Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, September 04, 1902, Image 1
USTER OUNTY EPUBLICAN. ES1'ABLISJImD 1882. 'rIlE OFFICIAI , PAPl l 01 CUS'l'EI COUN'rY. 14ARG ] S'r CIHCUI4A'l'ION 014' ANY PAPER IN 'rIlE COUN'1'Y. J _ - = - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ J _ VOL XXI. BROKEN BOW , CUSTER COU NTY , NEBRASKA , THURSDAY , SEPTEMBER 4 , 1902.--EIGHT PAGES. NO. 12. , . . yeeve. . MOVED i TWO DOORS i EAST Of : J CUSTER i BANKIIIIIIIII NATIONAL i d r.s0 t J ! I , : cOllogc.1 HddulltlJ or ( hIC O OIJlhnlml11 . . . .ene. , . . . " -ANti- Schon I Supplies , -ATu' J. a. Haeberle's ; . Perle EIizabtth Fieldg , DR. I ID lJJJ D 1D.B ID'b Sj1BJBD. OlI ICI1I0UHS : ' ) a. 111. to 12 m. 1 :30 : to 4 p. 111. Or hy appointment. r . , . . . ' Alltlcrsoll's torc .ctt.omcc O\'cr Jcwelry ill Rcalty lI1ock , BrokclI Bow , Nchraska. . - - - - - - - \Vall paper at J. C. Bowen's. I : : ; - : : I A. R Humphrcy was a Uncoln \ ' sitor ycstcrday. W. P. awl Chas. Davy of Oconto werc city \ ' sitors Tucsday. Hev. Henry Kcllcy and wifc arc hol ing tcnt mcctings this wcck in Custer Ccntcr. J. W.Vhite returncd thc first of the wcck from a visit of thrcc weeks at Schuyler , this state. 1\lrs. 1. ' . D. Gallup and two childrcn spcnt Sunday aud 1\1on- day visiting fricJls ( at Scncca. 1\1r. Shcrr of S1. Louis , brother in-law of W. G. Purccll is'isit - ing in thc city. IIc arrrivcd 'l'ucsday morning. I. , . m. Colc' lcft l .r.iday for. Boise City , Idaho to visit his parents and other relat'es thcre. Ill' may concludc to remainc. Mrs. 1\ [ , 1\1. ParldlUrst has dc- cided to return to Oklohoma with , lll'r son ' [ homas , whcre hcr daug-hter , 1\lrs. lIerringalsol . She will rcnt her propcrty here. C. S. Oshorne , who holds th- position of forcman on thc Grand Island Prcss , camc up Satllnlav night , accompaniell hy his wic and daug-hter to visit rc1at'es. . 'I'hcy returned home 1\1onda ) ' . Thc greatcst sensation of the year in the circus linc is John O'Bricn's horsc ballet , thc latcst spectacular featurc of Wngling- Brother'sVorld's Grcatcst Shows. 'I'his is thc most magni- ficcnt horsc display c\'cr con- cc'el1. . 1\-1 iss Bcrtha and Ruhy 1\lcCoy of Crawford , arc \ ' siting with 1\1rs. Ii' . D. Gallup for a couple of wecks , when thcy will return. Mrs. ( allup will accompany them as far as Hyannis , whcrc thc ) ' witt take in two days of the Cow Boy Carn'al at that placc. Simpson & Drapers mcrry-go- rOllnd was hauled to Brokcn Bow yesterday. 'l'hc.y will remaine at thc county scat two wccks , then gq to Hyannis , to he at thc cowbo.y carn'al , which com- menccs on the 11 th of Septcm- bcr. 'I he ) ' will thcn go to Alliance - liance for thc hig races Octobcr ( ) to I-Anslcy Chronicle. . . . _ " ' A . A . . , .t , : < < X , . < , . . , . . . . . 'I-i. P _ . . VA : ti : XM1t. A .tM.I > . , . . . "N 4tX1M : AAA < < A ; ( ' \ - . ( : : ) < < IY. ' t . 41 : & : Our Notion lJepartment Has Been Double , tkv. : : : NO 10RE /IPE1'IrrION. / . c I > = I'or ; the rcason we ha\'e so complctely rcmodlcd our storf' : : ! in ordcr to mal < e room for our immensl' and increasing busi- : c ness.Ve will surprise you with our immense display of . : mcrchandisc. Now isthc timc. to secure thc best hargains of C.1 : the season , for the reason you will ha\'e tirst choice. No : : one can dispnte thc tact that. . . . i : ! WEARE THE LEADERS IN OUR LINE , ! : C1- ! ; which consists of all kinds of Ladics Goolls of the most fashionable - ; : ionable make , amI at very low prices considering quality. : : . 