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More About the Fnlllinrl Mtmlcr.
I1
L Ou last Fi'idjy wo had tlio pica-
i sure ol uncling ! ti. IJranyai ) , an
attorney of Hunting-ton lndtu.ii. * ,
where resides Mrs. Alnrgaroll Jin-
Hhaw , tlio sislur ol W. U. tfullharl ,
whu WUH recently murdered nortli.
west o ! AtiHvlmQ. IliH presence ni
tbu last d'ty ol tliu prilimiii\ry ) ; trial
of Win. Oxlcy , for the murrtor of
Fullhart. W.IH wholy unexpected.
A special to tliu Stat < : Journal , in
speaking of tliu matter said ;
'Hi' came on the solicitation of .Mis
lliiBlinw , who o lliu night of thu
Sliud of November , two days bafor < )
alio ruuoivud tliu tologr.im atniouiin
itig IIT ) brolliL'is dt'iuh , Haul HIO !
dreamed that phe saw a man kill
her brother with a hammer by
breaking in his skull on hie ( Junior
county ranch. She uleo dreamed
that Fullhart told her he had a can
of money buried in a curtain part
of the Htable. She was HO nervous
sue uould not Hleop Hiid got up and
aroused her daughter , who was in
lliu hoiiHi ) with hur , and told her the
dream. After hearing oflhu death
of her brother Hhe wrote lo the
postmistress at Dunning inquiring
about the L-Htate of her brother , who
inlormcd her thai il was probable
vrorth $50,000 , and ho had a quarter
suction of laud with a Hue brick
house besides largo herds of cattle
and horoCH. Afi her half brother from
Kuisas. who had visited the ranch ,
h.id written hur there wore not to
exceed 100 cattle and horses and
htH ranch was on government land ,
Mm. llushaw was inclined lo think
tihe wau liable to be defrauded out
of a largo part of the CHtate.
The conflicting reports about the
value af the property , togolohr
with a desire to have him look for
the eau of money , caused her to
Hind her attorney. Mr. Branyan
visited the Fullhart ranch Friday ,
but itiHtead of a tine brick house , he
found one of the worst sod hovolfc
in this part of the country and
further found thai the deceased had
no tillo to the land on which he
had been rpRiding HO long. Ho dug
for the money in the stable , as his
oliont had directed , but
without success. The administrator
has found fifty cue horses and
thirty-nine cattle that belonged to
the docoaHcd , including the one *
Oxley drove oil and sold. Mrt > * llu-
shaw's desuriplion does not tally ex
actly with Oxloy , as iho man Bbr
saw in itrr clroaiu was of light ootn-
pk'xion , light hair and muslauhi'
and iiyo foot six inches tall. Tin
prisoner is a man about live foot ton
inches high , of dark conplexion and
hair and weighs about 100 pounds
II may dovalopo yol , if Oxloy is not
the murderer , that herdisoription is
not much out of the way. Mr.
Bran van started homo Friday even
ing , not strengthened in the boUel
in menial telepathy since his iuvosti.
galion of the real situation- The
dream is remarkable , however , as the
date corresponds closly to the time
thai the ovidonoo would seem to
point to the date of his death. If
it is true , it will probably clear Ox.
ley , as , according lo the evidence he
had driven off and sod ! Fullhart's
cattle throe days before iho murder
was committed.11
J.A. liellenbargor , of Dale , wan
among iho number in the oily
Monday , looking after the school
Innd advertised lo bo leased. He
scoured another qtiarler , which
makes a section of school land he
has enclosed in his pasture , which
consists of 4500 acresMr. . Kcllen
bargor ia one of the Iowa boyu who
has no reason to regret that ho lo
cated in Custor county some fifteen
or twenty years ngo. In addition
to his pasture land , ho has 400 or
COO acres under cultivation , which
iu well unproved , and good frame
buildings. Ho has already this tall
turned off a oar each of cattle and
hogs , and is feeding 20 head of
steers and 140 head of hogs , and
has besides 200 head of Block cattle
Ilia corn crop was excellent iho past
season. From 170 acres cf corn ,
ho husked 40 bushels lo iho acre by
weight. Ho has combined farming
and stock raising , and 1ms made it
a success.
Letter List.
Following is the dead letter lit * ,
for week ending Deo. 18,100P :
MM. MottKlo YnnZanL Mtltou Zimmerman ,
Mrs Cbas. Cover , Junes II , Wulllror.
