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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-01-07
County Board Adjourned.

The Board of Supervisors adj
journed sine die last Saturday
evening. 1t had planned to hold
over until the seventh, being I'M
der the impression that the new
board would convene on that
date. On lerning that the new
board would not meet until the
second Tuesday they shortened
their session. The closing hours
OF the session was devoted to the
reading and discussion of a reso-
luton offered by Greenwalt,
complimentary to the retiring
members of the board, the deputy
county clerk Pigman and county
attorney Humphrey for their eff-
cient services with the board.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-01-07
ORTEL.x.O.
Jesse Elnbree was enrolled as a
pupil Monday.

Jesse Enbree was enrolled as a
pupil Monday.
Miss Luce returned to begin
her school work this week.
Rachel Beals visited Mrs. Gar
ton at Broken Bow, last week.
Mrs. b. f. Edwards and Jennie
were visiting in Eureka Valley
last week.
January is attempting to make
us realize it's presence by present
ing us with some cold weather.
Messrs Lyons and Hostick with
their families, from Merna, ate
dinner Friday with f. c.
Embrees. 90.
Phillip Johnson and wife went
to Mason City last week to visit
relatives. They returned the
first of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt entertained
at their home New Years eve,
about twenty young people being
present. The evening passed
pleasantly in playing pillow-dex
and various other games. Deli
cate refreshments were served.
A party of young people went
to Ed. Days ranch New Years
Day and had jolly time. Mrs.
Day served a delicious three
course dinner, covers being laid
for ten guests. They spent the
day in pleasant chat and games
and drove home in the early even
ing feeling that they had had a
delightful time. Those present
were Misses Hunt, Day, Fodge,
Ashbaugh and Hunt, Messrs
Harry kellenbarger, George
Hughes, Fred Day, X. c.. Saun-
derS and Harry Ashbaugh.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-01-07
ME an =.

On Sunday morning December
Goth at the close of the preaching
service in the NJ. ,E. church, the
class leader ID. w. Cory stepped
forward and in the name of the
circuit presented the Pastor, Rev.
w. r.. Mathews with a beautiful
$3S. 90 racoOn fur oyeICoat as a
Christmas prese mt The gilt
affected the pastor, who replied
in a few appreciative and touch
ing words. Since then he has
been often stopped on the streets
by friends who desire to examine
the coat and all unite in words of
admiration, pronouncing it a
beauty.
On Christmas eve there were
exercises in the Nj. +. and Nj. =.
churches. At the latter it took the
form of a cantata. At the M. f.
"A musical was rendered closed by
a drill with - boys and u girls.
For 80 minutes the young people
went through their marches,
movements and evolutionS with.
out a single mistake. And they
had only 10 days in which to pre-
pare. The audience were loud in
their praises, many declaring il
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-01-07

$. Molyneaux, John Reese. William
Gillings, S. J. Lonergan, Ed Stuckey,
w. II. Handlers, j. J, Boblits, VIM. ID
Coffman, G.. Dencker, G.. l.. Handlers, +
c. Bowen, Harry lizard L. II. Yong.
HUNTER HOME.
X. A. Hunter, S. S. Mcconnell, c. V
Campbell, 5. +. Clayton, ]. G.. Leonard
b. o. Hutton, T.. S. Holcomb r l..
Farnsworth, A. T.. Anderson, Jas. Nc
Millen, w. 5. Flick, w. II. Avery, T.. A
Leming, w. +. Willard. Geo Guthrie
Victor Beck, &. w. Wahl, t. f. MYERS
w. Coffman, II. T.. Campbell
WILSON HOME.
J. J. Wilson, J. u. Wilson, Homer
Hatfield, +, {. Wilson l.. w. Wilson
John lianey, Mace Forsyth, Clyde
Wilson.
JEWETT HOME.
l.. II. Jewett, J. NJ. Belts, c. II. IIol
comb, T., i. Mcclure, Rev. S. l.. Morris
{. I. Orr, Rev. ID. A. Shelter. Rev. J. X
Teagarden, Rev. Geo. p. Trites
HOUSE HOME.
T.. c. House, l. A. Reneau ]. $
Squires, w. J. Woods, o. II Nevis, G
II. JeffordS, Tom Finlin.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-01-07
New Years Day.

