Obituary
DuuAdit Margunt llower ? , ditngliter of Mr.
and Mt Vincent lowe * wn boru February
13 , UA8 , In Lumu Co .Illinois. ud illeil at her
home tiuur Wcl * en. Cuatur count ) , tinbraikn ,
February 13 , IWI-aged tuctly ! W yean.
bhu waH married to Lewis K.
Towu , Fob. U2 , IdHO. lu Decem
ber , 1883 , they oanio to Cuntor Co. ,
wlnub ha * Hiiiuu beun ttiuir
homo. Bliu leaven to mourn liur
IOHH hur hnabaud audsuvon children ,
her father and mother , two sisters ,
and a host of fncudti , whose nnmbor
is limited only by the upbore oi her
acquaintance Several years ago
who was truly converted to tlie
loving service of God , and ever
aftei lived as an exemplary Ohriat-
, iaa. In every relation f life , as
daughter , ulsters , witc , mother and
frioi.'d , her charaetor and life was
above reproach , The ordinary
phrases of regret , sympathy ,
condolence or praise sootu trite
and common-phou when applied to
suoli a life and character. Perhaps
no uioro fitting epitaph oould be
written for her than that preoious
declaration of Holy Writ "blessed
are the dead who die in the Lord
for they reat from their labors , and
their works do follow them. " Cert
ainly her works do follow her , in
the influence she has had upon her
own family and her friendn ; her
fidelity to every duty , her simple1 ,
Hweot , unassuming pity , and her
warm affection can never be forgot
ten.
By her request her funeral ser
mon wan preached by her former
pastor and personal friend , Kev. II
M. Pinckneyand was given in the
M. E churoh near her home , known
as "Wesley Chaj > ol" , where for
many years she had been a valuable
member. The crowded house , the
sorrowing faces and tearful eyes all
bore touching evidence to the OH.
teem in which this noble wife and
mother was hold.
Church Sen ices.
KPIHOOI'AL GUUBCll.
Palm Sunday , March 31.
Litany and Ante-Communion
service 10:45 : a. m. Sermon on
the Seventh Commandment. 12
m. Sunday school. 7:45 p. in.
Vesper service. Address on the
5th Criticism of the Episcopal
church , "It is next door to Ko-
manibtn. "
Miss Pinkerton will siny "The
tf Palms , " ( Faure ) at the morning
t ' service , and Miss Pinkerton * and
Mrs. Mayer will sing1 a duet at
the eveningservice. .
Next week being"Holy Week"
there will be services in the rec
tory , Monday , Tuesday and Wed
nesday , at 5 p. m. , aad Maundy-
Thursday in the church at the
same hour.
A three hour Passion service
will be held on Good Friday from
12 to 3 p. m.
_ North aide opera house Monday
night ; stereoptican lecture on Ten
Nig-hts in the Bar Room. Pro
ceeds to go to the public schools.
Admission 10 and 25 cents ,
The revival meetings continue
at the U. B. church with fair at
tendance and good interest. Sun
day morning the pastor's subject
will be "By God's Spirit. " In the
euening the illustrated sermon on
Abraham's Call and God's Prom
ises. A cordial welcome to all
these services.
Mass Meeting.
There will be a mass meetsng
for the citizens of Broken Bow
at the north side opera house
next Sunday afternoon , at three
o'clock. ' This meeting- will beef
of interest to all citizens , of
whatever opinion or politica.
affiliation. Questions of public
interest should be discussed by al.
citizens , in a fair and dispasionate
manner , and all shotile be willing
for that policy to prevail that wil.
insure the largest good to the
largest number of people. It i
the purpose of this meeting to
contribut to this end.
The meeting- will be addressee.
byJ. O. Helms of Kearney , one
of the most popular and forcefu
speakers in the state. Judge
Sullivan and Mr. James White
head will also abbress the mee
ing- . Good music will be provld
ed for the occasion. Let even
body come.
Ilyito
Ryno , March 2 ( > , 1901.
Weather has been cold and dis
agreeable since Saturday , rait
and snow has been hard on stock
yet it has kept the soil in fin
condition.
