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About Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 24, 1903)
- , - Ayers You can hardly find a home without its A yer's Cherry Pectoral. Parents know what I it does for children : breaks f Cherry 1\ \i , Pectoral 1 ' ( . up :1 cold In a single night , , . : wards off bronchids , prevents . \ J , \ pneumonia. Physicians advise - . . , ) . . vise parents to keep It on hand. "Thl' he t CCURIa medicine money call bUT 19 Ayer's Cherry l'eeloral. For the COIIRh. of chlltlrennotbhw cOIII < IIIO.\1ly be hetter. " JAQU : WULL , Saratoga. Ind. 2 ( ' . .M\.fH.OO , J' J. c. AYER co. . All dru"J.IIt . 1.0woll. Mall. - = = - - - for T'hroat , Lungs t Aycr's PlUo greatly aid the Cherry } Pectoral In broaklng up n cold. ; . I \ . Lincoln's war and if thcy wcnt to draften hc was goin to 'nxIsT. ' I , So hc did rcaly cxist and by cxisiling for a ycar or so hc bc- . camc as lo.ral as any nian cnlist- ed and gave his life at Vicksburg. 'l'hcre arc cascs whcrc thcre arc , both thc unmerciful and the merci ful sides shown in one pcr- HOII , at different times and under diiTercnt circumstances. . . . 'I'here \ as a man.in . North arolilla by the namc , of Amos Peelc , who was enc of the most inhuman of mcn so much so that -l , Jor a trifling offence forced a slave mothcr who hac ! ' buried thrce chil r.ell' to take a team and plow o\'er thcir little graves , all - . Attention Fanners . , \ oQo . Why rcmain in the North nt\l ( Rtay in Iloors Rix 1II0llths In the ycar conRnming what you raise uring tht : other. Rix 1II01lthR ? Go South where you can work out 1100rR cvcry month in the ycar. utlll , , 'hcre you are pro- dncilll { somcthing the yeur . rolll\\ ( \ ; I f yon arc u Rtock rAiscr ) 'ou I tlow vour stock IIrc now "ealitl ! { tlidr heads off" utilI. hCR lles. have to' hc { , rotecte " 0111 t hc rigors of Will tcr hy expensivc . Rhcllcr. Hconomical stock feeding re- . . . . . . , . ( juircs the comhination of hoth . . , . . ' ) licsh.ormitlg , nd fat-forr ling , , . fOOlls 111 certalll proportions. \ Alahamll1111 Florula produce . . in nhllllllancc thc veh'c ! hean nlHl enSRam , the first a eRh producer. awl the latter a fut pro.lllccr , : lIId they ure the ' ' t and bCRt I'hl'ape fattening materials - terials known to the worl < l. i\J ore money can he Illu e a 11 < 1 . with Ics ; lalor. in general farming - - ing , fmit ( llId berry growing and truck gur ening along our road ill the South than in any otl erJscction of the Union. . Jf y u , are interestcd and desire - sire further information all the suhjcct , Ulhlrcss . . ' " t' ) . .G. A. PARK , . . ' Gen'l. Immigration and Industrial - dustrial Agent , LouIsville ' & Nashvilio R. . R , Co. , . Louisville , 'CY. . . . . . - ' . . . - : . . : . to greive the mother , who whilc she was piowing watcrcd thcir gravcs with her tears , and all such things as this bcsi es whipping and starving his slaves until it disgusted his slavchold- ing ncighbors who remonstratcd with , him but all to no avail. Thi man by some mysterious power bcgau to thiuk and then to reason with his inner and bct- ter sclf and aftcr somc timc resolved - solved to sct h.i slaves frce. But here he was met by an unforescen difi culty which al wa's arises when enc makes a rcsolvc to advance - vance in bettcr things. He had three brothcrs who on hearing of i . his iutcntion sought to have him. confincd 111 an insanc asylull1 , but he. . was not adjudged insane by the propcr authorities , but his hrothers kept him in'restraint and away from his place for a year. But this only madc him the more determincd to emancipate his slaves which he could not du in N. C. So he atlength brought thcm to Indiana , Randolph county , where he scttled them on land that he .bought and gavc them and where some of thcir dccendants still live and are highly respected ci tizens and intelligent and thri ftJ farmers. Amos Peele was thel no longer master but lo\'ing friend to his former slaves who respect his . . mcmory to this da ) . . 