BUSINESS POINTERS.
Job printing at thin ollioe.
Water Sots , LU ) Ht patterns fit
A , VV. D/nkuH.
Lubricating oils of nil kinds at
WilkiiiH1 drug mote.
Pepsin Gum , two packages lur ?
nickel at WII.KINH' PHAKMAOV.
300 aorca table farm land for
rent ( or 1002. See A. 'I. SKYIIOI.T.
WANTKU To trade a heifer for
etook hogs. A I ) . BANCIH.
Remember tin dnti > lli-.t you ate
to HOC Horns the Optical ) about
your OVCH , Friday and SMurdiy tlm
17 and 18 90 : il
Land for Hilu in v irioun looaliliuH
in Cusler and adj' >
Write or call onV.T.Hcj / bolt.
Dr. T.V. . BIIHH , fl < -itiwt ,
northwcflt corner of Realty block.
8-1 tf
Toys , Trunks , R'iM > cr Malls it
an endli'HH ' varit'ty of othrr Holiday
goodH. A.V. . D al < o.
Oiu-qmrtur Hcuiioti lor sale , 8
tulles bontli cf Urokcn How , 50
acres good faun lai d. A baigain.
A. T. HKYHOI.T HU.aa
Fou SALI : CHKAI' North o.vt
quarter suctions 30 10-17 DjuiylnH
Grove. 11.V. . Hammond Broken
Bow. 00 'l7
Fou SAI.K LotH 1 , ii , 7 and 8 ,
lilouk fi , in Jowi'tt's ndditiou to
Broken Bow. Enquire at this
ollioo. 11-21 tf
One. quarter suction land for Halo ,
4 milcH southwest of Mcrna , 1120
nuroa broke , $1200. A. T. SKY-
IIOLT. 30 .1)2 )
Fen SAUC on Tituuc Town lots
and a few tivo nero loin in this city ,
for onttlo , horses or farm land. -
feb28 tf AUAN KKYNKII.
If you have ranoliuH , , farms or
oity property you want to Hell or
rout , lint thorn with .1. .1. Snyder ,
Broken Bow , Nob. 4-1 Mf
TlioHo wanting to purchase ouy
lotH cr blocks , or lands adjourning
Broken Bow , call on J. B. Smth.
8.20 If
If irouuli'd with ti wciilc digestion ,
belching , Hour Htomnuli , or if you 1'w
dull niter outing , try C'hamliiTlnm'fl
Stomach and Livur Tablets. 1'rluo , i > r
centH. BnmploBtoo at llaoborlu'u Unif
HtOIO.
Store room for rout on nortl
Hide of eutiaio. Will lix up in goot
Hhapo for good party , A. T. SKY
BOLT. JlO ! ) ' -
STUAYKH A red helter oalf will
triangle brand on right hip. Lns
Hoon , three tnilcn Notilh of towu
Information leading to UH recover )
will bo lihcrially rewarded. Leave
notice at Ropubliuan ollioo.
The old and reliable firm ol
Dicrks Lumber do. in thu plaoo to
go for lumber or coal. A good
supply and grades to meet the \vantn
of their customers are always ii
Oae and one-half HoutioiiH eland
land foi sale inVi > stern CusUr
400 acres good table farm land
balance grazing and hay land. Fo
eolo aheap or will take part trade
A. T , SKYIIOLV. ao 3L
The attention of our readers is oall
cd to our Hpueinl oiler of the life o
William MoKinloy , by Mura
llalnted , and other prominent men
and the RKFUIIMOAN for fcl f > 0 Wi
furnish both lor the retail price o
the book. Send in your order u
once.
Uatnt'R for Homo amusement at
A. W. Drakes.
Rough feed for sulo , 0 miluM went ,
of Broken Bow. A. T. SKVIIOI/P.
For insurance and rcul cHtiito go to
Moore * Taylor , in R-jnlty Block.
Dierks Lumber Co. haH in Htook a
car load oi fine cedar poHtH for the
r Jo.
S,1 lidc , ( ilatH Sotc , pick holders
Va'OH , Crokonolo & Chofkcr boards
it A W. Drake's
FarniH for Halo and lauds for runt.
