State Illst Llbtirfflu Society
VUL , XX , tROKEN BOW , CUSThR COUNTY , NEBRASKA , THURSDAY , SEPTEMBER 5 , iBOl.-hlUHT PAGES , NO , 12 ,
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In olden ttnii'H It v\nn tlioii > ; M
ho who ilr.st placed u riiik' on
bal-y'B ' llnu'cr uniild b. Hhowctcd
with i-od lnol ; I'o'ii tw'lveni"nlli
( Jot u rniR fi'r tln > baby , d'iefii't
matter \\liivo h. b\'i ii'i'l bo fol
low * (1 with KO ' I fortune- .
Haliy KponsiH. cups ixmi trliiketa
in ureat vunety.
K 0 ( rnilimtu of Clilcniro Oiitlinlmlo Collo'c. |
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School Hooks ,
Tablets
- AND -
School Supplies ,
AT
J. G. Haeberle's ;
'Attractions Booked
. . . .I-'or ( ho . .
Six nit-hts , Kept. 2nl : ! to 28tb , llio
Lennon Stock Company.
Ononitrht , ( Mohor 18th , thu Which
is Wlio' Company.
Ono niRlit , Uctobor Hint , Wood nud
" \Vanl , in tlioir Joliy Jiutliii ( ; Farce ,
" The Mo try Tritinps. "
Ono uitiht , Jiuiuiiry U"rd , "Maloncy'R
D.iy. "
Taken up at my place of resi
dence , a cow , branded with fiHiuo 5
on rit hl hip , circle on left side , letter -
tor S on left hip. The owner is
required to prove property aud pay
charges , BKUT FRANCOIS ,
9-5 41 Round Valley , Neb.
CHIN aim llrulst-H $ > nlcUly
Ctuinb ( > rlalnH'uin H Jm applied tea
a cut. bnuao. burn , tcivld or like injury
will instantly ally the puin niul will
heal llu ) purtri in I"HH time than any
other tiKatmont Unleatlm Injury is
voiy B vo.r it will not luavn a uonr.
1'iiin Hulnt UPO ! KIIVB rhuiiiniitiRin ,
BpnutiH , fl\\eilinrfl ( und lumoni'S . Eor
Silo py Ji G. ll.iul > crlo. !
To THIS OKA ! ' A rich lady , cured
or i i DoafnoBs and Noisct ) in the
llearl by Dr. Nicholson's Artificial
Eitr Drums , gave 825,000 to his In
stitute , HO that deaf people unable
to procure the Ear Drums , may have
thum free , Address No. D 1-ia ,
The Nioholyon Institute , 780 ,
Eight Avenue , New Vork. jan3 ly
School Books And I
Supplies
Arc things the school children
need.
ren
p
We have the most comI ( I !
pletc'line of school supplies |
in Western Nebraska. We
sell them at Bottom Prices.
Come a'ml let us figure on
| your school supplies.
Come in and Examine
Ed McConias ,
Broken Bow and Merna.
A New Line of
Buggies , Surreys ,
Spring "Wagons ,
and Farm Wagons.
G , W. Apple.
Rj Local
L Mention. K
H7-HHga'idSHP.- ! ' l 'V'.acd'rl/l.l ! ? TtHa :
J J , Wilhon wenl to York Tuoa-
, ) av morning.
Scott 1 1mini 1 of Mcrnn , was a oily
visitor I'ucbday.
T H Russell of AuHfilino , WOH a
lily visitor Tuunday.
II. II. Dtnvey of Elk Creek , was
i city visitor Monday.
A Fonda , of Oconto , was a city
visitor llio tirat of the week.
( rlon Johnson of Ansloy , was via
tliiiK iu thu oity Tueaday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jan. Robinson , of
Arnold , wcru oil/ visitors Monday.
Nola Leo and won Andrew , wont
f.o Lincoln Tuesday to the state
tair.
J.iinen Lcdwiuh wont to Ilnokoi
jniinty on legal business StinJay
II. J. Ellington of Eiat Castor ,
was a friendly caller at this office
Monday.
S > eV. . D. Blaokwoll at Farmers
Hank for Fire , Cyolouo and Torna
do insurance. 7-11 tf
The Analcy Chroniolo tolla of the
death of Mrs. Fred Dewey of Elk
Crook last week ,
Money loaned on improved farms-
JAMKS LEDWICH ,
18 tf Broken liow , Nobr-
I Mrs. Willis Cadwoll and children ,
returned Friday night from a viait1
of several weeks iu Illinois.
Avalo Vanuico went to York
Monday morning preparatory to
attending college thora agahi the
euHuing year.
L. E Kirkpatrict went to Lin
coln Monday morning from where
10 will go woHt. He will bo gouo
a week or two.
