Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, March 10, 1904, Image 1
\ 18o\etJ \ " . . L\btat\an \ , SU.to 1 It. . - . USTER. COUNTY ' : EPUBL:1CAN' : ' : ' : " ' , , , . I . . . " ESTABLISHED 1882. THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF CUSTE CouNtry. I./ARGES'r CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER IN THE COUNTY. . . ' ; . , . . . ' . . . . - . ' 1. , ' VOL. XXII. BROKEN BOW , CUSTER COUNTY , NEBRA8 AJ THURSDAY , MARCH to , 1904.--EIGHT PAGES. NO. 39. - i. . , . . " " - ' eneet'8\ 0"- : \ . , : . " /J / : . ' ! Movedt' - . , ' , > . . , , . ' I am now situated In I ' , . . my new location , for- , . , : j'i. ' , . merly occupied by the , i" " ; " ' . Custer National Bank , . . . , . ' . , where all of myoid { " Ii" : : ( ' " I customers as well as ' " , , : . , new ones , are Invited , ( : , " . " to come and Inspect . , my stock. ; , "ii , . . 1 J . ' ; < ( . , ' l' . . . . . . ' . " , . " ' \ f' ; ' " , , , , I " . . " . . . . , . . . . . . . , . , , . ; School Books , . . I Ir , Tablets , . I -AND- \ . I ) . , School Supplies , . . -AT- ! , I , J. G. Haeberle's. , . - - - . . . . ' ; . \ . " ' . - , . . . . , . , I . , ' I j l' In Good Standing. B 1.'veryoJ1e who has au account with us gains in busilless prestige R thereby. He is in u position to M meet all his debts in a prompt allil 8 business.like llIanller. Every Ulan ( ) I of. affairs respects his associates 8 more if they make their U Paym-ents By Check. N . , It shows a knowledge of the nroper fi method of transacting busin sI. ! ti Custer National Bank H j H. LOMAX , cas QP" Jr - . : ltU ! : D. I have moved my office just I across the street , in tb rear of , I " tbe Broken Bow State Bank , ' , ' " where I will be pleased to meet . ; I aU m voId customers as well as J new nes. I do abstracting only , and am free to answer any ques- ; tione concerning real estate. ' , J. C. MOORE , j 35 tf Bonded Abstracter. t - I . Get your pumpkin seed and start right in the contest. 575 growing on a pumpkin "in e is not so small. RYRRSoN-GnORGn Co. \ . m : : : : : : : : : : ml - H. B. Glover of Douglas Grove , was a cHy visitor Monday. Tom Wright of Ansley , made this office a fiendly : call Monday. Roosevelt League meeting first and third Friday. nights of each month. W. J.- Rice of Cliff township , was among the frienc11y caUers at this office Monday. W. B 'Bran of Kingston , called - led Monda ) and had his name enrolled for the RnpUDI.ICAN. . T. T. Varne ) ' of Ansle ) ' , was in attendance at the meeting of the'Centr 1 Committee Monday. S. M. Baker , who has r sided a number of years in Custer Center - ter has moved on a farm near . - Green. J. O. Taylor of Berwyn , was a cit ) ' visitor Monday. H is stiil weak from the effects of a long siege of typhoid. Judge Armour was caUed to Illinois Sunday morning on receipt - ceipt of a telegram that his mother was seriously ill. Thos. Edmunds' moved the restaurant outfit be bought ot Mike Scanlon to'CaU way , where be will set up in the restaurant bUsiness. H. B. Drake , who has been in the east ten days or two weels buying hb spring stock of goods , returned home last Friday morn.- ing. ing.W ' W ill' Frey of DeQ17een , Arkan- sas. arrived in the city Saturday morning. He will remain only a few days looking after his business - ness interests of this vicmity. . . pr irie fire in the vicinity of Green Thursday of last week , be. si es burning off considerable range , burned the hay , stable , and about. fifty bushels of cQrn for WiIl Mcpaslin. . , O. N. Thostesen , wbo is in th employ of the railroad company at Alliance , bas been visiting in this vicinity for the past two week : wHh bis parents and othar relatives. . He will return to w rk to-morrow. , J s. 