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About Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1902)
I - - - , . . " . : ; . The 1\1. \ n , 'A. Jlstrlct COJ1fcntlult The M. B. A. couventiou of the sixth congressional district was held in this cit ) . ) 'esterday to eject five delegates to the supreme convention - vention which is held in Sioux Falls , South Daketa Oct. 8th. Owing to the exceeding-I.r lJllsj' season of the year and the extent of the district only thirty-two of . the sixty delegates elect d by the subordmate lodges wcre prescnt. 'l'he number of visitor not delegates - gates exceeded the number of el- cPO ; ! t . y. . , " Ii : abser..c ' , f . ' ' ' . ' ) ; , ) ' ' c' .ttU'tf1 I , \ \ , . , \0',1.1' : ' . t'r. . , . . . ' ' . ' , , ' , ' d t" t .he ; ( " < ) T ) \ \ : ; " Qru.-.y : : D.p' ' , ' ; . , ) ' " y , ' : . fJ Co ncr. 0. , - ' . ; . . . , :1 : T H. Dona. huc uf LC..llll ? [ , III was elcctcd temporary chamnan. 'l'he chair , I on motion was authorized to ap. point committees of three on credentials , three on permanent organization and five on resolu- tions. The chair appointed on credentials Mrs. D. A. VanSant , Messers L. A. We1ls and J as. Chittick. On permanent organization - zation , Mrs.W. S. Delano , Messers R. 'r. Baker and S. R. Brown. On resolutions , W. S. Delano , J. H. Cosner. W. E. Riggs , n. J. GU ln and S. Given. 'rhe chair appointe Jas. H. Cosner , temporary conductor and S. R Brown temporary watch- m.an. AF'rmmOON SItSSION. On reconvening after dinner the convention was called to order by the chair. ' ! 'he report of the committee giving the number of delegates present , lodges represent was adopted. 'l'he committee on permanent organization reported 111 favor of J. H. Donahue of Lexington - ington for chairman , D. M. Ams- berry of Broken Bow , secretary , F. C. Wilson of Anselmo , assistant - ant secretary , Mrs. Goeslin of I Ansley , conductor and W. E. , Riggs ofr avana , watch. The report was adopted. After adopting the report of the committee on 'resolutions the address of welcome was made by J. J Wilson and the response by 'V. G. Eastman of Lee Park. An 'ihformal allot was talccn to develope the names of candidates for delegates to the Supreme convention - vention , in which 23 names were complimented , the number of votes for each ranging from 1 to .18 , showing the complete absence of any political scheming for I preference. On the first formal ballot , the result showed that 4 P-o _ _ _ & . . .d. _ . _ - I , Miss Ida. M. Snyder , TrcrUlUhr 01 the Drooltl'n Ena& Eud Art Club. "If womtn would pay more attnUon to their health we would have more happy wives , mClthm and daughtm , and If thy- would observe re.ult. they would fln 1 that the doctors' prescription , do not pcrfoml the many cures they arc given credit for. "In consulting with my druggist he lid. vised r.lcElree' , Wine of eardur and Thed. ford' , JacJ.Draught. and 10 I took It And have evtr ) ' reason to thank him for II nw ur. opened up to me wllh rutoNd health. and II only took thNe month. to cure'me. " Wino of Cardui is n regulator of the menstru l lunctions nnd a most I\S. tonishing tonic fonvomcn. It curcs 8C4lty , Bup.Jrcssed , too cquont , irrcg- ular nnd pamful mcnstrnation , fallinJr of the womb whites nnd flooding. It is helpful when approaching womnn. hood , during pregnancy , nfter childbirth - birth IUld in chnngo of lilo. It fro- qucnUy brings II. dear ba y to homes that have been blUTCl1 for years. All druggists hll.ve eloo bottles of Wine of Co.rdui. WINEoFCARDUI L-- . . . . Raamua Andenon , Real Ulilite. Ulilite.ANDERSON t1rLandl ! tor , ale and renan ( 'uHcr county booght IInd lold Ab lrllile promPtly aud ncath uWco-lIIal'l Slrcut , 1I0\w en 4lb and IItb AVI n THE P. D. SMI' ' c. R. Jl . , . . , , - , ( lelegntes of tb h' to be elected had brien chO1cn ! , the ) ' ench ha\- ing receivcd a majority of all \'otes cast. 