Seyeral commenced seeding-
last week , but the cold am"
wintery weather hindered th
work. Very little , if any , will
be sown this week. Soil to wet.
Something- unusual for Nebraska.
James Brennen has bought a
quarter section five miles east of
Callaway. He ia living with
Charles McDermott 'till weather
permits him to erect builings.
Wrn. P. Henman is confined to
his bed with a severe attack of
inflammatory rhumatism.
Af Ur an absence of five mouths
ponding- their time m Colorado
Springs , Colo. , working at the
carpenters trade , C. G. and B. C ,
Ktnptield hava arrived home to-
du ) .
News scarce , othingof in
terest to write. May do better
next time. Look out for th
assessor.
Some Flue ( MUle.
The Sargent Leadei gave tin
following last week in reference lu
a purchase of thoroughbred fchort
OFUB recently purdiisod by M. It.
fandenberg , one of Custeroounty'd
iouceitt and prosperous farmer * of
he Middle Loup valley
M. K. Vaudeuborg returned Fn.
ay afternoon from South Omaha
with a Shorthorn hoifpr and bull
/hiuh tie bought at the closing out
ale of T. li. Westropa & Son.
The heifer , Mma Abhotttiburn , is u
good young heifer out of the show
: ow , Lady Uarriuyton and sired by
ho show bull , young AbbotUburn
d. The bull id the show bull ,
Thickset , weighing 1000 pounds at
wo years old. That he is all rijjht
s evidenced by the following clipp-
ngs takei trom the Breeders
Gazette and the Iowa liomeataad.
Those cattle will be u valuable
oquuttton to what is probably the
cut herd ot Shorthorns in Central
Nebraska.
A BOH of young AbbotUburu 3d ,
, vhich is bound to prove one of the
onsational young bulls of the sale ,
s Thickset , Lot 78. His dam , Fairy
Queen waft by Potts bred. Cruick.
hank-Lavender bull , Lavender
ung 3d , for whom Mr. Weatrope
aid $1,000 as a calf. Thiokset
as certainly been well named as
ie is undoubtedly one of the thick-
st , biggest around , heaviast bodied
mils on short legs to bo found auy
where. Helms made a marvelous
development since show time , anil
at 20 months old , weighs 1500
pounds. He comes from a splendid
miking family and will make a
aluablo rhow and breeding bull
or some one to own. Iowa Homo
toad
Among the younc bulls to bo
ouud in Messrs. Westropo's sale
atalogued IB the roan Thiokset
which is two yours old this month.
He represents the cross of young
Abbcttsburn 2d on a Lavender
iviug 3d cow Fairy Queen which
1 of the Huby tribe. It ia worthy
f note that no less than sixteen
f this Ituby family are in the catalogue
aloguo and as A rule the fetualos are
of unusual excellence at the pail. It
"a ouojthe strains that MessrsWest -
rope have cultivated because of
ts dual usefulness and these cattle
are of a very profitable character
Thickset u a bull of extraordinary
thickness and mellowness of tlosh ,
with remarkable derp body , great
hind quarters and short leg. Ho in
uuoh like his sire in his breath ,
bulk and Hesh-carrying qualities ,
ind coming from a tribe of milkers
10 is certainly one of the most valu
able young bulls now in offer for
use by a man who seeki the produo
tion of practiole rent-paying cattle
Breeder's Gazette.
Our KaccliHU | CM.
Aiuloy Chronicle
The Advocate , after five years of
stormy sailing on the sea of journal ,
ism , has bid goodly to friends and
pulled into the harbor ot silence to
be remembered no more. Peace to
UH asher.
Mrs. McCormack came down
from Broken Bow Sunday to visit
with her son and to administer
unto her sick grandson , Clifford
MoCorrnack
Callaway Courier :
H. H. Andrews was the first to
get a building ou the lots left
vacant by the tire.
James Whiteboad has material on
the ground for putting a brick
foundation under the house occupied
by Will Stevens.