'Loyd of tbe Holcomb settlement , who bought property in the nortb west part , of tbe city last faU , and built on it with the view of. moving to the cit ) ' has changed his mind and will remain - main in the country. He sold property in the city Monday to Mrs. Mary Underhill for S650. Dr. G. W. Kirkpatrick , who has been here for the past month settling up his business affairs , called Thursday and ordered the , RnpuDLIcAN sent to his address \at Enid , Oklahoma , where he will make his home with his daughter for a time. The Dr. owns a half section farm on Spring Creek , that he wi1l lease for the present. Oscar Englesje1' < l of Round Valley , was among- the friendly callers at this omce Saturday. Mr. Englesgjerd and his brotber , Bert' , but recently returned from a trip to Montanna , where tbey were called by the death of their brother , Ed. , who died on the 5th of February. He resic1ed in I Beaver .Head county , Montanna , where he Jived alone. He was the eldest of the brothers , age 55 years. . . - I. "t"t"t"'t"'tt't'f'tt't't"tj"'ttt'tt'tttt'tttt"'tt'ttttt'tt " " " " " ' " " ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' ' ' ' " ' ' , ' 't ' = = , -r , . . . . . . " , , , : : : : : : : : . & ; ; L " - ' . . . & ; ; II. . " ' - ' . . = = ilLook Herell . . . _ - - _ 1 - ' - E We will ! give the foUowing prizes for the per ons :3 . : : : : : bringing us the largest amount of eggs hetween this and : : : : . = = the first of M. y : : : : : : I = = ' : : : : : : : E 1st prize-100 pounds granulated sugar. : : : : - : : : : : 2nd prize-l00 . pounds best flour. - : : : : : : : : : : : 3r d pnze-one case tomu toes. : : : : : : = = 4th prize-10 pounds cofIee. : : : : : : \ = = 5th of . = = . . r _ prize-one dozen cans corn. _ = = And we wi11 also give the one paying U th most = = : : : : : money on account , or for goods or both , between now and : : : : : : I " = = ' the first of July , $10 In cash. : : : , \ . : = = 'We also have a lot of nice Queensware in transit , that : : : : : : \ I. " , . i we are going to give away to o.ur customers. ' : : : : Yours for buslUess , : : : : : : < The Star Crocery Co. 111111111111111111111111111111111111 111111111111111111111111111111111111 . F. c. 'Wilson of Anselmo , waS a city visitor Monday. Merses Leck and Smith of Elton - ' ton , were city visitors Tuesday. H. IoC. Atkisson and S. Van- BuslC1rk of Merna , were city visitors - tors Monday. F. M. Currie of Sargent , WaS mong thc friendly callers at this office Monday. The Waters boys aU got hOll1e to att2nd the funeral of their brother , Hnrry. Arthur Pittaway andV. . V. Shackclford drovc down to Kan sas last week on a visit with re- latives. E. N. Bishop of Gates , represented - sented his townsbip Monday at the mecting of the county ccntrai committec. R. ' 1' . Baker has moved to the Brenizer ranch northeast of the city nine miles , known as the Loyd place. A. H. Copsey represented Westerville at the mceting of the' Republican County Centml Committee - mittee Monday. Hev. Hornaday of .Beaver City came up Sunday to preach the funeral of Harry Waters. He r - turned yesterday. Wi A. , Baker 'purchased tbe Stephen Wilcox acre property and house east of the Rey cr addition Saturday. Cons dera- tion S650. J a . Chittic t and Godfrey an- , sel were over from the south W , st part of the county Monday , attending - tending tbe meehng. of the Rc- - publican county . central com-- mittee. . The Chronicle.