'l'hose clcct d in the nUlllerical order of thc vote cast wcrc : J. H. Donahuc , D. M. Amsberry , W. g. Riggs and : Mrs. ' l . C. Vvi'Ison. 'l'lte fifth formal ballot resultcd in the election of .1 as. Chittick of Over lodge for the fifth delegate. 'l'he following were elected as alternates : Jas. A. Clark , of l a'ennaV ; , S. Delano , of 1-4ee Park ; J as. II. Cosner , of Broken ow ; Hl'nry Kelley , of Anselmo ; Jr' D A Van al1 t , of Anslcy. 1. ' ) " . . 4U ; . ' . "a , prolonged to ( . , do.l { p. m. with motions and ( liscussions relath'c to the order ill which a lively but fraternal in. terest was taken. 'l'he session wasconc1uded with banquet served by the ladies of the lodge at the Commerial Hotel through thc generosity of the proprietorC. II. Kenncd ) ' . 'I'he tablcs were so arranged as to ac. comodate fifty at one sitting thus accomodating the delegatcs and guests at the econd table. 'L'he Mandolin Club furnished the Music at the banquet which added - ded materrially to the enjoyment of the occassions. A number responded to toast D. M. Amsberry acting as toast master. 'rllOse responding - ing to toast were Mrs. W. S. Delano , Mrs. F. C. Wilson , Mrs. D. A. Vansant , J. B. Osborne , Fred Wilson , Dr. Day , Dr. Pickett , S. R. Brown , J. B. . Smith , \Vm. Richardson . B. Eastham , ReS. . W. I ichards and J. .1 , Wilson. 'rhe ladies who had charge of the arrangements for the banquet and sl'rving the tables not only merrited but received high complement - plement of all. 'rhe day was a most pleasant one for all and the visiting delegates were lavish in expressing their appreciation of theentertainmcnt provided by the Broken Bow Lodge. A WONUElt ( < 'UJ. . CO VB1'ION \11I11I1\\ \ 11'I.t'lIJ ' : IIf filii UlscllllmJ of lhrillt : ut Olllulll1 Will lJI' n nt'cord IJI'cl\k'r. For the first time in the history - tory of the United States every railroad has made a one-fare rate to a religious conventIOn. The convcntion iu question is the annual international convention - vention of the Disciples of Christ , which meets in Omaha , Neb. , October 15-23 , 1902. One fare for the round trip from every railroad in the United States lta s been offered. . Parties interested should consult the nearest railroad - road agent. . It is expected that upwards of 30,000 visitors will be in Omaha during the convention. Even lower than one fare I1Ul ) ' be secured - cured from points within 200 or 300 miles if large parties are or- ganhed and excursion trains rim. 'l'ry it from your locality. 'l'he convcntion will be held in the. Coliseum , which has been re- decorat.ed and refurnished for the occasion. 'l'he Coliseum will seat comfortably 14,000 people. Restaurants will be conducted within t.he' building. Rooms ma } ' be secured by addressll1g the chairman of the cntertainment committee , care Millard Hotel. ' .l'he Coliseum was crected for Patti to ing in and 2SOO people - ple heard her. 'l'he first national - al convcntion of the p ( ople's party was held under its roof. William McKinley spoke to 20- 000 people within its walls. 'l'he great IBryan-'l'hurston debate was held therc , and 25,000 people - ple crowded in. Its accoustic propedies are unexcd } ' d. It is an ideal convention hall and three line.s of street cars are within three bloc1s of it. 'rhe Disciplcs of Christ in the United States numbers 1,309,000. 