt. 1C 177 ,
EDWIN U. GILES & COMPANY , 2330
and 2332 Market Street , Philadelphia ,
waa loved by all who know her.
Although strioktn down In the prime
of u most promlpltig life , yet the great
God who rules over all known best and
'thy will , not ours bo done. " "The
Lord givolh and ( ho Lord Inkuth away.
JMenscd bo Iho name of the Lord. "
"I' Is hard to brink Ilio tourer cord ,
Wlivn love tins lioniul tliu heart.
'Tin linrd HO Imid to nppjk tliu word ,
Must nu foicvur jmrl ?
Denrost luunmc Imvo laid line ,
In tliu pcnc < fill nrRvn'H oinbraro ,
Hut tliy inciiiorr will bi > clictlslieil ,
Till we HUI tliy lionvcttly Into.
Call not iinck II in 1 1 our iloii
Aiiilinri'd 8-ife wlirru Mm inn lire c'or ,
On din Itonlpr land we Inftthcin ,
Bonn In mcotnnd pu t no inure ,
Far linjnud tlilt worlM cit rlmiiKC' ) ,
Vi\r bnj nnd thin world l cure ,
Wn fhnll IU.il nnr inipglnj ; lovcil nno.
In diir Fnlliti'H nmnslon fair.
Oiio by ntiockrlh'n tlim nro Inokru
Ann Bucour lovotlocnj ;
And HID liojipe BU fondly clivrltlicil
llrlczliten lint to iiasx u ay.
Ono liy one our hnpue ( { row Lrlglitor
At wo ueiirlliu HhlnliiK thoru ,
I'or wo know ncoaa the river
Wnlt the lorsd ones fjonc Licforu
Jopua , wlillo our hourls nrc lilccilliiK
'
O'ttr Uiu itiollg that deuth Ins won ,
Wo would at thin milmnn imrting
Cnlmly Biy , "Thy will boloiin "
Tliniish cast down , vro'ru HOI foraakoii
Tlioiich iinilcti'd , not nlonp.
Thou dhUt ulvc and , Tluni hunt tnki-u ,
lllusied l.ord , "Thy111 lie ilone. "
-M.A. II.
Lot us repair your old organ so
pen can try Homo of our now musio.
& WATTS , P-Oi Store.
5 tf
LJUIIK extracts at J. 0. Uowen'u.
The liiws of health require that the
bowels uiovo oneo t > nch < lay inu oue of
I ho pt'linltlos for violating this Inw la
plica. Ivi'i-p your bowels regular by
Inktue ft do i ! nl Chamberlain'.i Stomach
uiul l.tvi-r Tablets when necessary and
you will m vwrhavo tlwt eevom punish
ment Infili'ti'd ' upon you. l'ric'0 , 26
eontfl. Fur mile by ,1. 0. llncbcrli1.
II lHi 'l the iiiaturlai
Hint uot'M Into vonr
rupulrudvateti Hint
I" i > rlect
\\o\u \
that does I lu buaitU'CH , any bungler
can buy the tine kinds < > ( material
tlnit I tn In repairing ; but skill
U tha nuif-t valuable matornil Hint
inn bu iHed In watch repairing :
neil th hutiL'ler cnn't buy it. I
oull my t'tili for wlmt It Is worth
and ll will ooat , you Ies3 than
bungling fit lovvor prlcOa.
P.W.IIA.YKS ,
.lovveler and Optlcimi.
NVoat pido of square.
* $ + l * * ' l JXr * ' ' > Tri
Steel Horse Collars 1
WEAR FOREVER.
Unwell' * Adjiisinblo Steel Horse ( j
ate tlu > most , tconomioil , us I
in the most hnmtinn collar you
can Imy. Hein luljuH'nbloin fiiz * at
bot'i ' top nnd bottom , it can be iniulo f
to fi * any horse. No huini'tuiru used ,
tue tun * fastonini. direct , to collar ,
thus Hitviiic ; tlin n < i > of lunu'S. They
sin * pouilivuly guaiaiitcc-d to cans
uajls or B'irtH ' on any horsp's flionlder 1
ami are the moat Comfortable collar
I
tlmt can b ) put on u hon o foi1 any
BL-ason of the ymir. They save vono-
hilf : the work of hunn-sBinn and un-
as they go together at the bolt mi with an adinstablo clasp.
They h.ivo been weld and rercommunded 111 every state in the union. If
you give them UOdixi's trial yon will have no other , and remember that
ONCI ; isoiicsiiT'riiCY I.A 'V
W. A. COSLOR , Sole Agent for Custer County ,
West Union , Nebraska.
V. O. WOHNA1.L , President. J. A. 1IMIRIS , Cft hler
A. J. UOBEUTSON. Vluu-1'rna \V. D. ULi.CK\VHLL , Acp't Cashier
Farmers Bank of Custer County ,
BKOKEN BOW , NEB.
Transacts a General Banking BusinooB. County Claims and
Wnrrantrt Bought.
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&Si $ ; . $2fe
T
m
All partioM indebted to the Eagle Grocery , are requeued ? r"
"i ?
to call aud nettle their account by caBh at onca. I must have J.- ,
money to pay bills , I cannot do buBiopaa on wind.
tV.'i
Yours truly. ' . [ ; " :
Proprietor , jfl
10 Bars of Soap for 25c ,
! ys : vrM ai
: i * Mt\ fe : . . ! * % , t\- : . . .ittr.i'r.iMv.M' : '
iaft jiiHt received a Crate of Muakin White Granite gooda. Call the
incc HoilH thorn.
Why pay Exhorbitant 1'riooH for CouohcH that the springs will give
> ut in a year whei you can buy the new coiiHtruution guaranteed 5-years
'or the Name price or less.
Tables , LurnpH , Tiunblerp , Silverware , Cutlery , aud a Complete Line
jf HOUHO Ftirnirihiini Goods at pricen that are right.
Call and let me HIO\V ! yon new Goodn , Mirrorn , utc.
\V 'Ht Side Square Broken Buw. Nobiaska.
'S
Aoarloal of old wheat Hour. "Every sack
warranted.
STOCK of
And are prepared to.Holl as G11KA11 AS THE CHEAPEST.
iT , OVH nuiH MIIII ciiiitY IN
Butter and l s taken in Kxchange.
Goodn delivered to any part of the oity. Give us n trial.
A. A. COLLOM.