-Citizen was compelled to adopt all home print last.week on account of an unusual amount of adverti ing. We congrat.ulate Bro. Wright on the indications of prQsperity in his town. A. E. Anderson has his stock qf jewelery move.d irit , thc , uild- ing on the corner recently at- ed by tbe. Custer N ational. I1 is in his own b ilding now alJd pe already has It w ll arranged for the display of his large stock of goods. The RnpuDLIcAN acknowledges the receipt of a copy of " 'l'he Argosy.Vol. 1 , o. 2 , pUblished - ed by Dr. A. J. McATthur .01 \ \ esterv1l1e. The Arg sy. " ' & s grown -to an eight page" faur column papf , and is welt filled witb local "news anA p ! > nt d paragraphs. Mr. Martin , the man wb'o bought the Oxford. farm , two miles east of the city , arrived last Thursday from Missouri with his family , house hold goods and stock , wbich he shipped by rail. The RUPUDI.ICAN extends a welcome to Mr. Martin and family and hope his highest an"- ticipations may be fully realized in his new home. W. G. McWilliams of ' 1'abor , Iowa , arrived in tbe city last Friday tllorning with his family and at once moved to his farm east of the city where he will reside - side in the future. Mr. McWil. liams was formerly a resiqent of this vicinity and it is with plea. sure we welcome him back to Custer County. May continued 'prosperity , health and h-appines be bis lot , is the wish of tlu : RUPUDLICAN. Relluhllcnn Cn CUK. The republican electors of the city of Broken Bow are hereb ) called to ineet in tbe court house Friday evening , March 11 , ' 1904 at 8 o'clock p. m. , for tbe purpos ( of nominating a city tic1et ani the transacting of such ethel business as may come before tlu meeting. By Order of Com. Jtlore Riots. Disturbances of strikers are no nearly as grave as an individua disorder of the system , Overwork loss of sleep , nervous tension wil be foUowed by utter collapse , un less a reliable remedy is Immedi atelyemployed. .rhere's nothinf so efficient to cure disorders of th , Liver or Kidneys as Electric Bit ters. It's a wonderful tonic , anI effective nervine and the greates aU around medicine for run dowl systems. It rlispels Nervousness Rbeumatism and Neuralgia anI 'expels Malaria germs. Only 50c and satisfaction guaranteed b I Lee Bros" druggists , Broken Bovi . Goo. PaJ.ineau . is building a I : house for himself a block cast of I : , t.he Renlty block , ' At the M. E. church Sunday night , the pastor wi11 discuss the question , "Will it pay to have a saloon ill Broken Bow this year ? " Au interested are invitcd. F. M. Rublee. who has been in Ule hospital at Lincoln for the past month , returned home Tuesday - : day morning for a day , prior to I : leaving for California to join his : , vife. He will remain there : , th le recuperating his strcngth. : f . 1t1"'IUD - - - - . : , : CUNnDeJ.I.-H NSON-At the : home orn. W. Predmore at Cus. . : ' t r , occurred a very pleasant ffair on last 'Saturday evcning , March 5. In the presence of a few friends and relatives in a room neatly decorated for the o - ca ion , eL. . L. Epley j ined in the bond of holv matrimonv , Mr. Noah L. Clincbell to Miss , Grace Hanson and Mr. Lief blinebell to Miss Maud Hanson. The contracting parties are weU known in this community , the y ung men being the sons of J. Cline bell an both are industrious and prosperous. The young ladies are the nieces of Mrs. D.I I W. Predmore and their parents live at Deadwood , $ , D. They , are well educated and accomplish- : , Cd and wi11 preside over their : new homes with dignity and : .ability. A number' of useful pre- : ' ! 