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The State tuul National campaign i
for 1000 IH now on. livery body
fihoiild hoop posted. Thu National
campaign M well an the Htate'H buln
fair lo bo both exulting and iutoront-
uip. No body wl > o bus any intir-
est in the roBiilt of tbo o.inipaign
should bo without , a comity : ind
Htalo p.ipur In order thnt t > v < ry
oitizeiiH in Ouster uounty may kuup
posted , wo liave deoidod to malty a
special price on tbu KKI-UIIUCANHOaa
I put it within llio rea'jh of ovcrbody.
To nil mw siibacnberH as veil at ) to
nil who pay uparruatgen wo will fur
niah thu Kn'Uiti.iCAN for HO cents to
thu ilrst of January 1'JOl , or the
HlU'inu.iCAN and Suite Journal lo
Jan. lit 1001 for 75 ; thi ) Now York
Tribune or 13eo nnd llm'tniLiCAN for
05 cents to January ItU 11)01 )
Oily Journal and UKI-DUUCAN
OOUtH.
MliUuru itvuiM.
' Cool weather.
Crops look lino.
Com planting IB about nil done.
A alight frost wan eoon timidity morn
ing.
ing.A
A good shower would bo nccoptablu
at prcsenu
AtkiBsou of Anselrao nnd n nmolilne
man innd this town yesterday.
Walter Only bolili a high portion In
tblB man's town putiiiR t r on thu roof
Mr . nankin , in company with her
brother Joseph retiirrcd from thu How
yesterday.
Mis * Mina Farley nnd grandma Sweet
arrived the other day Irotn Duraud 111.
where the former tins be n unending
school.
1 Ljinan Pike a resident of Annlielu
Cnlifornia is vlulUng relative * , in the
neighborhood and SBOin to bo wull pious-
ud with Nebraska present prospjo'u.
'J he MllburiiUund.iy school Inva ilu
ciJidt J oulobrntud etilldronN day HOIIIU *
tlinu iB J mo , mid will probably ment In
tuu \rley o\rk. Midbioaary Moaa IB ex
pcoteci LU ba with u- > .
J. B. H"iriuy Is oreutlng u new barn
from tbu products of hlfi tills springs crop
or fttt lie d and has 810.00 ! ) left and Htill
Jim ia n domourat.
Don't oall it Decoration day n
Memorial day IH the correct ap
pellation. The decoration of the
uravoa IH only an incident ; the
memorial to dead comrades I the
uppermost in the hearts of the
living veteran. I trust all will
spend it in a becoming manner , not
in feasting and pleasure but in
honor of tlioso who died to uivc
this nation and perpetuate its lib
erty.
Fruit tame and wild well in
bloom and promised a crop , if not
over taken by diaaHter.
Monday , May as there will bo a
total oolipsn of the aim ; ita totality
will not 1)9 viniblo in Nebraska but
but we may BOO BOIUO of its effects.
Fiuo growing weather ; small
grain and pastures fine ; alfalfa
ready to cut ; rye in lioid , corn
about all planted ; early planted
coin coming up and stand good ;
the pig crop ia poor , nearly all
dying liotn BOIUO unknown cause.
Th * mail carrier'sMrs. BurketH , )
horse ran off last evening ; the tug
became del ached and then he
stripped himself , leaving the cart ,
running about a railo ; she followed
and found him waiting and caught
him and picked up Borao wire for
repairs , returned to the cart and in a
shorttime with assistance of a person
near whore the accident took plao"
the harness was repaired and she
went on her way delivering the
mail on time.
AII Apology.
Last week we copied and article
from the Ord Times , complimen
tary to Senator Currie and by an
over sight the typu failed to give
the proper credit. An over sight
we did not notice until after the
paper was printed. Bro. Legyctt ,
we will try and see it does not
happen again.
J. C. Maulick , of Seneca Kan
sas is visiting- the city. He is
well pleased with his new loca
tion ,
The ladies of the Methodist
church are arranging-a musicale
to be given at the church on June
20th ,
Reno's Oriental shows and
trained animal exhibition arc to
appear in Broken Bow Wednes
day , May 30 Tor two gala day
performances 2 and 8 p. m. In
the construction of this modern
ideal show of the century , is to
be found i grand and limitless
array of talent never before be
held with any tented exposition.
