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I VOL XX" _ . BROREN BOW , CUSTER COUNTY. . NEBRASKA , THlJRSDAY , MAY 22 , 1902.--EIGHT PAGES. NO. 49.- .
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IT AIE NOTICE.
All person9 who .have matter of
au ) ' 'description they desire to
have published . in the RJ\PUnI.I"
CAN , ar .rc uested to have it. .
reach this ofhce not latcr thau. .
'Veelnesdar noon , as we go toI I
press Thursday . morning. i
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Masoti City has made arrangements - :
ments to celebratc the 4 of July. :
I. S. L. Cannon and wife . of
'VestervillE : , were city visit.ors
yesterday.
: Mrs. Fann ) ' Elliott of Torrin -
ton , 'Vyoming i visiting in this
city Wt.h ! her parents , Mr. and
Mrs. John Lowe.
'V. G. Purcell , wife and
daughter who have b el1 on a
pleasurc trip south and east for
the past six wecks returned bome
Saturday night.
Dr. Seymour espccially requests -
quests that his patients caU' early -
ly on the day 'of his visit that he
lIIay have aUlplc time to give
them careiul attention. Junc 6.
Dr. H. B. Mullins who has been
attending the Medical Colle e at
Omaha the past year arrived
hoine. Sat.rday.night . and will
remam hcc dunng the summer
va.cation.
Mr. 'rhomeson of California
spent several days in the city last
his brother-in"law J.
week with - " ,
W. Bruce. Mr. Thomson has
been in. California for seven years.
He is yery much pleascd with the
country.
VIm. Mooney , a bricr } molder
in this city in pioneer days who
has been mining in Pcnsylvania
for the past seven years , surprised -
ed his friends by arriving in the
city the tatter part of last week
with the vi w of remaining
The action. o.f the school' board I
last. } i"'riday night in 'the elec-
tion.of principal is meeting with
considerable opposition by patrons -
rons and. pupils , because Prof.
Macy was not rs-imployed. A
petition protesting is being . cir-
culated. "
Nond of iHe s"u jects placed
tnd 'quarantine for sn all pox
has .up to dat.e , showl } any sJmp-
toms of the disease and the probabilities -
abilities . .arethat the disease
wili spread no fnrther tan to the
one family where it was first
developed. .
DI1 DVaugh , son of L. C.
alid M. M. Maupin , May 15,1902 ,
at 6 a. III. , ill Omaha. l.\he remains -
mains of Ute deceased were laid
to rest in the Omaha- Cemetery
Saturday , May 17. The RJU > UD"
LICAN extcnds to the parents and
grandparents of the deceased the
sympathv of their many frien s
of this v cinity. \
J.1'.Merchanta prominent citizen -
zen several years of this city , one
of the first settlers of Vi toria
creek arrived in' the city last.
night from the east. Sinceleav-
ing here some eight years ago
Temp h s resided in Canada , hut
is now located at Lincoln and is
n traveling salesman for a wholesale -
sale firm in Omaha. ,
The city council held an adjourned -
journed session Mondny night to
consider the granting of the
franchise for a gas light and fuel
'plant. to MC'ssrs. Honts , Deun I
and Rublee. Instead of granting - !
ing the franchise , the matter
was ( Ieferred untU ncxt M01ic1ay. .
night and a committee , consisting -
ing of 1\Ia'or Purcell , C. S. Martin - ,
tin and J. J. 'Vilson , . were appointed -
pointed to visit AlbIOn , Tildeu ,
Central City , and other towns
where plants h ve recently been
put 'in"with the view of obtain-
.1t1g nataon the question.
The many friends'of Prof.
M cy will be pleased to Imow
that he has ccepteel a position
as one of 'the instructor ! ] in Broken
'Bow Business and Norm l College
for the ensuing year , at a salary
in advance of t.he amount he re-
ceivcel. T le RRPUnI.IGAN con-
gralulates Prof. Poush in having
secured Prof. Macy , Ir s popularity -
larity in this cOmmunity will'
make the Broken Bow Business - '
ness College more popular wit.h
the people of Broken .Bow aud
vici.nity t\lan \ ever.Ve \mder-
stamI that Prof. Macy will begin
work for Prof. Roush soon after
hi work as Pdncipal of. the
schools is ended nd will be. . im-
i pl yed during the vacation , in
I canvassing for the 'college.
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The RRPumtCAN and Interl .