Parties calling for the abcv
ploabo say advertised.
L. II JBWKTT , 1 * . M.
HOLIDAY RATES-UURL1NOTON ROUTE.
December 22 , 2J ! , 34 , 25. 31
and January 1st ,
Between stations not more
than 200 miles apart.
Good lo return
Until January 2d.
Boo nearest tii'kct agent.
Il , L. OitMBiiv , Agent
CHEAP TK1P TO LINCOLN.
The Burlington will sell tickets
from Broken Bow , Neb. , to Lin-
ooln and return for $6.1C on Deo.
25 , 20 and 27 , on account of the
annual meeting of the Nebraska
Stale TeaoheiB * Absooiation. Re
turn limit Doc. 20.
Successors to
Peale , John & Bushnell ,
The Dig Store In the llcnlly Itluek ,
Will continue to do business at
Mm old Etnnfi. Our stock of goods
wo are pleased to have everybody
unmo in and cximmo. There IB not
a better Stock of TAPLK AND FANCV
GUOOKHIRH , DIIT Goons , HOOTS AND
SHOKS , HATH , CAPS AND QUKKNH-
WAKK ihiH Hide of Lincoln , and our
prices will sell the poods. VVo now
have in stock an extra tine lot of
ChrintrnaH oandioH , from the bent to
Iho cheapest , and in Quoonswaro ,
after looking at our Htoou , you cannot -
not help but buv some one nice
present. Wovill mill continue to
pay the highest market price for
produce , poultry and game , and
with pleapuro ihank you for jour
liberal palronago In the past , and
wish you lo jontinuo in the future.
Bring your neighbors wilh you. We
have lols cf room , and lots of clerks
to wait on customois right. Wis'i-
ing all a mnrry Christmas and a
happy Now Year , wo are ,
Yours for biHinefls ,
JOHN &KNERR.
Married -
UAIIT ( . 'HIUSTEK8KN At ( lie rcMdonco of the
hrldo'B parenta , near llerwyn , December 10th ,
10(10 ( , ntap. in , bhnrp , by Huv. Itlclmtil Hollls ,
Mr. Oto II Ilnrt lo MlfS Audicw C'brlsteiuon ,
holli of licrwjii.
The young people wore the re
cipients of nnny boauliful and use
ful prosontH. They will remain in
the neighborhood the coming year ,
Mr. Hail having ronled iho Noonan
properly , where they will embark
on life's journey together.
I'huruli ScrvlecH.
CHItlHTlAN 011UUOII
BibK ) school 10 a. in ; Commun
ion and Hcrmon , 11 a. in. ; Endeavor
mooting , 0-30 p. m. ; Sermon 7:30
p.m. Good music. All are invited
to attend ihoso services ,
u. u OHUUCII ,
"Tho Child of Prophecy and hit-
Name , " will bo the subject of the
morning surmon al Iho U. B. churoh
next Sunday morning. "Tho
Christmas Star , " will bo ibo theme
of iho evening. Mr. ClmH. Bells
will work a beautiful Christmas
design on iho black board , to illus
trate the sermon. All are cordially
invited lo these services.
Ki'iaoorAL oituncu.
lib Sunday in Advent ; December
23rd , 10:45 : a. m. Children's service
Christinas hymns mid oaroU' , Ad
dress to the children. Solo , Earl
Molynoux. 7:30 p in. , < veiling ser
vice and sermon. Solo , Miss Pinker ,
ton ; "Glory to Heaven's Elernal
King. " Duet , cornet and violin ,
Mr. Wilkina and Mr. Root.
Christina ) Day , December 25th ,
10 a. m. , Celebration of the Holy
Communion , sermon on the Christ
mas Message Offertory duet , Mrs.
Gutlorsou and Mrs. Mayer ; ' 'Little
Town of Bothlohew "
St. John's Day , Thursday. Da-
ceniliLr 27th , 7 p in. , Sunday School
Festival and Christmas-tree. Carols
and recitations , a Christinas talk ,
presents and candy. Everyone
cordially invited to all these services.
WALTON HALL DOQGETT , Rector
To California In a Tourist Sleoper.