Mrs. J. A. Harris and children ,
who have beau visiting in Indiana
t'or ccvoral weeks , returned homo
tiaturday night.
MrH. L. 11. Jowott , Mra. R. J.
Morton and Mrs D. W. Thomp-
aon , went to Luiooln Tuesday
moruing to the state fair.
Mies X Snydcr returned Satur
day morning from an extended
visit of three months with the fain-
ly of M. J. Johnson at WHttnau.
IT. E. Zimmerman of Ansloy , was
a fiiondly caller at , this oflice Tues
lay. Ho Hays ho will have more
corn this season than ho had last.
Mina EtlHl Wilson , of Anselmo ,
shcd through the city Tueaday
uorning ou her way to Lincoln to
iltoud the conservatory of muaio.
W. J. MuColough of Elk Creek ,
made this olh'oo a friendly call
Monday , and had hia subscription
icoount advanced , well along in
1902.
John & Knorr has aold their
stock of goodu to Mr. Swackey.
Tlio store ia now closed ow
ing to attachments by'credi -
IOIH of the linn.
Mrs. G. P. Bnttertield and child
ren lolt for Sheridan , Wyoming ,
thiH morning , where Mr. Butterfield
has boon working at his trade the
pest two months.
Mias Sarah Z. Snyder wont to
Ausloy Monday morning , where
she will teach the graminor grade
in the public schools for thn com
ing year , thia being her third year
in Ansloy.
Geo. Harris of Alrnaria , was in
the city laat week with a load of
vppotabli'H. Ho aaya Uo raised
1,000 bushels of potatoes , 100
biiHholfl of tomatoes , besides a good
quantity of sthor vegetables this
season.
G. I1. Butterh'eld wiitos from
bhoridan , Wyoming , to have his
address changed to that place , and
saya work is plenty and wages
good , lie sayp J. W. Burns is
thorp , and la working ou the Sher
idan Enterpaisu and ia doing well.
J. G llaeberle'adrug store had
u great run the firat of the week on
school books. The now order of
the school board requiring all pupils
to purolnso their books was the
cause. The board had made
llaoberle'a ntore thoidopository for
the books.
Geo. Sohwako ia in the oity in
charge of John & Knorr'fl atook of
goods , which ho informs us he has
purchased. The recent attachments
run on the Hlook by the Farmers
Hank and others will , in all proba
bility , prevent a reopening of the
store for some time to come.
Calico . ' > conta a yard at Mnnkjs
Hargain Store.
The Cpmatock Index lias boon
consolidated with the Sargent New-
En.
% Extra good s cd rye for aalo ; also
old corn in ear.t few immune
nnle pign. J tin 1C AY.
Ml a. HuxtabJo and son of Chioa-
yo , are here visiting their BOH and
brother , F. K , Huxtable.
Hoadorn wanted at private resi
dence by Mrs Eva Martin , on"
block south east of public square.
O. II. Conrad's aielor-in-law and
child who have boon vuiting here
for fomotimo , loft Friduy night for
Alliance.
J. W. Scott and family of Woia.
sort , spent Tuesday and Wednesday
visiting with the family of F. R.
Iluxtablo.
Hank Weak 1 MI , near Berwyn , is
said tohftvo threaahud ti. OO busliela
of fall wheat recently that ho raised
this season.
( jheriff Armstrong and wife wont
down to Norfolk Monday night
with Mra. Lamb , who has been
judged insane.
Mr. and Mra. Elijih Crawford of
Corroydon , Iowa , arrived Tuesday
night on a viHit with their daughter
Mrs. G. T. Robinson south of town.
Rosa and Tony Blair returned
Tueaday night from the eastern
part of the atato , where they have
boc'H visaing for several weeks with
rclativee.
Ttio Now Lexington Tribune , of
Ohio , of the 15th of August , lolls
of the death of Mra. Jacob Cavonoo
at her homo in Perry county , Ohio ,
on the 8th of August , at the ripe
age of 105. She ia said to bo the
ol'Ient woman in Ohio. She had
3VU dcoondnntB , and waa an aunt of
J. E. Cavunoo of thia county.
Soronn Pike , formerly of this
county , who baa been residing at
Neosho , Newton county , Missouri ,
uameMn Tuesday night on - & vimt *
llo ia engaged in raising fruit in
MibHouri and ia very * much pleased
with his new location . Strawberries
in one of the paying crops there.
Ho still has 80 acres on the Middle
Loup , north of Gatea , on which one
of Ins HO no liven.
'I hn Callawav Courier says that
on Tuesday of last week , ouo of
their dealers in farm maoluuqry
sold liftoon corn binders and the
dealer gave each of the purchaser a
uhanon on a hay . rako. Alfred
Schroyur who waa one of the
purchasers drew the lucky number
and took homo with iu addition to
the corn binder a hay rake free , of
cost.
cost.The
The Broken Bow Business
College opened Monday morning
wiih an enrollment of fifty-eight.