'Varncr Mimcn was one of the ver ) ' first to raise his voice' against the "suh of .all villianies" viz human slavery , and so much was hc persecuted in the south that his life , if it had not been "hid with Christ in God" would have been miserable and so sevete was this feeling th t when he was dead his pcrsecuters ran the plow over his grave to exasperate his family. John IIan'ey , a friend of l\1imin afterwards when thinkingof how he would feel if his loved . ones graves were so decorated , .wrote the following about it : Why not o'cr them as w ll as OIlC , Who long for TRUTH was hrave ; The ruthless plowshare has hcen run , O'erV rncr l\1i lins gravc. No one alive can find the spot. , Where U is good man was laid ; But still he sha11l1ot he forJot , . Per what his LIFH portrnill. Onc of . the . most successfull wa's of throwing the slave catchers - ers ofT the track was this , when the runaways would be' nicely hidden in one of the stations and the master : ; : were in close prmd- mity , an abolitionist wouM start from the , place at night an ride along the route to the next station - tion and next morning would start back and of course he would soon meet the huntcrs who would ask if he had seen any nig'gersj he would answer in the affirmative and then he would give such a minutc description of them , ( having the day before examined so he couid ) that the owners was . , . ! , ir' . ' 1' 'I' , ' 1' ' 1' 'I' i' " 1"1' " 1' Y I' I' ' 1' ' 1' "I' ' 1' " 1' " 1' ' 1"1' 7f'r . " 'I . " h ! G. . B. Houder , the . Gencrall\1erchant. has t\ . J ht " ' 1' ! . In stoc k a fi Ine 1. Ine 0 I" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ! I'j' ! \ . * Fa"ncy Croceries , Candies { , } Fresh and of the best qualities. In his f 'tI' h ! ! " . Dry . Goods Department . , he . has a large . * I'f \ . . . { jt ! . " a'sortment of Cahcos , utmg tlannels , ! "II' Muslins. Clothing. . Dress Oools. ( Hats , , ! , ' " , Caps , Gloves , JInsluns 1\1' IUens , ctc. , etc. ' ) , ff SHOES , SHOES. { t > { 3t , I have about 100 pairs of shocs left o\'er' * from the old Day slock that I am sellillg 1r ' ! ! . at barg ins that cannot be found any 'I : C where else in the city. SlippcrslId t ) " , Shoes from 250 up. ' 71' , I , t I NEW SHOES. . , * I I ' ' I also have a full line of new shoes that 71 r. I . - ? tf just arrived , for children , ladies and i I , ! . . gents. 'l'he ) ' are of the latest stylcs and } ' . thc best of qualil ) ' . li'or durability and 'I : _ 'I' pricc , will suit. f40cation-Da"s ; ' , they . : - ) 1 ! ' .I/\ . . I' 0 11 stan , nprtheast corner public square. < : t : rure Kentuc1 { , ) ' Cider Vinegar-the best t ? ' { ; " It1 the world. ; y" . ; 1 1' C DO. B . H on d Of , I' Broken Bow , Nebraska. . . . / , I , , " " . , * . . " * . * * "t .v , * f. . " , , I , 'I. " , t 'I. ' , * 'J. . . . ' " , . . _ . . . , , : r _ _ sure they were on the right track and would push on in haste. The rider who was going back would tell them that he saw such a company just a little way back. but he was mighty careful not to say which way back. was , and wbo on arriving at the place whcre the slavcs were and which the'mastcrs had passcd would tell his story when immediatly he slaves would bc takcn to , an- , othcr depot fnd shippcd by another - other route. Don't forget that the tickets on thesc roads were alw ys iu the heads and not in the hauds of thc conductors instead of the passengers - gers and sometimes the t'ic1ets would be " " asIa "punche by \'e hohler. 