'rhe ) ' have (1,500 pastors , 10,000 church organhmtiClns , 9,000 church buildings , . hundreds of schools and colleges and nUtner. ous missionary stations in for- , cign Helds. For full particnlarf ; I of convention , address C.S. Paine , , chairman , Omaha , Neb. - - - - - - - - - - - - - J. C. Moore : Abstractor , & MOORE. IIDd adJolnlug connllcs. Ellultlc8 IIml morlgagCI madll. nDeelIroken UOIY , Cnster county , NObraska. l'H COIvIP ANY , Always have the best quality f Lumbar aud olhor building .OP- ' tarials at the LowostPtioefl , 'Phone No , ' 10 , UDKINS , Manager. . , , f . . . . . . . . - - - - - - - - - . . , .Hc\.j'nl , Jll'l'tllIlIll'l'Clh.tCllIUI ! : ! Chlll' ( h 'l'he evangelist HcJ , C. Hcdd- ing who is assisting the RcD. . Augustus Shetler in a series of evangelistic meetings in the Presbyterian - byterian church is a most unique .and forci lc spcaker. His style is ininmita le. He strikes out in a path of his own. PuttIng-aside aU convcntionalitics and painting sin in such colors that its hideous deformities arc most graphically re\'ealed. He clie\'es that God's people arc to be a people of strong convictions of unblamable life I and improachable character to COl1l'i'ICC t111' world of qitl. The faith and f ithfuln ss of Gud' people iu 10 his mind the golden key to open the win ows of heaven - en to confer a great spiritual blessing. He docs not believe in the so- called machine rev1\'als whereby so many converts can be turned out e\'ery year. His conception of a re\ ' val of religion is when God's people become - come so spiritual , so consecrated that the Holy Spirit work as a leayen to elIect even the leaven of unrighteousness. His sympathies - pathies arc most heart felt with those who have lost t.he true pathway - way of lifc. He had h msel f tasted the better dregs of de- gredation and br the grace of God was plucked as a fiery brand from the burning. He feels most keenly the great love of' God in taking his unworthy life and permitting - mitting him to become of so great usefulness in the Master's vine- yard. I-lis is not an ordinary zeal in the work of the Master. One canllot help but be impressed with his deep earnestness and be convinced that he is a truly consecrated - secrated man. He is con\'ersant with his Gospel theme and most graphically depicts spiritual life and spiritual death. He gives in his talks everyone something to think about and something that will have the tendencv to make each one a better - ter man or a better woman. Every sermon he has preached thus far has been full of gospel truths but in a way that it will be difficult to forg t. While he is a Presbyterian - terian , ne\'ertheless he belongs to ! the whole church as the testimony of the Rev. G. W. Abbott D. D. of the Methodist Episcopal church of Falls City Nebraska indicates. I-Ie says : "Brother Redding is a remarkable man and one of the strongest men in his peculiar work that it has bc n my lot to meet during the 20 years of my ministry. He is the first evangelist that has ever been able to get hold of the business men of this place in the history of the town. During my professional life I have heard many addresses given to men , ut the sermon delivered last Sabbath - bath surpassed anything of the kind that I have e\'er known in my life. Under it 400 men wept like children and a score or more boldly walked out of the throng and gave fh ir hand to Mr. Redding - ing in token of the fact that they had started to lead a better life. It was a meeting that those who attended it will never forget as long as they have any memory. I am a Methodist and Redding is a Presbyterian and : yet if" I were going to hold a meeting I would t lke him in preference to any man I know in m ) ' church , and we have some as good Evangelists - gelists , as can be found in any church on earth. " Brother Redding - ing expects to speak only to men on Sunday afternoon at 3:30 : p. tll. at the Preshyterian church. It w ll e a gr nd opportunit ) ' for every man of Broken Bow who has a desire for spiritual progressiun to be present at this meeti ng. 