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VOL , XX , BROKEN BOW , DUSTER COUNTY , NEBRASKA , THURSDAY , SEPTEMBER 19 , 1901-EIGHT PAGES. NO , 14 ,
A Good Watch ]
Should last u lifetime.
Therefore care should be exercised -
ercised in purchasing one. 2
If you buy one of uie you receive - 1
ceive a full statement of just (
what it is , backed by a guar
antee for which I aim respon-
sible.e You can depend ou
getting- reliable time piece
when you buy of me , not be
cause I sell it , for that is no
reason why it is the best , but
because it is best is the rea
son I sell it.
mailHnto of ChfcRco Optlinlmlo CoMogc.
School Books ,
Tablets
AND
School Supplies ,
J. G. Haeberle'sl
Attractions Booked
. . . .Fortkc. . .
OPJKItA HOUSE.
Six nights , Sept. 23rd to 28th , tlto
Lenuon Stool : Comprtny.
Ono night , October 18th , the Wkicu
is Who1 Company.
One night , October Slit , Wood and
WJtrd , in their Jolly Singling Farce ,
" 1'ho Merry Tnunpa. "
Ono nicht , January 23rd , "Maloney'B
Wedding Drty. "
Just One Girl
Ia Getting Old , Hut
There Are Others.
If wo haven't the Songs
you want , wo order them for
you with no additional ohaigea
Ryerson & Walts
P. O. Store
School Books And
Supplies
Are thing's the school child
ren need.
We have the moat com
plete line of school supplies
in Western Nebraska. We
sell them at Bottom Prices.
Come and let us fig-ure on
your school supplies.
Come in and Examine
- OUR
Ed McGomas , jj
Broken Bew and Merna. n
Cutw mill lirulHCM QuIcUljr Healed
Chauil'orHiln's t ? < tin Btlm applied t
a cat. bruise , bur * , scald cr likoimjury
will instantly ally tba pain and wiJ
heal the pnrta In lxa tltne than any
other treatmentUnlean tbe Injury I
very severe it will not leave a scar
Fain Halm also cures rheumatism
/ eprahiB , swellings aid lameness.
- * sale py J. G. JIaeberle.
Samuel YYadington of Ortello was
a city viaitor Saturday.
C 11 Krenz of Dilo was a li'y
vitiitc r SiUtmUy.
Sec W. D. Ulaokwoll at Farmeie
LJank fur Kire , Cyulouu and Turnn
do iiiHiiranco. 7.11 if
Monov loaned ou improved farms
JAMKS LUDWIOH ,
7 18 tf Broken Bow , Nobr
Boadera wanted at private resi
dence by Mrs Eva Martiu , on
) look south east of public squar ? .
J 0. Wilson , of Anielmo , was a
Viendly caller at thin offoo laai
Friday.
Well improved ranch of 1020
acres in dialer county for sale ior
$11,340 * WIITUB CAWWKLL.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Huddurd par-
uia of Mrs. Goo. Willing have ra-
urned from an extended visit in
llinoia.
W. E. Bender of Eudtio Nebraska
wan a friendly caller at thia office
ilonday. Mr. Bender ia looking
or a new location. x
A oaae occupied the lima of tht
oouuty court Monday in hearing n
case from tbe vicinity of Rest , in
vvhiuh To in oud Andrew Forai and
00 Rosa wer * charged with an
assault on Tom and John Teahou.
A. F. Norton of Berwyn ban sa-
cared a position aa bookkeeper and
cashier with tbe J. J. Case Manf.
Jo. , at Lincoln. His father Frank
Merion hat ) ordered { 'tie Kepubl'otin
ent to his addreaa at Lincoln which
will keep him ponted on the local
lews of thia vicinity.