'I'hese goods must hc sold at somp price :11111 you can help : : j name the amount. Now when you want a full Ladies Suit : : in every partIcular let m know. We ha\'e them complcte. : : Our Fall Hat Department ! : outranks all othl'rs in mcrit , and such hcauties too. l atest : c French No\'plties ! Our trimmer is still in the cast selccting i t ! morc , which arc arring daily. ' ! 'hl'n our fall and winter :1 : : : ! coats arc simply immensl' , and 110 mistall's : ha\'c bccn made I : ! in selectiug what is sure to suit l'\'l'rybody. Also whilc in f : ! cxamine our immcnse line of Skirts :11111 : Skirt Waists , which : t arc hcauties in lit allll style and of suhstantial quality and : c { . 'I'h n do not forget our Ulo\'e and Hosicry Dcpart- r : lmen1. 'I'he ) ' an' all O. K. ! f. : : Talk About Dry Goods ! : : ! Our linc of Drcss Patterns ancl pil'ce g-oods havc not hl'cn : : t c'luallell for ) 'Pars in our city. Drcss trimmings to suit any ! : t kind of goods. 'l'hen why go elsewhere , whcn we can savc W . c C. you money . , for . our . stock was purchascd for cash and at bed- , . C ! I ro.c ; : pnces , w 1 HC 1 I lIlsures YOIl t 1 IC greatest bargllns c\'er ; ; h ! olfcred. Now another fact appears that mayhc you ha\'e not L c well consic1erell.Ve own our own store room and also the I . : groun upon which it is built ; and these high rents mu"t be : ) < i paid by'ou , if you patronize others - - for a penn ) ' saved is " : worth two earncd e\'ery tIme. Then think of. . . . . . : a Those Lovely Furs , Soft as Silk , , \ ' : : and madc of the \'ery bcst material the fur market alTords. c We offer these because of their beautv and not thc 11rolit , for ! 6 . . c > j. c we arc preparcd not to bc under sold by anyone , but will defy . ; : all so-callcd competitors. Now to suhstantiatp our statement c c. . . . wc as1 ; : you to step in , if nothing more , and see for vourself , . c 1 that we meall what we sav allli av what we mcan. > Hats re- I trimm 'd : HlIlli ted , and \it 1 tll ( ' .1lte"t ; dl'signs in trimmi lg . : ! Our tnmnll'r will soon arn\'l' trom thl'l'a ! > t with all the , : 1i:11owh'dgl' : nl' ' "sary to maIn' our hat OIL' mo-t l > l'aut ful Ii hat ' ' ' ' ' fl'a' tl'd . Sdwol . c your l'j'l' " l'n'r > upun. ordl'r. . takl'n at tlJ ( ' raCI31.5 PRE V.ORE . , I : First Door North Post Office. . . C ; ; . . ! t : _ _ . . _ _ : e. ' 1I. t.c _ :6t : _ : ! : _ ! : _ : , . : _ : > : _ _ _ _ : t : _ _ 4' _ ' ! e : w. ' > J _ ! t'i. _ _ _ . . . if [ J. G. Brcnizer wcnt to 14incoltl today to thc statc fair. ' 1'he statc fair is in sc sion this wcck. It is rcportcil as heing enc of the hcst evcr hcld. Mrs. 1\1. Kclscy who was rcport cd seriously ill last wcck is \'cry much impro\'ed. Mrs. gd. McComas who has bccn quitc sick scvcral Ilays , We arc pleascd to rcport is cUII\'alcs- cc n t. C. W. Young of 1'1ainc , is \ ' s- iting' in the cit\ > , with his cousin , Ii' . H. Young. 1\lr. Young' has largc property intcrests in the coun t y. Mrs. J. J. Snj'der returned homc 1'rida ; \ . nigh t froll1 hcr old home in IJcnnsylvania , whcrc she has bcen on a'isit for thc last two months. 