Ocean , $1.50. :
\V ANTltD-A good dining room
girl. Mus. L. J , GA D\ ' .
Ii' . M. Rublee was all east
bound passenger the first f the
week.
ReGeo. . P. 'l'riteswent to
Lexington , Tuesday to att nc1 a
ministerial conference.
Rev.V. . D. Hall of Sarg-ellt
will deliver the oration o Dec-
oratiou day in tb s city. '
N. T. Gadd has accepted an
invitation to deliver the oration
at Arnold on Decoration Day.
Senator Currie of Sargent , was
a city visitor Saturday. This
office acknowleges a friendlJ' call.
Five inches of rain fc1 hi this
vicinity in t.he past two , veeks.
O\'cr four inches fell in th past
week.
'romVright , publisher Qf the
Ausler Chronicle , was a city visitOr -
itOr 1onday. . 'l'hc H.Rl'UDIICAN
aClmowledges a fricndly ca1l.
DI' . H. C. 'ralbot has sullicicnt-
ly recovered froUl his recellt sickness -
ness to be out again , which his
many friends ar pleased to know.
Gee Honts wc'nt to Omaha
Monday to contract for material
for his gas plant that he contemplates -
plates putting in this . city hi the
near future.
Judge Armour's fath r and
mother arrived 'yesterday morning -
ing froUl Illinois. They expect
to send the summer visiting in
the count . ) ' with thcir children.
Otis Barnard -Callawu ) ' , was
in t.he city 'ruesday. We understand -
stand that he and Mr : Zumbrul1) .
are planning to start anot.het
paper in Callawa ) ' in about. thrce
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If Y04 want to cnjoy an 'cven-
ing of fun amI 10 ic seC11le a
ticket for th. lecture by Eli
Perkins at the opert ; hOl\B May
31. Reserv _ eI sea'tes oii1 ' : ? 5c.
49-50 .
Mrs. S.V. . Richards nnd
daughter , LilJia" , left this morning -
ing 011 a.visit to Beulah , Jas.
Mrs. Richards .has a sou there
whom siIC has'IIDt seen for six
years. '
'V. H. Andrcws has receiveel
notice from his agent that he
ha ' been granted an increase of
pension with bade pay to the
amount of $ tiOO. He has not received -
ceived o c "al nbtice yet.
A royal feast. of wit and humor
and logic will , b.e enjoy.ed by those
; , vho attend ElI Pcrlun's lccture
to be given in the 6pera ho se
Saturda ) ' night. May 31. He
will combine three of his best
lectures in one. 49-50
A meeting of the state bankers
was held at Gr.apd Island , 'rues-
day. Custer county was represented -
presented by S. K. 'Varrick ofl
Broken Bow , Scnator F. M.
Currie of Sargent and Ed. Rors
Secretary of the state Banlung
Boar4. Senator Currie's address
was on "Pioncer Banking. " S.
\Varrick discussed "Negoti-
able Instrument Law , II and
Secretary Royse " , "Purpose of
Bank Supervi onll . '
Rev. J. R. 'Voods , pastor of
Mason City Baptist church Was
in the city the latter part of last
wc' k. He infornm 'us that his
church h S arranged for a grove
service and hasket dinner t.he
first Sunday in June. Rev. S ;
'V. Richar s has becn extended
an invitation to preach for them
on that occasion in the morning
and afternoon. 'l'h ordinance
of baptism will be administered
to betwcen 50 and 60 persons on
that occasion.
Mr. George Purcell has just re- '
celved from Springfield , Il1inois
throngh his son , 'V. G. who re ; .
turned from thfre Monday morp-
ing , to him , very valuable mcmen-
toes of his old neighbor and
friend Abtaham : Lin.coln , which
were sent him , by relatives of the
immortal' Lincoln. One is a
picture of the residence of Mr.
Lincoln as it was at the time Mr.
! ) urcell lived there and was
neighbor ' nd intimate frienel of
our martyr Presid'nt. 'rhe other
is a photograph of Mr , IAncoln
tak n in 1860 , after . he was elected -
ed President. He was then
smooth shaven , a s Mr. Purcell
kne\v 'h.n1 . and to him is vcr } "
natural , much more so tItan those
taken pf 1 im in later years whe :
nllowed His beard to grow.
