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VOL , XVIII , BROKEN BOW , CUSTER COUNTY , NEBRASKA , THURSDAY , MARCH 22 , 1900-EIGHT PAGES , NO , 40
GUsset arc not worn as ornaments ,
I Nobody Ilkee to wonr them ,
doing because of necessity
Many arc so
and good fonso.
II There tu hundreds of children who
no d glasses today who ere refused tills
nld through 'holr own or their parents
talsb pride
I A few monts with glnsecs now wnu'.il
rave them a lifetime of cyr nnri Kltiss wor
II ry would onro TEitronAny trou' ' lr ,
that fart ) cr strain forces Into a
I flt glasses for the relief of nil eye de
I fects.
I Graduate of Chicago Optlmlinlc College.
Fine Plymouth liock cookrt'ls
for Bale. Three miles north m d
one mile east of Wai worth bridy
4 A G. GUYLE , Walworth.
.Clinton Day ,
rUVHICIAN AND HVUt
Broken Bow , Neb.
Office over llyerson's grocery. Resly
Oenoe Oth bouse west of Baptist church.
A. THOM 'SON.
CONTRACTOR AND BOILDKR.
s and estimates on short no
tice. Broken Bow , Neb.
Dr. Chas. L. Mullins ,
PHYSICIAN AND SUHGKON.
2d stairway from went endin Realty
block ; residence , 3rd west M. E ,
church , same aide of street.
OAMffiRON &KEESE ,
ATTOHNKYS.&jCOUNSELLOns AT
Roi m . * 8-9 Realty block , Broken liovr , Neb.
PBNN * DORRIS ,
BLACKSMITHS.
All * lndi ot work In our line done
promptly and In uret-olses order. Keel
Shop on the corner , west of the noeo
houto. GlyeuBfl , trinl.
FARM FOR SALE : At Upton ,
160 a urea cf yood farm land , 80
acres in cultivation end the real
fenced in pasture , with three wires.
Good four room , sod house ; corn
orib and graincry , each 12x16 feel ,
connected ; stable and chicken
house eto. For particulars call on
J. J. Snyder , Brokou How , or
Stephen Wiloox , on premi80H,35-3m
Full blood Bard Plymouth
rooatere , tor sale , six blocks south
and one east of the publiu square.
35 5t J. U. H. CnoflB.
Worse Thnn War.
Ilundrede me kuhd ; in war. but
hundreds of thoutuudn are killed b )
uonBUinplion. Thirw would l no
deaths at all caurtd by this terr.blc
diseatje. If people could bo iu du
to understand that Shiloh's Cough
and Consumption cure is a sure
oure remedy if taken in the u'arlj
etoges. 25 OIH. , CO cts. aud & 1 00 a
bottle. Druggists will return the
money if a oure is not affected.
IsThls Plnln Enongh-
If you have a nagging cough
and are loosing lleah , go to n drujj
tore , and get a bottle of Sliiloh't
Consumption Cure. TuUo two-
thirds of it , and then , if you nn
not benefited , return the bottle tc
the druggist , and wo will returi
your money. Isn't that fair ? N (
one could ask more. 25 cts. CO cts
and fcl.OO a bottle.
MARKET REPORT.
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Wheat . < 240
Barley 40
OaU A
Corn S. .
Kje -1C
Butter 11
KgK.
Onloni . , . . , . .1 r
Chicken * . . . 1 WtiC
llogi . , . 40J-4. . '
Cows . 1 <
Btecri ' . . (
rurkeyi
Straw
H y. . 5.00 pu 10
Now is the time to renew you
subscription to the REPUBLICAN ,
Local Mention.
Dr. T. W. Bass , dentist , Broknn
Bow.
Fresh Saes-ifraga at.
WlLKINB PllAllMACY.
More laughs in n minute than you
eve saw before "Reuben Glue. "
D' W. Thompson , headquarters
for gasoline stoves.
b. M. Bnker , of Green lias movud
unto the McUraokon farm in Custer
Center.
You can save money by buying-
goods of RG. . Carr , at the u est
Union mills.
Ladies Dress Skirts $1.72 to
$2.50 at the RACKET STORK.
Pacific blacks and blues , calico
, r live cunts a yard at tiuyder Bro ? .
Have you got your tickets yet
for the Rune show , Wednesdaj
Unroll 'J8th. If not why.
