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About Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921 | View Entire Issue (June 5, 1902)
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An expenditureg in MissionarJ' , worlc abroad arc largely wasted and too oftel1 corl'uptiJlg. l'he business of nations is now the . , vorlds civilizing power and the best work of christianizill g o abroad and even at home is to put christiaJl cthics iJlto business I affairs. Instcad of : Missionaries he churches would inaugeratc ate to ncw era of christian progresR to send christian f lmllies who were not afraid of 1\lal1\HlI . labor into the new fields to teach the natives how to grw ( into civili- . 'zatioll as other tlations have hy christianizing the industries. I speak of Chdstiani inf ! the in- ih\tries : thoug-htfully , for it is only in concH tions as we sec here , ; that one can understand how physical circumstances control a people of low morali tJ' and in- 'tcllectuality. 'rhc missionary of the past was a IH'ro and a . pioneer in th. . : national progrcss. But times have changed , His work is donc ; and it is only detracting - . tracting from thi. ' lor ) ' of former worlrs ! to 1.l.cp up the expensive _ form , when the occasion is past. A do en christian famiP ; sdirect- .r. he industrial lll civil afTairs ( ' : lJjs place would give a ' " . tivl. i tJlluence that would .york little less than miracles. 'rlll'ift and faith arc marked fcat lres of Bible history , and A111 ricans will makc no mistake in adopting this coursc in the . developemcnt of their new pos- sessions. Thcse natives are standing amazed 'at ' American - - - . . . . . ' * - - - - - - - Constipation Is n thing moro than n cloggiug of the bowels nnd nothing less than vital stag- nation.or death if not relloved. If oVJry. constipated sufferer oou1t1 realize that 110 i.1.1owinIJ \ , poisonous filth to rClumn in Ius IYBtom ! , li wOllhl Boon Jtot relief. Constipation invitcsl ll Kim1 of contagIon. IIcu1nclwlI , biliousness - ness , colds nnd lnany othcr nil- menta dlsl\llIcl\r when comitl- l > atCtl.bowols arorelloved. 'l'hed. foid's DlI1Ck.Dmugbt thoroughly cleans out the IYJWC19 in I1n el\sy nnd nntumll11anllcr without the pllming of lo1l1el or other violent - lent cuUmrhclI. Do sure thnt YOIl get the orlRI- nal Thcdford'lJ lllack.Drnllght , made by 'fho Chattanooga Melli- clneCo. Sold bY1111 drugglats in 25 cent nnll $1.00 packages. ) tnllf.n , , ArIc.t..JI.,211 11101. I tannot folUlUfnll'rbfdtord'amark. Dr.ugllt 100 bl/lbl1.1 / kt't'111t In m1 houle aU Ule Um. and Ilife uINlltror lhelu& tfn run. 1 neYfr 8MOBl1 rblldrf" anr olhfr IUAthe. 1 Ulhlk 1 roald nllVer be IIbl11 to..ork Tfllhout It on areount , of beIng 11'0111111111 , .Ith ronwlll'aUon. Your l e . ldne II aU lbat kllfJ'1 ' IUe np. , Co JI. HrF.tnUND. , . , - - . . . ! . - ' - " power , aud material things. ' ' ' rcceive small 'l'hc ) but . light . through their . 1I10ra 1 cyes. Preaching to them has little erne no formative inJ1uence. ' 1'hey are ready to take hold of thc cOJlstructive forces that will in some degree male thcm like Americans. It is thought these 1I1aterial1l1cans that they must" now be traincd . to understand . the worlds faith anel thrift. It would he cruel to these hcople to blind thcm with prejmlice of creeds before they had opened their eyes to the substance of moral life. My faith in our Natioual history in the Orient , makes me anxious to see a nation of political and religious liberty pllsh its broad faith in man and God into the constructive forces which witI build hcre a new world's empire. ' 1'0 do this , re- ( } uires more that natural enginery. It rcquires men who will dcdicate the material forces to a new birth of moral and in ustrial life. What we nced arc men of deed and not of wor s , men of practical lives nnd not a mere profession , an all incidental needs can be supplied b ) ' local talcnt. If christianity expects to do good to these oriental people it must go into business with them before a soulless and selfish industrial power has practically destroyed their op- portunities. They must bc given industrial equality or perish. If they do not get this it will not be the fault of st tesman or politics , but 1-he fault those who pose as moral guides hut will not take hold of the fUl'ces which direct affairs. Around the orient is centering an industrial empire of world wide influence. It will begin stronger in means aud experience than was ever possiblc to any present nation. 