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The colored American., 1902-07-12
DR.: SEQ tie Susesstion.

All over the country the papers ar,
commenting upon the high-handed VIC
latIon of the civil rights law in the Dis
tr1ct OF Columbia, and our clear-cut ad.
vice to the colored people to bester them.
selves is meeting with hearty endorse
ment by the people. One of the best ed
tied papers of which the Negro can boast
IS the Southeastern Christian Adyocate
at New Orleans, of which Rev. |. B.
Scott is editor. 1t is the organ of the
M. E. Church. After recitinp the un-
toward conditions described in our edi-
torlal on conditions in this city, Editor
Scott very pertinently observes:
The Southeastern has for a number
OF years sought to impress upon its read
erS just what THE CoLoRED AMERICAN
now urges upon the people of Washing
ton with so much ability and ardor. We
lave urged upon scores of secret and
benevolent societies of the city of New
Orleans the feasibility of turning some
OF their hidden treasure in this direction
as others have done elsewhere, but to no
purpose. This would be far better than
to deposit it IN safety vaults where they
pay rental for its keeping, or to leave
1t IN the hands of irresponsible treasurers
as not few have done to their grief.
We do not urge this upon New Orleans
more than other communities, for a
general movement is needed; and yet it
is nevertheless fact that this city is far
behind many that are very much smaller.
There is no doubt that a large number
of business enterprises have been estab-
llshld during the past two years than
for any like period during Our race life.
This is due in part to the fact that there
are now more young men qualified to
go into business and in part to the i'm
Detous given the movement by the or
ganization of the National Negro Bust
ness League. 1t is a proper movement
and great one. The third annual ses-
sion of this organization is soon to
and should be attended by the
business men of the race from every
part of the country"
The colored American., 1902-07-12
MAKE WORK FOR THE NEGRO.

EDITOR CoLoRED AMERIcAN-I see dur
ing my travels over this country that the
colored BARRIERS, saloon keepers, and
restaurant proprietors make a specially
of decorating their places of business
with the pictures of Caucasian female
beauties. and | will say that this teaches
the average Negro to repudiate his own
race Now, I will say say that if these
men would only decorate their places of
business with the pictures of Ethiopian
female beauties, and there are plenty
of them. as any truthful man will readily
ADMIT. he would not only teach race
pride to the Negro, but he will create a
demand for colored artists to fill
A READER.
The colored American., 1902-07-12

Rev. T. w. Henderson is now sta
toned at Bethel A M. E. Church, New
York City. Rev. w. D. Cook was sent
to Atlantic City.
The colored American., 1902-07-12
Education at Avery.
New York, n. Y.

ontinued fr4m Secs,d Page.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08
J. DONDE ESTA
ESE PRECEDENTE 2

OeurSndoss San Juan Netcs del prstsxso
CON cue los republieAnOs del Censsjp Eieeuti.
Vo aisrsn tastiAear 10 parcialidad cue han go
mstldo, dics 10 siguisnhei
ALA 6niea 1uBtiac&ci6n one pRracfa tensF
oil Conaajo EieeutiVo para entrsgaE las elsccio-
nsS Ion republlcanoB, puede quo results sin
fundAmanso alguno. So recordsrG que In Ar.
FuciA da que echo mRro fu6 que tA privile-
Rio era una coatumbre Reneralmsnte estable-
aida en- los Eatados Unidosl poE 10 eual 30
otorgabA mayorfA de juecss en- l&s naesas elsc-
torAIes I'll que hubierA Obtentdo 10 mayof1a en-
las slecgionss.
Sc nos psTmltir& que digamos, que esta no
90 eostumbrs bajo ningun concsppo que este
uuiverEalmente estableeida en- ron EstAdos
nidos, y desde lusgo ls seEfk dihctl Ai Console
Ejeeutivo podaF decir dc donde 80 hA sAeado
BsmeiRnte cosa.
I,oS uayi6dieos rspu blieanos e5tan nm caso
oeurrido On NnavR Yoak, psro In ley gus rige
AIlf NO co tRl como se qriers que iaPaEezcs;
no 90, poR 10 tantO, un presidents que 1usfin.
que aI ultraje cometido por el Oonge1o,
Eu l& cindsd de NuavA York go conssisn-
vAn las masas aleetorRss con cuAtro tnspscto'
Fas, aus ettresn las miImas funcipnas gus ioa
Juaess de ID Lsy Electoral de PaeTto Rfco.
Dos de los Inspectores son dsn6etatas , dos
FepublisAnos, exiBtisndo, poF consianientsi 10
lgualdad an 10 sonstituci6n de las IDsHas. 81
50 prsseata an asunto an qns Jos Enspaetoras
no pnedHn llegaR IN aensrdo en- ID cusssion,
30 Ilsva q los tribunAlsa do tustieif ordinsria,
In que anssguida diFims al Rsuntp, detaRmi'
nando al los votos que 10 hacs rffarsnsis De
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08
The paperwth largest circulation in the island
Este per6dico es ell de mas circulation en- la isla