'rhe general verdict of all those who have heard Brother Redding in the meetings in prog- ress consider him a most remark- able man. His coming to our ci ty we believe is most providential - dential , as it was brought about in a most singular way. It was I something l1ke the cry of the Ma donians , who St. Paul in the \'ision heard the call I 'Come over into Macedonia and hclpus. " 'We feel most conHdent his coming - ing will prove helpful and an inspiration - spiration to all of God's people in Broken Bow , and we hope and pra } ' of eternal value to many of the now going church people of our city and commul11ty. 'l'he movement , we hope , will not only benefit the Presbyterian church , but Brother Redding's desire is that the whole christian community may receivc an np- lifting into a higher spiritual COllc'ption of truth and consecration - tion to christian work. 'rhe christian people of this city ought to vic with each other to make this visit of Brother Redding - ing to our cit ) . a most memorable event. Every church believcr of this cit ) . aud community ought to pray most fervcnt1) ' that the snnles of God may graciously rest , npon these evangelistic services. . . , . " f. , . - . , . . . . . . . ' - . , . " - , . - " - - . . " . . . . , . ' . I I . _ . . . . . . . . 2 _ . . . . . . . f ; , . - : . iL : ' . . . . . - _ "q- , , - - - _ _ . L } : : : : ! . lEt 7A IU. ! , 1l 15./n'1d ' d. . ! . .m-a. : ; : ' . - ' Amou1t of Taxes' Paid by Nebraslra Railroads ( and Rate Paid Per . 1\1ile by Eacll Company. , , 1 ( Is ucd Under Authority of thc nailrouds of Nebrnslm. ) I II I Statement of the nmount of tnxl'1\ paM { or the ycnr lJOO ! In IDOl by the railronds of Nebrnska , their Ulllen e nnd the rate paid pur mile. and lolllpadllollM : . _ with - - ot.her states and railroad system" . NA."J OF' JlAU.BOAH TAXIS PAm AlIJ.8 n.\T& PER ) ur. . H. & M. In Ncbraslm. . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .S 110,363.70 lJlGl ! " $471.44 j Atchison & ; Nobrnslmln Nebruslm . . . . . . . . . . . . : ) O)52.71 ! ) 108.04 193.93 . . , . I Chicago , Nebraslcn. & ; KIUlsas In Nuurn'Jl < a. . . . _ 73 .32 5.28 138.811 , G. I. & W 'omln Central In Nebr-aslm . . . . . . . . 4l,7)3..17 : : ) 352.44 121.23 , I I.lncoln & Hlllcl < IIll1s In Nebl.uMlm. . . . = . . . . . . . 25 , : ) 2.23. l7B.at 112.93 Lincoln & Northwestern In Nebmslm. . . . . . . . . 11,9111.112 73.IJ ! 102.76 Nehrnslm & Colorado In Nebraslm . . _ . . . . . . . . . 61,085.113 430.71 Hl.8 : ! Ji J i Nobrnslm Rultway In Nebrmilm . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ . . 2J,2-10.lIl ! 136.74 213.84 Omaha & North Platte In Nebraslm. . . . . . . . . . . 20,335.118 , 80.5J ! 2 < 2.34 Oflnlm & Southwestern In ebrnslm. . . . , _ _ . . _ 17r.38.54 50.Bd 34-1.70. , Oxford & Kansas In Ncbraslm. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8,731.7,0 ! ! ) .fH 146.49 ! Republican Valley in Nourasl < a _ _ _ _ 0000 _ _ . . . . . 1IJ8'BS5.30 5r.2.1 197.19 ! Repu llcan Valley , Knnsas& S. W.ln Nehraslcn. 1,30t.74 8.1i 154.08 Hepubllcan ValltlY , & Wyomln In Nebraslm. . li,1I21.49 49.17 120.43 " Nebrnslcn. , Wyoming & Western In Neu'aslm. , . Gri.62 ! ) 140.711 411.St } : Knnsas City & Oma.ha..u. . . . . _ _ . . . . _ . . _ _ . . . . . 