If you are troubled with onodor-
oua breath heart bum , flatulency ,
teadacb , aoidty , paiiia after eating ,
oaa of appitite , persistent melanu-
loly , of low HpiritH. You need a
onic , few doaea of HEKBINE will
jiye you the recuperative force to
remove these iin rdera. Price , 50
centa. Ed. MoComaa Broken Bew
and Merna.
Fred Klnuo ia again located in
buaiaeaa in Broken Bow aotlr his
old Htand. lie bought , out C. N.
VVatboa who a few montha ago
started a roatuiant in the building
'ormerly occupied by Stack Br s.
first door north of Haeberle'a drug
store. Mr. Kinne has muck better
quarters for hia business than he
ormerly occupied and ia prepared
to furnish a stake second to pone ,
to a'l ' Ins old customers aa well as
all new oiiei that may call.
li. U. Andrews of Anaelmo was
n the city Monday in council with
other parties who hope to reorganize
the Farmers Bank or mart another
Ltauk in its atoad on some basin that
will enable the depositors to realize
out of their claims against the bank.
Some think that the Hecurities , if
properly handled will pay tke de
positor seventy-five cents or more
on the dollar. It ia to be hoped
that such a deal may be conaurnated.
Some of the heavier depositors in
the Farmers Bank are said to be In
terested in the deal.
Thursday of lost week the county
oourt had under investigation a ease
of salt and battery , m which two
Arabians of Castor canyon were the
principles. Joe Obde had been
worsted in the acrap and had his
faoi nearly covered with bandagea.
Chae. Enohores was charged with
inflicting the wounds. The trouble
was over certain hay land. Uhas.
iiolcomb appeared aa prosecutor , in
the absence of Kirpatriuk and J. B.
Smith and R. A. Moore appeared
for the defendant. The defendant
succeeded in convincing the oourt
that the other fellow was the ag
gressor , notwithstanding he got the
worst of it-
Son editorial sage preaches a
forcible sermon to the boya in the
following terao paragraph : "The
boy who baa the freedom of tbu
street after nightfall without buai
ness or permission is cultivating a
dangerous habit. Any place where
a boy has no business ia a dangerous
place for him , ho it on the street , in
the etore , or elsewhere. A boy that
\B all right perfors hia home , friends
books or newspapers to tbe jlasa
found on the streets. Business
men look upon the boy loatera aa
t he "dead boatu" of the future.
Boys , if you adopt the right habits
while boys you will in manhood be
URof l to the world , will be a source
of comfort to your parents ani
friends and then you will have tbe
satisfaction of looking upon a wel
Hpeut Hfo. "
Bill Blair wont to Morna on13
Saturday.
L. II. Jowott wont to Dunning
Saturday on 43.
Harry Day wont to Kearney on
42 Sunday on a abort visit.
Mrs. Ennuurson will snrvo din
ner in her dinning Uall just nortli
of Ih'iR olHoe Saturdpy.
H. f J. Lange of Call-way iund
this oflioe R friendly call Saturdai
evening in company with hi >
brother Warren of Wont Table.
Money to loan on Old Line Life
Insurance Pohcios. Or polioicn
bought outright.
WiM.is CADWKLL.
Warren and Horraoo Lang lofl
hero Saturday night for Lonox lown
whore they went to attend the gold
en wedding of their father and
mother ,
Don't forgot to ooruo to town on
September aj. Sells & Gray' n
United Shows will give a da//.oling
street parade that day and two per
formanoos under' the big tent.
Thousands Buffer with torpid
liver , producing great depressing of
spirits , indignation , constipation ,
headache , etc HERBINE will sti
mulate the liver , keep the bowel *
regular , and restore a healthful
juoyanoe of spirits. Price , CO
cents. Ed MoComas , Broken Bow
and Morna.
Billy Blair ban resigned hia posi
tion aa jaiitor of the oourt house , n
joaitiou whioh ho han hold for the
3 Ht ton years A. H. Vnnlnndingham
a filliig the place temporarily until
.be board meets on the 24. Doubt-
eas there will bn several applicant
for the place , yet. wo know of un
one yet who aspires to the position.