'l'hat is somc conductors head got punched but not very frequcntly for they. generally were wcll supplied with "soft soap" whicl1 they gave to the huntcrs in liberal. quan tHics. 'l'his soft seal ) would in more modern timcs be ca led "taff ) ' " hlit it did its work well and many times it threw the chariot wheels olr of the masters chariots so that thc ) ' drove them lwaly and sometimcs think they felt as they were about to be caught in the n11dst of the Red'Sea. It seems strange how one's tasels ma ) ' be inn'ucnccd br thc wind but yet not strallge to those who ha\'e studied psychology .to to an ) ' extent. I will here give one of those Psychological pe- culiarties to show how great 'is the powcr of mind over matter. AUhough our farm was on the Underground Railroad and I had seen a great many negroes pass that way , who often stopped and te with us and also there . were se\'eral colored families. near us and m ) ' father sometimcs hired them to work , I thought nothing of sitting down and eating at the samc table , but in the summer of 1852 , I. was about H years old and m } ' brother , 10 years older ; we i were in the habit after our wheat was cut to help our ncighbors finish theirs. ly brother was a first class cradler 'and I , a prett ) . good binder - er and this year after our wheat was cut a neighbor of ours living a mile or so away asked us is we would hclp him. 'l'his man and his wife had been slaves , but by this time they were getting pretty well fixed. So my brother said to him I will go and cradIc for you if Cyrus ( thats mewou1cl bind after him. Now here camc the "tug of war. " I assented to my brother's proposition - position , but I tell ) 'ou it was under protest because I had ncver eaten at a lar1des house nor anything - thing that a colored women had cooke . So after Mr. Copcland had gone I made known my objections to my brother who lovingly called me a calf and several other endearing - dearing name3 that did not set well on my already disturbed stomach. But I swallowed my grief and my stomach too , I said I would go. So next morning bright and early , before breakfast amI just after that fowl , that made 01cl Petter cry , began his noise we set sail , for in those days we worked t ( , hours a < 1 JY and "had prett ) . g-ood health I thank you. " On the way over there I had mental visions of finding some of 'the } jlack off of Mrs. Copeland ! > han s sticldng in the biscuits. We arrivcd before sun up and when the cradlers had ground thcir scythes breakfast was called - ed amI like "Jonah" I wouh1 ha\'e crawled into any whales belly if there had been one preparcd for me as thcre was for him , but none appcared , but I tell you just then my stomach came \'er ) ' near appearing at m ) ' mouth begging to get out. But here I was between - tween the devil and the deep s a and I took my chanccs with what I thought might be the less evil and went into the house when 10 a sight burst upon me that settl- ell my stomach quicker than ever a pot of cofTee was settled , for thc table was as immacutately cican and white as. the robe of an , . . , . . . , ' ----1- I angle , amI the tca urll , tin cups I amI all the vcsscls wera burnished - ed to pcrfection. and such a mcal. ' J cau't describe it. but this much I lenow that in the 52 years fol1owing I ha'C nc\'cr parfaken of a bctter mcal. 