32SI5.D\J , \ 193.38 1114.62 Premont , Elkhorn & Missouri Valley 00.- . trilfi32.tH D91.42 152.9 ' Sioux City & Pllclfic..u..u. _ _ . . . . . . . . 5,524.07 2GU5 208.98 Chicago , St. Paul , Minneapolis & Ollmlm . . . . . . 511102.)2 ! ) 271.16 : n9.03 I Chlcngo , Rock Island & Pueiflc.u. . . . . . 51,4-18.70 250.44 211r..43 f I Mlsllonrl Paeifie. . _ _ _ _ _ . . _ _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . li7,42:1.0 : ! ) 285.12 : Wl.40 Padfic Hallway of Neurnslm . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . " . . 10,439.17 71.22 Uti 57 I ' KansaB City & Northwmtern.u. . . . . . . . . . . . : ! ,21 1.31 20.10 :10.00 . Union Pacific _ u..u. . . . . . . . _ . . . . _ . . _ _ . . _ _ . 221,17:1.89 : ' 4U7.38 47a.22 Oinaha & Republican Valle } ' . . . . . . . . . _ uuu. . lWII.5 : ! ! " 14.-14 1J.33 ! ! Kearney & Dln.clc _ _ _ _ . . . . _ _ . . . . . . _ . 10rII104 , 65.74 H O.4 8t. Joseph & Grand Island . . . . _ uu. . . . . . _ . _ _ . : ! 5OIil.80 : 11.r.a ! 222.73 Sioux City , O'Neill & Western uuu. . _ _ . . . . . . . 15S34 ! ! : 130.111 121.6 - - - - - - - $ I,101a31.18 5,71G. 7 ' 5203.15 Thu NobraEklL. Wyoming & Westoru In NebrusklL wus undcr eonslructlon III lJUU ' Avera e tuxes paid per milc in HlOO _ _ . . . . . . _ _ _ _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . . $ 86 Averagl : tuxes paid per mile in . . . _ _ _ . . . . . . . . . _ _ _ _ . . . . . . . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ . . . . . _ _ . . 203 15 A\'crage taxes paid per milc on all railrotds wc't of I'lississippi in i900 _ _ u _ _ . . . . _ _ _ _ _ _ . 171115 Averu c tuxcs paid in sevlJn contiguous stater. in IlOO. ! . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ . . _ _ _ _ _ _ . . _ _ . . _ _ _ _ _ _ . . . . 163 69 Avernge tuxes pCI' mile paid by the Northern l'adlic System.u..u. . . . 163 72 Avcl'nge taxes per mile paid by the railroads of Texas , with 9,873 miles of rend _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ 103 58 Does it not look as though Nebraska raitrouds 'paid more thatt the raitroads with which they C0t11pete for busittess ? _ : r.s- , - - - - . _ _ . . . " " 'C.JClII.-'m..it , ' : r..lta , , " , , > FU- . _ i : . - _ J - - - " - - - - - The sentiment of William Carey , the founder of modern missions , ought to annimate the heart of every true believer. "Expect great things from God , attempt great things for God.X . . OUND ' .AI. . . ! : ' . , . . . . Haying is now the go. Jim Smets is now workin for Ottun. 'fhcre will be sowed more winter wheat this fall than last fall , in this valley. Scvert Lee and Alfred Larson have commcnced cutting corn for fodder. 'Ve do not see Bert Frencois so often at the post.office since he got married. l\1 ss Beatrice O'Bryan commenced a six months school in Round Valley to. day. 'l'he frost last week. killed the corn here , but much of it was out of thc way of frost. . John Frcncois is back from 'Vnshing- ton and wills start fanning his old homestead - stead in Custer for goo . There are a number of valley people are visiting Brokeu Bow to.day. Some as witnesses , sOUle on ! nlSiness. Tolef Olsen from Sargent , has the last weck repaired the school houae , so it is in good order for the coming winter. 1C.1lNO The ndghbors cut and stackcll W. II. Carrels hay yesterday. 