'l'he ninctecn christian centuries havc witnessed no opportunity so potent for good. In. the con struction of this empire evcry I moral institution should be rep- resentated with means and mcn resolved t dedicate it to freedom and righteousness. H. H. HIAT'I' . Agana , Island of Guam , March 29 , 1902.-Rl\l'unrIc N-Many : ycars ago , a man brought from the Hawaiian islands , a boat load of the native , called Kan- aIm , to work on these south sea islands. A settlement of Kan- akas was made here , and the ) ' were constantly in trouble with the Chamorro. 'rhe ) ' bad the Chamorro terrified so badly that they were afraid to go out at night. 1\lan : ) ' stories of ghosts and f arful sights arc still cur- rent. 'l'he many sheds or shrines which arc on every rOi d have a very conflicting historr. Some say they mark spots where some Chamorro was accidcntly ldlled , while others say they were built , when the Kanakas were here as a leind of refuge from spools. 'Vhen anyone was pursued b ) ' a ghost , he ran to the shrine and sat under the cross by a t.n er which is always burning at night. No spook ever comes 1 to a shrine , hecause it is a holy place. Judging from stories , the Kanalms had a great dcal of sport scaring the superstitious - stitious Chamorros , for they still say great balls of WIIITH would 1'011 down hilts aftcr them , and tall ghosts of white would chase , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . - - - - . " : < ! lft , , , "D , , Jllldtrton . . . . . , j. C. Moor. IN. .b. . . . . . , , _ . ANDERSON & MOORE..b. . CF' " ! .f\ndl tor . Pilo.and rent In Cuter counlyand adjoining countlu. RlJUltielll d morlKage. . boucht IOlld lold. Ab trll.tII romptll1nd nraUJ made. . OfilclI-MIlIrI Slroot , UMween 41h and/llh / Avenuo" roken Dow , CUlter countr , Nebr.llla. , - TI-IE P. D. SMlrrH COMPANY , . I Alwavs ht\vo the best quality of IJumber and ether building .na. lorlals at tbo Lowest Pioos. i 'Phono No , ' 10. 'I , } r ' 't / ' ; C. It JUDIINS , Manager. HI " . ) i . . . . . . . _ . . . . . , . : . - - . . . , . .J. < . " ' ' "P---I" ' . . . . _ " - them. So intense luul the hatred h < . : twcen Chamorro and Kanaka becomc that Governor Leary had the Kanalms all sent away. The story goes that many years ago a 'priest ' convertcd a Kanalm ho ) ' and made him good. 'fhe fathcr of the boy. was very much enraged - ed at the priest , a11l1. one day attacJed him , vith a weapon and cut him badl ) ' on the head. 'l'he priest ran down to the ocean shore to wash off the blood , and to this day we arc shown the red spots where the blood fell into the water ( nd on the bcach. , [ hc red is mainly bleached out of the spots , but it is a poor im- a1xination that can't supply the facts. ' 1'lie poor wounded priest found no sympathy with the wicled Kanaka ! : ! , so he wcnt to the ocean and took ofT his hat anll put up his'coat upon it for a sail. In this hat he set sail for his home in Spain. Whcn .h reached Spain he found his old father and brother mlecp ; ; so he lay down with them , and together - gether they all died. Silly , as this story is , it is told with reverence - erence hJ' the Chamorro boys and full ) ' believed. In fact pictures - tures of this preist arc preservell in the church here , representing all his wonderful sacrifices. Superstition - erstition secms to have been the power use4 by the Spanish everywhere - where to civilize. Likc a1l deceptions , it reduced the people to a formal religion without awakcning- simple ideal , or producing - ducing any personality. JI. II. IIIA'r'r. COJlHtll ) tcd nowI. . 