'l'hcre was chic1 < en pic , maplc S'rup , applc pie and bread so soft amI ligh t that it almost mclted in my mouth and other articcs to nlt1l1- erous to mcntion and so in the ycar of Gracc one thousand ight hundred fifty'two : I was completely - ely "divcsted" of that prcjudice with which 1 had becn "invested" and 11carncd that thc black on a ' negro womans hands will not rub ofT even when she is engaged in cooking and m ) ' stomach has bcen less sensi ti ve ever sincc. ( TO 1I1 CON'l'INUItD' ) . IIcnrt It"th'rh'K Undigcsted food amI gas in the stomach , located just below the heart , presses against. it and causes heart palpitation. When your heart troubles you in that way tal IIerbinc for a few days. You will soon be all right. SOc. Sold b ) ' J d. McComas , Brokcn Bow and 1\Jcrna. NOTlctt. Partics ha\'ing business per. . taing to the l lliptic Mining Co. , during m ) ' abscnce will please call on the scretary , Alpha Morgan. J. G. T4I\J\lING \ , 23-30 MangcI" lIoy" Uo VO' "t 'Vntch 'l'hc 1-4incoln Daily Star desircH to give away free to the boys of Nebraska 1,000 new watches- lirst class time kecpers-stem , wind and stem sct. You don't have to pay an ) ' money to gel one of these watchcs. Scnd us ) 'onr namc and address and wc will mail yon thc full particulars. 'l'his is a splendid chance for the boys to get a watch Iree and we would like to hear frolU all of them. -A ldrcss Watch Departmcnt. Dail ) ' Star , Lincoln. Neh. 25-28 A merica's Greatest Week 1 y. - T I-I E Toledo Blade . Toledo , Ohio. New and Larger Building. Now Presses. New Stereotype Plant , New and Modern AppJlnnces In every department. The 'l'olcdo lllade is now installed - stalled in its new buildin , with a modern plant and eqUIpment. and facilities equal to any pnb1l- cation between New York alld Chicago. It is the only weekly newspapcr edited expressly for every state and territory. 'l'he News of the 'Vorld so arrangcd that busy pcople can more easily comprehend , than by reading cumberson columns of dailies. . All current topics ma e plain in ! each issue br special editorial matter , written from inception down to date. 'l'he ony papcr publish d especially for pcop1e who do or do not read daily ncws- papers , and yet thirst fpr plain facts. 'l'hat this kind of a ncws- paper is popular , is proven by the fact that the Weekly l31adc now has over 160,000 yearly subscribers , and is circulated in all parts of the U. S. In aldi- tion to the news , the Blade publishes short and serial storics , and many departments of matter suitcd to every member of the family. Only one dollar a yca , . 'Nnte for free specimcn copy. III Add ress , 'l'IIH Br.ADlt , I 'l'olcdo , Ohio. 'l'he HI 'UDI.ICAN and 'l'olcdo Blade , one year , 51.35 , . . . . - - o. 11. CONHAD , . . . . . .ne..lcr . In. . . . Pump. . Wind. MJlI , Tall" . IftltluC8OnHolltlc . Rnglne , oto. t'tc. Jlrokon lIow , Nubra k. . D H. O. Il. 1\1 \ U IJLICN 8 , Physician Surge01J. 2nd tHatrwliy from WMt "lid In Itcatly IIlock i rudlilenco. 3rll wild 101. K. church. on HIIIIIU HltJ of Itroet. lIrOk n lIow. Nchrl16kn. . - . - - - - - - - - R ass G. MOOl I " Attorne\.aH.aw. \ Ileal oHal1 ! au.t 101111 IJrokur. onlrn III Qlcllll IIlock , IIrokclillow , Nc"rua. ! . . , - . . . _ _ , . ' _ r- " 1' " "f. " ' ; " " " : " " I. ! J : ; f { : fJi , : rl" : ' ' ' : t ! , : 1:1tfk : ! ; t : , ; ; . ; t , ; ' ' ' ' 11m : : t" ' r6i j : ; J1"'t ! ' J'Jli : J , ja'r1' : ' ! JlIi f.liL" 'If ! , , fijj J" i.rJjjitJ lJt. 1 ' ir . " .iI : ( . . . to : : : . " . ; ( " r' , " . . . . ) i ' . ' " f . V /o. . . . . . . ' . . . . . . ' t II IIJI : : : a : E ; , . h , , { ' . ft : . / ' ' , : : , . ' . . , . ' -r..TI : . . . ! . , . . . , " , , ; : - : , , . ' " ft ; ; , " . : . - : . .J. -'I..e""I.I : /n : . , j , I , . ! . : : " _ " , ' - , " , . . " . . . .L' " " : , , " ' . " . . .I. 'i" ' . " . . . 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OUiou III tlau r'ar ot lIallk of CommorclI. Ilrokoll lIuw. Nohrnekll. - - - - - - - - - - W A. THOMPSON. " l'O 'I'UAU'rU . 111111.mm. . . if 1'W8 ! 81111 OSUlIlItCB ! UII Mhnrtllotlrn. Jlrllkull lIow , NulJrllHkll. . . . . - - - - - - - - - - - FHANSN I\IOOI g , m DJJ DP : ] I IDpBl111il. 