C. C. Woodruff , formerly of this
place , is now foreman of the yards
of a big locomotive manufactory at
Richmond W
Last week a prairie fire in Thomas
and Cherry counties burned over a
tract of land lift eon miles wide
and ioventy-five mile long. Con
sidering the extent of the fire but
little damage wan done.
Sargent Nenr Era
A. L. Couhiser killed a young ta-
rantulo on a bunch of bananas
Thursday night. So far as wo know
this is the first aver seen in Sargent.
It is reported that KV. . Davis
has received the appointment to
the position of deputy wrrdeu of
the state penitentiary.
, . Notice.
Notice is hereby given to the
party 01 parties holding orders No.
07 and 08 , on school dutrict No.
118 , Cuator county , Nebraska , to
present the same for payment to
P. 0. Johnson , treasurer of said
district. H , L. YOUK , Director.
Dated March 14,1001. at
Communicated.
From a bushel of corn , the
distiller gets tour gallons ot
whiskey , which retails 510.so.
The fanner gels 25 cent * ; the U.
S. government gets $4.40 ; the
railroad lompatn gets * 1.00 ; the
manufacturer gets S4.UO ; the
drayman gels 15 cctils , the re
tailer gets $7.0U ; the consumer
UX'U. drink ; the wife gets hungry ;
the children gets rags ; the poli
tician gets office ; the man that
wants license gets what ? -
"Woe unto him that giveth his
neighbor drink ; that puttieth the
thy bottle to him and makest
him drink also.Hcb. . 2-15.
Business Pointers.
Job printing at this otlioe.
Dr. T. W. Bass , dentist , Broken
low.
Lubricating oils of all kinds at
Wilkms' drug store.
Dierks Lumber Co. has in utook a *
car load oi line cedar posts for the
trade.
Eight head of young cows for
sale cheap. A. T. SKYUOLT.
fob 28 tf
Buy your chicken's ojster shell ,
crushed bone and grit at the Peal
Cash Grocery Co. fob2b tf
Kor Hale.
A pnir of young drift horses ,
inquire at Leo's barn.
( reruian millet seed , free of weed
send , for sale. IT. C , STEHKT ,
3-21.aw Merua , Neb.
Seed Oats.
For the pure article , leave orders
at J. C. Bowen's at once.
Houses for lent or sale. I will
> e at my place of business from
now ou until 8 p. m.
A. W. DUAKK
FOR SALE ou TUADK Town lots
and a few tive acre lots in thin city ,
'or cattle , horsed or farm land.
'eb'JS tf ALLAN RKYNKK.
When in need of a first-class
auctioneer , oill on or address
U. D. SULLIVAN ,
iirokeu Bow , Nebr. tf
FOR SALE. One Percheron Nor
man Stallion. Kequireof John Wil
is , one half mile west of Broken
Uow. f4 tf
FouSALu A one Htory cottage
with six largo rooms , pleasant yard
and surroundings. Price $900
Call on L. J. Gandy or at this
office. 7 19tf
Farms for salt ; and lands for ronl
Now is the time to get a farm cheap
the cheap farms are all going
and prices are advancing rapidly.
J. G. BUKNIZKK.
Street Talk.
When you want good groceries
you have to go to BowenV
First clnes farm for Halo 4 mile
south east of Broken Bow , also var
ious other lands , write for parti
culars. A. T. SKYBOLT.
Broken Bow. Nebr.
For Sale.
Good Htcck of general merchan
dise. For particulars write J. J.
Stanford , Merna , Neb. j31 tf
For Hale or Trade.
A house and lot in Mason City to
sell or trade for stock ; also a good .
ton foot wind mill with tower , that
I will dispose of the same way.
fob ? tf A. Y. SUTTON.
Broken Bow , Nebr.
We have not moved or sold out ,
but are at the old stand ready to
give you bargains as in the past.
JOHN & KNKHU.
GIUL WANTBU A girl or woman
for general housework. Permanent
place and good wagas. tf
MBH. J. A. HAHKIS.