'l o have good health , the body shou1d he kept in a laxative con- clition , and the bowels mO\Ted at least Qncc a day , so that all the poisonous wastes arc expclled dailv. Mr. G. T4. Edwards , 142 N. 1\ain \ St. , 'Wichita , Kansas , writes : "I have uscd Herebine to regulate the liver and bowels for the past ten years , and fouud it a reliable remedy. " 50c at Ed. McComas' , llroken Bow and Merna. DIstrict Conrr. - - - For the past week Judge Sullivan - van has kept the district court 6rrinding , but not at a very rapid gait. The jury has been inclined - ed to hang out so long on each case that has been submitted to them for consideration , that it has bccn difficult for the court to keep up1lis usual speed. The case of the state against Chris Burhop of Roten Valley , whic11 we reported last week in prog-ress , went to the jury Thins- day evening about 5 o'clock. It was out fifteen or twenty hours and finally brought in a verdict of not guilty. 'l'his was a case in which Burhop an(1 Furgerson were arrested last February on the charge of stealing thirteen head of hogs of Jamcs Byerly , in the southwest part of the coun- ty. li'erg'erson had gone to 'Vashington soon after the hugs were missing and was arrested and broug'ht back. At the preliminary - liminary trial he was relcased , and Burhop was h 1d under bonds for his appearance to the district court. Saturday , the case of the state against Moore of Anselmo , who was charged with allowing gambling in his , saloon , was tried. 'l'his case was tried alld determined in less than a dai. 'rhe jur ) ' brought in a verlict ! of guilty with a rC'ln st that the court impose the lightest.f ne the law would admit. ' [ 'he case of the state agaJnst E. M. Butler of 'l'rinmph , who was chargcd with incest , his daughter he complaining- - ness. Owing to the ni lmess of one of the jurymen , after the jury had heen empi1nellcd the trial was po tponed for the time being. Monday the trial of the case of the state against 'Vi11Morrisey was taken up. ' [ 'his was a case in which the defendant was charged witl committing rape upon the person of Grace Uarcus , a thirteen year old daughter of J , . H. Barcus , who was maldllg' her home with Mr. and Mrs. Charles 'Vest brook of this city . . , I her mother heing dead. The case went to the jury 'l'uesday afternoon. It was out for 24 , hours or more alHon failiJlg to' ' ilg"ree was discharged.Ve understand - derstand thc jury stood eight for guilty and four for acquittal from lirst to last. At the conclusion - clusion of the Morrisey case the BntJer wag again callcII up for trial. In this case the complaining witness denied - nied the acquisatiolt in tote and disrenembered of having cver made confession to thc county attorney of criminal relations ex- iRting' het ween her and the defen- dant. 'l'he court had the' jur ) ' excused from the room and took the mattcr in his own hands for t timc. 'Phe jury was rccallcd and the case proceeded , with the game result as before and the court diHuissell ! the case. YeRtcrday cvening the case of the state agnin t Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rayles from near Merna on thc chargc of assult with the intention of cOlllmitting great bodily harm on the person of Charles Mcr augh1in was . puton trial. ' ' . NO'I'ICI' ; - . Thc board of' directors of the r i11ian Irrigation District will mcet at the Ash school house on Monday , June H'I .11)02 , for the pnrpose of equalizing the assess- mcnt and for the transaction of snch other husinese as may properly - erly cOllie before said board. ' E. N. BISHOP , Sec'y. " 'ux Oil 111.ltleH. Extreme hot weather is agrcat tax upon the digestivc power of habies ; when puny and feeble I they should be given a few doses I of White's Crem 1 Vermifuge , I the childrens' tonic. It will stimulate and ftcilitate the digestion of their food , so that they soon become strong , healthy and active. 