Mra. A. G. Bowmen of the north
west part of the oity died Sunday
fiom a cancerous tumor of the bow
els. She hod been &iok mncn
last Febauary , She leaves a hus
band , 8 sons and 3 dauphtorn to
mouru her death. Shu was 74 yoarp
old. The funeral services were
conducted by Rov. E. D. Eubank.
Her remains were taken to Gates
for bural Monday.
Custer county will be well re.
presented in the Htato uaivoriity
again the ensuing year. Wo fire in
formed that Ed and Arthur MyorH
of Georgetown , Ray Armour ,
iioacon Baldwin , Libbio Bronizor
and Fanny Drake of this city
and Frank Barks of Ansley will
go to Lincoln this week for the pur
pose of attending the Htato univer
sity. All but Barks are graduates
of the Broken Bow High School
Ed and Arthur Myers and HOHOO
Baldwin and Frank Barks attended
the university last year.
A Great many first-olass perform
ances have been seen in this cicy
but none have ever given such BI >
promo tcitisfaatiou as the Soils &
Qray's United Shows that pitched
their tents here tbia week. The
horses are a show in tliemsolveH ,
while the animals , gathered from
all quarters of the globe , are u
source of amusement and informa
tion. The main tout both afternoon
and evening was filled to overflow
ing and tb deafening response wan
proof positive of appreciation.
Louisville Courier-Journal. This
show will bo in Broken Bow on
Saturday , September 21.
J. C. Robinson , formerly proprie
tor of the hotel at Arnold lias leased
the Globe Hotel of this city , and
moved to Broken Bow Thursday of
last week. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson
are , highly respected citizens and it
ia with pleasure the RKPUBUOAN
extends a welcome to them in be
half of tbo people of our city. They
are experienced in the hotel business
and we predict ior them a liberal
8bare of tbe public patronage Mr.
Great , who has so successfully con.
ducted the Globe the past two yean-
will either buy or rent a residence
and uivo bis time to private busine
whieh does not require bo much
work and worry ,
John McGuire , a well known
ranchman who has lived south of
bore for a number of yoaro , com.
mitted suicide in the Star Livery
Barn office about noon Friday. Ilo
used a twelve-gapue Winchester
ehot gun , the muzzle of which he
placed under bis chin and pushed
the trigger off with a file. He was
lying on the bed covered up , PO that
the report waa drowned. Uo baa
been siak for some time and worried
considerable. Ho was a member of
Mullen Camp No. 0270. Woodmen ,
under whoso autpioos tbn funeral
will very likely be hold. Hooker
C . Tribune. It is reported horn
, that the deaeasevJ was indebted to
the Farmera Bank of thia eity to
about (3000 , which is scoured by a
mortgage on 490 head of cattle.
C. 10. Ford wont mt yenterday
morn in IT.
J.IH Ltndly of Anaolmo was a
oily visitor yeatorday.
D , W. Thorn peon went to Grand
Island yesterday morning.
Hov. Myers of U. B. Church will
lU'hvnr the funeral oration at Mason
City to day. /
Kd. McClure wont to Omaha
Monday night to attend a mooting ,
of the Foresters.
Kil. and Arthor Myers loft for
Lincoln yesterday morning to at
tend the State University.
Kev. S. W. RiolmrdH of thr
Itaptist uliuroh will deliver the
futioral oration at Morna to day.
Clnir Cox has scoured the possi-
tion of day operator at the depot in
tho'ploon ' of Mr. Fadloy resigned.
The first front , of the Heaflon visited -
od tins locality Monday. It was
followed Tuesday night by another
heavy one.
W. B. Easthnm , , T. J. Wilson , R.
A. Moore and Glen Johnson went
to Lincoln Tuesday to attend the
democratic State convention.
