01)11 nary.
UiKD-Aprllll , 111)1 , at Georgetown , Cu tor
luunty , Nebr.i William J. Dinghotty , gu
thlity clrflit yc M , 11 * , mouths ami twenty four
'days.
Deceased was born in Hualivlllo , til ,
on September IS , 1801 , iiu temalned
tbero until tie wan liftcon ycitia old ,
wnon bo with hia partnte uwoil to
Butler comity , Ntbr , Iti 1880 hu went
back to Illinois wboro on Kehrtt.ry 4
1884. iio was married to Alice Sanderson.
They continuuJ to llvo In 111 molt ) until
March , 1880 whuii lliuy moved to Gutter
uuntity , Ntbr. , and to ttiu plnco whore
tbuy have olnuu liveI.
llo hRBUccn a inombor of ibu Analej
camp ot tbo M. W. A. , hlnoo S < 'ptem-
bor , 1807 , AI (1 he'd a policy tor 8'2,000.
lie had not b.en well /or ov i n year ,
but \VSB cnntlned to hia bud ai.d coneluul
attendance only during tbo last thru
weeks of bis lllm-aa.
He lenvcB u v ifo und ' .vo children ,
three boy and two glrle , the oldest be
ing 12 yutra old on the duy ot bis ileiUh.
They bnd burried their tirst child In UP
Infancy. lliH father , mother , llvo stater-
aud tbrco bro bora are all living and
were nil at biei bcda'do. dtirlrg bis late
Illness , except hie mother , wbo vvni not
nbio to bo tbero nud one elater wbo l.vi R
in Butler county.
Ilia remains wcro taken to Miller ,
Buffalo county , wbere tbo I bo most ot
lite rulntives rosldo Tbo funeral service
was conducted by tbe Miller and Sumner -
nor camps of ttio M , W. A..BCIVJCOR
bdlng held in tbo Moihodlst cburcb ,
KeV , Gllflon ofliciiillng.
Bo was n man of noble character and
oxi'tnplary habit ? , ono wbo was respect-
cd and admired by nil wbo knew him.
In pence he lived ,
111 I'onco ho ( lied ;
Ills life Vf us asked ,
Uut God dented ,
HATTIK PIGMAN.
CARD OF TAANK8.
t deilro t'irooli | { tin llr.ruiiuOAN to oijirees
inv heartfelt thanks to all kind friends who
an luted during the recent illnoxB and death a !
ray dear Imabmicl. And to eapcctally thank
Willie Hrown fir Ills conttiuit nttumlanco am
also the Anile ) ' , Miller and nnd Sumncr camps o
the Modern Woodman of Anicrlcu for tliolr kliu
Al.ICK DAUCHU'.tlTV.
Susan Long v\a > born in Grund )
county. Gbio , April 12 , 1827 ; dird
of dropsy at her homo four ruiluH
north of VValwortli , April 15 , 1000.
She was married ( o Solomon Ljng
at Wabaeb , Indinna , in 1840 ; she
was converted and joined thu M. E ,
church in Carson , Iowa , in 1863
Moved to Nebraska in 1884 , and
united with the class at Wahvorth
August iD ! , 1889 , of which nhoSIH
a member at the tituu of her demise.
She was the motlicr of twulvo clr.l-
( hon , of whom three sous and live
daughters survive. The funeral
s i vices were conducted by the
wiitet ; text , "Blessed are the dead
who die in the Lord. "
MOSKS ANDiciisnr" , Pastor.
Our State
A mooting of citizens wan hold
at thu oflico of C.i. \ . Guttorson last
night for the purpose of ai ranging
a program for an entertainment and
reception to bo given Company M ,
Qov. Poyuier and Ajt. Gou. Harry ,
< n the occasion ot niiHtoriug in
Company M , the 28th. The obj'ot
of the meeting was to arrange a
program that would bo entirely
non-partisan , HO everyone would
feel free in participating , It was
decided to hold the mooting at the
opera house. An organialion w.n-
otiooted by electing Dr. C. L. Mul-
hns , chaiiman and D. M. Amsbcrry ,
Bocretary.