Now IH the time to ota farm oh ap.
IH the cheap farniH are all going ,
uid pric-oH are advancing rapidly.
,1. H. ItltKNIKKK.
KimKock < rrt. Iron it Wood
H'ds , lUHl'lH.M'rC'OIIH , 11'it l& Udrtt
racliHVall \ I'.irkrts , Frames and
h'ranicd Pu-iurcH , Metal Photo and
FramcH , at A.V. . Drako'rt.
U good 2 > cur old lu-iferri , good
mlors , for hale. A. T. Suviioi/r ,
Union Valley. ! tO 2
Vron can Have money by ordering
our . . > fr rr.ittor through the
{ KIMHUHUN. Wo can furniHh you
jearly all I ho papers and maga/.iiiH
or 1cm tbnn publishers priooH.
Barm ft thu Optioan Eye Special
nt will bo at the Urndd Central
lotel Friday and Saturday the 17
uid 18 Tin * will be the lant vinit
x-foic bpring , don't fail to UHO thin
jpporlunity. 8C 81
( 'uro forllio OoriiHtalk
The following article clipped
'rom the Callaway Courier may
> rove of Homo value to FOIHO of our
reaiterH :
The following communication
iaa been received by thiH paper ,
and wo piiblisli HIIMO in full , truHt-
ug that fxporionoo of the writer
will proyo n benefit to thoao whoso
Block fall viulimH to the dreaded
. ornntalk diHoase :
"Fiurbury , Neb , , December 10 ,
1001. Editor Courier : In the
Stale Journal ol December 15 , I
notioi d an article from Callaway ,
Htating that cattle and horses were
dying in that vicinity from the
eil'eolH of eating cornstulks. J
think that if Htook j o'lHonnd aiu
found in lime , Ihere would be DO
need of any loss of oattle or horses
It i Nitrate of Potash on the osrn
or oauo that OIIIHOH the poiHoning
and vinegar is an antidote.
"I will give you our experience
Lnto in the Bummer our cows go
into the oane , and seven of tl.en
were an bad AS they could be am
live. Wo had Hunt to us from th
U. S Department of Agiioulturi1
Farmers' Bulletin , No 50 , "Sor
ghum aH n Forage Crop. " On page
17 it ppoakri of the objootions HOIUO
times urge agaiiiht it , and the in.
jiirious ( 'IViJutH upon Htook. It
spoke of Nilrato of Potash. Wo
also have a book giving nntidotec
for different poisons. 1 found that
vinegar WKH the antidote for the
Nitrate of Potash. Wo at once
gave oaoh oow a . half n pint of
Htrong vinegar in a pint of water ,
giving each oow throe doses , mak
ing a pint and a half in all. I nm
sure wo would have lost every one
of them if wo had not giyon them
the vinegar. I should bo glad to r
have someone try this remedy and
iflney are successful , let others
know of it. Vorv Kospt ,
AlllH.C.E.WKLTN.
Headquarters For
Clothing , Dry Goods
And Notions. . .
Wo have 700 or $800 worth of
Clothing we are Closing Oul below
Wholesale Copt.
Wo alho have a Fine Line of Com-
forlors and BlankotH that oanuot bo
duplicated in the oity for the Price.
Wo have the Largest
And Complete
Line of
Dress Goods ,
Ladies Furnishing Goods ,
Hats and Caps , Hoots and Shoes ,
Gents Furnishing Goods ,
Gloves and Overcoats ,
239 that Defy Competition.
Quick Sales. Small Profits and
Honest Doallnar IB Our Motto.
Call and See Us in the
PIG DOUBLE STORE ROOM I
in the Realty Block.
Itrpiihllciui
This morning , ' } . W. Dt-wcy ,
county olerk elect and his deputy ,
Joseph Pigman , J. O.V. . Lewis ,
County Supt , oleo F. 1C VanAnf
worp , surveyor elect and J. A.
Armour County judge elect , A. Ifi.
coroner elect , annulled I lie
duties of their respect iyo
oflioi-H. As Judge Armour was rc-
oloutud it was only a continuation
of his duties. As the bonds of ( ' .