The afternoon of New Years
Day was one long to be remem-
bered by large number OF the
citizens of Broken Bow, who re-
ceived as we'll as their guests.
Open house was kept by G.. w.
Apple, +. Nj. Rublee, l.. H.
Jewett, f. c. House, George
Willing, X. A. Hunter, Alpha
Morgan, ]. J. Wilson and II. III.
Squires.
At the Willing home was re-
presented 1.-The Midway" with at
fractions startling. The Hunter
home represented a ranch. The
furniture and carpets were re-
moved and the floors were cover
ed with straw, calves were tied
on the poarch and about the
premises, Luncheon was served
at each of the homes and the
ladies were given a hearty recep-
ton. Mistletoe was largely in
evidence. The ladies were equal
to the occasion. They went in
parties of six or eight in each
party, adopting a nonde-plune
characteristic of their part of the
play. One party adopted "The
Salvation Army another "Inno
ceuce abroad"
The receiving parties had their
musicians, in some instances tc
assist in entertaining their lady
callers. Most of the ministers o,
the city were associated in re-
ceiving.
Those associated together in
receiving were as follows:
APPLE HOME.
G.. w Apple, J. G.. Haeberle, !. A
Armour, J. NJ. Kimberling, $. X. War
rick, w. II. Penn, DR.. Clinton Day, w
ID. Thompson.
sQUIRES HOME.
II. Ii. Squires, A. =. Johnson, Andre,
and Conrad Snyder, Or. r. b. Mullins
| Eli Armstrong and J. b. Osbourn.
WILLING HOME.
Geo. Willing, R. w. wilkins, +. W
Hayes, +. A. Garlich, II. b. Drake, W
A. George, A. r. Humphrey, DR.. {. /,
| Mullins, Ed. Purcell, {. +. Tierney, DR.
w, +. Talbot, L. T.. Taylor, Harry Bangs
Chas. Martin, X. J. Morton, ]. A. Farrel
Ed. McConas, II. w. George.
RUELEE HOME.
L. NJ. Rublee, l.. +. Wilson, c. !,
Gutterson, ]. r. Dean, w. b. Eastman
w. G.. Purcell, Willis Caldwell, J. i
Adamson +. r, Purcell, ID. r. Rockwell
49,. MORGAN HoME
Alpha Morgan, Geo, b. MAR Georg
Purcell, ID, V, Joyner, Ras Anderson,
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-01-07
The "DeMoss Lyric Rards"

will appear at the opera house,
January l4th, 1904, under the
auspices of the Christian Church
Choir. Reserved seats, 6Oc; gen
eral admission, 35c; general adj
mission to school. AND SUNDAY
SCHOOL. CHILDREN, 15c. Tickets
on sale at Il. O. Store. To as
sure ourselves of the excellency
of this company ! have CORES
ponded with reliable parties who
are personally acquainted with
them and answers have been
llattering in the extreme.
RAMAH RYERSON.
CLetters held for inspection of
any doubter.)
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-01-07
Cured I.nuIbagO.

A. +. Canman, Chicago, writes
March 4, 1908: Having been
troubled with Lumbago at differ
ent times and tried one physician
after another; then different oint-
ments and linamets, gave it up
altogether. So tried once more
and got a bottle of Billiards.
Snow Linament, which gave me
almost instant relief. | can
cheerfully recommend it, and
will add my name to your list OF
former sufferers" 25c, so and
81. For sale by Ed. McComas,
Broken Bow and Merna,
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-01-07
Baraca-Philathea New Years Party.

On the evening of the New
Years Day the members of the
Philathea Young Ladies Bible
Class of the Baptist church re-
ceived the members of the Baraca
Bible class consisting of the
young men of that church at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Clinton
Day. The spacious rooms
were prettily decorated in the
ColorS of the two classes, pink
and white and blue and white
and the class name of the guests
was formed with glianuim leaves
stretching entirely across the
table The innocent looking
mistletoe was everywhere in evil
dence and aided in the merriment
that prevailed during the even
ing. The Philathea's proved
themselves abundantly able to
manage their leap year affairs
and the Barracks were happy
martyrs in their alienated right.
Music and games filled the speed
ing hours with pleasure. In
keeping with the traditions OF
the year each young lady select
ed her associate for refreshments
and ushered her choice to a seat
in the dining room. Here dainty
viands and laughing repartee
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-01-07
$4,000 Portland, ore ,ana Heturn

On account Of the Annual Convention
of the National Wool-Growers and Live
Stock Association the Burlington will
sell tickets to Portland, Oregon, and re-
turn at the low rate of 5000 January L
3, 9 and 10.
Liberal stopover privileges-attractive
diverse routeS-return limit, January 81.
You can include san Francisco i'll the
return trip for SG3 50 additional.
For information as to sleeping car re-
servations, train service, etc, ask the
agent or write ]. FRANCIS,
General Passenger Agent,
Omaha Nebraska.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-01-07
HICKS PREDICTIONS.