Whole ttoups of aiheletes ,
gymnasts , acrobats , aerialists ,
leaders' tumblers , contortionists ,
equiposists and balancers each
and all in friendly style for the
plaudits of an always pleasei
audience. Funny old clowns ,
trained dogs , mules and birds to
amuse the "wee ones , " Prices IS
and 25 cents' Free exhibition
More opening- doors ,
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Mciuorhtl Siibljiith ami Memorial Day
It is not only a custom but a
duty enjoined upon thu members of
the G. A. U. by npncial order , that
ilny shall assemble for Divine
woiship on tlio Sibbatli preced ing
Memorial Day. The inemlioHH of
C. C. Wanhburn Post and W. R
C , will nnneinblo in tbcir ball at
1:30 : p. in. on Sunday May 27tb and
proceed to tbo I'resbytonac church
whore the Memorial Sermon will
bu delivered by Rev. GeoG. . Huron
ut ii:30 : p. in. with paotorn of other
cliurclicH present and assisting.
Wo invilo all soldiers , oHpocially
those of iho Spaniph American war ,
Co , M. and oilizens in general to
muol with UH and assist in keeping
alive the iireH ol patriotism.
PnCGKAM FOR MltMOIUAI. DAY.
Services , WednoHday , May 30.
Mumbvru of U. 0. Washburn poHt
No. 1)8 ) , G. A. R. and a'l ' exHold -
titiH , Woman's Relief 0 > jrpH , Hold-
lorn of the SpaniHh Ameriuan war
, uid Co : M. will meet at post room
at 7:30 : a. m.
At 10 a. in. column will form on
hlreclH in front oT Reality block
under direction ol Captain Claris
Tilbot an Grand Marnhnl in the
following order :
Band , Martial muwie , CoAl ,
Spanish American Soldit-rc , G. A.
R. and all holdiorH of the Rebellion ,
W omniiH Releif Corns , Speaker of
Dopartmtnt Comniandur , Civic
Sc'oicticH , citizens.
At 10:30 : the parade will march
to the Cemetery where the decorn-
ting of HoldierH gravob Hiiierntoiil- |
ed bv the WomanH Uelicf Corps
nnd cxoroiflOH laid down in ritual
will de engaged in.
AKTKUNOON EXKKCIHKS
The G. A. It. and all ex-Koldiern
and WomanB Relief Corps will
itMHemblo at post room at 2 p.m. ,
Hhurp , Spanish American Soldiers
and Uo. M. at their Armory and
march in a body to the North side
opera house , whore in _ interesting
iirogram will bet > ' rendered , Pant
Department Commander , lion II.
J. Russel of Sohuylor being the
Jrator of the occasion , Citizens
of the surrounding country are in
vited to bo present with us to as
sist in the proper observance of the
lay and contribute in making it an
) ccasion that will long bo rem > in
hered.
niAVUUH IMtOCI.AIUATION
To the cltlzniiB of Urokon Bow :
lie It known Uuit n rouub1o to tlie
c ! > tnbli hed rules and regulations of the
Grand army of the Hepublic that Mem
orial day , May 30ih of each year be ob
served with exercises appropriate for the
occasion , by our cltlzena in duo respect
and honor to our fallen heroes.
The fact that the iiamoB of departed
veterans are kept In uttered remembrance
Inspires the mind and heart of the
American people with patriotism and
love for our country and ling. The
courage and patriotism exhibited by
Amerbnn soldiers is something for
American citl'/ens to bo especially proud
and ( o brin/ forth the respect and ad-
mitration of the world and wo deem
it littlng , that'Memorial day bo obsoived
by nil.
I would earenstly request that all
s'ores and places of business bu closed
on Memorial day , \Veduesday , May Sutli.
1900 , from Iho hour of 9..10 a. m. to 12
ui. and from 'J p. m , to 4 p. m. uud tlmt
all persons attend the exercises and
assist in carrying out the program pre.
pared tor ll'o occasion.
Given under uiy hand this 2lrd ) dtty of
May , 1000. E ROYSE ,
Mayor.
Itunaway Hoys Caught.
Marshal Towsloy wont west on
a boy chase , on the morning train
last Friday and Friday evening rj-
turned with two prodigals , who a
week previous had left comfortable
homes at Grand Island , with Iho
view of becoming cow hoys in the
far west. The buys names are
Grover ThompHot , , son of W. 11.
Thompson of Grand Island and
Potors. The boys left home on
horseback with a small bund In of
clothing strapped on their saddles.
Air. Thompson who wan away from
homo at the time , on returnii g
found the boyn had gene west to
' herd cattle" wrote to eily marshal
Towsloy giving a full disonption of
runaways and offered $25.00 for
their capture. The boys were only
1 1-i yoarfc old but they were bhrewed
i.'tioiigli to go around the towns on
their way and it was not until Fri
day morning thct the marshal was
nblo to locate them. C. F. and .1.