'Prof. Bruner of thc state lJni- \'crsitv is to hc olle of the Sll'ak- ' l'rs at't he old settlcrs picn ic to bl' held at Wcstcrvillc in Welsh's grove Saturday Scptcmhcr 13. CfaUlll' and Cam \Vahl h\\'c I lcased the Schrodcr laundrv huihling with the view of putt- ing' in a steam laundry. 'I'he carpcntcrs wcnt to work on thc building yestcrday morning to repair allll tit it up for usc. G. Hiscr of Mason Citv was rcnuminatcd for spcn'isur in district No. . 1\1r. Ilbcr has fillcd thc pOSI tion a hly thc past two ycars and is hcttcr qualificd by his expcrience for the nl'xt ' tcrm. ' 1'he sclect ion was the ' right thing. A popular fcaturc of Hingling Brothcrs circus is the prcliminar ) ' conccrt givcn hy l anwciler's militar ) ' hand , in the grl'at hippodrome - drome pavilion , during thc hour prcceding the performancc. 'l'hcrc arc fort ) ' membcrs of this hand , and cach enc is a soloist. 'rhe Business collegc was open- L l.last 1\lomla ) ' . Prof. Housh informs - forms us that thc enrollment is in exccss of HO. which is a good showing- for thc lirst wcck. Hc has more IIIstrnclors and pays them better wages than an , ) ' other schools of thc kind in thc state. A. g. Anderson has mo\'ed to II thc Ilacherle hnihling two doors cast of the Cnstcr National Hank with his Jewelcr ) ' store. IIc has his room nicely fitted up and fine stock of good whcre he invites his old custumers as wcll as new ones to visit him. ' 1'l1 rt ) ' grcat principal alII ! menagne riders are with lingling Bros. circus , which shortl , ) ' cx- hibits in this cit ) ' . Among the most famous arc the Davenports , thc IIohsons , I rcderick and A ugusta Schadel , Julia 140wandl' , John and 1\licha1 Ioonc ) ' , Hholla Ho'al , Madame I oyal , Charlcs Carroll and thc famous princc of horscmcn , John O'Bricn. Hingling Bros. , aquarium , which is enc of man ) ' fcatures in the zoological , lisplay of thc \Vorhl's Greatest Shuws , comprise a wondcrfully complete collcction of hippopotami , sea lions , scals , Polar hcars and other water- frl'quenting animals , togcthcr with a supcrh display of water- fowl , indUlling score : of pclicans , : storks , Ilaming'o's and wild gilml' . I J udge l ecse , of Hrolwn How , while attcnding thc rcunion ill Ansll'y las wcek , lost \'aluahll' n. A. l { . hadge , which was pre- scntl'd to him a ycar ago h ) ' thl' national commandcr of thl' < : . A. I . It'or 25 ccnts hc h:1Il : an ad- \'ert iSl'men t pu hlishcd in 'l'hl' Chroniclc , and Wedncsday it was returned to him , lIorace Welch hang found it. i\lorc c\.illence that advertising pa ) ' . -Ansley . Chronicle. . W. . ' 1' . . Auld of Lincoln .wa . : t cIty VISI .t or 'l uese 1 a ) ' . Iecoglllz , ing thc sir namc as heing famil. iar , we inquired of the gentlemall if he knew cI'om Auld of Knox. villc. ' 1'0 our surprise he inform' ed us that hc was the man. We were well acquaintcd with him and his people when we wcn hoys. Thirty vears had intcr. vened since we last met alH ! nei ther of us Imcw thc other t\lr. Auld is now Presidcnt of tIll City National Bank of Lincolt and also has a hank inlcd Cloud ' 1'11C Citv National of 1-4incoln il its July statcmcnt showed a capi tal stock of SlOOOOU , a surpiu : and un i\ ' ed profit of S3lSI ! ) . 25 , with dcposits to the amoun 1 > : $737,335.30. His brothcr J t II , is Cashier of their hank i . . I incoln. , I . I Austin Daniels and Miss Katc Bakcr wcrc marricd at Ansle ) ' II last 'l'hursday. I Alml'r ) 'oung and Mrs. 14'lom l' . Funl of Gatcs , wcn' gmn l'd liccnse to wcd last 'l'ucmlay br Judg'l' Armour. 