' The following oommUtces were
appointed : On reception , Mayor
iiojfip , members of oily council J
It. Dean , .ludgo Armour , Judge
Sullivan , Dr. R. C. Talbot , Elgin
Beal , E. R Purcell and D. M
Amshorry and Rnvs Knight ,
Dogiott , Epley. On program , C L
Gutlorson. L. 11. Jewett , D. M.
Amsberry , C. T. Orr , C. II. Je'-
tords and J. J. Tooluy. On music ,
F. M. Rubles , J. J. Wilson and 11
Lomax.
Letter List.
Following is the dead letter lut
for week ending February , 0,1001 :
. Wm. llarrttt J 0 Honuker
W N Peterson Mrs Jniinto Thompson
Mlts Oornclla Yoangcr Allan Wllga
Parlies oalliug for the abcv-
ploabo say advertised.
L. H. JEWKTT , P. M.
\VcNtcrvlllu.
An old faehioued primary was hold lu
Clarke's ball by the republicans ot
WcHterville last Saturday. Everything
' went off with harmony and cnthusiBBiu
You may set Woatervlllo down foi
Bli-ty mojorlty ( or the whole ticket nix
fall. The delegation oleottd to repre
sent the township In the county couven
tion tire BOUtul und wide awake to the
Interosta of tbo republican party. We
give the names as follows : Hour ;
Points , Tom \VlUou , Col. Leeetvc' , D
M Suvillf , A. II. Copecy , Mel Steinmsti
Jobn WelBh , John Sco.t. Ohtuhs Clark
Obnrlru.Mynton and F. l > . Mill * . There
it > not Judas among thorn nnd afuu
helping to nouilnato a t ckot they v\il \
go borne nnd woik for Its elrctlon tint )
tbo pull olosu on ttio nlxht of McKlt-loj
eccoiid election to the presidency , D
M. Ssvillo WHS t leered ooiumlttutltuat
for tb coming year. Dave oojoja au
envlftblo' reputation as u lender nnd
nnd hln suk > otiun in our
"Mark tlnnnn , * ' ! e tbo wlfcst thlt'g ttio
WtattrVlle rt'ubrcniiB | have doi e ftr
many n day ,
H , A. Copucy cloeetl hl cclioul In Uio
Cnpauy dlatrlut wllli a roiuInK entertain
in u tit. Wo thlbk Iho school I'xli bltloti
\vii8 the beet w'o cV T lUtuudncl nnd wo
lava suon n gocd many. 'Una WRB
yuttiig Copley's ll < ft cxprricnco in the
irL of teaching. Ho raduottd fiotn
ttio Ansley high ecliool lant lull mid IH
0' rtalnly a en d L to hln Alir.a Mniir.
i i aai v
Il > lilt.
After the rajna during Kaetor it IB
fi.tr nnd warm ttiid , Wodiiu.sduy , morn
ing , vegetation hoouilng.
Ilhiisbctn very sickly ltrr < > . ( irlppo
AI d ttironlnltig ptuninonlfi nro nil uon-
v.rorcent now ns fnr m htard frcin ,
Horn to Mr. n d Mre. A. II. Atnold ,
twItiH.uson aid dntighUT , March 11.
M ilher u d babica doing well and
Ar hur IB convnlofcent.
DAIIIQ nunnr euys tluit the pro.sprct io
good for a llourhig mill to he built en
the , South Lutip river at or rear Churn-
! ( ( ) ranch. In Mio near lii'tiro. The
luontlon Is good nnd u ultl be n con
venience to a large commiuilty of fur-
mure , also to UIIM lll ( j of Ocjnto na 11
IH only a few mil us distant.