' Mr. Purcell is justly very proud
of the pictures. '
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A large COnb..cgation nttc1Ulcc1
serces at the Presb'terian
church Sunda ) ' night to hear the
class sermon which was 1)reacl1ed
by the IH\stor , HeD. . Augustus
Shetler. Rev's. M'el's of the
U. n. church and Trites of the
M. E. church participated in
the exercise ! ) .
Equality Club ROBol'.aUonB ,
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Believing that Peace is the un-
derl'ing principal in the J.fovcrn-
ment of an all-wise Provulcnce ,
bcl < n'ing that war and its attendant -
tendant horrors mu ) ' he avoided
by , , : ise arbitration ; nnd belicv-
ing that it is thc natural tend-
cncy of motlicrs to prder thc
s ttleD1cnt o ( questions of dis.
pute bct. ween govcrnmcnts or
nations by the ballot rather than
the bullet and May 15th being
the annivers ) ' of the Hagne
Peaceconfarence. The Excutivc
Committee of Custer county
Political Equality Association
offers the following resolutions :
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1st. .thut wc fu\'or the maiutellulIccof
P ace.
: l1u1. Thut we frL\'or the ! tCttlemcllt of
nIl questious rellltiuJ. : to go'.enuueut l
nlTuirs hy n wige IIrhitrntuu { mUter thllu
hy the tleclllriu of war.
3rl1. 'I'hnt to promute this cml of
! ) CIICC Rnit Arhitratlon , nothing could he
more important thnn a constitucucy of
yoUng uloUlcrn. 'fhereforc ,
RItSOIVJ\D. That we aRk for the Cll.
fmllchisclllcut of the motherR or thc
Rcpul lic. \ ' COMM1TTlili.
Jlrokcu Dow , May J5tl1 , J902.
M. B. A. Post Poned.
Owing to the commencement
exercises of the city High Schools
Friday night , the regular meeting
of the M. B. A. lodge is lOstponed
to Friday night , May 30.
, . S. W. RJCIIARDS , Pres.
D. M. AMsm RH.Y , Scc.
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At the liI ( cti1 g of the Eastern
Shir''l uesda ) ' night , . the fol1pw-
ing .officer5 'lcre elected for the
c.ttsu ng" term : Worthy at I ,
MrsJ. S. Mol neau ; Assocl8.te
'Ma.tron , Mrs. F. M. Rublee ;
Worthy Patron , A. H. Humph-
rev ; Conductor , Mrs. J. G. Bre-
nizer ; Asoociatc COIuluctor , , Mrs.
Alpha MorganSecretary ; , JM. .
KimbCJ1ing ; ; Treasurer , Mrs. Co'
II . : Jeffords. ' . . .
Brokjn. BoY { . a ra lUtlt s. '
Fridnl Iliht , . the Commencement -
ment ExercI es of the Broken
BoW High School will be .held in
the ppera house. The memb rs
'of the class arc Clyde 'Vilsotl ,
Harry Oshorn , ' arah Owens ,
Janie Stockham , Paul Haumont.
'l'he 8everalmembers of the graduating -
uating class will deliver orations.
Special music has been provided
for the occassion.
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MtlBOn City Qradutl too.
This ofiice acknowledges the
receipt of the program. of the.
commcncement exercises of the
Mason City school held last Friday -
day night. The members of the
class are : 'Vall ace Priug1 ,
Harry CoJIman , Carl Anderson ,
I "elyn O'Brien , Brit Nicholas ,
Carleton Bunnell anel Emil And-
erson. The address of the occas-
sion was. delivered b.y Rev. Jesse
1.'eagarden of this city. 'Ve un. .
derstand that the principal , Prof.
T. II. ahr , has been employed
for the ensning year.
IJoctors Meet
. The Custer 'couhty Meltical
Seciety met in the office of Drs.
Talbot of this city 'l'ucsday ,
111 the absence of the Presiden t ,
Dr. C. PickettDr , Clinton , Day ,
Vice Pres. presided. ' ,
In addition to the regular business -
ness of the society an interesthig-
program was carried out.
The fo Jowing papers were read
and . diicusscd ! :
"Developmcnt and Care of
l.'eeth" , D. H. Bowen , D.D.S.of
Ahsley ; "The Pueperal Infection ,
with report of a case"Dr.C. L.
M llins , 1Jroken Bow ; "Carcino-
ma of the'stomache , wi ili a case
and postmortem findings"Dr. W.