Ylr * , G > n . Kntr oimo up from
aiaii'i Ibhliid I'utsday evening und
vMll remain some litiiu visiting with
relatives and old friends.
Tuu asiienHors mot Tuesday aim
resolved to remain in the same old
ruts that have dingrared this
liuuuty for years past
Tablets , Pencils , Writing Piper ;
aud Envelopes , cheaper than over
nt the RACKBT STORK.
For coed ; paints , call ou
D. W. THOMPSON-
C. S , Martin has lister lays for
John Duers and Canton listers
which he is selling at bed rock
pricen.
J. E. AdaniBon has recently ship-
lied in another lot ol poles with
which to extend his lolephone nys-
tern to Mason city , Ansley and Sar
gent.
Chas. 0. Kobinson aud L. W.
Amsboiry. who have boon attend
ing the Baptist College at Grain )
Island duruig the winter ttrm came
homo Tuesday of last week.
A. W. Drake is handling new
organs , Kuubul aud Ilospe. None
belter. Call aud see them.
Fresl- homemade bread for sale
at Fa.mer's Restaurant , third door
north of post office , Broken Bow ,
Nob.
Nob.W
W S. Ainsberry , the eldest son
of ye scribe , night agent for the B.
& M. R. R. at Sheridan Wyoming ,
visited at homo Wednesday of last
week , which is the first day off in
nearly three voara.
Thirteen of the members of Co.
M. wont to Callaway last week to
assist in the funreal services of U
L , Doxseo , who was killed at
Alamli last May. lie was a mem
ber of Co. C. of Colorado. He was
shot five times.
Kuno the Dog king is oommg to
Broken Bow VVeduusday March
- > 8th.
Snyder Bros. , is getting in a fine
line of $3 00 skirts. They are a
baigain. Call and see them.
John G. W. Lu vit , who gradu-
1'i'b ' at tin1 Hi : IHI Cullouo ihih yn.ir ,
o in up S .lunlay uig'it ' , returnvil
I liui'Miay morning. Mr. L-win
. \ ill have charge ot the Summer
Hoho'ol and teachers Insluute work
of this county again this season.
The Harmony Band and Oroht-s
tra are preparing a grand i'romeu
adu conuf rt to be given on Munda-
aiti r Easier April 10. 'Iho finest
concert over given by local tsilenl
is gnarntt-ed. Dancing will begin
after concliuion of the programe
Programo will appear lator.-
home made bread , pics and
onkn alwnya on hand , at Odborns
bakery , west Bide of 'ho square
I have purchased all of the 0. P.
Puiley ( fU-ck ot agricultural imple
ments and will close them out at
last years prices.
C. b. MARTIN.
Jas. Boggs , of Elton , waa among
thu citv vi iiorti yuritorday Junl as
he drove up to the square his team
became frightened and came near
upsetting the wagon and Dotting
away , but fortunately assistance
was at hand and the horses was
sloped before any danger was done.
Nuucst and nobbiest patterns of
.centre tables , al A. W. Drake's.
I Six different styles ; prices to pull
I everyone ,
Cannon City coal at Dierks
Lumber Co.
Glass Ware nnd Tin Ware cheaper
than ever at the RACKET STORE
WANTED A place to work 011 a
farm. Inquire at the Republican
otlioo.
Just reooivod , two oarloada ot
farm machinery. Come and BOO
mo. D. W , THOMPSON.
R. G. Carr , of West Uuion
mills , carries everything in the
line of general merchandise.
Prices the lowest.
R. G. Carr , of the West Uuion
mills , has a large stock of work
and buggy harness , which he is
selling at bargains.
The bent comedy drama out , put
on-willi high uliss specialties , ou hl
to doiiuht over ) body. "Itouben
Glue , " Friday March 2d. 15 , 25 , 35
cents.
WALL PAPER All new atirt
artistic de-igus. All 1900 patents
A\ tl. If.
Snyder Bros. , hus just received a
fine line of Spring dresa goods.
Frank Mauk was married last
Thursday to Miss Anna Grimes
of ulenco , Monona county Iowa.
The REPBLICAN extends congrat
ulations.
For the next sixty days G. S.
Martin will sell > ou for cash any-
kind of a buggy or spring wagon
you want for legs money than they
can be bought any where olse.