This is regarded as a splendid start.
Nearly twice as many more have
contracted to enter withm the year.
The building and rooma are in
ollogant shape and every indication
ia that the school will be a success
from the lirst. The earnestness
which the pupilti and toachera mani
fest in the start pretends a success
ful year.
No George of Cumro , had lha
misfortune to have the wheat that
arew ; on forty acrofi of land and a
nindred or morn buahelH of oats in
the sheaf burned a couple of weeks
ago. It was caused by a stuck of
[ ; rain being set on fire by a spark
from the engine which was used in
threshing his gram. The machine
waa saved but all the grain not
thrpshed and the straw alack wore
burned. Be had his winter wheat ,
some of it which yoildod 30 bushels
to the acre , threshed , and was
threshing the oats when the stack
caught tire.
The Anthon Proas of Iowa in
speaking of a halt pn ascension
given in that town on a public OR-
casaion laat week has the following
in reference to Prof. Waid , the
man who has been engaged by the
managers of the county fair to give
a baloone exhibition at the fair in
thiH county. "Prof. Wards baleen
ascenaiou waa all that anyone oould
deairo , it darted up like an arrow
until it reached point higher than
the moht of the audfcrioo over saw a
man go , whou ho out IOOFO the little
rod parachute which conducted S.
S. Engliah'q little dog back to
oarh. : The billoon wont on and
on with the Prof , until the gas gave
out , when ho out loose from the
balloon and started homoward.
His paraohuto swinging to und fro
ou account of a broken rope which
required his utmost akill to balance
and land himself safe on the earth.
[ it was pronounced by all present a
perfect SUOCUKB. "
Iiiat Saturday and Again yester
day this locality waa favored with
nice rains.
All ministers of Cnater county
nro invited to bo present at the
minister ? meeting inthe study of
the U. U. Church , next Monday at
2 o'lilook p. m.
Broken Bow schools opened
Monday morning with an nmisunl
largo attendance. Prof. M aoy with
his able corps of assistant teachers
starts out tuidor moat favorable !
auspices and wo predict for thora a
successful school year. It ia possible -
siblo in ore Uvnohurs will hnvo to bo
employed to provide for the increase
attendance later on.
The Panoramic Pictures at the
U. B. ohui eli last Sunday evening
drew a line audience and command *
od excellent attention. The subject
next Sunday night ia one which has
brought from the painter , the poet ,
and the orator hia greatest effort.
The pictures ou "Jacob's Ladder"
are of rare boanty showing the
artista moat skillful tooohea and
finely blended tints and colors. It
also contains deep spiritual trutlip
and practical lessons of Christian
life. The morning subject will bo
"Spiritual Surgery" . A welcome to
all Come early and got choice of
Heats. Special music.
Call lor Supervisors Ooiivcnliou.
The republican delegates iu dis
trict No. 2 , are hereby called to
moot at the Round Valley school
house , on Saturday , September 21 ,
at 1 o'clock p. m. , to nominate a
suporviaor to bo voted for at the
general election , in Novombor,1001.
W , S. MBTOAM ? , Com.
The FiirnicrH Uank Oloscil.
The Farmers Bank of this oily
closed its doors yeatorday on an
order from E. Royao , aecroUry of
the atato banking board.
The bank suspended payment at
11 o'clock Tuoaday hoping to bo
able to secure currency to roaumo
payment Wednesday morning.
Falling in that the bank was not
opened.
The closing of thia bank will uot
effect the other banks of thu city
aiuHt ia thought the depositors o
the dosed bank will be paid in full.
ivho county's deposit of 84,500 is
protected by a bond.
Slow collections and poor paper
ire said to bo the oaueo. The July
statement of the bank showed $13 ,
147 44 available caah. The lia
bilities at the present time are re
potted to be $45,000 , with assets
Butlioiont to pay out.
The necessity fur closing the
bank is very much regretted by all ,
aa it elFoota the whole community ,
and especially the depositors , many
of whom , doubtless , can ill afford to
do without the use of their money
temporarily.
Our
Hir-cnt Loader-
Mrs. Mary Rainard , of Pawnee ,
Oklahoma , a daughter of N. B.
Prodmoro , of West Union , arrived
hero Monday night , and will visit
with her parents and relatives.
A very painful and serious acci
dent befell the young son of Woi
VogoUr last Thursday. He and
IUH brother were playing with a
corn knifoj when by some careless
movement the other boy brought it
across hia brother's face , cutting the
eyobatl opon. Hn waa brought to
Dr. Ilogan , who did hia best for the
little Biifforor. North Loup Loy
alist.
Aueluy Chroujclu -
Earl Morris is visiting in Ansley
with hia grand parents , Mr. and
Mra. Edgar Varnoy.