3entR were received and 'after ' the : 'ceremony the guests sat down to I 'an elegant repast and enjoyed t themselves hearttly. Mr. and i } VIrs. Lief Cltnebell will make Ii their home'in ; ' Broken Bow where I the groom .ha . a 'position with : the Beatrice Creamery Co. Mr. : and Mrs , "Noah Clinebell will live ' this season on the Miner Taylor farm at Custer Center. RnnDJtR-WRIGIlT-At the home of the brides mother 5 miles north : wcst of tQwn , Wednesday March 9 , 1904 , Mr. George Ree - eJ ; ' , and Miss Ethel Wright , Rev. , J'l'l'ites.officiating. . The brides beaut" was enhanced by a cream silk ni ll dress and white carna- tions. The groom was dressed in the conventional black. Miss Ira Street and Elgy 'Whitney ' selved as brides maid and best man. Mr. 'and ' Mrs. .R eder will go' immediately to house keeping 0'11 tbe Chas. Fodge fa'rm ' west of Broken Bow where they. will be at home , to their bost' of ' rie'lids. The contracting parties were fhe ' recipents of a large 'list of presents - sents both useful and ornamental - tal of which were furnished a list but too late to use asone side of our paper was run. KOGnR-WILSON-At Broken Bow ; Wednesday March 9 , 1904 , Noah Koger of Anselmo , and Nellie Wilson of Merna , were united in marriage by Rev. S. P. Morris. CONu-MARsn-Artbur Cone of Ansley , and Ethel Marsh of the the same place were wedded in Broken Bow , on Wednesday March 9 , 1904. The ceremony was performed by Rev. S. P. Morris. Will Not. Accept. J. S. Squires authorizes us testate state that he was not at the high license caucus Monday night and his nomination fOf councihnan in the second ward "was made without his consent or knowledge and that he will not accept. " ClvC81leultil. VIK'ul" ulld Tone. Herb111e is a boon for sufferers r from aneamia. By its use the blood is quickly regenerated and , the color becomes normal. The' ' drooping strength is revived. The languar is diminished. Health , vigor and tone predomin- ate. New life and happy activity results. Mrs. Belle H. Shirel , Middlesborougb , Ills. , writes. "I bave been troubled with liver complaint and poor blood , and have found nothing to benefit me like Herbine. I hope never to be without it. I have wiRhed that - I had known of it in my hus- band's lifetime' . " 50c. Sold by Ed. McCnmas , Broken Bow and Merna. Stock or New Ulld Hecoud-lIllnd 000\1. I'or Hu'e. Duc to the fact 'that my time and my attention is needed in d olber business , I wi11 sen my en- : , tire stock of goods. See or write y I me. JUD KAY , . r. 36tf South side > f'square. . . , . . . . . . t1ttt"tttttt"t""t"t"t"t"t"t " " " " " " " " " + 1'1"t"1"'t'"t"tt1tt'1"1t'1 ' " " " " ' ' " " " ' " ' - - Saddles , Harness and Horses ! - ' - - - = = At thc time I bought those Hamess of the receiver = : : : : : : of the Omaha Manufacturing Co" I mnc1e them an offcr on = = : : : : their entire stocIe of Siulc11es , and which was so low they : : : : = = would not accept at that ime , but about 10 days ago thc ) = = = = wrote me accepting my offcr. I now have thcm here in . = = = = stock and can show you one of the largest stocks 'of good , , : : : : : = = Saddles you have ever scen in Custer county and at , prices : : : : : : : : : : : that wi11 rnnlces you wonder how it an be don : . ' = = - " - . . . . _ . arn.esJ'S J ! , . . . . . .3 _ . : : : As to Harness , you know if you have seen 'them , . : : : : : : : : : that I have the largcst stock ever carried by anyone in thc' .3 = = county and that I am sclling them at less than they cost. , . = = = = the other denIers. . ' ' , : : . : : : - . - - , . . , - : : : : ' " " " " " cf , . . ' : : : : : : _ . . . "r . .aa. " - ' iIII iII : _ . - ' - = = I have a lot of good work horses tha I am'anxious' = = - : : : : : : to dispose of , eiUler for tash or on time to good parties. " . ' . . ' = - - - : = : J : > isc ' : : E3arrovvs. ' , = = - " - = = I am now unloading mv fiist car of Disc Harrows , = = = = and I am going to inake you -a price of . = = - - $25.00 THEM. ' . ON . : " - - : : : : : : : : : : - ' ' - = liThe Dealer That Saves You Money , " " "i. = = - ' . - C. S. MARTI N Mfu . . , { ! Agt . - - - - : : : : -AND DEALER IN- : : : : : . - - ANTI-T RUST GOODS. 