In ill ) other way cnn you go to Callfor-
ilii BI > quickly , so comlorinble , and yet
HD economlCHl , HH In n tourist elouplng
our.
our.Tho tourist cars need ( or the Ourllng-
ton Oterlnud Excursions urn models ol
coiufoit n-idconvmiiuueo , hlghbaokeeat *
anil double windowsTboy are lighted
by gas. The boating firrangiiiont tire
ndmlrnblo iintl the bed lurnlshlngB are
eleiin uiul of good quality.
'Iho Burlington Exourelona luavi
Oiuntm every Tucpday and Thursiluy act !
KO through to Sun Frnnciuco nnd LUH-
Angek'H without changes or i5olaye.B of
HUV kind. You can | olu thorn nt Liu-
ooln , IIiiBtlnjja , Oxfoid , or any other
Btntiou at which the train Btopa. The
route IB through Denver nud Salt Ltiko
City , pn t the llnest econury vleiblo Irom
onr windows anywhere on the globe.
An experienced exeurtion iminDgei la tn
charge o ( each excursion party nnd u un-
Uormul porter Hocompanles each oar
Folder giving full imtormatlon mailed
on request Beautiful lllustraled 72 page
book iihciit California eont on receipt of
HX cunts in btnmpB. J .FiUNCid.
Qenornl PuBoocKor Agent , OmahaNeb.
novS Ot.
Now Is the Time to Subserlbo.
The Slate and National campaign
for 1000 is now on. Everybody
should keep posted. The National
campaign as well as the state's bids
fair to bo both exciting and interosl-
ing. No body who has any inler-
ext in the result of the campaign
should bo without a county and
sUto paper Iu order that every
oitizouH in Custcr county may keep
posted , we have deoided to make a
special price on the RUPUQUOAN so as
to put it within Iho roauh of ovorbody.
To all new subflcribers OR well as lo
all who pay up arrearages wo will fur
nish iho Hi rum-iOAN for 25 cents to
the first of January 1001 , nr tbo
RBPUBLIOAN and State Journal to
Jan. 1st 1001 for 50 ; the How York
Tribune or Dee and RuruuLiCAN for
05 cenlB lo January Isl 1001. Kansas
City Journal and RBPUIILICAN bO
cents.
. B , 10X ) .
from Ir.ft ucok. ) '
It was moved and ' .Mirlud to iiccept
nnd ndopt thu icpoti as tecommoaded by
life commUtri' .
ItVIIB thrn moved nnd carried to ad
journ until 1.JIO p. m
Afternoon SeaMen ,
The buivru reconvened , nil or the noon
reei'38 , v\uti nil mum ben * pn-ecnt
Tinnfiernoon wiw spent by the com.
mtitfoi in work Iu their various depirt-
uiontt * nnd In preparing nn cutlmnto ul
ttiu fliipplie needed for the onsiiInK yeiu.
At 0 o'clock the board ndjotirnKd until
C oVlok Thuradny morning
Thurfday , Dee. G.
The board mot at U a. m , with nil the
uuunbora In nttonilmicn.
Thu inlnutca ot yesterday's
wcro rend nnd approved.
Moved by NlchoUs , seconded by Con
ley , ttmt an ndvertluumont bo Inserted in
tbi ) county papura for bids ( or ntiperln
ttinduut ot poor ( urni. and for phyelclnn
for poor farm nnd jail for 11101. Motion
cart led.
It WIIB mo"od nnd carried that the
board advortlpu for bl'Ja for brld o vvnrk
for 'Juster county during the > 'nr 1001
Ic VVIIH niovt'd Hiid tecoiutrd tlint tlio
board ndvonUo for bid * for county
printing for the eimilng yenr. After
boniu didcaselon the roll wan culled on
thin motion , with the following result :
Ayes. Arthur , Cnnloy nud Cooncy. Nnys ,
U'euhbuhl , Lliul nnd Nicholas.
The clerk announced the result , of thp
ballot u tie. The chairman , Mr , Cnrr ,
votid uyo , nnd the motion wnH declared
cunircl in tliondlrnintive. Ayec,4 , naj'slt
Mr. NIcholiia tinted in explanation ol
his vote Unit as there wns no bid laM
yenr.ho la of the opinion thnt all personc
are entitled to the snme privileges us
were granted at thnt time , and therefore
voted nguiiiHt tlio motion
It WHS moved and cnrrled that the
board Uko a recess to 10 : ! ! p. in.
Afternoon Session.