Mi < o ycanlon lias already oponotl
IMH place of btiHincHs on North Side ,
lirHt door South of WilBons &
Drako'd. Ho gtvoa a kindly mvita
lion to all his old citHtomcra and
many new onon , Mike is no strang
er in our oily , and ban boon in the
Hiuno biiHinoHt ) for yours in Krokou
Bow , ho ktiowH how to treat \ \ \ *
utiHtotuers. ilid room IB ver
Hmall , but waa the bi'Ht looation at
Iho time of renting , Ho is sorry
that licetuo wan defeated for it
makuB a difference in l > is trade nnd
IH going to lese his nearest noif > h-
bor. Mr , Jack .Larking in one of
his best friends , but the best of
friends mtiHl part. Mike has put in
a nice line of fresh candies and o.on-
feotionery and he will try to run
( he liuiol ) depprtmont nH near as
he can on the short order p'nn. ' No
hqtiaro inoal for twenty live cents
lie will uhario _ according to wliat
vou get. Ho meant to keep a line
ino of cigars and tobaccos , llo
vt 11 try to ploaflu all.
SoANi.oNjBrokon 13ow , .
I'rcc Ccimiiloxloii Itcaultlilcr
Wo want every lady teador of the
CAN to try D wight's Com-
tlexion Hoautiliur , the most exqui
site toilet preparation. It is pure
and liarmIcssmakeH thu face smooth
as velvet and fair as alabaster. To
ndiico a fair trial of it wo will for
i short limn only send Fuuu a full
H /.o. Fifty cone box to every lady
uho will pond us her post olliuu ad-
Iress silver dime to pay for packing
and poatago. Only one wticu box to
each address but Indies may order
'or their friends. Each box mailed
eparately. Send this notice and
your ordnr at ONCIC to D. W. CUHTUU
&Uo. , Ituntington W. Va.
KIiutiiiinttHiii Cured.
My wife has used Chr.mborlnln'B l'.iln
iittlm for rhoiimatiiim with gront rullof ,
itul I can recommend it us u tplundUl
Iniincnt for rhcumatlEin and other
houBfhold mo for which we hnvo fotird
It valuable. W. J. Cuylor , Red Creek ,
N.Y.
Mr. Cuylor la one of the leading incr-
chnntB o ( this village and uno of Iho most
promlnnit m n in this v'clnlty. W. Q.
Phlppin , Editor Hod Crock Herald. For
ealu by all Drueglata.
IsThls Plain Enonah-
If you have a nagyiug cough
and are loosing flesh , go to a drug
store , snd gel a bottle of Shiloh's
Consumption Cure. Take two-
thirds of it , and then , if you are
not benefited , return the .bottle to
the druggist , and we will return
your money. Isn't that fair ? No
ouo could ask more. 25 ots. 50 cts ,
and fcl.OO a bottle.
I was readlug au advertisement of
Chamberlain' Colic , Cholera nnd Diarr
hoea Ucmody In Iho Worcester Enter
prise recentl ) , which lenda mo to wrlto
this I cnn truthfully say 1 never uaed
any remedy equal to It ( or colic and di
arrhoea. I unvo never had to use more
than rno or two doses to euro the woret
case with myself or children.V. . A.
Siroud , Popomoko Ulty , Md. For pale
by all Druggists.
Do you want a tine table ? Look
at the Wisconsin , ball bearing slides ,
massive carved bracket legs , a child
can open and cloao H. A.W. Drake.
TAIIKN ur At my farm in Union
Valley , NOVOII miles south west of
broken Bow , on April 10th , three
oolts ; two 2-year-olds , one bay and
oiso gray , bay has white point * ; one
gmy yearling irlt. Owner can
have same by proving property ann
paying charges.
a8 a II. W. HAMMOND.
SKUDS ! SIJKDS !
All kinds of seeds. Bulk seeds
package seeds field seeds. Alfalfa
millet and cane seed. Seedsweet
ai.d field corn. Remember we
have seeds to sow and to sell.
PEALE AND JOHN
The Grocers , wholesale and
retail ,
Fair Prices , Best Material , and Best
Workmanship. C. B. BETTS , Patnter Decorator
.EASTER CONCERT.
. . . .