Ray Armour and ROROOO Bald
win wont to Lincoln thin morning
to attend the State University.
Miss Libbio Brouiwr and Fannie
Drake cxpnot to go Saturday morn
ing
Alien Fadloy who for aomo time
has been day tolegrnph operator at
the depot at thin place has resigned
his position with the view of Romp
into the mcroanlilo hucinesa with a
brother ah Denvr. Wo and his
wife loft for Denver Monday night.
Everybody i looking forward to
the coming of Soils & Qray's Unit
ed Shown September , 81 , with an
tiflipationR of great pleasure and
there H Hiiro to bo a congested
condition in tbo wtroola with
the inflowing mitlitudos from the
county.
Tnlco lifn as it comns. and make
tbo most of all ciromuNtanoos , but
for a bad uoutzh or cold , take BAL-
LARD'S HORKHOUND SYRUP ,
the host knnwn remedy for quick ro-
liofandmtra euro. Price 25 and Sa
ooD'tti. Ed. MeComaa Broken Bow
, -ilif : Morua.
Ed. Dacjgett ban boneht MoCora-
as's and Ryoraon fc Watta nowfi-
paper business , tlius oonaolidatiig
tbo two intorostH. His bond ijuart-
ers will bo at the pnpt oflloo. Mr.
D.iggoht iti prepared to supply you
with the latest nowa at the quickest
possible moMiont.
Arthcr Atboy had ono of his lop
sovorloy out in a corn sloci
Tuoadar aftorroon while catting
corn. Wliilo the out ia deep in
the muHolo of the lower part of hifl
limb and will lay him up foi some
time the Dr. thinks ho will got
along , unless HOIUO unforacon com-
plica tion sets in.
J. C. Maulick of Seneca Kan
sas arrived in the city. Monday on
a visit Mr. Maulick informs us
that his son J. G. found the notes
of the J. I. Case Mfg. Co. that
were stolen from him at Louisville
Ills , and reported in the state
papers ten days ago. They had
lQcn taken from the grip in which
they were carried off and taken to
another town fifty miles away.
What Christmas and the Fourth
of July am to the pmall boy , Solla
it Gray'a United Shows were to
everybody here yesterday It oarm
to thia city with the boat of recom
mends. and surely fulfilled every
promise and more The famous
Eddya parh.ipN came in for aa much
praiao aa any other part of the per *
formanoe , although the entire pro-
if ram was of a very high order.
Denver Nows.
This fnmoiiH show will be hero on
Saturday September , 21
Cliurcli Hurvl UM.
IUI > TI8T , CIIUIUJI.
Preaohing service both morning
and evening by Rov. Riuharda , at ,
11 a. m. and 7:30 : p. m. The pub-
iu is cordially invite d.
M.U.OMUBOII.
Sunday morning at tbo morning
Hprvioo the paator will receive into
full connection those who have
been on probation for tko last six
months. In the evening a MoKin-
ley memoml aervice will bo hold.
Tbo sermon will ho preached by
Rev. E. A. Maetin of Kearney
MIIHIC will ho furnhhod by the
ladiea quartette. Oolebration of the
Lorda Supper wiil follow the even
ing Horvico.
E. A Kwight.Paator.
Funcrul Services.
In oompliancu with the proclama
tion of President Roosevelt and Gov.
Savage the ohurohea and city coun
cil appointed uomnnU"pH to
for a joint funeral servioo to bit
hold , thin , Thursday afternoon.
The committed mot Tuusilaj
afternoon in W. B. Eustlmm's olliut >
and organized by electing Jaa. Lod-
wiuh ohairman and D. M. Amsborry
secretary. On motion it wan dr-
culod to hold the services in th
Opera HOUHO at 2 o'clock ,
AH both llov's. Richards , \nd
Myors bad accepted invilatioiiB to
deliver addresses otitaido of town ,
only Rav. Knight of the M. E.