25c at Ed. Mc- Comas' Broken Bow and Merna. . l'OiIIHlllcll. ! About two weelis ago announcement - nouncement was made and invi- ! . . I tattons given to the mcmbers an I friends of th Christian church I requesting their presence at a Rally Service of the church to be held in Munk's Grove , on Sunday - day , June 1. Owing to the District - trict Convention which is to be hel l in Ansley a few days later , and other hindering causes the Rally Services has been postponed - poned until the late summer , the date being August 31. 'l'his is by no means meant as a final postponment , but simply a change of dates to meet nccessi- tics. ' The program shall be carried - ried out on August 31 , the Lord permitting. t 1I0t ' \ VentherVtlukl1CIIH If you feel fagg-c'd out , listless and lacking in nergy , you arc perhaps sulTenng from the dehilitating effects of summcr weather. These symptom indicate - dicate that a tonic is needed that will create a healthy appetite , make digestion perfect , regulate the howels ; uH1 impart natural activity to thc liver. 'l'his. IIerbille will do ; it is a tonic , laxative and resorativr. . H. J. F'reegard , Propr. Grand View Hotel . , Cheney , Kan. , writes : .11 have used IIerbine for the la t 12 years , and nothing on earth can hcat it. It was recommended - commended to me by Dr. Newton - ton , Newton , Kan. " 50c at Ed. 1\lcC01lta ' Erolien Bow and Merna. . c8 7f Thill nl l\ttlro Is on c\'cry hex of tbo gcnullio laxative 8romo2Quinine Tablcts the remedy t.hnt tCUftII 0 colt ! 4. 000 tluy - - - Some' easoi s Why You Should hutst on Having EUREKa HARNESS OIL Unequaled by nny oUler. Renders hard leather 50ft. Elipeclnlly prepared. Ieeps out water. . A heavy bodied oil. HARNESS - . An excellcnt preservative. ' - , Rc uces cosl of your harnesa. Never bunts the lentheq ita Efficiency is iUCrl'4Sell. Secures best service. Stitchcs kept frow breakiul : . OIL Is soh' ' in aU Localities Uanufattured b1 Btaadard 011 Compaayo , \I . . . , - - - - " ItclIrCsclltntlvc ( } OllfCIIUOU. . 'l'he republican convention of the Fifty-Sixth Representative District witl be hcld in llrot < cn Bow , \Vedncscla ) ' , Junc 28. at 2 o'clock p. min the court housc , : ' for the purpose of placing in nomination two candidates' for the state lcgislature , to be votcd for at the election to be Held Novembcr 4 , 11)02 , a1\l \ the transaction - action of such othcr busincss as may properly come before said convention. 'rhe counties com- prtsing the district arc entitled to the same representation as al10wed to thc rcpublican state convention. Custer 20 , Logan 2. J. O. TAvr.oR , Ch'r. Com. Sk'ots Wills Jcry. ! , li'red Rinne rece'cd a cable mcssage yesterday from his daugh terl losie ! that "Skeets" won Derby. Skeets is Mr. Rinl1C's son-in-law whose proper name is Martin.Ve arc informed that the winning qf this race carried with it $10,000 for the winner. Uumc Grown SlrawbcrrlcR. . Peter Beck of Georgetown , left at this ofi ce Tuesdty , a box of fine 'strawberries that he grew 011 his place near thc Loup. Mr. Beck has a fine patch of them and he tells us that tIit'y arc bearing nicely. He picks ten lIarts off of them every morn- Ing" . ' . . I - . - - - - - - - - - - I B ys ! Girls ! I Any boy or girl who will secure for us 'l'RN sunSCRIP- 'I'IONS for the Kansas City 'Veeldy Journal at the rate of 25 cents cach , making a total of $2.50 , and , send the money to us with a list of the names , will be sent postage - age prepaid , a m AUTIFUL ' ATCII callccl.The . ] clipse ! Send money by P. O. order or draft , and mail all orders to The 'Veekly Journal , Kansas City , Mo. Boys and girls , here is your chance ! . nE9.Send for samples to be used in canvassing. - OUR CLU ING RATES. aad Kanslls City journDI. . . . $1.25 epubllcan and Inter Ocean. . . . . . . . . . . . 1.50 tpubllcan and Twentieth Century. . . . . . 1.65 Republican and Olobe.Democrat , 5eml.w 1.8S epubhcan and Stat. journal. . . . . . . . . . . . 1.85 . epucllcan and Nebraska Farmer . . . . . . . 1.8S epublican . - - - - - - . - and - . - - Life - . - or . - - McKnley . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . - . . . . . 1.50 . . , CAMERON & REESE. . l1H ys u cell Jfs : , AT LAW. I 1I0omeB anll O. nealty Dlock , Jlrokl'n Dow , Neb. W A. THOMPSON , . CONTHAlll'OH & ; DOH.DEH. ; r-l'IUIJS all\l usUUllllell ou ehortnoUco. Urokoll Uow , Ncbraska. I J. , T. SNYDEH , . . ] ! JJPJ : ] , : l [ ) ffi ' ! JJ , ANlNOTtU lC. nlllll Justleo or Ihe l'eato. Sperlal nlt ntoll Khon to collecllonB ICllolllllon8 tak II , pcnllloll vouch. . orll neally oxcr.ntod Alld nil kilidl tit legaillapers wrltton. Olllco In the reAr of Ih.nlt or Commerco. Dloken lIoNohrnska. . r - - , . , , - - - Job printing at this o ce. R. . SKINNER , BLACKSMITH. Repairing of nll kinds donc 111 first.class . . m nncr. Plow work Rmi horse shocing a Rpec uttv. Remcmhcr the locntio11- the ncw IIliop west of Conllncrc nl hotel. CLINTON DAY , Physician & SUi'geOD. ' : i rr I Olnco III rear or Ibo Dank or Commerce. ne.l. r . donce IIlh houlo west or IhnllapUst church. , lJrokcu Dow , Nebraska. J S.M. . DOIUUSI m1\ml \ $ m511l1llD.o Al. klnl1 ot w rk In uur IInil dOM promptly And III lIut-clnss order. CFlted jjbop 011 the corner wOIIl 01 tbo ho.o hou.o. , . OIVF ; Uti A TRIAI- . lJroken DoW' , . _ . Nebraska. , .DR. O. IJ. MULLENS , ! Physician Surge u. 2nll SlalrwD ) ' from \feAt end In Hualty lIIock ; rORlt1cnco . , 3rll west A ! . _ . chorch , on 8amo aide of Mrol.t. Urokell lIow , NelJfalklt. I I It , B AK ( R'S POOL HALT , W. It nAKER.Prop. . YOI' n lIorlnl L'amo 01 1 > 001. . . ortb of RUtlD' LIUJ.N OOlce , 1Irllkoll lIow , Ncbrlskll. , il CI1'Y RAltRER , BROI' , u. o. HUTTON. Proprietor. . ! I"lrRt-clllu wor/t. Ileal' 110011I of IIroken Dow i Stllto 11/11111 / , IIrokcn now. Nchraella. MIKE SOAN LON ) -Proprlotor of- ' n"stAnrullt& Lnnch CnllllLar. Larll'o ; 88portment ot COlJr..otun"loK. ! CIj.lIr.Iud ( Tllhllccoa. "orUi , : .hlo ot I'llhllc ! ! Qllurl ! . Urokon now , Ntbraska. ' ' - WJ rJIS OADWJtrJL . ; . . , mmVl llmiUa3mt ! lEBafo&e. . . A R. HUMPHREY , nO ! ! 8 AteU = Rt = : fOtV , II I I . \ I.D.GLAZE. . ; . . . . . . . .Doalerln . . . . . I GraoUe , ForolKn and I' Ibcrlcan Marble. . Ornament ? ! Work a Specialty. nroken JlIW. . . - Net-ulk. . CITY MILL , ; E. F. MCCLUn.l'rop. Rye Flour. Dnckwhl'lIt , Gr&h..m , Feed , ctc. . , ' DR. T. f. . FARNAWOHTH , : DENTIST , . . 12fT'0mco Over Swan'lI Grocery. DRS. R.C. & W. E. TALBOT , - PHYSIGIANS SURGEONS. O 1ce over Daeherll'a IJrng Slor . DroltGn lIow , . . . ' Nehra l. . OONRAD , o. . . . . . . . .Dealer tn. . . . . . . Pumps. WIDIl Mills , Tanke. Fittings. Gasoline \ Hnglnoll. otc. , etc. Broken now. Nebraeka. C. 11. JEFFORDS , J d rAlsfI1 cfeJ.- < , : - . , Ahatrach l'romlltlv Vurnlshed. Your Dl1slneel t-ollcltoll 01111:0 : In Dank of Commerce lJuUdlng , Jlrokon now , NehrAska. Taxes paid Cor non-residents. CAMJtRAS AND SUPPLIES. Frec In'tractlons how to take and devolope t picture wIth every camera sold. Flnlehlnlt done tor amiuurea. Latest Styles in Photographs. BANGS STUDIO. Rstabllplu/lln 18\11. \ Broken Bow , Nl'lbrn8ka. ' - - - - - CLEARINC UP SALE e > : rq .A.Fl..1'WESS. : . For the last three years I have been over-stocked on farm harness. 'l'his fact puts me in a position to sell all harness at 10 per cent. less than the market value. I have a good farm harness at the surprisingly low price of $20.00 , worth $22.00 , and at $21.00 , worth $22.50. OtherS at the same low value up to $30.00. New Line of Farm Implements. Sulley plows , Disc harrows , 'l'hree wheel Climax Listers , Steel pipe harrows , 'Val1dng and riding cultivators , Acme and Champion mowers , Fuller and Johnson buggies , Grand Island Hog fence , 'Vagons , Barb wire , Cook stoves , and Nails , Quick Meal ranges , . Cutlery , 'rinware , and a complete line of shelf hardware. . Alfalfa , Milet and Cane Seed. _ OUR < J MOTTO--Under : Sell. c. W. . . APPLE , 'Vest SideS quare , Broken Bow , Nebraska. , . _ . . . . , . . . , . . . . . . . _ . - - - ' - - . . . . . . . . , _ - ' " - - - - ---4/t..J/j , . _ " -