H. Young , of Ansley.
. In the evening the held a banquet -
quet at Mrs. L. J. Gandy's , in
which the physcians and their .
wives participated. '
Mrs. Dr. J. Ii' . McNulty of Can-
away gave a select reading.
'l'oasts were responded to by all
present.
'l'he physcians in at tendance I ,
w r J. F. McNulty , Treas.AL. I
Mafthews - of Callaway ; 'V , R.
" -oung. D. H. Bowen of Ansley ; i
I A.A.DowningMernnL.B. ; Wams- :
tley , \Vest Union ; Clinton Day , !
Vice Pres. , C. L. Mullins , Secy. , I
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R. C. Q\albot , 'I' . L. li'arnsworth ,
a11l11' . 'V. Dass of llrok\'lll Bow.
Mnsonlo Offloers Elooted.
At the an11ual meeting of the
MasolJIc Lodge of this city lust
Saturda ) ' night , the following
o iccrs were elected for the cn-
suing' yearV. : . M. , II. I-4011mx ;
S. W. , 'V. R. Bruce ; Scc. , Alpha
Mdrgan ; 'l\rcas" J. G. IIaeberlu ;
'l'yler , ID , Ii' . McClure. !
l\It'wortRt \ Ncrvlcmt at UnlURt Churc1a ,
A popular Sunelll ) ' Memoria. }
Service will be helel in the Baptist -
tist church next Suuda ) ' at : .11:00 :
a. ru'l whcn addresses will b delivered -
livered by the { ollowing' named
gentlemcn : D. M. Amsberr } ' ,
JOl111 G. 'V. Lewis , Judge Ar-
moul' , Jos. Pigman and \V. 'V.
Cowles. Everybod ) ' is coreliall ) '
invited. A special invitation IS
cxtcnded to the mcmbers of the
Grand Ann ) ' of the Republic and
members of the rchef corps.
Speciall11usic will be an important -
ant fentul'e of the service. 'I'he
pastor will preach at 8:00 : p. ,111.
S. W. RICUAHDS , Pastor.
I..ct ! : , IIJ' ,
The fol1owing is the dead
letter list for the week ending
Ma ) ' 13 , 1902 :
J. E. Bramblett , John Bryan ,
Cassins 'V. Davis , Gee , N. Flag-
ler , H. J. Hood , (2) ; W. A , Jarvis -
vis , Miss Mae Knoell , Cot. A. J.
Iay , Menn Key , Miss Lulln Melvin -
vin , (2) ) ; Mrs. L. Miller , A.
Myers , 'l'heoelorc' Phillips , Dr.
John House , J. F. Smith , 'Vll1.
Stafford , JameSullenberger ! , E.
E.Vright , carel.
Partics calling for the above
w111 pleasc SflY advertised.
. L. lIt JuWIt'rT , P. M.
Can.rcll Her"lcc" .
UAl'TIST CIIURCH.
SU11l1ay sch ol nt to 1llJ. . Popular
l\IcllIorinlscrvicc nt 11 n. m. Junior n.
Y. P. U. at 3 p. m. Scnior 11. Y , ' 1) . U ,
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at 7 1) . . lit. ' Preachin . bY' the pastor , lit
8 p. I . . S. W. RICHARDS , l'mtor.
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Next Sunday morning Mcmonnl tlay
'will be obscn'cil nt the 1\1. E. church.
Subject , "Our Soldicrs lllhentullce. "
Tcx , lIeh. , I I :4. : We cordilllly invite the
attcn llnce of the veterons of II otlt Wllrs
to this ser\'ice. 'I'hc re ular services in
thc aveniug. . Ono. P. ' 1 JUTI\S \ , Pastor.
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. Rc ulur IIcrvi es next Sun uy. 'fhe ,
mornulg' scrmon witt he on missionary
work , tUltl a hihle rclteUng will he givcn
in the evening iUNtcael of 1sennou. . All
arc iuvitcrl. 11. E. l\I\'JtJtlj , PI11tor.
! ) llmmVTIUUAN CHURCH.
Services ncxt Sabhnth , at II a. JII.
Suhject , " 'flte Glory and Peril ! ! of our
n J1uhlie. " E\'cning' 8 p. m" l1iftIt ,
lecture of the Hcnes 011 thc Book of
nsthcrHuhjecl"I ! ilher's Hcnrie Rcsolvc" .