Lorn MoCargar returned last Fri
day to hia homo at Fort Scott ,
Kansas ,
Mr. S un of Ikorwyn , has moved
his family into the Cottage hotel.
Wo understand that thny intend to
run a hotel.
Mnbol ConiHtook left thia morn
ing for Dodge , this statu , where she
has boon employed to teach the
grammor department of the city
schools.
Warren MoRao and family passed
through town iu a covered wagon
Monday. They were going on a
visit to frisnds in York county.
Lightning struck the house of
Will Smith last Friday night , but
did no serious damage.
Mosus Daniels , a sou of Tip Dan
iels , is laying dangerously ill with
typhoid loyer at AHianco.
John , the threo-yoar.old aoti of
George Davis , was kicked in the
face by a horao Tuesday , indicting
an ugly gash. The child was wan
dering to the htablo and waa play
ing around the horses.
Mary Sharploaa went to Broken
Bow Tuoaday to got her teacher's
certificate renewed. Saturday ,
morning she goes to Litohfiold ,
where she will commence teaching
Monday. '
Wo understand that someone got
into J. R. Lang'rt melon patch last
Thursday and smashed up nearly
all his melons and toro up the vines.
This is a very little trick and shows
how low some people Htoop in or
der to do somu low down coward
triok.
Ansloy Citizen
Among the Ansloyitoa who will
attend the Btokon Bow Business
College the coming year are Ogle
Russell , Ruby Pinkloy , Libbio
Scott and Charles DWICH.
Ray Zimmerman left this morn
ing for Eldorado , Kansas , for a two
months utay ,
Gardiner Housnl linishod threfih-
tng laat we'ek. His wheat averaged
22A- bushels and his rye UO bushels
per ucro.
The garden spot of the world has
at last boon 'discovered aud ou it
was located a small liold of winter
wheat belonging to * Jainoa Fish ,
who lives throe miles east of town.
It threshed out 35 buehols pur acre.
Where is there a county in the
ntato that can boat it.
0 ) lftw y Coailcr
S. II. Yodor , formerly of thia
place , how of Lexington , ia a can
didate for the nomination of judge
of Dawson county.
Allio VauAntwc'rp has contract
ed to commence a six months' term
of school in the Lind distract Octo
ber 1.
Prof , Harry Kimball , of Broken
Bow , made his appearance at Lodi
last Manday , Ho will commence a
term of eight months' yehaol at the
Cornish school house next Monday.
A ycarljng steer belonging to
Clark Wellivor , of Logan precinct
D.IWHOH county , oamo up musing ,
and although a hunt wan made for
several days no trace of it could be
found Sixteen days after ito dis
appearance it was found. It had
boon foodinu along w.hou it got
directly ever a wolf don , whi h
uavod through , wedging the steer
into the hole in such ahapo that it
could not got out. The only food
it had in thu sixteen days waa a
little strip of grans on o aoh side of
the hole , near its head , and the only
water was the occasional ehoworu
that wet the grass. The animal
was taken out turn although not in
the Hlook condition that it was , it
# J
was provided with water and food ,
aud IB now all right.
93 oo Il-ewaril.
I will pay live dollars for tha
arrest aud conviction ot the party
or parties that took the cases with
empty pop bottles from the depot "
last week. - E. WKISKNUBUBB" .
81CIt
iteport lor Today.
Wheat , . . . . v . S
linrloy ; . . - .50
Oat 3 . . ,3JM
Corn. M
Ityc \U
lluttor 10
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Pocntova , | icr In I 13
Onlonu. per LmslieJ 1.50
lliirt * . p < r pound 05
Silting ffihlcltcnu , pur do/cn 3.UO
O.fiO
ow . M.75 8,00
Strom . ? n.G ) 4 00
TiirJvOjH , | > or pound . * C5
Hlrnw.iivr cwt . . . .10
liny , Nuw , par ton . 6.00
PURE extracts at J. C. Bowen's. ,
THE BROKEN BOW BUSINESS
NORMAL SCHOOL
Ononn Monday , September 2 , I9OI.
Prepare to be with us. Our departments are complete. We
can give you a thorough business education , also our Shorthand
Department iscomple/te and up-to-date. ' ' ( Pitman System. ) " If you
desire to teach , attend our Normal Department. ,
Pen Art , and Telegraphy , is also taught.
Write , or call and see us.
us.C. . W. ROUSH , Pres.
FOSTER & SMITH LUMBER CO. ,
Always have the best qUality of
Lumber and other building ma
terials at the Lowest Paeon.
'Phono No. 70.
W. L. RULE , Manager. ,
For a First Class Smoke Try the
"A Martial and
"AI II Corona Grande' i
II
I Cigars.
MANUFACTURED BY
E , H. DALBEY ,
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- - Nebraska.