For first class tonsorial work call
on Wahl t Freed , west side of tue
public square. tf
A complete line of lleintz bottle
goods. JOHN & KNEUU.
You can save money by ordering
your reading matter through the
UKPUIILICAN. We can furnish you
nearly all the papers and raagazins
for less than publishers prices.
Remember the Busy Big store.
They nave anything you want in
the grocery line. Drop m ana look
arouud , make yourself at homo and
see if our prices are not right.
JOHN & KNKUB.
Call and got prices on groconcs ,
queennware and dry goods , whether
you want to buy or not. It may
save you money later. No trouble
to give prices and show goods.
Quick sale * , small profits , prompt
delivery is our motto , at John and
Knerr's.
Dr. Withers , Omaha painless
dentest , will be at the Glebe hotel
April 3rd and 4th. Don't fail to
see him about your teeth , and have
them put in tiisl olais condition at
Oraahft price * . 3-21-td.
The old and reliable firm of
Dierks Lumber do. is the piano tote
to ; for lumber or coal. A good
supply and grades to meet the w < uiu
of their customers are always in
stock. 3'JUf
JsruA\Eu : From my place near
Meruu , aUuut three weeks ai'i > , one
Horrol maru colt , about three years
old , white stripe in forehead. Ad
dress all information to me , at
Merna , Neb. C. F. GBAJJEKT.
M21 3t
I
,
Notice to tliu I ul > llc. 1
The traveling public is hereby I
notified that I intend to fence the
private road running through my
farm , on northeast quarter of sec
tion 1 , township 18 , range 20 , and
all parties are hereby forbidden to
drive over haid toad under pen
alty of law.
MAMTIN ELLINOSON.
Notice of llenurd.
A reward oi $5.00 will be given
for information leading to convic
tion of any one tampering or ined-
liug with any line , or shooting insulators -
sulators or doing any damage inten
tionally on any line belonging to thi >
Broken Bow Telephone Exchange.
Warning is hereby given that any
persons so offending will bo proHB-
cuted to the full extent of the lav. .
BBOKUN Bow TKLKPUONK Excir
Maiitl.
Sand for plastering furnished ou
short notice from the old Gaudy
sana bank
Z. O. and WJ. . CROSS
3-14 tfl
Order
To whom U may concern : No
tice is hereby given to anyone not
to purchase school district warrant
No. 27 , on district No. 100 , of dia
ler county , Nebrask , qiveu. to Dora
Hiatt , for $25.00 , as the same has
been paid and lost by mo before
canceling it. A. H. FORD ,
March 14 , 4i. Treasurer.
STRAYED : Shorthorn bull , com
ing two years old ; on February 4.
Last seen , about two inilos north ot
Broken Bow. Liberal reward will
bo paid for his return.
tf TlERNKY BltOB.
Itcuiurkitble Cures of IHicumatisin.
From the Vindicator , liuther-
fordtou , N. C.
The eutor of the Vindicator has
had occasion to test the efficacy'
Chamberlian'H Pain Balm twice
with the most remarkable results
m each case. First , with rheuma
tism in the sholder from which lu >
suffered excruciating pain for ten
dayn , which was relieved with two
applications of Pain Balm , rubbing
the parts affictea and realizing in
stant benefit and entire reliefm short
time. Second , in rheumatism in
thigh joint , almost prostrating him
with severe pain , which was relievpd
by two applicatons , rubbing with
liniment on retiring at night , and
getting up free from pain. For
sale by J. G. Uaberhe.
t.'YV In .e > M : r .
Tourists to the Yelowstone National
Park next season will bo treated to a
brand new Attraction en a wonderful
geyser. A man named Jatnes King , wbo
ban been living in tUe Park during the
pnH winter , has just iufomrmeit the
Helena Record that in the unrly morning
of February 13 bo was awakened by
terrtlce explosion similar to that of the
explosion of a large xuanttiy ot powder.
Ho soon discovered that the Fountain
geyser basin had given birtb to a new
geyser.
The now wonder ia located abuut 20C
beet Immediately south to the famrn
Fountain geyaer. At the time of Mr.