Jas. Wesley , of Sargent Era , who
started a branche paper an Palmer
some time ago , baa discontinued its
publication uud returned to Sargent
i'lotn wninou he wont ,
\V. A. Thompson aud family loft
Tuesday morning for Kausas where
they expect to visit a couple of
mouths. Mr. Thompson has con
traded a job of carpentering that
will employ his time.
C. S. Martin has John- Deere
sulky plows that he will sell fcr
less than they cost at the factory.
If you want one see him before
they are all gone.
Spring is here ! Drink Sassafrase
Tea for your blood.
WILIUNB PHARMACY.
Chas. S. Oshornocame down from
Alliance Tuesday morning of last
week , badly atlhoted with rheuma
tism ; after being confined to hia bed
a week he is again able to be
arouud by the assistance of a cane.
Otis J. Weesner' of Marion , lad. ,
nephew of Wesley Thomas , who
has been visiting hero the past week
returned home Tuesday morning. Ho
bought a farm while here and will
make his home here in the near
future.
Just received a now Bomi-poroe-
laiu pattern in white. It is a beauty
Havilland China shape at.
J. C. Bo WEN'S.
The days and dates of Mrs.
Thomson's Millinery opening are on
Saterday March 24th and Monday
March 20th.
W. P. Rogers received a tele
gram Saturday announcing the
serious illness of his motherat
Ottumwalowa. He reached her
bed side Monday , only -wo hours
before she passsed away. She was
seventy six years old. Mr.Rogers
has the sympathy of his many
friends in his bereavement.
SHOES ! SHOES ! SHOES ! Mens
shoes , Ladies shoes , children's
shoes , in fact shoes for everybody.
Plow shoes , vici kid shoes , Ladies
fine dress shoe , Ladies Oxfords
of all styles , Bicycle shoe- , Tennis
shoes. The Largesvariety. The
Largest stock and the Largest
Bargains in shoes , in Custer
County at the RACKUT STORK ,
South East corner , Broken How ,
Nebraska.
I have been afflicted with rheu
matism for fourteen years and no
thing seemed to give me relief. I
was able to be around all the lime ,
but constantly suffering. I had
tried everything I could hear of and
at laet was told to try Chamberlain's
Pain Balm , which I did , and was
iuuuPuMatly relieved und in a short
time cured. I am happy to bay
that it has not since returned. Josh
Edgar. Germantown , Cal. For sale
by all druggists.
Good Haddlit pony for sale.
in22 tf A , T. SBYBOLT.
Patent Modiouoa at the
UAOKHT STORE
Pepsin Gum , two packages ior n
nickel at WILKINS' PHARMACY.
FOR SALE millet oocd at 6'
cents a bnahol. JESSE GA.NDT.
II. L. Frazter , photographer ,
'
west Hide square' , Broken Bow , Neb.
When ordering broad of your
grocer call for Osborn's broad and
insist upon getting it. 2t
Paul , the eon of Mr. and Mrs ,
A. R Humphory 1ms been very low
with pneumonia the past week , but
is now considered out of danger.
Reno's troupe of dogs are wonders
ers , they will bo hero Wednesday
March 28th. Seats now on Halo at
Post office au < i Wilson and Drakes.
RfHiTVo scats 35 cent8 , general
admition 26 , children 15.
B. R. Miller is going to ex
periment this season w.ith a new
kind of grain for feed. The seed
cost hiu $2,50 per bushol. It
looks very much like barley but
larger. It bears from two to
three berries to the mesh aud
yields from forty to sixty bushels
to the acre and will yield from
four to six tons of hay , said to be
as good as timothy. I he feeding
qualities of the grain is said to
equality to any other grain and
it will grow in any clinate where
any other kind of grain will
grow. It is claimed that in
Russia it yields as high as one
hundred. It is called "Spelt. "
Mr. Miller will also try a small
quanity of Dakota grown millet.
Write llaydon Bros. , Omaha.
Wholesale Supply House for pnaet
and samples. 2 8 lyr.
Shoemaker's kit , including ma
chine , good as new , at a bargain.
* A. W. DRAKJI.
Sheriff Walsh left thia morning
for Ouster county , armed with warrants -
rants for the arrest of the men who
perpetrated the forgeries in Goring
oino wueks ago , aud whom ho ox-
peots to fine in that county. If ho
finds thorn then , as reported to
him , they will be brought back to
Goring to stand trial. GKUINQ
COURIER.