B. Tierney who had jtiit returned
from their ranch west of Anselmo
infotmcd him that two boys wore
at their r.inclio who had reached
ih To the day before that answered
Iho di'Hcriptifin but who gave dif
ferent names from thu boys that
were wanted. Mr. Towsley lost no
tune in getting theru , but before
boarding the early mdrning train
for ( ho west he telcgraphon the
livery man at AiiHolmo to have n
team in waiting for him when ho
reached AiiHclmo. Reaching the
ranch about U o'clock a. m. ho 10
turned to the iJow with ih bo > H
the name evening Having inform
ed Mr. Thompson ol the capture by
wire ho was on hands Saturday
morning . > ud took his boy homo
with htm and < uuit thu Peters boy
over land with the two horses.
Subsequently it was learned that
Deputy Sheriff Taylor was on trail
of the boys and had reached Ansel-
mo the evening before when1 ho
retired for the night ; while ho slept ,
Uroknn Bow's efficient marshal was
speeding his way as fast as his
tesm would carry him across the
saici l.il'n ' to the destination of the
fugativus. The boys had planned
Lo leave for Wyoming that day and
had it not boon for tbo hot pursuit
[ jiven by Marshal Towsloy they
doubtless would IIRVO bsen gen ? be
fore any one else had reached ll o
Tioruey ranoho.
Miss Lizscic Forscyth , of New
Helena has been elected teacher
for the Kearney schools for the
ensuing year. She had taught
there a number of years piror to
last yearwhen she decided to take
a vacation. Miss Forscyth is one
of Ctister county's early
and most efficient teachers.
The Next of Kin.
A case has come before the U.
S uircuj' court in Omaha , which IK
vidoni'y ' a surprise to the majority
ol the people in Nebraska. It was
the suit of Annie J. Thompbon
against tlr. C. M. & St. P. and the
Armour Packing Company to re
cover dam.igenlor tao death of bur
fourteen year old hon , who wvt
killed by n train operated by the
lorincr Company on the private track
of the hitter.
In recent years , lh boy had as-
nistod his mother MI iho support of
the family , the f.ithor have deserted
them ten yearn ago. and the mother
claimed damages en thu ground that
the death of the boy deprived her of
this assistance. 'Iho Judge admit
ted Iho justioo of the claim and ex
pressed his regrets that he was com
pellcd to instruct the jtny to render
a verdict against her , for the reason
that Iho mother , ajcordi g to the
Htatuo of Nebraska , is not "the next
ol kin" to the child , this partic
ular relatiorship belonging solely to
the father , and therefore she was
not the proper plaintiff in the sun ;
ind as the father had received no
pecuniary advantage by the boy's
labor , ho was not entitled to dam
ages.
ages.Yet there are hundreds of women
in Nebraska who declare that they
"have all the rights they want , " and
the Anti-Suffragists affirm that the
laws of our State are more generous
to women than to men.
Sti''h cases bring the laws to the
test and prove the fallacy of these
assertions. LAUKA A. GUKQG.
( jTlio Broken Bow Creamery station
which baa boon in operation less
than two months is already doing
a thirving business. In the past week
the amount of milk furnished has
nearly doubled and it is not yet get
ting all that it will in the near fu
ture. Perry Foster , the local man
ager seems to be the right man in
tlie right place. Ho is intensely in
terested in the work and is con
stantly on the alert for business.
There is PCM cely an afternoon , after
taking care of the milk brought
in the morning but that ho hitches
up to his buggy and goes to the
country to talk creamery. This
week ho has succeeded in establish
ing another route extending south-
cast as far as J. O. Taylor's. This
station IH now the best patronize 1
station in the county , yet it is thu
youngest. Monday a now route
was i-Utrtcd which brought the
number of pounds daily up to 2100
The Beatrice Co which has the
plant leased guarantees a dividend
of six per cent on the stock \vhon
the amount of milk furnished
reaches 3000 pounds , and eight per
cent whi-n the amount reaches 5000
pounds. The southeafit route es
tablished yesterday promises to
raise the daily average to the 3000
pounds limit * Hun means a not
profit to the patrons of the Million
of $500 , a mi nth , besides 0 per cent
to the block holders on their invest-
ment. 'I hero is no roaHon why , if
all who could would patroniau the
cromery thai 5000 pounds ol milk
hhould not bo furnished daily with
in the next $0 days.
pecial Sale
of Ladies
High Grade
Silk Shirt Waists ,
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This cut fully represents
the style of an elegant Line of
Ladies Silk Shirt Waists
which we have just received
from a leading JVew York
Manufacturer. These gar-
iiipnts are made up in the
very latest stvle , with the
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new Scolloped Front , front ,
back and sleeves beautifully
corded and hem-stitched ,
Elegant assortment of colors ,
Cerese , Heliotrope , Sage green
Red , Pearl Greys , Turquois ,
etc.