10 d95en da sdiudIeRr los Fepublicanos los
6Gm6crataG.
Lo mismo 81 Ia difsrenei2 versa sobfe ins.
cEipeiones. I'm tal no eKists nAda que sea lie
gal arbitrario, eontando smbas partss CON IL
misEna repreBe ntacf6n los naismos resursos.
Por 10 tAnto, el Conssto Eieeutivo no puede
eitaR Ia ley do Nnsva York como IN pVece.
dOnts.
AhoK& hisp; sn slgnnos &c los otros Es-
tados sxiEten lsyes CUE rrsscribens CUE Ell pAZ.
lido que est& en- sl pcdar tisnG la mAyorfR de
FepfssantantGBS paro en- ma forma muy dis.
tinta In qua ha estahlecido oil Oonseio Eia-
cutIvo.
Hay leyss en- las dus uno de- los tres ins-
pactorae que han de constituir las mesas son
slscfos por el pueblo, y por 10 tanto, Essuita
qns los dem6cratas nombran unO, los republic
canes otro eI tsrceTo ss eleGto por el voto
popular, dando por resultado que Ell tercsr
elecsor lie pertsnece 81 partido que haya alcan-
zsdc 10 Victoria en- aquei coleglo. en- las slse-
eiones antariorss.
Qaeda, pues, demostrado, que ss muy dis-
tintn 40 que &c practca an esos Estados d 10
que en- Puerto Rico So ha hseho; puss alli no
90 le otorga In facultad q ningtn partido de
diHponsR dc una mayoria en- la constitution de
lAa mesaS. sino CUE pusdan segir uno de los
tr1s inspscbcress dRndo cato por rssultsdo muy
poeEs qasjas.
No conocsmos ninguns ley por 10 que el
Oonssio estS f&cnltado para fundar su senerdo
pArclal, en- favor de los rspubiicAnos. Pusda
que haya slgunaI puss no pFetandemos eonocsr
todR# las leyss de Ia Union, pero hRsta Ahoras
delpnss de hRbsr prResieRdo una invsstigaci6n
GOA los libzos que tansaos 0 10 mano, nc he.
mes podido enconsrar una ley de indols sens
JAMIE.
Qus 40 olga cuAI es IL eostumbre univsr-
Halnsnts sStAhiseidas pusa nosotr0s ntganos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08

Por fn ss resolvi6 al dia 80 De Sertsmbrs
en- In Oorss de Diasrito, 10 denuneia que m
forn 06 Jaeinto Matfas, como reprsaenaanss
en- este asunto do jose OIsr, DOR no aareveFss
6sss var garse cara y frenta ffentes do las
cenauras cue da aus sctos como juez municipal
de esta puahlo la hicieya en- las colnHinas Gs
esa peri6dieo.
La Carts me condan6 q dfsg de agresto y
rs pesos de N uita, por ell dsIiso de faisa rsprs-
sentacion, haeh0 pTobgdo an ell Tribunal con
tastigos fAisos. como faisns indseorosos son
todos los procedinisntos de Oilsr. Gigo tss
tigos falsos, poreue las dos muisres que deeis.
raron srsn famiila de Jscinto Matfss,y nj otTs
ssstigo 0 iex; al mism0 qua formo'6 ID denun.
cia. sl misrno que dijo, ssg6n pdbhea affrma
eion, que no dsaeansarfa hRsts que no ns HI
eisra IL pog 10 manoa D pEesdio, ATTIC sprop6si-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08