0. Lind' register of deeds elect and
W. A floorgo trcabiircr elect wcro
not lilid in time to be approved by
the board at their list session I hey
will not be able to take their ollices
until next week whrntho new board
vill meet. AH all the incoming
Olivers except the sheriff are ropub-
ioanft it makes quite a change in the
jolitiml almosphoro about the court
IOUHO. The only pops loft in the
jourlhouHoaro Sheriff Armstrong and
ik ol the courtC. T. Orr , ana
loputiuH Leonard.Ilalus and Mrn.
l'ooloywho we understand will re-
niin in their respootivo positions
emporarily. The outgoing can-
lidates are J. B. Oriborno clerk , M.
Schneringer treafiiiror J. I.
Pooley , Stipt. C. II. Jeffords ,
ugiHtor , Dr. Brown , coroner
ind L. IS Keen Surveyor. They
envo their respective olliues with
he roepoot of their ccnstiuonls aid
lave the well wishes of all who
enow them pi
The Republican extends oongrat-
ilations to the now cflioorA and
speaks for them an honest and eco
nomical administration.
A 0. U.V. .
The A 0. U.V. . lodge of this
oity will install thsir oiliuors for the
ensuing year , at their regular meet
ing next Tuesday night. All mem
bers are requested to bo present.
WANTED Several persons ol
character and good reputation ii
each state ( one in this county re
quired ) to represent and advertise
old established wealthy business
house of solid financial standing
Salary 18 00 weekly with oxput.ce
additional , all payable in cash eaol
WodneHday direct from head
Horse and carriage furnished , whn
necessary. Roforonocj. Etiolos
self- addressed stamped envelope
Dopt. Manager , ; ) H Caxton Build
ing , Chicago. 11-28 8
Horticultural Society Programme.
The following is Iho program of tin
Cti&tor County Horticultural Society
to b held at Hiokon How , Nohraskii
Frill ly .January 1(1 ( , l'JO'2 at 10 o'clock a.in
Uoiurt | r Socrutury . J. O. 1'altitc
Itupurt o ( Tn-OHtirur . A. T , be > bol
AI'IKUNOON SEM810N , 1 ' 30 I' . M.
Aililrens of Welcome . J. A IlurrlR. Mnyo
ItubpotiNU . W. 1) . Hal
Orchard Mntiii emeir. . O. A.nrllllK
Hmall KniltH . a. K. I'orkln
Adon.liiL' Itural Homes . . . . . .Mrn. C. U. Curio
l'ruilirutiiiii ] of ( itoutid for mi .
. Orchard . OnnMyar
nncrH llnr ten itiru . II. Wnkcll
Cherry Urowiny in CiMitrai
.W. Jcnklti
Wlmt KIM "iir H''mi'iit IB Th TO for
tin ) Krull bmuvr In ( 'inter
. . ( 'diiiily J N
Trei'Planting I. D. Slmin.li r
Wlnil llriilUH uiul Shi'llnr Hullo for
J. (1. 1'alnte
lloiut1'lnnti * , Tlitflf I'nrc . . . Mre. ludd Morto
, llnw lu fitow Thuin. . Orovo Jniic
'iit anil I'nru ot Nitr-
i-nty Hlnck iicrUoil tnr
I'lHiitlni ; J. 0. 1'itlntc
i to ) 'lorl < lu.
The Uiirlingt'ji Ivouto is organ
izing a | crsuiially conducted excursion
cursion to Kl.iriil i and Cuba , to
leave Ni hrasKa pintWcdnecda ;
January 'Jtl TliD routu will bu vi ;
St. L' u c , thence ' . ( > Jauksonville
Fla , through Hoi'iiun ' which have
been forever made historic by the
dramatic-events of the civil war.
An exceedingly low rate hns been
made , and several members of the
excursion hove choice of sovora
attractive trips after they arnvo a
Jacksonville.
This opportunity of escaping th
most unpleasant portion ot a Nebraska
braska winter and enjoying in it
stead , the delights of a omi-tropic
al country will appeal to ovoryon
who has money and can spare th
time to make an extended ploafiur
trip.
trip.A handsome booklet , giving dc
tails of the the excursion will b
ready for distribution about Janu
ary lat. Write for n copy.