Second Storm Probabilities predicts the Second Storm
the eth loday) to the 2t The days OF
probability he fixes for Sth 9TH 10th and 18th.
period he predicts "a change TO the i'll the
winds will shift souteny and eaernly and the baro-
About the 9th storms of and will set
during 10TH 18th and perhaps the 18TH they will march
The central states will
high barometer and cold before the storm
has reached cleared the eastern states
PerodThe Third Storm Period is predicted
18th to the 10th. The prevailing cold will soften about
will fall in the west bringing renewal
mostly the works eastward during
10th. 1t thing for storm conditions to break
preceding AS rule the warmth
and hence pation in form almost
until after the conjunction OF
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-01-07

to be the finest thing they had
ever seen young people do. 1t is
expected to reproduce the drill at
some time in the near future.
The debt of $4,000 left over
from the building of the M. E.
church is now paid. The church
has liquidated almost every debt
and in a few weeks at the most
expect to show a clean balance
sheet with money in hand.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-01-07
Wedding Bells.

The marriage Of Miss Telina
Baily and Mr.. Franklin j. Wood
ruff took place at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Baily in the north west
part of town on Wednesday even
ing Dec. 50th, 1908. The marri-
age ceremony was most solemnly
and irnpressively performed by
the brother of the bride, Rev. X.
Cooper Bailey, Phi. ID. Of Bennett,
Nebraska, assisted by Rev.
George Longstafi of Ashton,
Nebr., who is brother-in-law of
Miss Bailey. To the strains of a
wedding march, the happy couple
proceeded to the parlor where a
beautiful canopy had been con-
structed and huge Wedding
Bell suspended, and while stand
ing under the bell and supported
by Mr.. John j. Dawson as best
man and Miss Edith Dawson as
bridesmaid, the contracting par
ties pledged their oath "till
death us do part" After con-
gratulations the party adjourn
ed to the dining room where an
excellent supper had been prepar-
ed which was enjoyed, while
speeches by DR.. Bailey, Rev.
Longstatf and others in felicltons
termsstnade the feast of soul and
flow OF reason time to be long
remembered by all who partici-
pated.
The bride wore dress of bro
caded silk of steel grey color,
trimmed with silk Chiffon,
Medallions, and applique, while
the bridegroom was attired in a
fancy black cloth suit and white
silk necktie. Very many of the
presents were quite costly and in
cluded quantities of Silverware,
glassware, china, furniture,
household linen, lamps, kitchen
utensils, needlework and a check
from each OF the officiating
clergymen.
The young people are both
well and favorably known in this
section and the REPUBLICAN joins
their numerous friends in extend
ing sincere congratulations.
We understand that Miss
Fannie Drake of this city has re-
signed her position in the schools
of Sargent. Miss Drake was
well liked as teacher. The
Sargent leader in speaking of her
resignation says;
1t is reported that Miss Fannie
Drake has resigned her position
in Sargent school. This will be
very unwelcome news to our
people and it is hoped the report
| &c uptrua
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-01-07

made all formality impossible.
The parting words of the entire
gathering were that this evening
was among the happiest ever
spent.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-01-07
NJ. u. A. Meeting.

The regular meeting of the NJ.
b. A. lodge will be held Friday
evening January p. Officers for
the ensuing year will be in
stalled.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-01-07

The predicted cold put in its appearance on the End,
locality did share the that
the An occasional cloudy day
speak Of On the 5h the wind
and for short time the filled the
every indication old time storm The ground
scarcely until the clouds passed Yesterday the
veritabe autumn day. and continues go to
to-day
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-01-07
I Mash,
T E.UCMIDMBEla.