Sc hace saber q todoa los 60
rreligionarios de La isIa que las
inscripciones, tesndr4n lugar en-
toda La isla, el '1ia cstorce (l4)
de Octubre proxilno.
Oada elector' tiene que IL per-
sona1mente q insGri birsa, acompa.
flando, los que no sepan leer nj
escribir, el documento que acredi-
tie su deTecho q votar por cual-
quier otro concepto.
Las inseripciones que no Sc
hagan de 'se lnodo, no seran
validas. 15-14
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08

] 10 para oilsr, mas que para sl que sseribs,
puss siendo 20 nm criminal como assgura 81.
Sque setk sntonces Ell senor Ollsr7
Can,pIf los dias de aFrssto, y aigunos co.
rrsligioiaarios amigos me pagaron lA mults.
qusdando do ese modo rsparAdA iR moral p6-
blfcR, ,uftraiada por mi, con In eelibrs dsnuneia.
SY suAndo podra O:iar reparar la opinion
p6biica, do sua hazafias cometidas,ssgani u voa
del pusblof Nunea; porous sasa asiior tiens
la suertA gus los hachcs comatidog p0r oil, no
hay quisn ss atrava dsnuneiarloa. por tsmor q
saiir eastfgado oil denunciants. este no la
digo 20: ssao 10 hahla ai pueblo; oil puahlo, af.
ese misnio pueblo que sac6 o oisr del mont6z
an6nimcl para eoiocarlo sn oil pussto qua tan
maiameista dssempsf f.; ssa pueblo cue habla ,
murmurs ecn ras6n dc s.; sss pueblo, rspitos
tsata de realsgirlo nusvamants tnsx munist-
dilseto de Oisr, porqus anhos ohcian "a an
miamo samp!o y eomuigan CON la misma hos.
tia: In hosta de In hfpocresls.
Hs dieho que oil pueblo tratA dc rssisRiE
nj sei7s O lsr On oil cargo de jueR municirsls
hs dicho mali oil pueblo ms, porQue oil pueblo
no 10 coinponen Mateu sus Rliados. El FHa-
bio 10 eomponen tambisn psrsonas sargatAs. n
ssas NO pusdsn essar conformss eon ISL dssiE.
naci6n, poYqus habiendo, como los hay. en- al
campo advsrsario, hombrss como don SAasoa
L6psx, ineapax dc eometeF unA viilADfe, do
dc eondcionss distinsas . las del rsfsrido -.
d u, 5por que no 80 ls ellie para 1uss, posssrs
gkndole, aolo por saprioho del saeiqas Matauf
Psro los paehlos tisnsn si gobisrno qua 60
maraesn, Bayau6n no mersce poF 10 viEs0
ser administrado NADIA mas que poH O.ler
MAteu, por aquello do qua Dios loa erla alloa
90 encargan luego do tuntaFse, para rsvsntar
ia humanidad.
-Voy N terminag, danda las graciaa MI MS
eaide de la c&real don JosA TMlentin Berxfess
por las defsrsneias y asencionss que nae dis
rans6 en- los einro dfas Qua estnvs Alli. haeien.
do extensive mi agrsdseimianso Ios qusridoa
corysiigionarios do Bayam6n sspecinlmsnss
q los se ,rss DON EueIides 0im6ass y don nns
riqas Unlpisrrs, que sa han portadoi si pfi-
nsro como m padrs, oil asgundo como .
hsrmano eAr'a1so busno. Para ambos si
tastimonio do mi gratitud.
0orssponsal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08

que SEA Vsrdad, y 10 qns es nss, que esa dncIa-
xsef6n sstampeda en al Acuerdo So IN golgs de
efecto del Conss1o. para p1etsnder jusaidcar
una falsedad, hfen sea porqua 10 hicifra o
sabiandas 6 01nsdvsrkidalnen1s
Por supussto,- qua aI Oonsei1 nunea 80 Ia
podra excusar de tsmkhA srbitrGrfsdad, aun-
cue Sc dsmostraFA que oil acuerdo de referanci&
obedeci6 una erE0nas Interpretation da Las
pr6cticss que existen al Ina Egtsdos UnIdos
rues en- el4o no caba Lib sxcusa, nj pusde ste-
nuarse semeisnse iD1usstcfs, nj efquisra ami
norRF Ell saFcasm0 Y la mala Is con que 90 ha
sratado III paise
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08
indicator general
de San Juan