'l'hcYoman's Suffrage association - ation will sen'c lunch , show , la ) ' . Sept.Il , in thc room first door north of Rl\l'UlIllCAN \ omcc. Los'l'-A coa t het ween t hc depot - pot and m ) ' housc. 'I'he finder wilt . confcr a fm'or hv . return 1w /"t It. g. WmSSI\NHI\DHH. \ 14'or lack of spacc thc proccl'd- i ng's of Socalist conven t ion :1I111 : I schoolomccn , mcetiug Saturdav wilt nut appcar untilncxt wl'el ; : : Prof. aml1\lrs. i\lacy arc thc prond pan'nb of a bo ) ' that ar- rin.'d at their homc 'cstct'lla\ ' . 1'lothl'r and child g-cttlng alolig nicely. li rcil Coon and wifc. of 1\1anl ) ' are in the city. 'l'he ) ' wcrc all- cd hcre last wecl ; : hv thc Sl'rlOUS illness of i\lrs.Coons ; mothcrl\lrs. Kclsey. ll'v. W. I , . l\larkland of A ns-I ll' ) ' , ami J. A. alii ! Bcrt Hall uf l\lasun City , made this ol1 cc a fri c 11(11) ( ' call l\lomla ) ' . 'I'hey wcre on thl' r way homc from Arnold , wherc thcy attl'mled thl' Custer Baptist Association. M A I { HI HD-'I'ucsda ) ' Scptem ber 2D.VinsantofCallaway and 1\lrs. Wad\'s Walton of this citr , .Iudgc 'Arm ur ofliciating- . 'l'he HH- 'l'lTIII.ICAN extends l'ong-mtulations to 1\1r. andll'lrs. Vinsant and wish thcm happincss and prospcrity. 'I'hos. Parkhurst arrivcd ' 1'ues- day morning to sce his fathl'r , whum he just rece'cd word h ) ' mail last Sunday morning was s l'k. 'l'hc tclcgrams scnt of thc death of his fathcr last wcck IW\'er reachcIl him and he was not appriscd of his father's death until he arrived in the city. J. C. Predmorc of Walworth , lcft with last 'l'hursda ' us ) sam- plcs of wintcr wheat he raised on his farm this scason. One \'arietr . is thc "Supcrlat'c" a larg-e rcd hcad , hig hcrry and is said to ) 'ield undcr ordinary cir- cumstanccs from 45 to 50 hushels to the acrc. ' 1'he other varicty is thc "frost proof" a largc white head wcll tillcil and ripens carl ) ' . It isalsosaid tobeprohl c inyield. 'I'he Custcr Baptist Association was hcld at Arnold last It'riday , Saturda ) ' and Sunda.It was wcll attendcd :11111 thc sessions wcre unusually in tercsti ng. 'l'wcl vc of the thirtecn churches of thc Association wcre rcprescntcd. Thc Association next ) 'car will he hl'1d at I olli. 'rhc Ollicers I'lcctcll for the cnsuing ycar are D. 1\1. Amshcrr ) ' , modcrator , 1\1rs. .I. II. Kcrr , Clerk and J. A. 11 all , trcasurcr. 'I'he funcral of 1\1. 1\1. Park- hmst was not hcld until last Sat- u 1"11 a ) ' afternoon. 11 is rcma ills werc hcld Ulltil that datc that SOIllC of tllcchildrclllllig-ht arr'e. . But in that the ' ) wcrc disappoint- ell. Mrs. Parkhurst rccci\'cd a lctter frolll John and Joc who were driving thc team throug-h that tlll'ir fathcr left and thl' ) ' werc than at Crawford. 'I'hc oldcr son ill l\lontana tclcgraphcd I'rid , aevcn , i ng he could not COIIIC. .I. W. Brewcr of Callaway , forlllerly of this cit ) ' , died 'I'ucs. Iia r. II is rcmains wcrc hroug-ht hl'rl' for hlll'ial ycstcrday. ' 1'lIl f1IJ'ral serccs wcre hell ! ycstl'r , day aftcl'lloon in thc t\1. K church , Ic'I'ritcs ofliciatillg' . lIc was huricd , . . 