Sheriff Walsh took back with
him Saturday night Ed. Pcun.
It is charged that Ed. and Molviu
Peuu and another party whose
name wo did not learn are charged
with forging checks on the railroad
contractor in the vicinity of Ger-
ing to the amount of $000. Ed
Penn olains ho is not guilty and
Melvin was not hnro.
Remember , I buy , sell , or ex
change real estate. Laud exchanged
for residence property in Broken
Bow , or oity property for land.
Farm land and ranohea sold on long
time and eaisy payments. Wo are
not atraid to take small payments
and risk orop failures.
It WILLIS CADWELL.
Lot Owners Attention.
The annual mooting of "tho
Broken Bow Cemetery Association"
is here by called in Mayor Royse's
office at 4 oVook Tuesday , April 3.
I he object of th meeting is1 to
It-ot directors and tnn > uol any
other biiH'iit'BH. '
J J PICKET , Pres.
NEW STYLES ! NEW GOODS !
LOW PRICES.
We open the spring trade with
the most complete stock of Mil-
inery and Notions ever placed on
exhibition in Broken Eow , consis
ting of the very latest styles in
hats and bonnets , children's caps ,
silk waists and skirts , suits , capes ,
ladies and children spring jackets ,
underwear , hosiery , gloves , mitts
and all kinds of toilet articles.
We have an elegant stock of silks
and dress trimmings. Our trim
mer has been in the east for the
past five or six weeks selecting
the very latest styles in hats and
nobby articles of every descrip
tion in ourline.which will certain
ly please you both in style ana
price. Call and inspect our
dollar trimed hats. In toilet
articles , our face bleach has no
superior. We retrhnold hats and
give them style and finish.
Butter and eggs or orders on
grocery stores taken in exchange
for goods. Discount of five per
cent for cash , second door north
uT post office , Broken Bow , Neb.
B. B. PRBDMORQ.
Job printing at this otlioe.
Tapestry and Chenille Stand
Covers at 75 and 85 cents , worth
$1.50 at fhe RACKKT STORE ,
For auks , iron and wood boda ,
rookors , cots , springs , tablesatnndu ,
etc. , call on A. W. Drake , west
eido square.
FOB SALE A well improved
residence property on the north Btdo
for aalo at a bargan prioo $050 cash.
Lot is fenced. One of the nicest
places in town.
Itl 1 WILLIS OADWELL ,
For Sale.
A Case combined Lister , a Case
riding Cultivator and Grasshopper
Breaking Plow , all nearly now.
NELS LRE. Broken Bow.
Rfno Is
The great Reno is coming to
Mroken Bow Wednesday March
28th. M any new additions have
been made in the programe.
Among then is one which we
will mention , it is known as the
birth of our flag. It is certainly
beautiful and inspires the mind
of all who see it. Don't forget
the date Wednesday March 2gth.
Seats now on sale at the Post
office aud Wilson and Drakes.
Reserve seats 35cts , general ad
mition 25 cts. , children under
twelve years IScts. Let's all go
and see Reno.
A lloueo Burned.
Last Friday morning the house
occupied by county clerk , J. B1
Osbourn was burned to the grouud.
The fire caught from the kiluhou
stove pipe aud the roof was blazing
at a lively rate before discovered.
The fire companion were on the
grounds " . in . a few minuton . . . . and . could .
ot savua me main uutuitng uau u
not been for lack of water. Thty
began at once to remove the house
hold goods aud succeeded i. . saving
every thing in eight. The only
goods missed wore Mrs. Osbourn's
and the uhildrens clothing m thu
ward robe that were forgotlon.
The house was owned by I. A.
Renoau and wan iumirod in the
Hartford Co. , of which W. D.
Blackwoll is auent. ; The insurance
covers only about half what the
house was worth. Mr. Rouoau had
made arrangements to move the
house from the reservoir hill whore
it waa located , to a quarter block
north of his residence , when ha on-
tended to n model aud put it in
first class hapo. lie had the rent
contracted at fifteen dollars a
month as soon as removed and re
modeled.
Birthday Surprise
Tuesday , the sixth of March , a
number of friends aud neighbors ol
W. P. Rogera of Lillian , mot at his
homo in honor of his 52 birthday.
As is usual on such occasions the
guests came well supplied with pro
visions aud royal feast of the fat ol
thu land was no small part of the
program. After dinner was served
several responded to toasts , U. J.