El senor dom Jose r. Dlaz Wallpapers tie
ns In atenei6n de obaequiarnos CON I'M eisin-
plar dc esha ohrA ukilfHima, que encfarra datos
muy imporsanfeF para oil comsreio, In fndustria
v oil u6olieo en- general.
Estk esmaradamente impreaa v contieae
gran 6maro de annnoiea.
PreciO un dollar.
FL sgante er assA eiudad 90 nueatro amigo
el Lcdo. don Jaeinto R&yo. q quien puadiin
dirigiEse Los psdfdos, an Ia Farmasia DaImau.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08
Meeting on San Lorenzo

al domingo calebr3ra IN grsndicgo
nseting de propsganda faderal en- San Lo-
ranEo.
Los ssGores que eomponsn gqusl eoniite
federal invitan t0dos itoB fsdaralss de Oagnas
para dieho acto que qusdara sspl6ndido.
sahemos CUE de Jnncos. Guraho y Caguss
Iran frea manifsssaeionas San Lorenzo. D.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08

q partir del % de Oc+ubre py6ximo volvs.
ran taear en Ponee los vaporss dc In @Rtid
D. Lins,e aZnlias eMaracaibo,s Admitfentio
cargs pasagsros en- Wis ga directo para New
York. Gporsunamente no pnbiear& sl nusvo
1 sinerarfo.
Agsntes: Moralez y Ca-Ponce. D.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-11-20
OR TELI.O.
c. ID. Day is putting ia large
cistern.

c. d. Day is putting ia large
cistern.
|. A. Coleman and wife were
in these parts on Monday.
]. X. Baker and wife, and j..
Nj. Fodge and wife visited Beals
Sunday afternoon.
Jennie Waddington and Allura
Hill had their names on the "Roll
of Honor" last week.
A. d. Hunt is finishing the
inside of Mr.. Plymale's new
house near New Helena.
f. c. Embrce and Chas. Blake
man shipped a car load of hogs
to South Omaha Tuesday.
Justice Fodge issued warrants
for the arrest of four young mer
near Cliff M. E. church, on Mon.
day, and their trial will de held
as soon as constable Sewers car
round them up,
We ommitted to mention the
arrival of Miss. Maude ,Hutzel a,
the home of Mrs. ,Ashbaugh
week before last. Her home i,
Madridy, Iowa and she is on
months visit with her aunt ant
cousins. She is pleased with oul
country.
Some of our young bloods wer,
in attendance at party il
Euraka valley a short time since
and had their harness rings anC
tie straps stolen. They SHOULD
remember the story of "Old Dog
Tray" and hereafter keep clear o
bad company.
One of our most careful far
mers was the victim of Halloeer
FRANKS, and strange to say, he
never noticed that one of tn,
front wheels to his buggy was OF
the hind axle and vis-versa, unit
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-11-20

week. Rev. Smith of Ansley,
and Mrs. Hamilton, soloist at
the revival services of the Christ
ian Church were also present.
Mrs. Hamilton sang soloof great
sweetness. The Ryerson Bros.
quartet were present and sang.
Rev Smith made brief address
TO the students.
The football team went tc
Grand Island last Friday and
played game with the High
School there. The game was a
tie, neither side scored. Many
of the spectators said it was the
most interesting game of foot
ball they had ever seen. Being
the first game the boys have
played this year the showing is
remarkable. The team received
many kind attentions from the
high school and college students
of Grand Island. Several PEG,
pie from here accompanied the
foam
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-11-20
BUSINESS COII.EGE NEWS.