TO BE GIVEN BY THE
Harmony Band and Orchestra
At North Side Opera House , Broken Bow
MONDAY , APRIL 23rd , 1900
March "Young1 America"
Cornet Solo "Three Star Polka , " BAGUJY
Mr. R. W. WII.KINS
March ' 'Hainillonian" H AIJ ,
Overture "Past and Present" DALUKY
"Serenade" DAUJHY
March "Independentia" HAW ,
Cornet Duet "Short and Sweet" SHORT
MKSSUKS BENJAMIN AND' WIIKINS
Song- and Dance "Dancing- the Dark" WKNZIJK
Brass Quartet "Worship of God" BKKTHOVKN
MKSSKS. "WILKINS , BENJAMIN , Piiiijji'S AND MIU.ER
INTERMISSION
Selection "Superba" DAIBKY
Orchestra
Walts ? "Alameda" DABKY
Duet for Baritone and Cornet "Miserere" from II
Trovatore VERDI
Messers Miller aud Wilkins
Cake Walk "A Warmiu Up in Dixie" PAUL
Trombone Solo "Must we Then Meet as Strangers"
THOMAS
Mr. Everett Moore.
Grand Medley "Sweet old Songs" . . . . .DAI.B Y
Galop "Kicker" LAURENDKAU
Proceeds of this Concert go to buy new Music and
Instruments. Help a good thing along.
Admission 35 Cts. - - Children 15 Cts ,
EVERETT MOORE , Director.
MISS PEARL LIGGETT , Pianist.
Music the fiercest grief can charm
Aud fate's severest rage disarm ;
Music can soften pain to ease
And wake dispair and madness please ! "
Poi'E
O O
ATOOTOCEMEUT :
I wish to say to my Friondfl and Patrons that I am now -
located in the New Briok Building , on west aide of Square ,
whore I will bo better prepared to servo them than ever be
fore. F. W. HAYES ,
Jeweler and Optician.
o o
Convention Jntcs
Iteimhllcan County Convention April 21. Ho-
publican Btntu Convention MnyS , at Liu coin.
Itopubtlciiu National Convention at Philadel
phia Juno 10.
l-'ublon National Convention at Sioux Falli
Juno 0.
1'op Slnte Convention Grund lilanil Juuo1 ,
I'op National Convention Cincinnati ) Juno 0.
Fusion Stnto Convention Lincoln July 0.
Democrat * National Contention Kunetia City
July t.
Itopubllcins Congressional Convention Sixth
DUtrlct at Kearney April 20.
OATTLK PASTIWKD Throe miles
sjnthwost of town , during spring
and HumnuT. 4t pd.
LKONAKD JOHNSON.
In ( lie DUtrlct Court of Cu 'cr county , Nebraska.
Klilurado Skinner , I'lulntllt , )
VH. >
Hoaanim Skinner , Defendant. )
Stnto of NtbrnBka , I
Cuater County , f"f
To Itojiinnn hlilnncr , non-resident defendant.
You nre hereby nutlllcd thu on the 14th dav of
April , 1000 , Ulcionulo Skinner filed A petition
n In the District Court of Ctmur Co. ,
the object nnd prayer of which said
petition nro to obtain a divorce from you on the
ground that von have wilfully abandoned the
iilalntlll without Just cause for the term -of more
than two yonrs laet past ,
i'ou nro required to answer ealtl petition on 01
before Monday , the 28th day of Miy , 10(0.
Dated this Htli day of April , 190) .
ELDOltADOSKINXKK.
lly 0. Ij , Uattorpoii , Ills Attorney.
Unllintnco No. 80.
An ordlnntioa granting to the lirokon Dorr Tel-
cphuno KxohaiiKO tin rxclusivo frauctilsu to
operate anil oouduct a telephone eynta.n In the
cltv o' llroken How. and prescribing rules nnd
tcaiiliUione for ( ho malntalnanro and operation
of thu anie , aud Oxlub' thouinx'iuom ' rate per
month for ttio use of font phonon to bo paid by
the HUbecrlbcri IhcretJ , iiuU providing a penalty -
ty for tto violation thorrof , find to repeal or-
iflnnnco No. 78 and all acts and parts of acts In
conlllct therewith.