Shin prodding as toatitmastor
Lnoae answering to toasts wore : \j
MoGugin , B. E. Ash and P. G
Motoalf. The guests presented Mr
Rogers with a fine rocking chair
J. II , Shinn milking the prem-nta
lion Hpei'ch. Mr. Rotors rc pondf
thanking his fiitinin lor tht-ir k < nd
nt'HH , The donors -veru S U. ( Jar-
ponfjr , P G. Moic-ilf , MrH. B. O
Bryan , D. MoGugin , 11. J. Shum
13. E Ash , W. s. Matoalf , E V
Jeffrie , A. R. ChrtHmun , A T.irl
ton , Jerry Pholprt , S. C. Clayton , J
G. SlnggHtt , Chin. Divis , Frank
W-IK W ,1 vSarg nt , II .1 P rchm
and Win Bitu re.
Mrs Walton's Surprise Party.
On Tuesday evening ot last week
thi ) members of the Royal Neigh
born gave Mrs. P. A. Wallon a
pleasant Burpr'iHO. The entertain
ment uonsidtud in a fine mtisiu'il
and literary program and lunch.
The evening was groally enjoyed
by all. Those present werMe * > rrf.
and MeedamoH Win Barrett , Chas.
Smith , I N. Marquis. G , Street ,
Mesdames Pemingt3n , B. E. Cole ,
J. G. opoiike , Misries Mattto Fed < < u ,
Delia Cltiwson , and Mm-sr-i. El.
and J II. Walton , thu Inter from
WeBoott.
SE DS ! SEUDS !
All kinds of seeds , Bulk seeds
package seeds field seeds. Alfalfa
millet and cane seed. Seedsweet
aud field corn. Remember we
have seeds to sow and to sell.
PEALE AND JOHN
The Grocers , wholesale and
retail ,
AiiHCHnors ntcctliiir.
The assessor * of Caster conntr wet In the
court house Tuesday , Match 20,1000 , at 10 o'clock
and wnft c-llcd toordor by the conntv clerk. An
organization was effected by electing 0. M.
Dlotrcrs chairman. On motion the chair wis
authorized to appoint the iinniU committees. The
following comittllocs were appointed !
Town Lota : II. 0. Mnxon , Wm. Nlokolion ,
\V. II , Osborno , A.F.Norton , 0. SV. Bohart ,
Alvtn Dally ,
Hcalestato ! tlobort Shaw , John Orftwl. BE-
Mlokl , Tlioinng Toilil , A. P , Uox ,
Personal Pioporty : Jus. Abarnathy , Vf ; M.
Vunnlco , Jlermnn Khitnp , It. . Donnoll , L. D ,
Shadto ,
ClaotUcatlon of Townshlm : C. M. Dlowors ,
Joe. PlgtnanChild , Hondo , hrosl NorJcn , Perry
Slotcnlf , K. tfoley , Sr.
Meeting cnllcil to ordi-r by chairman and roll
call. All memlx-M present except Pldt Sargeut.
lloport on town loti nduptod ns follows ; Bro
ken Dow , letclasti : Aiihby , railroad addition of
Callnway , I'd clnsn ; Slerim , Mnfon City , Aueolmo
nnd hnrgcnt , 3d clnes ; original town ot ( Jallimtiy
and all othur towns und vlllayc * , 4th class. Val
uation tlxcd ns folio we :
Lots In 1st clrti-fv froin 88 to $8ui ) ; lota In 9d
clnn * from $1 to AX ) , ; lota in 3d c'.ssi ( rota H to
SlOO ; lots Inllli chips , ciicli Ynluo. Kuport of
noiunilttoo on cliisslllcntlou ol townships was
ndoptod ns follow ? . 1st class , Broken IJow ; 2d
clM , AlKcrnon , Ansloy , Berwyii , Delight , Kit-
toll , HartuntVood Hlvur. 3d dais , Cnitor ,
Clltl , Kit i , Ulk Crvuk , Victoria , Qranl , Qarfiold ,
Llllliin , Loup , UoiittlAi Orovo , Myrtt * , Triumph ,
WoclurvliloVuft Unlim ; i h class , Arnold and
U'iiiie ; 8th oliifd , llajvs ,
Ucul untntu rnUmtloii 1st class townihlps , pel
ucrc , { v ! to $18 ; 2it clii8I.75U > SH , 3d class , SI
$1 to | 7.60tth claps , $1 to $7 ; 6 U oiiuu , 73r , to
$1.