J. FHANOIS ,
General Passenger Agent ,
Omaha , Neb.
Horticultural Society Mcettlng.
The attention of the readers
the RuruiiLiOAN itiaalled to the pro
gram of the Custer County llort
iuultural Society , which appears i
another column. All those tha
are interested in growing fruit
tlowois , vagotables a'nd tree plant
ing in general are requested to at
tend the mooting of the society hoi
in this city January 10. Come in
ml hoar the eesayoy and disjuHU
GH'S in ail the departr. onla of
cicntilio and practical hortioultiire.
cordial invitationa in extended to
he public and the ladica are
specially invited to attend.
11 1' , Stand ford of Mcrnn lost his
jvorocat while on his way to Hro-
teii How Tuesday. The finder will
onler a favor , by reluming it to him
at Menm.
J.Vt Henry Named.
The question of C O. Lind's
uoocHSor rib supervisor of the 4 h
lislriot was determined today by
ho appointment J. VV. llonry of
'itn ' townshit [ to iill the vacancy.
Mr. lltncy is one of the substantial
aiincri- and highly respected
itizons of the south west and will
nako an elliuiout otlicer. Ilia can-
lidaoy WUM supported by a largo
lumber of petitoners which had
ts inlluence with the appointing
) owor. I. P. Mills of Arnold was
Uo a candidate , but Ilia location hi
he district wan argued against him ,
Mr. Mills is cno of our boat citizens
ind had ho been selected to Oil the
vacancy ho would have been highly
satisfactory.
Bliep Iteinn.
FerguH county , Colorado , has be sa
wrested from the cattlemen by tu >
ihecp ralaerB and the former have bcea
.ompelled to cloae-hord their stock.
jVrgua county ia credited with mor
heep than any other county in th
tate , 050,000 to 700,000 being consid
ered a conservative eotlmate ol their
numbers.
Qcorce Taylor nayai "I have found
that a llttlo grain of any kind , say a
lialf huahol for twenty-live or thirty
sheep , once a day during the winter ,
IB a great help towards making both
Oesh and fleece and good strong lamba
In the spring. Feeding wea wheat
hould he avoided after lambing or the
lamba will scour. I have found the
feeding of oats highly satisfactory at
nuy timo. I do not think any domesUo
p.nlnml will respond ao readily to *
little extra feed and care as sheep. "
"The Navajo Indiana ot Arizona ar
. material factor lu the wool market
The tribe is wealthy through its llocks.
The tribesmen are believed to own lit
tle short of 1,000,000 head , the care
ot the flocks and the weaving of wool
being almost the aolo occupation of
the 22,000 Indians. Singular to relate ,
only a small part of the Navajo wool
crop ia worked up at homo into the
wonderful blankets that have made the
tribal name famous. Only the coarser
and cheaper blankets are now made
of the natlvo wool. Alnsleo'a.
A sheep raiser says : "As soon aa
the lamba are weaned and the owes
are dried the old ewes should bo cullad
out and cent to the shambles as soon
MS they are ready. When one has his
flock well astubllslied nnd ho can afford
to cull severely , he ought to do BO. In
such instances there is no gain In keepIng -
Ing grade iheep beyond the ago of ilva
years for breeding uses. Beyond that
ago they are not so well fitted to nour
ish thoh young , nor do they fatten aa
well wheu thay are being prepared for
market. "
American Polaod-Chltia It * cord Com
pany Meeting.
The twenty-fourth annual meeting
of this company will be held In Ce'dar
Knplds , Iowa , Wednesday , Fob. 13 ,
11101. The business to bo reported
will show a great Increase over the
past few years.t t This denotes a great
ly Increased Interest in the business
and should draw out a large mooting
of the members of the company. Thla
Is always one of the most interesting
ewino gatherings of the country. The
forenoon will bo devoted to transact
ing the regular record business , and
the afternoon and evening to the readIng -
Ing of several papers and discussion
thereon. Among those who will read
papers will be J. J. Furlong , Austin ,
Minn. ; Q. O. Konyon , Mt. Carroll , 111. ;
Carlos Fawcett , Sprlngdalo , Ia. ; C. F.