Spcdal lIIusic will IIC relllicrell in the
evening. Y. P. S. C. H , at 7 ) . m. 'flte
puhlic i9 cordlully invilcr I to thcse
servicc9.
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A DWO"K" OFF T.llt COI , " . I
1.UllllvIIUlomo.ijulnlllft T.blbla cnru A cold In' '
ono dllY. N Cure , Nu I'IIY. I'rlo/l 11 : unll.
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Ell PERKINS.
Eli Perkins will deliver a lecture -
ture in the Opern House in Broken -
ken B w ,
/J't1RDAY : NIGHT ,
. MAY 31 , i90 ,
at 8 o'clock , on Philosophy Qf
'Vit , a Year in China and Japan
and Stories Around thc Stovc.
'l'hrce lcctures combi11'Hl in one
using the choicest of each.
'rbis wiil well be wort.h the
price and should b enjoyed by
everyone.
Rcserved scats , . 35c , at the
usual places.
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Paints ,
Oils and
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Wall Paper '
M.at. . i
I Ed. McComas' .
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Drug sto e.
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Money loancd on improved' t
far111S. J AMItS LUDWICIr , " >
7 18 tf Broken . Bow , Neb. '
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Dr. T.V. . Bass , dentjst , office ' , :
northwest corncr ofROiLlty lock. .
8-1 tf. ;
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For insurance. ane1 real cQtntc 1
go to Moore & Tnylor , in Rcalty
Block. '
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Boarders wanted at Mrs. Eva
Martin's.
Screen doors furnished and
hung Cor $2. D. E. BAUDRR.
14'oR A fresh milch ,
SArfJ " " ' : gOOt1
cow. S. M. DORRIS.
Farms for sale aile ! lands for
rent. Now is the time to get.a. .
farm cheap , as the cheap farms. .
are all goin , and prices arc advancing -
vancing rapully.-J. G. Brenier.
14'oR SAI.U OK 'rRADU-ToWI1'
lots amI a few five acre l1ts in '
this city , for cnttle , horses'or ' fa.rm.
laneI.-Allen cYl1er. ,
Several good farms for snle at
a b.argain , including my own.-
Jnssn GANDY , 44 tf
Money to loan on improvel
farms.-Moore & Tuylol' , Renlty
mock. 1-23 tf
Lubricating oils of all kinds at
Wilkin's drug store. . ,
FOR SA .n-One : to } > buggy ,
nearly new ; one lumber wagon ,
at 111) ' farm 12-16..20-Frank'
Norton. 46tf
W AN'ruu-By gcntleman fuen-
ished r00111 or roOt 1 atHl hoard.
Enquire at this o ke 5-15 d
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Do not fail to hear Eli Perkins
at the opera house May 31. 49-S0
li'oR l nN'1'-A : double room 011
sec ncl floor' of the Custer block.
Enquire at this o cc.
Pepsin Gum , two packages for
a nickel atVi1kin ' Pharmncy ,
Get your tickets early for th.e
lectures Sat rday night , . May 3J' ,
at tha Oplra Houie. ! 49-50
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li'olt SAI.n-Five acres of la d
ill good state of cultivation a -
joining Brolten Bow for $200.
Inquirc at this office , 3..27 ' f
Dierks 14umber.Co. has in stock
a car load of finc cedar posts for
the t.radc.
Shallow gravcl wells mnde and
guarantecd hy Frank Kelsey. 47-4
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Dr. St. ) 'mour will l1 'ain favor
Brokcn How with a visit on li'ri-
day , Junc ( , . 47-51
For Wall Paper Go t
J. C. Bowen's.
Fou SAI.u-Lots 1 , 2 , 7 and 8 ,
block 5 , in Jewett's addition to
Broken Bow. Enquireo at this
ofiice. 11-21 tf
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Hpl'luar " "meala
There 5 an aching and tired
feeling ; the liver , bowels and
kidners : become slu gish and inactive -
active , the digestion impaired ,
with"liUla or no appetite , no
ambition for anything , and Jl.
feeling that the whole body and
mind needs toning up. l.'he
trouble is , that during winter ,
there has been an accun1\llation
of waste matter in the systcm.
I1erbine will remove it , secure to
the secretions a right exit , and
: . by its tonic effect , fully restore
the wastcd tissues and g \ c
strength in place of weakness.
al Ed. McComas' , Broken Bow'
and Merna. .
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