Alt the members bulnur present at 1:30
p in. , the chnlrniMi called the meeting 10
6tdir.
Mr. Cooney reported for the judiclnry
coHimilleo t.B followa :
Wu , your cntnmlllvG , recommend thnt tlio claim
of Ji'rry Mend. SI1.60 for wltLoei- free in euro of
State vs Wayniclt anil Martin Iio nllowcd. It WHB
movutl and cairicil to accept llio report anil
adopt It 08 recommended
The official bond road nnd road claims
committee reported at ) follows on the
road petl'lon ' nigned by II. O , Donnel.
lo-wlt :
\Vo , yonroommlltie , rtcoinmnnil that tlio pe
tition be grunted , mill ttmt tbo county nnrvoyor
ho ordered to ctian u tbe eimov as ngrecd upon
lietueoii tbu committee and .Mr Djnr.el , raid
Domini tn receive S'JO.ttl. Q. A. ( Jrlllith , $72 Oil
liolrnof Fliiri'lire G. 'irllllili S-IO 00 U O. blicdcl ,
$30 00 Jno. McDunnott , $1000 , damnge to IHJ
lurlcJ nKi > lint roml illslrlrt No 3 , I uslcr town-
elilp. ItvnH mo\cd nnii carried to accept iho
report , and adopt It us rrcomraonded by Hit ) com
luittoc.
The following renolutlon was read nnd
considiireil by tbo board :
Wbcrcai , Tbcro baa been paid In on tbo line of
Cliue. F. Miirtln cuttuln moiicy that elioiihl bn\c
boon applied upon cons , tberoforc bu It
Ucpolvcd. That M , K. Sclinurlngcr , conntj-
truusurcr. be and hereby Is uutliorlzcd and In
structed to bold tliu moiu-y paid In by 0. T. Orr ,
rlprk o ( the district court , on tbu line ot Cbns , P.
Aliirtln tbo sum of 131 50. and not distribute the
saii'o until tbo further order of the county board.
"Moved by Arthur. eecoiuUd by Llnd ,
thnt the resolution be adopted. Onrried.
Moved bv Conli-yseconded by Arthur ,
that the notion uerutoforo taken by tla-
county board , on thu Otti day of Sept. ,
1000 , rejecting the petition for Ihs Bayer-
lioffur ruiid bu nnd thu snino U hereby
reconsidered , ami tbnt Iho mutter ot the
further considortitlon ot enia rend peti
tion be set for December 10 , 11)00 ) , at 10
o'clock u. in. , nnd that the county clerk
Co and hereby IB instructed to notify tuu
parties Interested. Motion curried.
The following resolution was offered
by Mr. Cooney.
Whereat , It is the Uaty of tbe treaeuier of Cut
ter county to collect the persoual taxes of said
CuMcr county , nnd
Whereas , The personal taxes of 1899 are due and
delinquent , end
Wburoi , M. K Sclinerlngcr , lliu present county
treflbiuor of Custer county , has fa'led , neglected
nnd refused to collect a laryu portion of thu por-
nonal Uiios from various iicrcon * tn eald couuty ,
andWhore
Whore , A larfjo portion of tbe 1899 taxcc arc
unpaid , and
Whereat , Said taio are duo from perilous own-
tut ; euUlclent personal property to cnablo aatd
county treasurer to collect euld Usernnd
Wlurena , Uy reason of tbe failure of said M. E.
tchnorlngor , county treasurer , to collect eald
tnxen , u lurKO amount of eulu taz Is in danger of
bt lug lost to gald county by reason of tbe purlins
bccomliiK unable to pay said tax. or becoming In
a condition Uiimiclally to that raid tax cunnot bo
enllectcil ; llureforo bo It
llOfohed , Tlmt the county attorney ba and
hereby It ordered and dlroitad to commuicu
proper protecding * at once au'tlunt sal i M , E.
brlinorlnKor , county trcaturcr , to compel him to
collect mid lunsoiml taxes.
Moved ni'd arconded that resolution bo
adopted. Vote taken , all mcmbeag voting
ing aye except Mr. Conli-y , who ox-
plnlnril his neRMIvo vote by tUtlng that
In h's opinion thu county treasurer id
tloina hU duty , nnd should nt bo con-
f-ured while doing nia best to collect the
delinquent taxes
Honid adjourned until ! ) o'clock a. in.
FrWuy.