Walter Cady of Milburn, has
entered the Business Course.
Mr.. h. B. Wilkins was a BUSH
ness caller last week.
Prof. Blue went to Grand ISL
and Friday and wrote more than
four hundred visiting cards.
The physics class in the Nor
NAL Course are making pen and
ink drawings of engine parts.
Prof. Davis and Chas. Robin
son accompany the organ with
their violins in the chapel sing
ing in the mornings.
Mr.. Herman Wedeking OF
Galloway, came Monday to place
his daughter Sophia in school.
His son Harry also expects tc
enter school little later.
There will be no classes or
Thanksgiving Day nor the Fri.
day after. However the doors
OF the College will be open fol
such OF the students as desire tC
come and study.
The College Literary Society
met last Wed. night and held al
interesting session. The ques
ton as to whether the Negro OF
Indian had been most wrongeo
by the white man, was discussed
The management of the Col
lege earnestly desires that par
ents who have children in schoo
will call and see if they are doins
good work. Although some ar,
doing nicely, there is still grea
deal of room for improvement OF
the part of great many.
Rev. Allison of the Christian
Church conducted chapel exer
| cises Wednesday morning of thi:
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-11-20
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Bible School 10 a. III. Increased at
tendence and growing intrest If you
are not attending an other school, we
have a class that is just right and vacant
seat for you. Divine worship IL a. m
The pastor breaches upon The Church. "
Junior society at 3 p. M, and Seniors at
6:3o p. III. Leader for the evening Miss
Eva Caldwell. The gospel hour is 1880 p.
m. Common Sense Religion From a
Strange Source" is the topic-a good
sing, cordial welcome and thoroughly
gospel sermon Wednesday, 1880 p. III.
the mdweek prayer service, led py the
pastor Thursday Up. III Ladies Aid So
ciety meets in the prayer rooms of the
church. Thanksgiving Day Union ser
vice at the Nj. +. church-hour to be AN
nouuCed later.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-11-20
Alum Baking Powder.

The following list contains the
names of a number of the baking
powders sold in this state in
which chemists have found alum.
1t will be of interest to both
grocers and consumers: CALAU-
MINT, *. c., c. p. and RABBITS
FOOT. Many grocers sell what
they call their own special OF
private brand of baking powder.
These are put up by the large
Manufacturers and usually are
made from alum. Baking pow
ders sold at a low price or with a
gift are mostly of the alum vari-
ETY..
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-11-20
A Tropical Home.

The new evening paper at Lin
coin, The Daily Star, is out with
something entirely new in the
way of apremium offer to agents
who will secure subscribers to
that bright, newsy paper. Sew
eral tracts of valuable land in a
most desirable location in the Re-
public of Mexico are offered as
prizes to agents. 1t the most val
liable proposition ever made by a
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-11-20
A Word or Than ks.

Through the kindness of our
friends and customers we were
enabled to sell out all our last
years Christmas stock sleek and
clean. In return for this kind
patronage we propose to show
our friends this year a stock
which is entirely new and one
which is not "adulterated" with
relics of by-gone-days. If you
want presents which are new and
up-to-date, come to us. If you
are. hunting last years bird
nests" go to some rummage sale.
Yours very truly,
RYERSON & Warts.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-11-20
A Pleasant Surprise

The members of the Baptist
church and congregation gave a
very pleasant reception and sur.
prise party to their new pastor,
Rev. S. Morris Monday night, at
the home of DIR. Day, where he
and wife had been invited to tea.
Before going to Days, the COM
pany, of seventy five in number
visited the parsonage, where they
left a large supply of groceries,
vegetables, fruit, preserves, jelly
ect; in quantities sufficient to last
the family month or two. OF
some the varieties there is enough
to last through the winter.
On arriving at the home of DR..
Day they took their pastor by
surprise, as he had his hat and
was in the act of starting home.
After spending an hour in a
social way, light refreshments
were served to the entire com
pany. The visitors accompanied
Rev. Morris and family to the
parsonage, where an informal pre-
sentation of the contributions,
which occupied the kitchen floo,
and table was made
The trustees of the church hai
just completed impr ovements or
the parsonage, amounting to Over
500. 90, which makes it quite ;
comfortable home. Rev. Morri:
is starting in under very favora-
auspices. His audiences at the
regular preaching services, a.
well as of all the other depart
ments OF church work under hi,
supervision are increasing, an in
dication that his efforts are apprc
ciated.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-11-20
RyNO

Have you repaired your fire.
guards. You may mead them at
short notice.
A. ]. Reeves has lost four head
of cattle of corn stock disease and
l.. S. Emphfield has lost two
hogs: Cholera is feared.
Died at Oconto, Nebr., Nov. Il
1902 of a complication of diseases
incident to old age, Mr.. James
Brennan, aged about "a years
He is survived by his wife and
six children. Intcrment in the
Catholic Cemetery near OcontC
on Monday.
Died, near Ryno, Nebr. Nov
IS 1902, Maede, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. l.. M. Pickett of hem
orage of the bowles, aged / mon
tbs and II days. lnterment il
the Broken Bow Cemetery or
Saturday. 1t will be a happy
meeting when children and par
ents meet in the better land.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-11-20
G. D. Pelham of an Anselmo
was in the city to day.