King's discovery , and lor a loug time
thereafter. It was Bending a solid column
of hot water fully 500 beet into tbo air ,
the wftier gushing forth Irom a subter
ranean hole about tive beet In diameter
with n loud roar. For an hour and
half the nionetnr column of hot water
shot heayeward It tban Piibiided and
has since been ulaying at regular inter
vale of about two hours
Singular enough the EyeUior geyser
thb largest , and in soruo respects * the
most wonderful geyser in the IMrk
which has not been a statu of eruption
for several yemi past , commenced to
piny on Washington1 * ! birthday , and
continued in full play for over five noure.
To TDK DEAF A rich lady , cured
ot i i Deaf ness and Noises in the
Heaa by Dr. Nicholson's Artificial
Ear Drums , gave 525,000 to his In
stitute , so that deaf people unable
to procure the Ear Drums , may have
them free , Address No. D 143 ,
The Nicholson Institute , 780
Eight Avenue , New York. jan3 ly
Epnorth Leaguers
Send me your name and address aud
I will mall you about April 1 , \ \ bemiti
fully illustrated folder given full Infor-
niatlonjabout the special rates and trum
service to California via the 15urlm ton
Kout , at the time ot the Epworth
League meeting at San Frisco in July
'ihe ; folder will enlighten you on everj
point in connection with the trip to San
Fnmclac * cost of tickets ; how to makt
tht ) trip moat cheaply and comfortable
what ttieio ia to BOO on the way , and why
your tickets should read via the liurlmg-
ton Rout.
The round trip rate open to everyon
from Oman to Frunclico via the
Burlington Kout ts $45. Tickets are
good by way of Denver and Salt LuV
city.J. .
J. Franols General Paanonger Agent
Uurliugtou Uout , Omaha , Neb.
Mch76t.
How to Millie IICHH ! . < > v.
The Republican baa a proposition th *
may not exactly solve the question
"Ilo\v to Maktt Hans Lay , " but it will
help you tu roaki * more money out of
your litms tliHii you are now doing. If
you pay up nil arrearage and one \ erin
in ml Vance , w will itend you I'll * Wiwt
ern Poultry News on * * yt ar free. It l H
big IC-page pup r published nt Lincoln ,
Neb. , And l recognized authority on
poultry mutters , tunny of the bust known
poultjy uxperts contributing thttlr exper
ience.
$25.000 Our Grand
Ornithological Contest ,
Sotnrtl lni ( entirely n < w mid Interesting. Hand
\\-hnt you are to do. Von rosy get SIQUO. Our
contcct U to ! > wlio can rouko the Ihtgcat Hit of
name ( or kludHi t f blrdi from th" following lift
of letter ;
W U O O O C C K Q U L I A P
K TARID G E S P N I E L V
E B U D 1 M W A D O II T L
\\o will recognize 119 a bird nnythlntr belonging
to the foatutred trlbt , whether HOP a tlen. Crow ,
Singer or any other kind. You inn u e any letter
as many timus to make a name It appears in
the Hit of letters above , \\oodLock , l'lu > er , Snow
Bird , etc. To auy persons ho utu innkn n ll t
of y > or moro dllferunt i sine ol birds , nc will g\v \ *
absolutely PUKE a beautiful prUe , value il.mw ,
or left
leftBio
Bio PIUZKS AwAieuKO DAILY.
When you lmvo madu ont year ll t llll out tha
Ilrif on tue bottom of this udrertUeinent , and
send to us with n flumped addretwd envelope
Htamp ot jour lonutr ; will do , thsu If you art )
awarded a prize you on it yon deelre pet the
prize IIT becoming a tiibfcrlbor to the Woman'-
Wiitli. We snallawaid n iirUe to every person
who fends the name ot Ji birdi < , and our KltU will
DO as f < II nvs ! For the bent lut , ntelved each
dny , H uoldVnt < lr for the setoud b st nomtiou
i-aeh day u beautifnl linpotird Tea & * t , for the
seven next beet solutions oarb d v , a Konrah a a.