Fdday , Doc. 7 1900.
Hoard met nt 0 u. tu.wlth nil menibora
preaent. Miuutoa of pievioua day read
and approved.
Moved and accorded that Wru. Ulair
bu nppomtcd Janitor of court house for
your ofl901.nl aamo calnry iu received
Ihla joitr. Motion carrird.
Mr A. H. Hnniphroy iiresented a po
tion signed by S. K Ilalnefi , relative tea
a claim tor iliuuH i's by reason ot the
O'dubliehiuunt of n public rend In 1880 ,
said road known naJTo. . Petition re
ferred to road ooinmltt p.
Thu afternoon of Friday w&8 spent In
commit1 eo work , thu brld o committee
bohiK absent vlowliiK bridges.
Snturdiiy , D.c. 8 , 1000.
Hoard mot wlih all incmherH present.
Minuted of last , meeting read nnu np-
prvod Commlttoo work occupied the
forenoon.
In ( tie afternoon the chairman called
the regular order of business. Mnanctt
eoinmlttco rouorted na follows :
We , your flnnnca couimlttin , rccouunoud. tbu
followliiK trantfer of funds : Prom tbo uuneral
fund of 1899 nnd to the
. , prior years . . . . . . gcurral . . . . luud
.f 1UOO , 8,000. NlCHOLAf
LlM ) , I-Co m.
CON LBV , |
Movrd nnd carried to nccept and
adopt aa recommended.
Mr. Cooney offered the following.
Whereas , U lm been brought to our notice by
tbo certificate of ths tounslilp board of llerwyn
towmlilp tliat micralarrauts bnvo hocn Issacd
by said tounililp bourd , and said warranta are
uuw In the hauils ol virloax parttrs , and
Whereas , tiuld claims weiu allowed by tbo
couuiy beard , and lire Judgments agalutt ( nld
road dlitrlcU and
Whereas , Varlouf sums ba > o b-on prld by raid
county treniuret , and the sumo bare notJicvn
crrdlud ution said warranti" . naw , therefore he It
Keiolvcd , That the county Iremuror bo nud
hereby li ordered and directed , ui'ou tbo prc eu-
tallou of tald warranti , and tliu allowance of
piopur credit thercou of payments already made ,
Is hard enough m
it Is. It is to bur that
we owe our world ,
uud everything
should bu made as
t-nsy us pubbihlu for
her at the time of
childbirth. This
is just what
s
FRIEHD
will do. It will mnke
baby's cotnintr easy
nnd painless , and thnt without tak
ing dangerous drugs into the sys
tem. It is simply to bo applied to
the muscles o the abdomen. It
penetrates through the skin carry
ing strength and elasticity with it.
It strengthens the whole system and
prevents all of the discomforts of
pregnancy.
The mother of a plumb babe in
Panama , Mo , hays : "I have used
Mother's Friend and can praike it
highly. "
Get Mother's Friend ot the
Drug Store , SI per bottle.
The Bradficld Regulator Co. ,
ATLANTA , GA.
Write for our free illustrated book ,
" Before Uaby is Horn. "
to pay the balance duo on said clalmn with any
funds now in his hands belonging to paid rend
dlftrlct judgment fund , with 7 per cent Iritcrctt
on laid warrants thereon.
Mnvf d tied esrried to nccept nnd adopt
resolution as read.
II110.
A merry Ctmstmaa to all.
Raymond Griffith and his sister ,
Graon visited with friends at Ctifitoi
Center last week.
Arrangements are making for a
reunion at John MoDermont'ti on
Christmas of the MoMnrtries.Scotts ,
Husks , Pvlkoys , Piokotls and Con-
leys.
Davis lljadley has gone to
house keeping on the James Younc
farm three miles cant of Ryno.
CLERICAL PERMITS 1901.
Applications for clergymen's half
faro permits for 1001 should be Hied
at the earliest pontnblo dale with
the local agent of the B. & M. R.li
J. FRANCIS , Gun. Pass'r. Agent.
CfilKoriiiii TniTcl Incivnslnir.
The increasing popularity of
tourist sleeping oars for tratiHconU
n ntal travel is a subject of much
comment among railroad men. It
is said that 85 per eent of iho pan-
Hungers to and from California travrl
iu tourist iloepiug-oara. Tlnse oors
are comfortable and nol nearly so
expensive as palace sleeping-cars.