'ith llIilitarj honors by thc G. A. R of thi ! post. Soldicrs of thc Spanisl war erved as guards of honor 'I'he deceascd was among tlll I carly settlers of West 'l'ahlc am had the high esteem of all whe kncw him. Prof. g. A. Garlichs , who i cngagcd by thc Hrolen Bo\ Normal , is Jerc , and rcady t , g-in instructions on Pianc \TioliJl , Mandolin an Guitar ani \'ocal. Pri\'atc instructions t I all. li'or terms apply at t\Iusi . loom oppositc thc Norm : I School. Ill' sulicits your patrol agl' and feels a surcd hc will gi\ ' s entire satisfaction to all. A fc. more privatc pupils arc dcsircd t occupy his time. SpecHli attcl tion givcn to ndvanced pupils :1 11 beginncrs. BHOKJ\N How NOIUIAI.COl.Jl\Gl \ School J-III'oIlIlWllt. : 'l'he following i4 ! the cnroll- mcnt of the pupils in thc Broen ! Bow schools , Scpt. 2 , 11)02 : NIII < TII Sill I : . . . . . lIuI's. Hlrlq. ' 1'111\1. : : \ IIHqU'nll \ \ ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iJ I'I ' s : \IIHq Clllll".r. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2- ' I 4J MI'hlh.h.I. : . . . . . . . . . . . 25 17 4Z M IH K\\ ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : H III 411 IIll1h Sl'huul. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : 41 [ . .1 SOUTII SIIII : ' . . : \lIqq IItl\\1I1) ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2- ' ; \1 MtH Jo'lInl ( , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I 17 :1. : < : 'ollk" Smith. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Is 411 : \II. . nnllh.r. . . . . . . . . . . . . . III I : It. - - - - - - ' ! 'utaIH. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Is 1'1'1 : I. ' No pupils will he permitted to enter thc first grade aftcr the sel oml wcck of school , cxccpt thosc who arc ahle to cntcr classcs alrcHly formcd. ! uttl S"ttlm'I J\11'l\t1I1 \ . An old sl'ttlers picnic will bc he1l1 in I1all's Oro\'e , at 1'1asoll City , 'I'hnrsday , Scptemhcr II. : A program has heen arrangcII for I the occasion and a pleasant time is in store for all who attend. 'l'hc'icinity uf Mason was enc of the first settlemeuts in the cOllnt ) ' , and a Iltllnhl'l' of till" pionccrs arc still there to rccount : till' l'\'en ts 0 f early days. 1 . . _ _ _ - I . \ I'orl'l'ct lOll. I Iast week our locals gave f , . : l . Cole crcdit with painting' the Hank of Commcrse hllildillg. It was a mistakc. l a ' 0,11111 is the artist that is entltlcll to the l'n'llit. Hc is this wcek painting - ing the l lIhlec residence. - - - - Church Hcr'lcc. . . II\I"I'IS'I' " CIIIIHCIi. ItIllII\Y school at 11111. III. I'n'aehillg lit II II. III. IIlIcI H p. III. hy Rl'Ril'1ul'Cls. . II. Y. 1' . If. lit 3 p , III. Thl' Pllhlie is eonlililly ill\'ilec\ \ . 1\1. H. CIlITIU'I : ! . Thc 1\1. H. dlllrch ohsel'\'l's lIext IIII- " ' I'l'cIII'IIl'I'S 1 > . " IIIIY as'ctmll ay. \Ve 111 , ' fOl'tllllllte ill ha\'ill with ItS 011 thllt OCl'asioll olle of thelll III RcJ. . BIIl'k Icy who will assist ill the sCI'ce 1111I1 pl'clII'h ill the c\'cllill . . 'rhe pastor will prelll'l. . ill the lIIorniugoll "Our Rl'lirell ohliers" . 'rext I 'filii. SH. : All arc in\'itcI\ \ . l'l\o. 1' . 'fIU'I'I\S , Pastol' . CHIUS'1'IAN CIIURCH. \\'hether liS rcslIIl of pJ1J\'itlcncc 01' chance , we wcrc'ery fort\ll\lte \ ! Ilist Ionlsllay in the clljo'lIIcnt of heantifnl day for our open ail' scrccs. . 