G. D. Pelham of an Anselmo
was in the city to day.
The Political Equality Club
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Caroline Carlos. Friday evening,
Nov. IL. A full attendance is
desired. JULIA WILLIS, Secy.
The second foot ball team of
the University elected Edwin f.
Myres, one of Custer counties
representatives at the University
to be their captain, last week.
John Webbing of West Table,
was in the city Monday, with a
wild cat he had caught in a steel
trap. 1t was fine specimen of
the breed.
The game of foot ball between
the college team of this city and
the high school team at Grand
Island last Fridey at the latter
place, was draw. Neither team
made single score.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold a fair and give
a supper in the Afternoon and
evening of December II. Many
fancy and useful articles will be
on eXhibitio for sale.
The Daily Star of Lincoln,
Neb., wants agents in every local
ity, and in addition to paying a
liberal commission, is offering
some handsome premiums to club
raisers. Full particulars may be
obtained by addressing The Star,
Lincoln, Neb. 2O-22
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-11-20
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Union Young Peoples Meeting

Place:-M. E. church, Broken
Bow, Nebraska.
Time: = Six o'clock, p. III. Sun
day, December 9TH, 1902.
Leader Ramah Ryerson.
Special music:-Morris Ryer.
son, Choister. A chorous OF
fifty voices aided by a number OF
instruments will lead the music.
All the young peoples organic
ations of the city and county are
cordially invited. A special
invitation isextended to all young
people who are not with chris
tian organization. Services will
close at us p. III.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-11-20

daily newspaper and our readers
are asked to send for free sam
pie copy of The Star, which will
contain full particulars. There
are no complicated conditions or
strings to The Stars proposition
and competition is open to any
one in Nebraska in the various
classes. Address Star Pub. Co.,
Lincoln, 2O-22
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-11-20
ROUND YAI.I.Ey

S. x. Lee is busy working on
his new barn.
Andrew Olsen is now living on
the ranch of his brother Ole.
N. X. Lee went west last week
to get sheep to feed up his soft
corn.
The Johnson boys are going to
Joe Haumont's. Joe is threshing
this week.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-11-20

The boys of this neigborhood
are going to have shooting
match Tuesday the 18th in the
afternoon for turkeys. There will
be quite number of turkeys.
This is chance for the boys to
get Thanksgiving turkey.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-11-20
Church Services.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

St. Johns Episcopal service Sunday,
November %. The Sunday next before
Advent Morning prayer and sermon al
II a. III. Evening prayer and sermon at
1880 p. III. Sunday School at 10 a. m
The public is cordially invited to these
services. w. II. XANEERs, Rector
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-11-20
Mrs. II. 4. walton, Fast size of
square, For Holiday Goods

Knit goods speciality.
Infants knit bootees and Jackets.
Infants stockenette caps.
Infants silk knit hoods.
Childrens' hoods.
Ladies knit skirts.
Ladies Facinators.
Ladies Golf skirts and shirt waists
Ladies understands and wrappers.
Ladies Dress Trimmings.
Ladies novelties.
Millinery, and dress-making-a
perfect fit guaranteed.
Be sure and read "A Word OF
Thanks" in this paper.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-11-20
BROKEN BOW CUSTER COUNTY, NEBRASKA THURSDAY NOVEMBER

this week, although he had rid
den in it several times since that
date.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-11-20

West Union, Nebraska-Yes,
we will pay part cash for but
ter and eggs. RUFUS G.. CARR.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-11-20
Watches--They Are Fine,
At Ed. McComaS'.

Several good farms for sale at
a-bargain, including my own
JESSE CANDY. 44tf
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1902-11-20

Squires Bros. who recently
purchased the Willing stock are
old implement and hardware deal
ers. They are prepared TO meet
the'demands of their patrons. The
public is invited to call and see
them for bargains. Fair and
honorable treatment will be their
motto with all. 1872 If.