'l'w" hlueks lIorlh ot Hrpml UClllral 1I0tel. l'at , r.mOW ! ollcll"I. Prlcc" rOa8Jllllhlo. . " CITY BALtBltH. SHOP , 11. O.IJUT1.'ON. I'rOIJrllltnr. . Flr8t-III P8 worlC , lIonr Uoom ot IIrok'n 110" Stoh , " " 1111 , Urukoll IIl1w. Nllbraekl\ . D HS. H. 0 , & W. It. TA T 0 1" PHYSIGIANS SURGEONS. OUII , , , oor ill oborlu'H UruK titoro. Drok11 lIow , . . Nohra. " " . CIlINTON DAY. Physician & Surgeon. omeo 111 rear or tbo IIpnle ot Commorcc. n08t. donro 6lh hou90 wu t or Iho , IBpUlt ohurch. . IIrolloll lIow , N..lJrIl6ku. . - . - - DU , ' 1' . fl. FAH.NS\VOWI'lI. DENTIST , . Dromco In lJorthwodt COJncr IIclllly U1ock. - - _ TIME TABLE - BnOKl N BOW I NJ B. 1.I"collI , ncn"cr , Olun'"a. IlclclI" , ClalcnlCo , lIuUe , "t. .JOIIICIII. , . .ortl..nd , nUIIHR" cu. " . , Hnlt 1.6kc Clb' . HI. I.oult. . Ane' Hnn ItrnnclHco , . Il . .olnt. . . . nHt Auel All . .olutll . AU" HUII.h. 'VcMt. Nil. 4 - Vusl1hululolll.rcl. dall > : . Lincoln , Obla , ba , bit. JOI"I" ' , KanslIs Clly. tH. I.ouh Ubi. OIiKo alld all polnL.ut Iludsontb. . . . t ! o . .111. No. 44-1,0001 oXl'ro .Inlly , ' , ' "cnlu. Omaha. Chlcavo allli all Ioliltl , < 1aHt nud 600thI0 50 a.m. No. U-Vtistllmlo.1 olll're 1I dally. 11 IIlon II , 13ullt. tlo llIlU < ! , l'ortlAnl1 IInll 1111 I'"atllc Coa.t 1'0 ' ! ut4l. . . . . . . . . . . . . . " . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . .001 am No. 43-I.ocal IIl1JrlJ@1 ( lallI , AIIIAIIC" anl1 tnt"rmcdlnto point. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . II &II pm Mleolllnv , , III.hIK ant , roc Inlnl { chllircliu ( Ioal. hee ) ollilaruugh trllln . Tlckell lIold anll bag. Rilgo checllodlo 111I1 volnt III "I UutllItalca \ ) / : all Callada. Informatloll. mRIJI , UII1I1 table. ralll1cko& tat ! on or wrttu to II. L. Orloaby. ageut , or J Franol. . O. I' . A" Oln bVI NobrMka. 1 . I . L. 0011881' . A On\ . . . SOHEDULE OF DROKEN DOW MAILR. Poucb for west will CIIlIO at II p.m. , except Bunday whellit wJl1 cioBO at OUI' m. l'ouoh , Oll.t for traIn No. 4 010808 at B a III and for No. 44 Cl06CB nt. .30 1'.111. MAli for Anll" , 1IIIIIIoilits OIlSt of Orllnd Ishlnl1 ollrrilld 011 traIn No.'U. Oconto TIIof 111110 ami Tu kcrvlllo'doll1 ox. C"llt ! ! onday closes. at 7 110 I fulurnlutr 811me dal Callaw/lY Tlo , Mc'Klnley dally exoept MundllY closus lit 7 II III , returnlDg lomo dilY. Hound Vall"y via Uro-n alld Elton 010.0 at 7. m..Tao lay ! , Thuuday /IlItordaYl / : , retarDing sallO day. . Mumnor 'Ia Ollrn uy. Goorgclown and , UI.toll . arrrtvos at 11.:0 : : , 'l'uu cla 'l'laf8IR7 alld ! jatur' dll1 roturnlnlC loayol lit 1,30 : ! amo day. . OWH hour fwm 11.00 1m to B.IIO JI W. Suu. days rrom r.tlr.I" 111. to 6:411 : II. m. Lobby open week Ilay. from 7 II. m. to.Il , . m. Bunda" Bw : , : a. m. to 111m. . ( lellllral tlol \ vury not Ollen Unu. day motnlDI : al horototorll. L. II.J.WIITT. PM' , . - _ n _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - ' = _ CASH' PRIZES OFFERED SUBSCRIBERS : , f.1 : -IIY- - - ' . } I' . Weakly World-Herald , Omaha. , Neb : , , , : : First . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . $ . . . . . ) . . . . , , , , S eean d I 1'lze. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1115 ; ; . 00 I . Thiru Priz , ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15.00 Fourth Prize. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10.00 Fifth to FOlu.teenth Prizes , each. . 5.00 CONTSST : CLOSES JANUARY 31 st-GET IN EARLY The nuovo prlzcs 111'0 orterel1 to new or 0111 suullcrlberll. who male the Il1rgest. l1umbcI' of wOI'II ! ! out or the Ictter In th ! ' chnn lIelow. Prlzcs will UO wa.rded fltrletly 011 merit. 'rho IlIr uBt lit ! ! wins the IIrHt prize nnd HI ) 011. 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