Hood , Battle Creek , la. , and H. H.
Fay , Coggon , Ia. For program of
ether particulars , address W. M. MQ.
Faddeu. Sno'y. West Liberty , Ia.
The Senate conmiltteo on agricul
ture has reported favorably on the bill
prohlbiilns the coloring of oleomar
garine. The minority on the com nil d *
U-o has reported a substitute bill , as
was done In the House , but It Is prob
able that It will moe . with the aamo
fate as did that Hubstltuto. The liva
ttock raisers oounulttoo appear < } be
fore the Senate committee on agricul
ture and did all in their ptwor to
prevent favorable action and they wore
backed up by a committee from the
cotton raisers of the
South , who wore
Interested because of the amount of
cottonseed oil used in the making of
oleomargarine. The report of the ma
jority saya that the bill Is desired by
the farmers of the country and that
Its passage will not Interfere to any
considerable extent with the Interests
of the stock raisers and cotton irrow-
rs.
Mexico la now purchasing cavalry
horses by the carlo.nl In this country.
Anutlivr ToiirlHt ICxcuriiloii to
California.
To noeomodato the increasing
travel to California , the Burlington
Route has added to its service an
other weekly excursion , in tourist
cars , personally conducted. The
Burlington's through service to
California is as follows ;
STANDAKD SutKi'Bns daily , O-
inaho , Lincoln , Hastings and Ox
ford to San Francisco , connecting
at latter city with fat tram for Los
Angels.
TOHUIBT SiiRuncnit personally
conducted every Thursday aud
Saturday , Omaha , Lincoln , Fair
mont , Hastings and Holdrego to
San Fruncifico ; every Wednesday
and Thursday , Kansas City , St
JoHoph , Wymoro , Superior , and
Oxford to San Francisco , and Los
Angoloe.
All those cars rui via Denver and
Salt Lake City , pnsaing the grand
panorama i of the Rookies by day
.RELIGIOUS HEADING.
RELIGION AND REFORMS ALL OVER
THE WORLD.
The Irrellgtoui I'urHon la 1111 Uncoiifesnuil
CowiirilHo Loam the lisieucu of
BInn's Dlcnlty unit the Motlvo tor th
lluiuuu
IN IIAHHOlt.
I think It la over , over , f f ] i'
I think It Is over at last ; ' _
Voices of foeuiea and lever ,
The sweet and the bitter hav
passed ;
Life , like a tempest of ocean
JIath outblown Its ultimate blast.
There's but a faint sobbing seaward ,
While the calm of the tide deepen ?
leaward ,
And behold ! llko the welcoming quiv
er
Of heart-pulses throbbed through th
river ,
Those lights In the harbor at last ,
The heavenly harbor at last.
1 fool It la over ! over !
For the winds and the waters eur-
ccnsei
Ah ! few wore the days of the rover
That smllod In the beauty of peace ;
And distant and dim was the omen
That hinted redress or release !
From the ravage of life , and Us riot ,
What marvel I yearn for the quiet
Which bides In the harbor at last
For the lights with their welcoming
quiver ,
That throb through the santlfleil river ,
Which girdle the harbor at last ,
This heavenly harbor at last ?
I know It Is over , over ,
I know It Is over at last !
Down sail ! the sheathed anchor un
cover ,
For the stress of the voyage has
passed ;
Life , llko a tempest of ocean ,
Hath outbreathed Its ultimate Watt
There's hut a faint throhlng seaward ,
While -the calm of the tide deepen'a
leaward ,
And behold 1 the the welcoming qulror
Of heart-pulses throbbed through th
river ,
Those lights In the harbor at last ,
The heavenly harbor at last.
Paul Hamilton Hayno.
JOY IN ItKMKVING.