Those goodb have never before
been shown at retail at less than
MpO.oO and are good values at
that , but by a special deal wo are
enabled to place this lot on sale at
the very low price of 4.40 ,
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Wo are also hhowing India Silk
Waists made up in same style at
the very low price , of $3.OO
We also include in thib sale a hut
of very line plain and glace silk
under skirts to close out. formei
prices $5"7o and tpO.QO ,
cloding priceo $3.5O nd $4.5O.
Just received , another line of
Indies trimmed hats , sent to us on
consignment at end of Eeason
prices. You got the benefit.
Come to the big store for good
barugins in this year's merchandise.
WILSON & DHAKK.
All who have rooms to rent
during- the Summer school will
report same to County Superin
tendent , J. J. Tooley ,
The Alumni meeting- Monday
nig-ht was a grand affair. There
were fifty of the members present.
They indulged in a banquet at
the Burlington hotel at the close
of the exercises.
WANTKD Several persona for district
otlicb iuiuiagers ; In this state to represent
me in their own and surrounding coun
ties. Willing to pay yearly $ GOO , pay
able weekly. Desirable employment
with unusual opportunities. Rgferen-
cos exchanged. Enclose self-addreBEed
stamped envelopeS. . A : Park , 320
Uuxton HuildliiK , Chicago.
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MARKET REPCW.
Wtioat 4448C
Hurley . . . ,3'Jc '
Onts J > 7r
Joru aa
Kyo 33"
luttcr 18 } $ .
Cgna
'otatocs 30 :
. ) nloim , .1.D
: ; hlckeii , i G.i to : : PI
llotfs 4.1
COWH U , jj
atcurb . . 4fO
Tiirkoya f-
Straw ' > : nvt
liny „ 5.00 [ > u tin.
A Good Thing-
Our Groat-Grandmother' garrets
containing the same herbs of all
healing found in Karl's Clover root
tea. Tlioy gave our ancestoi
strength , kept the blood pure , end
will do the Ramo for you it you say
HO. Price 25 ots. and 50 ots. Sold
by II. G. Haoborlu.
KlitMiitiallHm Cured.
My wife has used Chr.mbarlnln'a Pain
liilm for rhmiumtUm with great relief ,
and I can recommend it HS a tplendld
liniment for rheumatism uud other
household mo for which wo Iwvu found
It valuable \V. J. Cuylor , Ked Greek ,
N. Y.
IB This Plain Enongh-
If you have a nagging cou h
and are loosing ilosli , go to a drug
btoro. and iot a bottle of Shiloh's
Contuni | lion Cure. Take two-
ibirds of it , and then , if you are
not bi-noh'U'd , return the bottle to
tin- druggist , and wo will return
your nnMioy. Inn't that fair ? No
onn I'ould asx more. 25 olx. 50 ctn.
and $1 00 a botilo.
Mr. fUiylor U one ol the Hmi'inn mer-
uhttn'B u ( ihlH villnK" and onu of liio most
promln-'Dt m"ti in thl < vointty. W. O.
Kdltur Kml Crock ll-nild. For
by all Druggist * .
I wish lo say to my Friendw and Patrons that I am now
located in the Now Briok Huilding , on west side of Square ,
wlwrc 1 will bo better prepared to nerve them than ever be
fore. F. W. HAYES ,
Jeweler and Optician.
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K. C. WOIINAI.I , , 1'rcMdcnt. J. A. IIMinisCashier.
A. J. KOllItimuN , Vlcc-l'rca. W. U. 1II.ACKWKI.L , Ate't Cneltlcr
Farmers Bank of Ouster County ,
BKOKKN BOW , NEB.
Transacts a General Banking Business. 'County Claims and
Warrants Bought.
Wo have over 100 sots of good tirsfc-olass Farm Harness
that wo will sell at the old price of last year. Our rea
son for this is that wo have carried them over from last
year and the leather in thorn was bought cheap. This
gives us a ohanco t' : undersoil all competitors by ton
per cont.
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For Cash Only ,
. UTe Fall Time on these Goods.
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i Don't forgot our line of Hardware , Barb Hop Fence ,
ig in Huggies and Wauonn , ( , 'ook Stoves and Ranges , the
iI I best on earth for the price.
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Fair Prices , Best Material , and Best
C. B. BETTS amter
Workmanship. . . , Dei orator
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