or thirty years experience, cries gales ami makes
especially Of auctiOneering of an classes. Call
on or write me at Broken Bow, Nebraska.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-01-07

sWyandot BOOSTERS, so cents
Phone l7s.
29tf 50 MRS. WEIsRNRRDER.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-01-07

shuuld be most carefully pur-
chased. Upon their proper {
selection now may depend I
great deal inS after years. Do \
not fancy that proper glasses
can be had bytrying on a few {
pair and buying those which ]
may seem ITO suit. Each eye A
may require a separate glass {
and the /glasses that suit one {
eye may ruin the other. As 4
opticians of standing and repu-
tation we are prepared 10 ex-
anime eyes and give an expert Z
opinion as to the kind of glasses
| required. Our charge for glas-
ses will be within your means.
AEAnds,;;sSn |
! GAls4aSllS
:
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1904-01-07

T. NJ. RubIee, J.. +. wilson, {. T.
Gutterson, J. r. Dean, w. b. Eastman,
w. G. Purcell, Willis Caldwell, J. T..
Adamson r. r, Purcell ID. r. Rockwell.
,. MORGAN HOME.
Alpha Morgan, Geo, B, MAR, George
Purcell, ID, V, Joyner, Ras Anderson, J.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-13
EVERYBODY WANTS A TIP.

One OF the things that most aston
ishes you with regard 70 the working
class Italian is the perfect frankness
with which he shows his TX sir for
tip. No false mo1esty otscures Il
You may sometimes fear thar You VIII
foeget L, LeI sUcn fears forever rest.
H. wont lec YOU lie VII follow You.
asking You # yoU have your parasot
when he sees il il your hand. or # yea
Know the way oar. when h has iust
I'd ic ~ Y2n. The Whole poor popH-
lagtoa Of Venice IS absolutely nait II
IL eNhitic.oe of a desire fer a1y small
su4 ot moaey the eassse5y may throw
II The chs,lren, ore aa1 a.. make
demand tos a so,1tao Is 3 r.astsc e
course !. i9#sar- = q greeting . =
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When yoa so ogs On the terrasse for
3 SLACK coffee. which cos-s ten cents,
voa fee The waiter When you ger in-
-s=voae gondola vaa Zee the ol3 mar
who draws il close 9 he steps With
a hooked stick and aters yoe rs With
efed els3 ara = an OF. When Won
get orr Of voen aaAaola a. the hotel
ven another old man With booked
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dinner f you haven't feed he waiter,
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as-erHard # he femme Dc c}2ambre
'.es rot recently had tip she will re-
fuso 10 answer he bell.-San Francis
CO Argonaut.
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4 TEST FOR CIGAR SMOKERS.

Il have a customer "h0 thinks
smokes 20 cigars day. sad down
town dealer AS q matter CT facf.
he gives away many of them and
throws away some that are only part.
" consumed However. he IS firm II
rhe belief thai he smokes more actual
tabacce nan any man IN the city. and
boast n The subject in my store
Yesterday ed to a curious bet.
"Fe declared 10 begin with, that b.
ceald smqile 5hree ordinary cigars n
haif an hour \ 5ystander remarked
thai no man alive could smoke even
Qen cigar continuously until consumed
i-hout tahing t from his lips. 'Bosh
sad ny man. / DO that right alona
ard +A.a1 nothing Of il.
='IIl bet=yoa a box of Derfectes
Vol can do t right now, said the
other and IN lalf minute the wa
vas made. By its terms tie cisan
was % be consumed in steady consec,
ut.ve pu3fs ana not removed from "a
lips until burned 10 a mark one an
q hat inches from he tip. \ CO
Havana Colorado Madura was selecz
el for he test and he smoker t9ok =
sat and began.
He Duffed Ike an engine for aDoat
twe minutes and accumulated some.
thing under half an inch Of ash, an
then he began % Wohbie He shifted
the cigar IRON. side TO side, pulle
SLOW and fast ana seemed 70 haY
gseat difficulty IN getting his breat
between the draws. = any rate he
kept turning his h ~ 10 avoid Ii
smoke and finally==et % laughing.
could see he We = torture, but h
siuck 10 i until = got within half an
irch Of the mark. Then he jumped
Up suddenly, threw the cigar away
ami walked out Of the shop.
i paid the bet and charged it to
his account, and he told me last even,
ing that the very idea of tobacco
made him sick doubt whether it
0uld be possible for anybody to
an.0Ke even a moderately strong cigar
through IN the manner | have de
ecribed'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-13
.AARE.
HAND = !
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Leaders Sc3ye, N.a
NJ Supplies A. orders shipped promptly =
Cur Fair Dealing satsfei Customer
anything g51.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-13
Have You Got Them ?