Ui'i Diamond and Buby King , for the next n > t
colntion. a Gold t'lccc , and lor all oth-r correct
solutions , pcizes of oed Tnlue. Thr e ptl7M
will bo forwarded dull } , you will not have to
wait a long tlmnin uncertainty 0'foro you know
thi result. There 1 no cleniiut of lottery in our
plin , it make * no .llrterunrw wlie'hur we ei your
olutiou late or eirly m tn d iy Al yea need i"
to null this Adtl to u-ind on th f diiy It reHLlin
u * , If your \ltt \ la thu liast , you b ll liavit tUu
Gold v-TftUU , or if second bo-it the beautiful
; t but , ami i-o on. Vo gnaranteo tliat ne will
award you a prb.e There ia abajlutcl ) no oppor
tunity for dvcvption on our part we cannot afford
U Wo want to et 1 OCU.OUO wil eatl-Hcd nub
ecrlburv and for that re isouvu don't wuut you to
eeud any money until you know exactly whit
prUn yjn have gained by answering the purzlue
As soon after 4 u ui. each day a * pofnlbiu , the
eiamiuere will judiio the 11 > 'o the botit of their
ability , and will designate the pri/es. \\e \\ill
write to yon a * once notifying you what prize has
been awarded jou , then If yon are satlftied , you
can * cud your subscription to fhoVomau't <
World , and your prize will go by return of mall
carriage paid To a pereou ot narrow Ideus it
CPIUH linpoeslblo tlmto Hhould be able to make
snub u gigantic ollar , tint we have the money ,
brains ind reputation , wo know exactly what we
are dou g , and if wo can legitimate ly gain a mil
lion ut scrlbert ! by Una grand idea , we know that
tb.li- million of well pleased subscribers can be
Iniluctd tore > otiimend Tht ) Woman's World to
ull frleLdrt , thereby building up our circulation
still further. Wu nr willing to si/end 5 6,000 in
tlila contest In bniliiuiK up a blxenbjcriptiot Hat ,
-.nd A hen this money s upout we reserve the
right to publish a notification thu' the coute-t has
been dlricoLtlnued. Lion t deity until it li too
late. 1 be contest will continue until July Int.
1901.
1901.We
We give a bonus prlza ot JJ50 Independent of all
others , to tlm p rsou u ho ueud4 in the Ills ott n
up lu the beet and handsomest m nat-r Our
commltti'u will decide and award prizes , , alj , bnt
thu epc'lul $ 50 prUe ' .Mil be awarded In bvptcm-
her , I'.Hjl Auy bird a natue found In the diction
aries accepted.
\ VliuVe Are.
The "woman's World ' U a thoroughly
coucwrn , we are known to do exactly a * wrellaole
tlbc. AM to our reliability wo refer to an o adver
tising j0-uat or budinei mnu ot Londony advur-
York. or > e-
Name
Street' .
Towu .Country
N' B. Be careful and prepay your letter 5c , ,
we do not recelva nnderpald letter * . Addn n > -
THE " \VOMAN'I Womm , " UUSSIJTOIUJ , LOKUOM
jan'3i W. Es.el.XNO.
Are Vou interested In I'uultry.
If you ire , here u a. chance for you ,
Pay up wlm you owe and one yt'nr in d
Vance on tto Htpubhcau auu we'll send
you Tne Westein Poultry News , o ( Lin
coln , Xeb. . 11 whole yeir Ireo. It's A
b16psg \ poultry monthly and will
help you uiaVe m < re money out ot your
chickena. It also has u Belgian Hare
depar'tueut. '
IS LIKEX DELICATE
MUSICAL IffsriJUMEHT
In good condi'ton sh is sweet and lovabla ,
and sing's life's song on a jo/ful harmonious
strinf. Out of o-Jer or unstrung , there is
discordance and unhappinsss. J ust as there
Is one k > note to all music so there Is one key
note to rreaith. A woman might as well try
to ( ly without w1n 5 as to ( eel well and look
well while the.organs that make her a woman
are weak or dseased. She must be heatthy
Inside or she can't be healthy outside. There
are thousands of women suffering silently all
over th * country. Mis'aken modesty urgea
their silence. While there Is nothing more
admirable than a mode t woman , health U
of the lirst importance. Every othr con
sideration should give way before it. Brad-
field's Female Regulator Is a medicine foi
women's ills. It is
Ihemfestandquick *
etway tocureleu-
corrhsa , falling of
Ihe womb , nervous
ness , headache ,
backache and gen
eral weakness , rotr
will be Astonished
at tha result , es
pecially if you have
been experiment
ing with other so-
called remedies.