The Burlington railroad is doing a
great deal to encourage tourist-cur
travel , having increased Us California -
nia tourist car service this soae > on
from onco-a-wook three limes
- - to a
week.
ConMiuttition of Quinine * .
The people of the United States con-
eumo one-third of the total quinine
output of the world. The average con
sumption per hend is 20 grains an
nually. The cinchona tree , which fur
nishes quinine , Peruvian baric , and
tallsaya bark , Is a native of the west
ern South American coast countries ,
more particularly Peru ; yet but a com
paratively small portion of the world's
product now comes from that region
Cinchona trees have been transplant
ed In Java nnd British India , and the
bulk ot the quinine used now comes
trom these countries.
Palm Treei In Cuba.
The royal palm of Cuba consists of
a tall , straight trunk of a very fibrous
fcature , and supports a cluster of ton-
nated leaves Uko a bunch of pluinea
on a long stick. The leaves are larg
and leathery. These loaves continue
to ETOvr from the center to a great
length. When the leaves cannot grow
any more they drop to the ground
from the bottom of the cluster , thua
making room for tuo now ones , which
are always coining out of the center ,
It alio yields , in the proper Beuaon ,
yellow flowers. The fruit cannot be
taten.
ITce Complexion Iluuuttiflor.
Wo want every lady render of the
ucAN to iry Dwighl's Com
plcxion Beaulifier , the inont exqui
site toilet preparation , It is pure
and harmlessmakes the faoesmootl
as velvet and fair as alabaster. To
induce a fair trial of it wo will fo
a short time only send FRKE a ful
size , Fifty cent box to evury lad ;
who will fond us her post office ad
dress silver dime to pay forpackin ;
arid postage. Only one KKUK box to
each address but ladies may ordc
for their friends. Each box mailoi
separately. Send this notice ant
your order at ONCK to D W. CUSTKR
o. , Huntinplon W , Va.
TO MAKK A FORTUNE , THE OPPORTU
NITY MAY NOT COilE YOUR WAY
AGAIN
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Century Farmer , 18t9 Farnani street , Omaha , Nebr. d20-4
6'8
I'UbllshcJ Mor-
day. Wedncsdny
HEW nnd Frhlav , Is In
ronllty a flu , lre h ,
oTcry other - day
Dally , glvhiR tne
ln' < st news on days
of Isunc , and coverIng -
Ing news ot the
other Ihreo. It con
tains nil Important
foreign cable news
ulilcli nppenrH In
The Daily Trlbane
of fitine dun ; , also
liornotllc and For
eign Conespond-
cnce , Shoit htorlef ,
TW- Clugunt Half-tone
- IllUBtrntiuUB , IIu
morons Items , In-
duftlrlous Inforrna-
tlon.FnBhlon Notes ,
Agricultural Mat
ters nnd con'pro-
liciinlvo mid n-11-
nblu Financial mid
Market leportd.
Hegularrnbscrlp-
tlon price , SI 01) ) per
year.
\Vc fnruteh It
ulth tlio HM'Uiu.i
i CAN for ? l 50 per
year.
Send all orders to the REPUBLICAN , Broken Bow , Nebr.
Cash Prizes.
First Pnzo 1,000
Second 1'rizv 500
Five Prizes of $100 each. . . . 500
Fiver Prizes of $50 raoh. . . . 260
Tun Prizes of $25 oaoh 250
Total . . . . * 2,5UO
IEm OEN'IUHY
A FAUMEIi offtiH the nbovo pr zee
to Ita ugentB , tlio money to bo nwarded
when tno euui total of orderB rocelved
( rum fronts rcnohi'B 10.000 In Addition
to llioae prize ? , agents nru allowed a
cnmmi-aion of 150 cisnta on cncti liow or-
d r , at d 20 cents on renewals.
The indent scndlnt ; In tin1 moat orders
Is untitk'd to first prize $1,000 ; tlio ncxl
lar eat gets atcond prizu , uud BO on
down the list. The more ugents ontiT-
in , the Booner the number 10,000vlll
beiuncbed.
The Twentieth
Century Fanner ,
OMAHA , NEB. . d20 4t
SCHEDULE OF BROKEN BOW MAILS.
Pouch for west will close nt 8 p. in , except
bum's ) when U uill ctoso ut 7 p m.