Wherever there Is living faith there
Is Joy. A Christian may well doubt
the reality of his faith If ho have not
this joy. It may not always be con
sciously present , but It dwells in th
soul and gives character to his Ufa
none the less. The deeper and more
substantial the joy , the less demon
strative will it bo. True Christian Joy
Is more than a passing emotion ; it la
a condition of soul that grows out ol
living faith. Wo first bollevo and then
have joy Joy In the Holy Ghost. The
essential of this Joy is peaoo that1
peace which passeth all understanding ,
It is the highest note in the ascending
scale first , the realizing sense of sin
then faith in Christ , who alone can
forgive , then the sense of pardon
which faith bestows , then the peaoo
which flows from pardon , then the Joy
which wells llko living water out ol
the fountain of peace. It is this Joy
which begets that holy boldnessand
confidence which enables us to exclaim
with Paul : "Who shall separate us
from the love of God ? " May this Joy
bo our never falling possession. Lu
theran.
School Orders Wanted'
Highest market prii'os for Custe
county school orderw.
C. M SMI INN.
1-2-12 tf Hnken How , Neb.
Many a bright and happy hotiso-
lold hue been thrown into sadness
and sorrow because of the death of
L loved one from a nrftlootfid cold.
JALLARD'S HOKKHOUND
SYRUP IH Iho great cure for
oughfl , colds and all pulmonary
liltnonts. Priop , Qo and 50 cents ,
l d MoComna Broken Bow and
Free Complexion iicnuttlflcr.
Wo want every lady roador"bf
RKPUHUOAN to try Dwight's Complexion -
plexion Bonutitier , the most exqui
site toilet preparation. It is pure
and harmlessmakes the facosmooth
as velvet and fair as alabaster. To
imluoo a fair trial of it wo will for
a short lime only Bond FIIKK a full
size , Fifty com box to every lady
who will pond us her post ollioo ad.
dreflfl silver dime to pay for packing
and pOHtago. Only one FUKK box to
each address but ladies may order
for their friends. Each box mailed
separately. Smd this notice ard
yoilr order at ONCK to D. W. Cim-ran
fcCo. , Iluntington W. Va.
Two I'apurH I or l rlce oCOtiu.
Every person who cuts out and'
sends this advertisement and one
dollar to the Omaha Somi-\Ve kly
World-Horalil for one years sup.
scription before January 31 , wiM al
so receive fron of ohargo the illustra
ted Orange , huld Farmer , Wi-rldy ,
for one year. No jommiesior. al
lowed Regular price of both is
82,00. WKKKL.Y WOBID-HEUALD.
Announcement.
C. M. Shinu successor to P. K.
llyorsonhas moved Ins bioyclo shop
to Realty block. A largo stock of
bicycles on hand. Repairing of all
kinds done promptly. Automobile
repairing a specialty , Prices
resouable. 12-12 if
To TUB DHAK A rich lady , cured
or i i Deafness and Noinoa in the
Head by Dr. Nicholson's Artificial
Ear Drums , gave 825,000 to his In
stitute , so that deaf people unable
to procure the Ear Drums , may have
them free , Address No. D 143. ,
The Nicholson Institute , 780 ,
Eight Avenue , New York. jan8 ly
I'rntiiicjit ClilcajfoVouinu
Prof. Rosa Tyler , of Miieapo , Vice-
Pnxldent Illinois Woman's Alliance , in
HI eating of Cuamberlalns Cough Him-
edy , says : ' ! Hiifforoil with a severe
cold Ibis winter which threatened to
run It to pimunony. I tried diforeut
remedies but I seemed to gro r worse
to grow worse and the medicine upset
my stomach. A frioud advised mo to
try Oliamberlain'a Cough Remedy nnd
I found it was plossant to take and it
relieved me at once , I am now entirely
recovered , saved u doctor bill , time
and BUd'crlng , and I will never be with
out this RplHndUl medicine npoin , " For
sale by J. G flueberlo.
A FREE PATTERN
i lour ovui halivllmO to every sub
inher Onlj 50 cents i year
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fishinru , die ( makin economies fan. y
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All Spams Allowed anil Perforation * show
the ! : * ' and Setting lines.
Onlv i jv , ( | 15 cents cai Ii o .111 lnKlur
Akk for them bulil in nearly e\er ) city
and t'-un , or b\ mull from
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