'rhc pro- ralllcI'IIS rellllcred illtel'esting allil helpfnl frolll first to last ; lI1ul in IlIhlilioll to ratitl1lle for thc failhfnl clTorts of our Im'al IIIclllhcrs , thosc who cnjoycd th , ' day arc l'spcl'ially mtcfnl to thl' \ ' sitill IIrl'lltcl'll : Hnhallk , Ililtonllllell\lcDollllld as wel1l1s till' 1II1'lIlhers of the 1\landolyn Orchcstra 1'01' thcir k lIIII ) ' assistancl' in lIIakin the Ila ) ' I\n clljoyahlc onc. Nol' wcre the hrcthcrn our ollly bcncfllctol's ; for when we listellcel to MI'S , Hnhank's papcr on the pionccr work in tIll' Conllty wc wcre lIIacle ashalllctl of , ' \'er Icill clisconm ccl 11) ' Irl.sent ohstlll'1cs. liS'l'1I liS bcill spllnct { to lIIorc nnselfish s'n I' " I ) ) ' 1\lrs. I\lcDollalds papel' on "what hall OlTl'r to thc I , ore\ \ . II 'flte nsnal illdoor scr\'icl's will hl' rc- snlllcclllcxt Iorelscla ) ' . A cordilll inl' - tat ion to 1111. C. V. AIII : oNl\linistcl' . 11. n. ClllmCIl. lIIulay school III a. III. nhjccl , " ) JI'Ii\erallcc frolll 'J"'lIIptatioll. " Y. 1' . C. ( ' .7:311. : I.cadcrIiss ! Maclge HCl'sh. I'lcachillg H p. III. Helllcational topic. Al1 HlC ill\'i\'tled. CAn. ) ) Olr TUANICH , We desirc to thallk the kiwI fricllels : tIlllnl' ghhors IIl1d also I\lrs. I.III'C fol' thcil' Idndllcss they showcd ns throllgh Ihl' ! ' .ieklll'ss alld hllrial of 0111' d'al' hl'- lewd hnshanel allel father. 1\11s. R. A. 1'\IUIII'1tS'I" ' AND CIIIlIIIO N. Hlwk to the UIII lIulIlI ! . 'fhe lIurlillgton Ronte ha ! ' . allthl\ri/cd tIll' 101mtc of OIIC fare pIlls : - . . ! for th IOlIlItltrip frolll all points ollthl' B. . ' \ : : \1. . R. R. R. to lIIall ) ' points ill oltio :11111 Itu lialla. 'I'iekl'ls Oil saIl' Seph'llIhcl' ( ) , If ! IIl1e' ' 23. < : oocl rcltIJllillg I' 01'30 clays. T I'kcl Iolel'ill Chieugo , I''oria 01' Sl. 1,0Ilis. Ask thc Burlillgtoll agl'nt. or WI ile : J. FIt.\NCIS , . < : l'lIcral I'us.cllgcl' ! Agellt , 12-\.1 Olllaha , : > ; , 'hr. . Itnl"tclltrc'II.lhc Utncl. . C. W. 14alll1i ; : : ' I'ortcr" for th. . , Oricntaillotcl , Chanutc , Kan. . savs : "I loww what it was te u'lrcr with ncuralgia , dced I did an I got a hoWl' of Ballard" Snow Liniment alII } I wa" 'misl'1 . froll1 thc IleII1. : ' I tricil to g-e OIl1C , hut hefore I h:1Il 'deposed of m ) ' hottlc , I was cured entirely I all1 tcllill' ele truth too. " 5l : 50c allli SI.OO at Ed. l\lcComa Brolcn : Bow and 1\lerna. l"nrlu t IICIJOrl lur ' . 'uc.ny. \\'bt'bt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .t Ihlrluy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : Oalli . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Corn. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3r. ( { . ; H.IJ. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lIuuur . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . K I , : " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I'utntnc. , p"r hu"lIul . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . Onloll.oI.er tJu8111J1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . CblckUlIlI , I'"r 1'0unI ' , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1101(11 , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . II. Cow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , : : , ' ; r. lit. .1. HI.Cl l. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : I.UJ ri b. TUlk"YII , plJr I.GUlld. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t'IIKWd.ercwt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lIay , Nuw , purun. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ii. HUKhr , 1101 cw\ . . . . " " . " . . . . . . . . . . . . b. W.'OI" " " 'UI ; ; COlltal A. ren'OlU" " tltl ' 1'111 ; ; COI.n. l.a1uUVIJ UWIIIO lJullillJlJ 'l'lIb\cll \ curu 1cohl . onallay. Nu Cur" , No "IiY. l'rh' . . , C.II" . ' . . , . . , - m mm m m m [ BUSINESS POINTERS. . : i : : h : tS : : Jil J. c. 1'100rc , abstracting. 2tf Get your Clocks at Ed. McComas' . Motley loaned on improved' ' farms. JA\lltS : 14HDWICH , 7 lH tf Broken Bow , Neb. Clocks , the very best , at Ed. McComas' . - - - - - - 'I'hc Custcr County 14'air will be hcld at Broken Bow , Nebr. , Septemhcr 34511)02 , County Fair all da ) ' , and Strcet all night. Comc cvcrybod ) ' . I ) tf Dr. ' 1' . W. Bass , den tist , ofiice northwest corncr of Healty Block. X-I tf . . . - T4arge li nc dress goods and llIlics : jacket at Sn'der Bros. - - - - - - - - - - - - Wcst Union , Nebras1m-Yes , we will pay a part cash for bnt- tCI' and cg-bl"S. I Ul us G. CAHR. FOr Elegant Watches go to Ed. McComas' . 'I'he I Hl'lTlIJIC N and Inter Occan , $1.50. Ceiling' wax for scaling jars at J. C. Huwen's. 8 tf . . - - - - - Pepsin GUill , two palltmges for a nickel at Wilkins' Pharmacy. - - - - - - 'I'hl'rc will he \Vag-on and Blac1smith hop running at West Unioll i\lill hy thc 25th of August hy J. Ilines. 11-13 - - - - - - - - - - - - Ed. McComas has a Fine Lot of Nice New Silverware. - - - - - - - - Just J'l'cei vcel a car of hcdge posts at Dierls : f4umber & Coal Co. in this city. Pricc , 12 and H , cents. 2 tf l'arms ; for sale and lands for ren to Now is the tillle to get a farm cheap , as the cheap farms are all goin ! ? , and prices arc advancing - vancing raplll1y.-J. G. Brenizer. Se\'cral gooll farms for sale at a hargain , illcluding lilY own.- JHSSH GAND\ ' . 44 tf OO Htdts for boys to age 20 just rccci vCII and priccs ver ) ' low at Snyder Bros. l1-tf l oH SAI.H-'l'cn acrei ! of land adjoining town , cheap. Enquire at this ollicc. 5-12 See Ed. McComas' Fine Jewelry. I OI { SA I.H OJ { ' 1'JADH-1'oWtl lots and a few five acre lots in this city , for cattle , horses or farm land.-Allcn Heyner. ( ; rccn and dry fruits at J. C. Bowcn's. n _ _ _ _ _ _ _ li'oJ { SAIH-T ots I , 2 , 7 and 8 , hlock 5 , in Jewett's : u1clitioll to Brolen Bow. Enlluire at this ofiice. 11-21 tf WatchesuThey Are Fine , At Ed. McComas' . FOH SAI.HL'c acres f land in good sttte of cultivation ad- joinillg Brokcn How for $200. Inquirc at this oflice. 3-27 tf - - - - - - - - - Sllydcr Bros. will sel1 you a S3.50 mClls Ilrcss shoe for $3.00 I It ruit jars at J. C. Bowen's. I - ; W N'I'IO > - - College students to hoard , alIll roollls to rCIlt. H-11 1'1Hs. li VA 1\1AJ'l'IN. Jar ruhhl'rs , thc hest , at J. C. I ( ) we II'S. WAN'I'H1A girl to do gcneral , housework. Call at the Presby- : I terian l\lansc. l1-tf Befon' 'ou gct mone ) ' on your cattle , eIther stock or fee ers , 1I0n't fail to see S. B. Thompson. - - - - . . - - - - . 1411hricating oils of all kin s at Will n's drug store. - - - - - - 'I'he 1 : lIlies of the C. W. B. M. A IIxiliary will mect at the home of C. V. Allison the first 'l'hurs- day in September. If ) 'ou in tCI1Il to bu ild call at Dierks f4\lmber Co. and get prices. lJI ( UUII.H. ! ! .4. . . I will hold my next horsc sale ; at lilY yarlls in Sargcnt , Satur. tday \ ; , Octobcr II. Will otTer for sale a choicc lot of well-bred MI hrood marcs ; some choice 3 and 4 year old unhrandcd coltSj about O head of well-bred sllckerl . In l -l L . M. CURHIJ .