Church and Rov. Doggott of the
Episcopal ohuroh remained. Rov.
Doggott waa Holcotod to deliver the
addroaa , aasiatcd by Rov. Knight
McadauicH , Quttoraoii and Stuokoy
woroiolocued committee on mania
It was ordered to have the church
bolls and eity council ball tolled bo-
gining at 1 : 0 p. m. at intervals of
every 5)0 ) Hoconda.
The usliors Reloetod are Harra
Oaborno , Thoordoro Purooll , Frank
Rubloo , Paul IJttmphroy , John Bon
jaraine and Dou Wilson. Oommit-
toi < on ilocoration Dr. Hakns , E
d'Sohwind , Jaa. II. Coaner , W. T
Schorr , C. M King , . W. Iloutx.
and L. E. Colo.
The mayor and oity council iss
ued a proclamation rpqutHting all
plaoci of bnsinoes oloacd from 1 to
4 o'clock p. m.
The school board had the school
closed in the afternoon.
Corn-hnskeiH' sprained wrinta ,
parbcd-wiro uute and sprains , or
cuts from any other ease , are quick
ly healed when BALLAKD'S
SNOW LINTMENT ia promptly
applied , Priuo , 2n and 60 contfl.
Ed. MoCotuaa Brokou Bow and
Morna.
Notice.
Taken up by the subaoribor on
his cnclosod lands iu Custor county
Nobraaka , on August 10 , 1001 a red
cow with white face , supposed to
bo seven or eight years old , Slid
cow in branded bar O an right hiu
II F on loft sholdor and O on loft
jaw.Also
Also 1 aucking calf about ton
days old. A. G. HOFFMAN ,
September 14 , 1001. 0-19 4t
Are lot Coiiii TO
FAIR
sojtmiir 25-6-7.1901 ,
At Broken Bow ,
TWENTY-SECOND SEMI-ANNUAL
Friday and Saturday , September 21 and 22
Wo becln thu fnH semen with thu flnuit diaplny
of Fall nnd Winter Milliuory that our lonj ? oxporlnni'o
In biiBlneea and money would onnblo MS U'lmy , and r.t
prluna wliisli will
SAVE YOU DOLLARS.
Our trimmer , Mm. Hull line visited a number ot !
ICnstorn Cities , oeluothiK thu very latest , tiptolnto
patterna , whith will Ijo on oxtiibitlon for your inspec
tion. Wo have ndddl a Btill larpor line of Lttdleu
KurnlBliiii Qooda. aiioh as Clonk's uml Juckot ? , nleo
for and Children's wour. Ladles Silk Shirt
, Skirts and aults of ovcrv dosurlptlon. A fim
Ifcnwot LndlPR * amd CbMdren'a underwuar , cbvca , hos
iery , oto. TbelarguBt line of draen trimmUgH iu tku
city. Wo glv
5 Per dent Off For Cash
n every article in oiir atoro.
Flrat and Koconil Door'North of PoDtOfllcp ,
lirokeu LJow , Nobrnuku ,
li E. PREDMORE.
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IK JAMES C. ROBINSON , Prop.
In nflauininp the mana omont of the Globe Hotel ,
wo undertake no now business to UH. Fr m our cxpori *
once wo fool uomputont to enter to the wants of the public
and afford the boHt of aocomodations. Wo shall do our
bout to maintain the excellent reputation that the house ban
boruo in the past , and keep iu touch with the requirements
of the Union.
Rates Htriotly $1.00 per day. The patronage * f the
public ia solicited.
FOSTER & SMITH LUMBER CO
Alwaya liavo the heat quality of
Lumber and other building ma-
torialu at the Lowest Pnoeu.
'Phono No. 70.
W. L. RULE , Manager.
Ker a First Class Smolcc Try the
Martial and
i Corona Grande' 1
Cigars.
MANUFACTURED BY
E , H. OALBEY , I
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Broken Bow , Nebraska.