'I'he Pelkey road has been ordered opended by the County Clerk. Corn and tender vcgetables all killcd by last weeks frost , wcathcr fine at presen t. Mr. Robert Ferguson of Ebellshur , Pa. , a cousin of Mrs. J. B. Empfield IS visiting among relatives at Ryno. Haying well advanced , 110 help to be had , some working alone , others have called out women and children. J. II. Williams and his two daughters hllve cut and stacked 75 tons. Ona Owen has cut and stllcked 75 tons alone. EHs Burnett of Deer Creek , is on thc hunt of his son aged 14 years and Grant Hcndrix so aged 17 years who rail away 011 horseback from New Hope school house on last SlInday night. Burnet rode a dark-iron.gray horse mul Hendrix a roan they wcre last seell at the Creudson ranch 011 1\Iouday at 10 a. Ul. . Mr. Bur- nett will be thankful for any informatioll. Address him at Broken now , Ncbraska. OR.T I."O , Miss Ashbaugh was at Mema Satunlay. P. F. Forney anll wife spent Sunday at Mr. IIills. Ella Da ) ' was at 1\1aple Grove the first of the week. J. 1\1. FOIIge and 1\1 ill 11 nl 11 ill went to BrokclI Bow , 'ruesday. F. C. Hmbree and family wcre at Bro- ' kcn Bow , last Tucsday. ! : Misses Hill : \1111 Podgc spcnt se\.ernl. . days at I.odi , last week. . I ] " S. Empfielll lUll I wife from Ryno I were Ilt S. Wmhlinglons Sunday. Carl White from Ilohlrege , Nebraska i is visiting with his hrother , Arthur White. j Owing to the rush of work , the circus , ele , we wcre Itllablc to furnish 1\11) ' news Illst week. At lllst wc begin to n.'alizc that autumll is herc , for Jack Frost has givcn U : scver. al forcible reminders. We nile glad to hear that Jiml\lilnc Ada Wmhlingtoll have almost rcco\'ercil from the t'llhoill fe\'cr. Some of thosc who altcllllcd thc circus were : S. WI\lhlington , 1\1. Cooper , A. I White , C. n. Da ) ' amI flltnilies. 'I'hc most popular subjcct for convcrsa. tion just now IS , "Where call wc gct cnough Ulcn to hllsk our com ? " KorOl. " ' . 'II ) COt/t.1I / " ' 1) 'VO.U K OltF I Jut COI.U. LaxtltlvL' Uromo-Qululuo 'l'abld'il cure IL cold In onu dllY. No Cure , Nu l'uy. ! 'rloo1 \ ct/Dla. - - - . . Chrlsthm Sclcncc. Judge Wm. G. Ewing of - of "Interna- Chicag-o , member - tional Board of Lectureship" will deli ver a public lecture on Christian - tian Science , under the Auspices I of the Chiristian Scientists of I Custer county , at the Opra I house , Broken Bow , Sunday afternuon September 21 , 1902 , at 2:30 o'clock. No admission fee will be charged. 13-14 lUnrlu l UCIJorl lor 'rodn ; ) ' . \Vhellt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ . ! Uarley. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' Ollla . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Corn. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35 @ ' I Hyc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'k BDtler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 "I/8. " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J. " Pnlllluc . IIt1 buallUl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; Onlnno. per busbel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1. o Chlcltcne. per ponhd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 lIol ( , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7'00 loIYY . . ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1'2.75 . 4. StA'018. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 .OJ @b. 60 Tarkers , pernonnd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 Rtraw.percwt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lO llllY. New , pcr ton. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . . . . 3500 MnJnr. per cwt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . b. West Union , Nebraska-Yes , we will pay a part casl for butter - ter and egbTS. RUFUS G. CAHR. Elegant JewelJY at Ed. McComa5 : . . . . . - " " ' - - - - " - - - - - - - - CH C.IESTER'S . ENGLISH PEN 'VROYAL ' PILLS J' 0\ . 