Ho It ordained by the Mayor and City Council of
the city of DIOKCII How *
BRO 1. That the Uroilon Uow Telephone Kx-
ol'm Kol the city ot lirokon Ilow , Nfbr. . U hero-
liy granted the oiclu'lvo rluht and franchise to
tlio u t < ot the ttrocta nnd alloya ot auld city to
operate and conduct ttercon Hu until Telcpnouo
8 > tcin and h , slums foi tl > term of ilro yuars
from nnd after Iho pav axe of thu oidlimncc ,
subject however to eucli rvgulalloiiB no Is herein
after provided , and to Mich further regulations
as may hereafter bo from Unit ) to tlmu prescribed
by the Bald eity council.
She. 'J. That permission U horcby itlvou to
the raid HroKcn How Tclcphoiiu Kxchaugo to
cousirnct , Improve , intend , inalutnln and oper-
ute a tulupliDiie lysiemlthlu eueh city , and to
luaku BttcU couucctlona ue in nvcomry to operate
and connect with adjacent or outlying territory
to erect poloa not l ea than thirty foot lung In
the business portion , nor Icia than twonty-flvo
feet In ref Idenco portion. In and upon the utrcoU
and alleys of e&Id city , and attach wires and sue !
other appliances thereto as is necessary for th
puruoso of transacting n general telephone am
cnchan o business through , over and upon said
strents aid allays , Said poles and wires to bee
o erected and maintained so ns not to Interfere
with the ordinary travel through and upon the
streets and alleys of said city ,
SEC. 3. When from any reasonable or necessary
sary canfo and to permit structures to movoovc
and upon the sticott ) , which will lutorfero with
the poles or wlrpa so erected , the said Urokvi
How Telephone Exchange , at its own expense
shall temporarily icmovo iu.li poles nnd wire
PB will bu uectebury to iHjiuilt Each Btrnoturos to
paes Providing said Telephone Exchange be
snrvod with a written toilco twenty-four hears
before to loiuove Buch poles or vrlrcs us abovn
dated , said notice to ke signed by the inavor o
said city.
SEC 4. The city reserves the right at any ant
all times to place wires , Uxtures and appliance
to eald poles , or make such connections as 1
nccoipary for pollco or flro alarms , whenever such
telephone system Is constructed , Improved o
extended As la contemplated heroin.
SEC. 5. That said telephone exchange slial
not charge any * ums t > f money In oxccss of th
rates herein Hied , which to as follows , to-it
One dollar ( $1) per month for the use of phone
In pr.vato families , and one dollar aud fifty cent
(51,60) per month for the ueo of phones In aus
ness houses , or for other purposes. Nor slia
eald franchise , rlfhts and privileges norel
granted bo transferred or In any manner nllouaU
cd without the consent of said council ext > rcesei
by resolution or ordinance at a regular mcctln
of euld council.
SEO.U. NoUimg herein contained nhall In an
way l > o construed to bar or restrict any othe
telephone compony or system from placing
elation nnd owning or oporat ug , under sue
rights aud francoise ae may bo grunted by salt
city , along distance telephone syetem wltlil
( aid city ,
SEC , 7. Any person or persons , corporation o
company , who fhall Interfere \ > Ith , cut , itijurt
move , break ordcatioy , uty of the. poles , wlrce
Uxtures , Instruments or other appliances o
properly necessarily used for the operation o
eiicli telophonu system , or In any way violate th
provisions of this ordinance , olmll ho dcome
guilty of miedemcancr , and upon convlctlo
iheieof , bhall be lined in any bum not excecdln
llfty dollars ( $50) ) and stand committed until sue
tlno and cos IB thereof arc paid ,
HKO. 8. Urdluitnce No. d aiid auy or all ord
nances or parts thereof , or acts or parts of act
In COLlll > t herewith , or m any manner reUtlt >
to tbe subject nmttui hereof are heieby repualtO
Passed and approved nnd ordered published
this II day of April , A. D 1900.
AttcH : K. ItOYSK , Mayor.
KMILG'aCIIWlND.CIeik.
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