property Thoroughb-cd stallions nnd
.o $100 ; 1st ohms liomue , $30 to ( SO ;
! id cla H hordes , JJO to30i 3d cUsn borne * and
ponies , ctieh valin , 1st Chun bulls , | 40 to SCO : 1st
clues inllch rows , $30 to $ i'J ' ; tid class mtlch cowi ,
f.H ) to | ; )0i ) Ortlyts , ! to I'J montlisold , J8 to SU ;
IWo-j'uut-old hulfurs , $10 ; throe yonr old liolfora i
$20 ; nil othur ciittlo cnnh vnlno. Slieop , $ ti. All
other property cutth value. After niloitlii ( , ' the
nbovu Mo ours l.omax , .Tewutt and Amibotry
nddroiiBod th.1 mcutliiK In behalf of Broken Bo < v
echoo ! district iiuil uruud Una the property bo as-
nested for at louH 1mlf value tustund ot ouo-
fourth as had boon done liurotoforo. Motion
pruvullnd that property bo llstod at one-fourth
vnltmtlon , Moutlnu adjourned , .
MAHKllil ) .
QuNWKiiaoN Monday ,
March 14 , at Lincolu NcliraHka ,
Robert VV. WilkiuH , of Urokou
Bow aud Mina Etliol T. Guilder-
HOD , of Konx county Nebraska.
Tbo green but rocoutly ImH slart-
ud in a drug buHiucBB in tliin [ ilaua.
lu IH a young man of yood buni-
IOHH qunlilitiixtiODB and during. Inn
uliort rctiitlciiuc it ) our city hay woa
liu oBtt.cn of all who know him.
L'hc bride in a stranger in thib com *
ntiiiity , bub the UKPUDLIOAN wol-
oomcB hurmbohiilf of the uitizoua
of Broken Jiosv and can assure her
that we are glad to have her coine
iinong UB and will bo pleanoa to
make her acquaintance. May hap-
titiuHH and proBpority .bo their lot
u our city.
Died.
QKBENLEK At hia homo in Prom-
iho Oily , la. , Sylvuslor Groen-
lou , iSuuday , March 18 , < igod S3
years.
The dooeaBod wau Btricken with
paralynis on Wednesday aftoruoon
of lant week , which rendered him
uucoiiMcioiiB from which ho never
rallied. For a number of yoara ho
has been engaged in the grocery
buBinoBB and it waa in 1m atoro
where ho waB rttnckim HIB wife
uiou several yoarH ago , aim auioo
IIIH youngoBt daughter has boon
keeping house for him. EG haa
long buon a profenHor of rolegion ,
having uaitu'l with the Baptist
oliuroh at 1'corri , Iowa , in his early
muihotnl tiud < NM fuitliful Uutil tit )
.Mii"tr oaluni uiin lie liiavod nine
uiithiruu , throe noiiB and six d ugh <
ILTB ID mourn li'n doutli. They are
MrU > liiitioa and Amibwrry of
Broken IJow , M.-sdaiues E'lotuhor
and Newman of Kansas , MTB. 1'ook ,
Joryilon nnd liollp Groonloc , Prom
s.-i'u , ; lr L I1 Urcfiito11 tun-
v-Nidn , li i Gr-'Ollli't * , l lll''Vtll ' Hill
L V Groonlo.Oic ol < i , Iowa Eis
rcn.aiiiH * voro laid to rest T
at 10 o'clock.
FOR SAM : North cant quarter
Suction 23 , town 13 , range 19 , west
nix principal meridian , rtix room
hotiie , Hinall granarymid stablewind
mill and gooJ wU. . Foity acres m
pisturt , moty five acres m uultiva.
lion , balluuce unbroken.
li. E. GLAUS.
8 8 Broken Bow Nobr.
Notice-
We , the undormgued , have leased
what is known . us Gaudy's Sand
Bank. Parties wishing sand can
havofiamo by calling on us.
Z. O. & W. J OnoBS.
4-10 Broken Bow , Neb
Foil SALK Twenty-two acres of
land coven blocks east of tbo pub
lic square. A good live-room hotijio ,
Tlio laud is nice and level. Will
ttell reasonable. Mrs , Laura Peau ,