We are not asking
you to try an uncer
tainty. Bradfield's
Regulator has m ade
happy thousandsof
women. What it
has done for others
it can do for you.
Sold in drug stores
forl a bottle.
A fren Illustrated
book wdl bf ( put
to all who writeto
IliC BRADtlELD
REGULATOR CO.
Atlanta , Go.
An lloiiusl Medicine Tor LnUrlppc.
Ceorgo W. Want , of youth Gar
diner , Mo , says"I nave had iho
worst cough , cold , chills and grip
and hive taken lots of traah of no
.uicouut but profit to the vendor.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ia
the only thing that ban doiio any
good whatever. I have used one
bottle of it and the chills , cold aud
grip have all left me. 1 congrat
ulate the manufactures of an nonet
medicine. " For sale by J. GHae -
berlo. Mrh 7 Ira
A X'oultry I'aper Kree.
The Republican has uiadeairangemeiit
whereby we CRU send "The Western
Poultry Newa" one year free to any per
sou piijmg one j ear's subscription in
advance. Did subscribers wbo pay up
and pay one year in advance can take ad
vantage of tbia oiler also The Western
Poultry Ncwa is a big It5-page monthly
chicken paper , published at Lincoln
Neb. , and is an { .cknowleged nutnority
on poultry methodu. It not only inter
ests laney breeders , but the housewife
in town orcounti'i , who wanta to make
some protit from H few lieua. It also
has a Belgian Hare department It you
want n poultry paper , heron vourchiinc"
U ii. Laud Orilcu , liroken Uow , Neb , I
JIarth "U. 1'JOI (
Notice li hereby jtlveii tliat CHARLES W
FUDGE , of Ilroken How , Nebraska had filed
cotlLO of Intention to make flrul pruof txfoto
Itf lstir and Receiver a : biu olllce In ItroVen
Uow. Nebraska , on this day ttinJtli day oC
April 1'JOI on tnnbor culture npiilkatioti No.
1.U7U , for Klj N\V )4 ) , loti 1 ind 'J , of Bt-ctlon No.
IS , iu towtirbip Nu. IT , uorth rant'e No 21 , VV.
Uo names & wl'mi ae * Dnniul W Corey , of
Mtrna. Neuri la , George Kully , ot Merna , Ne-
tira ka John < . PulIsM , of Merni , Nebraska ,
1 liurleiU Jollurdf of llrokcii Bow , Ncbr kn
3-21-tivs jAMKb WiiiTauEAD Itegntor.
Selln the David Bradley , John Deere , Grand Detour , Listers , Riders and
Walkers They are the besit made. A - the Ohio and New Departure
Cultivator , Disks and Seeders , Kacibi' LJuggies and Spr.ng Wat-ons.
Tl e best harness all kinds at prices that hvi put competition to think
ing Sue me for Stoves , Furniture , Carpets -new patterns , Tinware ,
'd Garden Seeds in bulk , etc.
A full line of Undertaing Goods.
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sit EAGLE GROCERY. 1
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2 * All parties indebted to the Eagle Grofery , are requested f.
v.to call and settle their account by cash at onco. I must have -v
* ; money to pay bills , I cannot do business on wind. * JV.
$ l Yours truly'y
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Proprietor. ' ; ]
E. L. BUNCH ,
Headquarters for
I3KST il.OO A DAY HOUSE IN THE CUT ,
Groceries , Confectioneries aud Fruits ,
NortU Side of Public Squarn , ' Broken Bow ,