3 1111111111111111111111111111111il111 + 1111111111111111111111111111111il11 ! . . E. C. HOUSE , , . Real Estate , Loans 6J Insurance. I have some of the best farms in the county for sale. . I have some of the best ratiches in the state for sale. I have three good city residences for sale. . I have some of the most desirable city lots forsale. , , I have money to loan on good improvedf rms'illCuster'cou . ty. I bave molJcy to loan on goou City property. \ ' _ T 'b \ ' the' best eq ippcd lnsurance Agency. n ttC } county , representing the strongest compnn s'in the , v.orld. , ' , I bold , .a certificate of autho i y from theA.u : itor of th . State of Nebraska , authonzlUg me as. agent to Issue , and countersign policies for the foUowing compnrtie's , , ' , , Liverpool and LOl1donand Globe , paid. , . . . . .elOOOOoo.oo in Unltimore fire ( nd subscribed $10,000. tosufferers. : ) Continental of New York , paid. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,000,000.00 in Daltimore fire Aetna of Hartford , paid. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . 500,000,00 in Daltimore fire Aetna of Hartford , paid. . , . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . 3,852,023.00 in Chicago fir Aetll of Hartford , paid. . . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,635,067.00 in Doston fire German American , paid. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 500,000.00 in Daltimore fire Queen Ins rancc Co. of America , paid. . . . . . . 500,000.0in Dalthl10rc fire Nlag rn F1fe nsural1cc : Co. , paid. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 300,000.00 In.Daltlhore ! file N Traders of Cll1cago. paid. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 190,000.00 in Daltunore fire . . F.armers an buy Insuran e for less mo y-of the . aboye . compames than they pay ( expenmentals. ) ' . \ , . .1 . ' E C H . . ouse , j BrQken Bow , - - - - - ' - - Nebraska. - . , u _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ L _ _ _ . . I FOR SALn-Tow.1 lots and a few five acre lots in this city. -Allen Reyner. . Insurance that insures. 38tf R. G. MooHn. . ] . M. ASH , . .i\1I1C : ummmmF , or thirty ye.r uporlotJco. crlos &alol1 and IDlkea II .peclillty or nucUouIJollng or .11 . : la 8o' . Vall on or wrllo mo at rollOQJaw. . Nebrnakll. - ' # # " : .r..r .ocr..r..rJ".cr..r.M : ' ' " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . # . . . : I Harness . ! ' I We are now selling a Good 1 Inch Farm Harness , mn e of well selected stock , that other dealers would say are worth. Ii S28.00 , for the low price of . , . .If. . . ' , $19.00. . . . . . . . . . .a A Good Ij. ( Inch Harness , made of selected stock' , a big S $25.00 value , but our price is only . ' B $20.00. . . . . . . 9 ' .rhese Harness have not been bought to sell at these' 8 ridiculously low prices , but have been selected with a knowi1 R ledge of long experience of Harness Leather , and with a posit R Hive knowledge that they will.please our customers. 'Ve are jt making these sweeping reductions on Harness to protect ourIt selves against bankrupt stocks , which we will do at any cost. x S ! Don't believe that we will aUow anyone to undersell us in the ti Harness line. . .x S On Saddles we are right. 11 See our line of Cow Saddles for the spring tradc. . It Our Motto-1iUNDItHSltI.I. . " . , 'Ji C. W. APPLE . . , I 'Vest Side Square , - - - Brokcn Bow , Nebraska. . y