Do you feel anxious and preoccu.
pied when the gas man goes by
Do you sleep badly?
Do YOU go to bed hungry?
Does your heart paipitate when YOU
STE a steak?
Is there an ail-gone feeling in Your
pocket?
DO YOU have nightmare?
DO you do mental arithmetic every
time YOU contemplate the purchase of
coffee and?"
Have YOU a haunted ,ook?
Do YOU walk down dark alleys when
you go downtown
Beware Those are the symptoms.
You are busted.-San Francisco BuI-
atin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-13

If We knew a man who loved his
enemy We would despise him. That's
asking Too Much
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-13
THE CONSPIRACY.

There was no doubt about H. Moth
ing less than a deeplaid plot against
poor Wilhelm and Barbara could have
brought such misfortune upon their
innocent heads.
L happened n GERMANY whzrs. II
Waa tn cu,Epm long a4p - surround
tbs Kitchen gardens VIII solid 9rone
wall or ) feet high Nou may Yet
sse them II many Of the older VII
.4ges. % that as yo4 60 along the
streets III wards an4 gardens are q
tn QQls4 saac 2t from view
n aach 4 village Iysd Barbara
ST. VA barely I've years otl bgs rhe
faeprtre playmate If Wthe1m AMI
NIX and Hatar.cA Max was aecn.
Hssa4ea- age W#hs.e arr Her.
aa vz-- yea er aaeea O.
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54ls 50. haN.f-s- Ua.a
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Heinrich 49, Ns> aa Nv
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.5zt. mallza z92l4 chosen pa
mate.
Hand in Bsa9 5ae9 raced VIII =aca
other ap AL DOWN ta= pavement.
Together th=E 6at5 u9=thz.H rez ~
lagos Thy 81 up their woodsa
soldiers ia rev aa3 t9et zaeas a
shooting them down With their can
non Now Barbara was the gentle
reny that #ilhelm drove. viii never
r stroke Of the whip. and then W
helm was ths pfaneisg s5eed tha5 Bar-
bara could scarcely control
A. last hey sat on the lfrrle stone
ledge running along By the foct ef a
garden VA totally anmndful Of heie
other playnlates inside ne varl Ths.r
tair round faces were a. asIow from
the play. Barbara wore an inverted
IA funnel On her head for Ia -
Wlhelm. g match hers, had pei ed
paper cap. Fie had gwen - his
tin horn TO blow. and Hhifs n blew
he looked with admira-.oa az her
pufed and rosy cheeks.
Bul On the other SIDE # tie va
the mischief was brewing 4 l9enen.
uehappily, va, near by. ana win this
the rivals could climb % he top 9f ne
al and COX down upon the ans,is'
peeting pia.mates.
Putting his finger TO his Fps TO n
i.care silence, Max slipped down -
he ground aud hasfeuad - ne k!rch-
sn When he returned i wa VIII a
pa aad IS much aatef as he eQti
carry Willingly Heinrich helped him
- Win Il and tase.A = dF= adfM .
y late. they poured The Water Ike
Ieiuee upon the heads ef Barbara and
Wilhelm
For an instaar beth Nars f~iehten-
Ell fhen Barbara 5eeaa . auaa ana
Wilhelm beean . grow angry
II Is Heinrich aad Max he shout
aei. q vii show then
And before Barbara couId say
word IL vas oif Now he cons pira-
-ors had been So careful as % fasten
+ nc garden gate on fhe inside There
fore when Wilhelm began to hammer
a. il with his wooden s~or'i the4
laughed at ain. IN deris!ou. ana Old
lin - go home With Barbara
3ut Wilhelm, seeing haf good
space had been LETT al he bottom Of
the gate. By which ne cats might
pass n ana out pnt his face fhere,
and found fhaf by much squeezing
ana wriggiing he could Work himself
through.
With dust and dirt ciineins o his
Wei clothes ana With an angry as well
a. grilny eountenance ne made a
dreadful appearance ~ ne tNo right
ened caiprits. They started 70 run
down he garden walk, but Nhefe he
Eath tu:ne1. by he dahla bed. Max
stumbled and ell The vater pail
ftat hs carried Went rolling di
reetly n front Of Heinrich ana sent
hum sprawling. too. Max scrambled
- MS feaf and Was off again bnf moor
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-13
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