30,1'3 < to .AC\ ' ' ! . . , ' 'CI tl" , SClb ' . . I./ \ , . $ / .ACJiN. : CI . C ' ( ; 4 " . filar.I".ar. . . . - r lfallic. 1..1 n.k IJrugglst for ( : IIIC.U't.fttt'S : : XCU.tSU III ned aDd Tnk" ( . .Id . metnllic . . . . .tI" , . lIoxes. . . .c..ra. enled . . . . cIu.\'o" with . IIluo . . ribbon. " " .tI. t"thll' " n..d II"Untl. . " " . Jluy of ) .ollr IJrngglst . , . I or IICml .IC' . In . "lamp' for . SOnr'h'"lnrH , .r..u. m."lnl. . . nnl . n.u..t' . . .r 1.11I1If' ' ' . ' ' IIlltltr. . lIy r.'t" . " nll. 10OOO'l'es11l1lO1l11\18. b , alllJrlJgglsl8. OmO F.GTER : OHEMIOAL CO. : UOO ) llncll..un S'IIU.re , .011 I LA. , I"A. M.mtJoD ( ht. paper. C.II. . JEFFRODS , f& dcz.czl bsbCZtcfcz.p : , Abstracts Promptly FDrnlphe&f. Yonr Dnslne. . . 'oUclled OJ.co . ! In nnk or Commcrce Uulldltll : . Drokon ow , Nebrapta. 'faxes paid for non-rcHidPDtS. FHANSE MOORE , W Bn IDm ) ] ID ID D1) ) . Two blocks norlh of OreDtI Ocnlrol Hotel. Pat. ronngeBoUcltc < i. Price ! ! rOallo1Jablo. I DRS. RO. & W , E.l'AI OT , , PHYSIGIANS * SURGEONS. OUlce oyer lIacberle's lIrug Storo. DrokCin } Jew , . . Nehralh , I DR. C. IJ. l\1UIJI.EN5 , I Physician 3 Surgeou. Stalrwlly from WB" cnllln Hcalty JIIock ; re ldenco , 3rd WU51 M , E. church , on umo Iide or treet. lIrokl'n Uow , Nebraeka. CLINTON DAY. , I Physician & Surgeon. \ : I omce III rear or lho UIDk of Ce > mm"rre. I1oel. I dODCO 6lh bonlo wo t or lho Ulptllchurch. . f ' I Uroton Uow , Nobraaka. - - - - - - ' : ' - \ - . .A- _ . _ _ _ . . - - . f . CITY BARBER SilOP , u. o. HUTTON. Proprietor. Flr t-clau work , lIear Room or Drobn Bow Stalll ank , } Jrokon Dow. Nehraska. W A. THOMPSON. . CO TRAt"'I'OR & DUILDBIt. rrPIt\n and I' tltnates on hortnotllO. Uroken Dow , Nebraska. , I.D. . HLAZE , r . . . . . .Dealorlo . . . . . Granite , Forolgn nnd . uerlcaD , Marblee. , f- Ornament.1 Work a Specialty. 8rckcn Dow. . . . Nel1u8ka. ' . . CAMERON & REESE , , ff l' ys 80u ccz.10r ] - . . . AT LAW. Room t ! anll9 , Realty Dlock , Droken 80w , Nob. s. 1\1. DORRIS , lill } ! B 9ma'llnne Al. klflll8 of work In oor line done promptly IInd In t1ret..clu 8 "fller. ned Shop on lho cllrner weot 01 tbo hose ! laubc. ( ; r"f Uti & . TItIAI. . Urokc/l Dow , . - . . Nebrllska. CITY MILL , E. F. MCCLU J : , I'rop. Uye Floor. lIuckwheat , Gr h lI1. Fecd , etc. WILLIS CAWELj ( lHam"3eJ'l1m m'll ml'O : ! ! p. - CAMEHAS AND SUPPI TES. Frce Inptrnctlona "ow 10 take nUll d. v"lupe . picluro with every camera pcld. Flnlbltlul : done for IImlltore8. Iatest Styles in Photographs. BANGS STUDIO. E8tub1t hclt 10 1891. Broken Bow , N brask . o.H. . OONHAD , . . . . . .Dealor In. . . . Pnmps. Wlud 1111I Ie , Tanke , FItting. . G88elln8 Engine8 , 610. , ctc. rokou now , Nebruka. . . DU , T. fJ. FARNSWOHTH , . DENTIST , cOIDcu : : Over Swan's Oroccry. EVANS S'l'EAM LAU DHY , I.lucoln , Nebra.klL. PatronagQ 1301lcltOti. u. O. HUTTON , . : J > rollrlotor City Harber Sholl. G.E. CADWELI-4 , . . . . Urccder ot. . . . Herford" . aUIl Duroe Jouey Jlogs. DOI\ blOod of their CIISI. I'rlcll8 rlgbt. AddrllP8 , . Uroken UOIY. Nebraska MIIrE OANLON , -Proprle\or oC- . H'etaurllut.Lunch COOD\er. I.arjo Isporlment , of , , Cour,01loDIS,108 , OIKar aDd Tobllccos Norlb blllc ot Public tQullrll , llrekon 1I0w , Nebr ska. J. SNYDEH J , . . , . l I , tJ i1 DViiJJJoti : j rr { ) I ) , . ANUNOnRY PUULIC , 'J80 Jo lllO ollbo l'eacu. 8peclalllllen\oD ! alven colloctlona 110popllloni tabn , Ilenllon TOuch. ra ueatly 1JX0cuted and all klndl ot Isgal paperl wrlUeu. OWce In tbe rear ot lI.nkot Commerce. Uroken Bow , Nebra . .