Touch , cast { or train No. 4j clean * lit 5.3 < ) a m
and for NoII cloron nt , 11 u m. Mull for nnlcv
nnd poluU east uf Grand Island Uirrted on train
No. 44.
Oronto via of llyno ac.d rucLcrvIlle , daily ex
cept Sunday cloRca , nt 7 u m ; reiurnlni ; ciimo day
Ciilluvnyla , Mc'Kluley dally except HundHy
does at" a in , returning mime diiy
Hound Valley via Oreui and Kltou closti nl7u
in , Monday , Wednesdy and Krldu/s , reluming
eniio day.
Siimner via Ournsoy , QeorKelown and Upton
arrrlves at 11 ao , Tuecdny Tnursduy nud bAtur-
day , returning loavoa nt riio ; eunm day.
OlUOi boura from 8.00 n ru to H 00 n in Sun-
Jay 8.30 to U.8U a. m. Lobby opcn'ucek daa from
7amtu8pm L , II. JKWKTT , I'.M.
A Good Thing.
Our Groat-Grsndmolher's g.irrol
containing iho same herbs of all
healing found in Karl's Clover root
toa. They gave our ancestor
slrungth , kept Hut blood pine , DIM )
will do iho mi mo for you il you HUV
so. Price 25 olH. and 50 ols. Sold
by J. tt Hnohurln
Wo will furnish thu IvansaH city
Journal and Kuruui.uuN for 81.25
per year.
Published on
XburFday , and
HEW I nowri for nearly
Hixty yonrs In every
part of the United
titnlca as a National
Family M owe paper
of the highest claHH.
for farmers and
villager * . It con-
taint * nil the moft
Important gviirral
news of The Daily
Tr buuo up to tbo
hour of going to
pices , nn Agricul
tural Department
of the highest or
der , has entertain
ing roadlnii for
every inembpr of
tbo family , old p.ud
yoUDK' J'ar'ict ' lie-
ports , wlilchure sc-
WEEKLY toptod as authority
by farmers and
country merchanU ,
and Is clcuu , up-to-
date , Interesting
and instructive.
Hcgularinbecrlp-
tiori price , 81.00 per
Tear.
Tear.Wo
- Wo furnlRb It
m-p TOTTOT ? ' with the ItKPUBLi-
1 J&i JD U IN
j CAM for $1.5U per
year
We Have Added
to our shop a full line of wood work-
ins ; raaohuuTy , nnd therefore would
ask a part of your patronage m this
line , i- which wo can mve you
moiiny. Alto ask carpenters and
' ontractors to 'lot UB do tlioir job
work , such HI planing , ripping ,
scroll work , in fact everything that
is done in a tirnt class job shop. Iu
our old line wo are up-to-dato.
Wind Mills.
U'o carry all standard grades.
Pumps.
Wo carry a full and complete stock
of nil btyles. In pipe and well
material we always have it at the
lowest possible price. Fittings and
brass floods , hose , belting , tanks ,
feed grinders , horao powers , in fact
everything thru belongs to our
tiadc.Vn carry in stock the
J.i r . 'i.xc j VCK os ? , vi , . TKVI > ICH
for pumping or power. Also second
end hand gasoline engines , Bleara
I'liginud iu which wo can give you a
bargain. IP
hydraulic and casing
wells wt have the bust and quickest
machinorv tti.u is manufactured in
thiH day and ago of the world , and
can guarantor our work in this line. f
Yours Very Resp'y ,
0. H. CQIffEAD.
U. 8. Lund OIUco , llroxnn Dow , Ncbr. , ( .
C ° A1 ! lVerelY , "r'lvtn " 'tat ' "he6 follow Ing-
. " ' " l ° | C < 1 " 0l'CO ' "f f" ' "lOlUlOri to
ma ii n ( In. . ' ? " ' " " " .PI" ' " of bl claim nnd that
, . nn"K ( "ter nnrt He-
,
ier at llrokon How ,
Nebr , on Juu. J , lOul ,
H".nn ! ? .VVpifty , nf Mllburu , Nbrai.kn. for
. "W W > C3 >
| ' , , * ibu. . ° " ° " ' " Wltlie8ac " prove hU
UI' ° n "ni1 cultlvu lun of
wld land , T
, ' . Olrdlng
01.di.on , ull of Mllbiirn. Mebr.
JAMKbWHlTBlIEAD , lUgtl